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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1932
Page
8
Fragmentary local snippet mentions Tenoley Derr of Grang Junc tien in Vernal, Nien Become of Maton on business Tuesday, Kirs Jock seen with infant son near Mo Roosevelt on Sunday.
Mss Sildimy Bloemsen of Du che Wisconsin 37 year old woman from Vernal is charged with biting friends during a quarrel according to a terse local police blotter entry.
Ciss J Pore departed Wednesday for Galt Lake where Mrs Pepe remains hospitalized and is slowly improving according to reports.
Afr and Mrs Edward Barrett and daughters Norma Lee and Carma Tay of Lorrains Wyoming are visiting at the home of Mrs Barretts parents Mr and Mrs Wm Martin.
Mrs George O Massey of Jensen visits with her son who suffered pneumonia. He had recovered enough to have his cough taken home Sunday.
Mary Isher formerly Mary Calton of Duchesne serves as a notable visitor at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs Dell Colten.
Mo and Mrs Fiza Hardy and small son of Mr Harris Colorado are visiting friends and relatives here this week.
Mrs George F Young of Gusher recovered sufficiently after an operation on property to permit her returning home, stating she is ready to be tied to the home of her distuyers Snellen Johnson.
David Calder went to Salt Lake City Friday May 20 returning on Tuesday Mis Wm 8B Wallis and Mas Vera Calder accompanied him home.
Vren and Mr. Hugh W. Colton and family left Bunday for Salt Lake City to visit relatives there and in Wells-Wire before returning home.
Lovell Young arrived Sunday evening to visit his parents Mr and Mrs F J Young. He was accompanied from Salt Lake by Mrs Wm B Erickson and daughter Frma Holt and Miss Lucy Tucker.
Miss Vera Calder attended graduation exercises at the USB A on Friday May 27. Hamilton Calder drove to Pocatello Idaho and the party returned to Vernal on Tuesday.
Mrs Nettle N Smart of Provo mother of Mrs Win 33 Wails, visited Vernal Sunday, describing family ties and local reception.
Word from Mr and Mrs W W Lewa Ife indicates Dr Earl Lewis is gradually improving after a recent illness. He remains in Frice Hospital under care as his recovery proceeds.
Dallas Hatch arrived home from Logan Tuesday evening after spending the past year at USA C. He has taken an active part in dramatics.
Allee Idfersen returns to competition reforming a Wednesday eventing schedule after a stay in Logan. Details on location and timing are limited in the readable text.
Mr and Mrs Walter Kovh and Havarter left on Sunday for Moab after spending three weeks in the area. They have been here inspecting the oil shale trends in this section.
The VerNal First Ward May Festival opened on the Court House lawn with a parade and queen crowning. Mary Stuth Snyder wore royal purple and a crown of pansies attended by Coleen Samuels Ina May Collier Donna Lundell and other aides. The program included dances led by group one and two Cat and Mouse Dance and a May pole braid performed to piano by Mrs Mable Grag. A large crowd enjoyed the events. The Jolly Cookers held a Wednesday meeting at the home of Mrs Vittus McConkie with Mrs Allee Wall leading the session after Mrs McConkie could not attend.
Ely council met Wednesday night and decided to draft an ordinance to license milk producers and subject each to rigid inspection. Complaints cited unsanitary conditions. The ordinance would allow state inspections and city license fees.
Vernal residents Miss Ethelyine Ashon, Miss Mary Mazel Sowards, and Leroy Watkins received Bachelor of Science degrees at Utah State Agricultural College commencement in the college auditorium. Miss Ashton earned Home Economics with a teaching prep emphasis and is in the Home Economics club and Chi Omega. Watkins completed Agriculture with a dairy focus and is active in the Dairy club and Delta Kappa Phi.
Mr and Mrs George Baeser and Mrs Clyde Hatch motored to Diamond Mountain Sunday for a sheep camp dinner with Mr Hatch.
The arch deacon of Utah Ben Dr Bulkley will preach at St Pauls Church Sunday at 8 pm. Rev John Leacher of Sroosevelt says Leacher will oversee the services.
