Mrs Noble Returns From Pureka Visit
Mrs I. G Noble arrived back Friday after a visit to Pureka.
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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1933
Page
8
Mrs I. G Noble arrived back Friday after a visit to Pureka.
Mr and Mrs Arthur Curtis of Lapeint were in Vernal on Tuesday, visiting friends and sightseeing.
Hon Showalter has been employed as bowlkeeper and stenographer for the Uirth Gas company.
Attorney and Mrs B J L Dart and H P Knudson of Myton were in Vernal on Saturday for unspecified business or social calls, according to local notices.
James Coupe a veteran miller from Ashby Valley returned to Vernal after pleasant visits in Las Vegas Nevada and Los Angeles California sharing a brief journey from the western states.
Mr and Mrs Dave Calder visited Salt Lake City for Decoration Day at Mrs Calders parsonage home.
Mrs Gloyd Winn came back last week after visiting her parents in Salt Lake City.
Mrs L L Colton of Los Angeles California is visiting with her sister Mrs Inkinson Coltonia, a former resident of Vernal, for a family gathering and reunion.
Miss Agnes Schaefermeyer of Cacite Valley General Hospital Mrn Logan is visiting for a few days with relatives.
The Wilams Organization will meet at the home of Mrs Ernest Eaton on June. All members are urged to be present.
President and Mrs DB O Colton and four children visited the home of Mrs Nelson Merkley on Memorial Day, continuing a brief public appearance. The gathering highlighted remembrance activities and the presence of notable figures in a suburban setting.
Deve IT Williams of Bountiful acted as In Velnalths wee Mai Wu- Lams 19 representative for Hardesty Manufacturing, based in Salt Lake City.
Mr and Mrs Chas Johnson from Provo stayed in Vernal on Tuesday and Wednesday with their son Sheriff F Emery Johnson. The Johnson family were former Vernal residents.
Clark Larton principal of the Mandett school joined Cal Jorgtneen Enoch Lewis and Mrs Willad Rasmussen of Ouray Valley in Vernol on Monday for a community visit.
Wilson Duke, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Duke, returned home Wednesday evening from Login where he attended the USAO, marking a notable homecoming after his activities there.
County Surveyor Leon FF Chris tense and My Christensen participated in a Utah State Water Solute Commission meeting in Salt Lake City on Wednesday. Christensen is a commission member.
Miss Rowenr Stringham recently sustained from Ogden where she has been attending school in the past year.
A heavy rain storm drenched Ashley Valley on Memorial Day and another shower arrived on Wednesday May 31 bringing bursts of rain and wet conditions across the region.
Cornelia Peterson a student at the USA at Logan returned home Sunday for the summer vacation marking a quiet seasonal pause in campus life.
Ed Wooten, a farmer and stockman from Myton Branch, traveled through Vinal on Wednesday en route to Dinmong Mountain in search of ranga for his flocks, pursuing better grazing and wool productivity.
The district court will convene the regular summer term on Monday June 5 at idam. Several criminal cases are on the docket.
DeMar Dudley a poultryman from Jennen traveled through Vernal on Wednesday evening bound for Salt Lake City to attend to business matters.
Gartafell Dominey of San Francisco arrives in Vernal for a summer visit. He is the grandson of Mr and Mrs Evans and travels to spend the warm months in Uintah Basin.
During the week much activity in the various wards has been manifest during the prairie dog drive. Several tons of poisoned grain has been distributed on private and public lands.
A baby boy arrived recently to Mr and Mrs Warren in Delhi City. The mother is Mrs Delhi, formerly Miss Thelma Sealle, with the baby’s birth noted in local news.
Onsen Ityan, former Logan school superintendent, identified with International Flaivester company as field agent during a Vernal week. The report notes the assignment and regional activity, with details about the involvement and dates in question.
Henry J Chatwin and early Ashley Valley and Jensen pioneers travel to Vernal on Thursday for business ahead of the Chatwin family reunion to be held this month in Heber City.
Jesse Nullinger, former Uintah Academy and Bb Y U athlete, is seriously ill at his mother in law Mrs James Geddes Preston Idaho. A message from his brother Uarnid Hullinger says he has typho id fever contracted while shearing sheep in Wyoming. He has been ill for three weeks and first doctors thought it was a bad flu.