On Wednesday morning several individuals named Miss Lafferle Miss Belle Ellen Watkins and Miss Stelen Roberts set out for Prova to work at Walkins farm under Judge V as they will be occupied picking berries.
Mrs Joseph St. Cook arrived home Saturday from East Lake City and Provo after a week visiting friends and relatives and handling business.
District Court will continue in Vernal Monday with Judge A. Watkins presiding. The calendar is expected to be very light with few cases listed for hearing.
New Chevrolet cars were driven into Price on Wednesday by T G Alexander, Mrs Virtus McConkie, George Alexander, Jesse York, and Ira T OG Alexander, marking a local auto shipment and street arrival event.
George A Blaugh and his daughters Gladys Grace and Fern, resting for the summer on their Green River ranch, were visitors in town over the weekend.
Price Stenson arrived in Vernal from Washington DC where he attended George Washington Medical School. He will remain there for the summer.
In Vernal the state service officer clears disallowed claims and invites any ex service man to present claims by arranging with Commander J O Stewart or adjutant Jack Muliburn. The Young will meet next Saturday.
Me and Mrs John Harmon and gon Ray of Helper were visiiting here for several days Mr Harmon is manager of Brixon Taylor branch store in Helper Miss Zelda Bing ham accompanied them to Helper today Thursday.
The issue notes John Modgkinson injured at the city water works. Also mentioned are Fred Hodgkins, Alban Johnson, and Lee Winward caught by the careen but without injuries.
Mr and Mrs Ernest Carlson and Walter Carlson of Seattle Washington returned home after a week in Ver a to investigate their fathers estate. The father had been a business partner of Emanuel Johnson about eight years before his death. Mrs Henderson and daughter Helen traveled from Balt Lake to meet Mr Henderson in Park City on their way home after two weeks in Logan. Weathered by a snowstorm, the party reported delays during the return trip.
Mrs Ratliff will visit Chillicothe Missouri with her daughter Miras McLain, stopping in Denver to join Masbell. She will spend six weeks with Mira McLain, then six weeks in Center Hill with Mrs Vern McCarrell, followed by a Pennsylvania trip to visit relatives.
The only sure method is poisoning the alfalfa weevil with potassium alseriate spray or dust. Dusting is cheaper and more efficient but requires a dusting machine costing about 300 dollars. Dusting can cover 46 to 60 acres daily if run cooperatively. If treatment is impossible, timely cutting and raking concentrate weevils in the hay, which should be piled and destroyed. After removal, harrowing the field helps reduce remaining pests. Promote hay production this year.
Ellis Merkley and three children drove to Lapoint on Saturday to visit Mrs Bertrand Swain, the Merkleys’ sister, and spent the day there.
Funeral services for George McKee, pioneer stockman of Ashley Valley, were held Friday morning at Kingsbury Congregational Church under Rev George E Guild. The service featured a vocal trio and songs, with interment at Rock Point Cemetery. Surviving are his widow, six brothers, a daughter Mrs Odie Hemphily, a son Furton, and one grandchild.
Miss Merle Massey arrived back Friday after staying in Galt Lake City to be at the bedside of her sister Miss O T Pope.
Mr and Mrs June E Bartlett and their young son of Price departed for their home after visiting since Monday. Mr and Mrs W L Carlstrom of Roosevelt were guests at the FR Huning home on Tuesday.
Charles F Tucker will reopen the Red Front Garage in Vernal at the Alan Chevrolet building. He returns from a Las Vegas period of business and will resume Dodge car agency with Wm Watkins and W L Angus operating a repair shop nearby.
The Duchesne Publishing Company announces a new Utah resin record achievement. Details are sparse in the fragment, but the release highlights a notable local or regional accomplishment in resin production with reference to Utah records.
Two Te epan barges or boats on the Price River were muted recently at a total cost near $3,200. Local observers note the purchase value and indicate the vessels may serve river transport and small craft work.
We express deep gratitude for the sympathy shown during our son and grandson’s burial. Thanks for the services, singing, and flowers from Dr J L Lewis and family and the Gurr family.
The family expresses heartfelt gratitude to those who gave assistance during their bereavement. Special thanks are extended to George McKee Burton McKee and Mrs Denzel for their kindness, flowers, and comforting acts.
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