Mr and Mrs Charles Neal of Fot Duchesne and Mr Nesl were in Ver nal on Wednesday.
The public works bill proposes a 1 178 000 dollar appropriation to construct a dam at Moon Lake in Duchesne County. The measure aims to fund the project through designated state funds and advance regional infrastructure.
Arb Woolley, son of Mr and Mrs Sir Woolley, has come back from Cedar City where he spent the winter attending the Branch Agricultural College.
Ideal weather marked Memorial Day as Vernal residents visited local cemeteries and decorated the graves of the departed, observing the holiday with restrained ceremony and community remembrance.
Mr Duke and Mrs Ray Duke with family returned from Prova and spent a few days there. Mr Duke also attended a convention of the J C Penney company during the trip.
Mr and Mrs Orrmin Jones and their Colorado family joined Mrs Ted Jones of Cedar City Utah for a weekend in Vernal. Mrs Ted Jones then returned to Cedar City.
Dr and Mrs Victor T Dewar and Mr and Mrs Harod Stevens, all of Grand Junction Colorado, were killed in an airplane crash last week. Dr Dewar was widely known across western Colorado and eastern Utah as the flying doctor.
National forests will lower grazing fees by 376 percent for cattle and 54 percent for sheep in the current year, with the charges based on the prices received for cattle and sheep, according to early reports.
James Wallace Johnson son of J Ty Johnson and Aissiela Mary Goodrich daughter of Bishop and Mrs Byron Goodrich received a marriage license from the county clerk on May 29 and were married in the Salt Lake temple.
Raymord Searle and Amber Willis, both of Vernall, received a marriage license at the courthouse on May 29 and were married in the Salt Lake Temple. The ceremony joined Raymord son of Mrs Zina Searle Eoward and Miss Hal Amber Willis daughter of Mrs Jesse F Willis in a regional union witnessed by family.
George Alexander son of Mr and Mrs T T Alexander who has been attending Utah State Agricultural College in Logan the past winter returned home Sunday. Mr Alexander has taken an active part in football and track at the college.
Floyd Bryant arrives Wednesday from Lesta to seek medical care for his young son who is suffering severe nose hemorrhages. Bryant recently bought a farm in Lesta after living on leased property.
Lynn McClelland and her son Jac from San Francisco visit Vernal on a Sunday. A rumor or claim states Mrs McClelland plans to kill her husband and will be joined by her daughter and son-in-law Mr and Mrs Wesley Aminenio.
Chorge Foster of Columbia Utah, driving toward Vernal at night, collided with a car on the highway near the Twelve Mile bridge. Foster did not see the other vehicle until impact. No serious injuries but Foster’s car was badly demolished. Attending the Uintah Basin meeting in Fort Duchesne were county officials W L Fletcher Willis Johnson LeRoy Gootrich, County Clerk L William Carlstrom, County Attorney Mitch W Colton, State Representative W Stan Ashton and County Agent E B Peterson.
Vernal social pages record a shower hosted in honor of Vera and Mina Showalter near brides to be next week with forty guests, spring decor, a two course buffet, musical numbers, and embroidery of tea towels. Assistants included Mrs Barr Mrs Bennion and Miss King. A birthday celebration for Effie Hall is also noted with a Five Hundred game and gifts.
Thompson announces a special on Iowa Golden Send corn at Vernal Market priced at 4 cents per pound. The notice highlights a limited offer likely aimed at local shoppers.
Thompson notes special pricing on Iowa Golden Seed Corn at Vernal Market offering 4 cents per pound. The line item emphasizes a per pound discount and regional seed market focus, reflecting a brief commercial notice.
Mrs Lloyd Oaks and her 9 month old son suffered head bruises while Mrs Oaks endured severe injuries to left shoulder and wrist after her car collided with a Glen Clark driven vehicle at First North and Second West streets Saturday night. The infant reportedly thrown from the car but family says not seriously injured. glare from pavement prevented sight of oncoming car until ten feet away.
County Treasurer Martin W Curtis outlines a partial payment plan for 1932 taxes to begin when the new law takes effect in July. Ten dollar payments or more may be made anytime with discounts of 2 percent in July, 1 percent in September, and up to 5 percent in February next year, plus details on back taxes and installment options.
Coal available for pickup or delivery by Lewis Trading Post. Customers urged to come in and collect fuel or arrangements will be made to transport coal to the purchaser.
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