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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1934
Page
8
Elmer Manwaring of Ballard ward traveled to Vernal for a Monday visit. The report notes his movement through Utah and his engagement with local residents during the trip.
Ray Dike manager of the J C Penney store returned from a business trip to Salt Lake Tuesday.
Attorney Henry Ruggeri of Helper appeared in Vernal on Tuesday regarding the Leon Arbilla estate. The court action concerned probate and related proceedings in the estate case.
Mr and Mrs David Calder welcome a baby boy born Tuesday morning in Salt Lake City. Both mother and child are reported well and recovering at the hospital.
It BM Snyder the re employment agent for Uintah and Duchesne counties with Roosevelt as headquarters spent Tuesday in Vernal meeting local workers and discussing job referrals and unemployment relief programs.
Rich working with a band of sheep owned by his son O G Rich Janine Mile was recalled home to attend business matters on Tuesday.
Mrs David Alder travels with her husband to Vernal where a physician attends her, noted as the daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph S Dudley of Jensen.
Mr and Mrs M F Toles and family of Rawlins Wyoming visit with John W Pope. Mr Toles has purchased the Sutherland farm in Mae cer and plans to move there in the future. He is an oil well driller by trade and has drilled wells in Rangely Myton and Wyoming.
Luther Stewart, a Spanish American War veteran and former Jensen resident, was noted in Vernal on Tuesday as a business caller. Stewart mentioned his service in Cuba during the war.
Elmer Wilson and Mrs Noudag Morrill Parritt obtained a marriage license on June 4, formalizing their union in Myton.
Ralph Horrocks departed Sunday for Salt Lake City to spend ten days before beginning a mission to the East Central States for the LDS Church. He will tour or prepare before the assignment.
Judge Martin M Larson and Acpibert Egeler court reporter attended court here Tuesday and returned to Provo the same evening.
Principal L G Noble of the Utah high school and Mrs Noble rejoice over the birth of a baby girl on Monday June 4. Mrs Noble is cared for by her cousin Jessie Hasse of Eureka.
L G Noble, Harold M Lindell, and Frank P Wellman attended the UBIC executive committee meeting held Monday evening at Fort Duchesne to discuss recreation and publicity matters.
Sumner Margetts of the drouth relief committee arrived in Vernal last Wednesday and surveyed the Buck Pasture project and the water rights of Brush Creek Canal Company users.
Mr and Mrs Homer D Ford of Watson were business visitors in Vernal on Wednesday, meeting local contacts and reviewing regional trade outlets. Wealth of small talks noted during their short stay.
Mr and Mrs Ardath Siddoway and Mr and Mrs Lowell Fox spent the weekend at Green Lakes, enjoying local scenery and leisure time together.
Mr and Mrs J M Bart of Drag on traveled through Vernal on Saturday en route to Galt Lake and Nebrasta.
J OC Hacking and his wife L EK Murphy visited Vernal along with C A Thomps son of Lapoint on Friday.
Mr and Mrs J F P Clark announce the arrival of a baby girl born Tuesday. Mrs Clark is formerly Miss Virginia Birchell.
The Dyer mine on Brush Creek Mountain starts operations as the first ore shipment leaves Wednesday for the Garfield smelter.
A June schedule states that worship will be held each Sunday at 9 am at the Congregational Church.
Mr and Mrs E A Cramer of Lay Cole were in Vernal over the weekend visiting friends. Mr Cramer operates a store at Lay.
Mr and Mrs Rulon K Hansen and daughter Lois of Alamosa Cole are visiting in Vernal at the homes of Mrs N J Hansen and Mrs Nelson Melikley.
Hamilton Calder of Provo and Grant Calder of Logan spent the weekend in Vernal visiting their parents Mr and Mrs H B Calder.
A crew of men is repairing the road at the asphalt plant west of Vernal. Workers are fixing up the site in readiness for new equipment arriving in a few days.
Miss Helen Calder and Neldon Calder, who spent the winter attending BYT in Provo, arrived home this week to enjoy their summer vacation locally.
Ernest Wenderson and Ershel Shepherd, who have been attending the USAC at Logan, arrived home this week to spend the summer vacation.
Mrs N J Hansen came home Wednesday after visiting her daughter Mrs Gilbert Childs and family in Provo.
Alfred Caldwell was thrown from his motorcycle Sunday afternoon and injured his knee. He was taken to a doctor for medical attention and is improving rapidly.
Mr and Mrs Charles F Fox and daughter Alta and May travel to Salt Lake for June gathering. Mr Fox will also receive medical attention for a leg injury suffered recently.
Everett Manwaring Kenneth Attack Joseph Winder Ivan Caldwell Walter Richardson and others departed for Cedar City where they will be employed.
Robert Cooper from Leota said water pumped from the Green River in local farms will still enable enough crops to meet community needs. The observation was shared during a Wednesday town visit.
Mr and Mrs Martin W Cutis left for Salt Lake on Wednesday to attend the June Convention. They were joined by Fred Stone who went out to have his leg examined, the injury dating from some time ago.
Mrs Chris Johnson of Provo and her parents the Johnsons visited Vernal for Decoration Day and plan to return Friday. They were joined by their daughter Mrs Pearl Anderson of Mesa, formerly an instructor in Vernal schools.
Mr and Mrs W S Henderson and Lila and Bobby Lundquist left Thursday for Idaho Falls to attend the Lions district convention as Vernal delegates.
A young Vernal woman Miss Helen Hemstreet wed Henry Schaefermeyer at her mother's home. The couple, after a wedding breakfast, plan a Yellowstone honeymoon and home in Vernal. The ceremony was led by Rev George Guild with close relatives present.
Ed L Anderson proprietor of Green Lakes resort on the Vernal Manila highway was in Vernal Friday on business. He operates several fine cabins and recently completed three dance floors at the resort.
Di Lowry Nelson of Brigham Young University Provo led the extension service presence in Vernal Tuesday. Nelson and Diouth relief committeemen pressed UBIC speakers and plans for upcoming events with Booths and community outreach.
Druid Ho Macen, director of wildlife in the National Parks Service based in Salt Lake City, supervised a visit to Dinosaur National Monument in Vernal on Tuesday with Mr Madsen and FERA committee members observing the site.
Robbel director of transient relief in Utah and George M Haley assistant director plus Dr A C Boyle neurological engineer toured Dinosaur National Monument after a visit to the site on Tuesday or Wednesday for Salt Lake City.
Watson Thompson of Willow Creek sells a low ranch to Abe and Golden Natch and plans to relocate to Vernal. He praises the crops and notes the Willow Creek dry season while calling the area the Basin's best alfalfa growing region.
Oxrens C O Stott and Geo D Cistle of the USAC extension service logged a Tuesday inspection of the Green River relief projects for the Drouth Relief Committee based in Salt Lake City. William Peterson, director of the extension service, serves as chairman.
Memorable Day honors 87 year old veteran Mr Rohm residing in Uintah Basin. A Pennsylvania infantry recruit at 16 in 1863, he served through multiple campaigns. Fred Burg er of the American Legion introduced him at the memorial. Rohm shared war time stories and reflected on his youth and Civil War experiences.
Postmaster warns that placing notices or any unstamped matter in rural mailboxes is unlawful and may lead to prosecution. Quoting order No 6494, offenders can be fined up to 300 dollars. Local postmaster notes 2 percent postage rate valid until July 1, 1935 under existing rules.
Mr and Mrs Jai Chivers announce the arrival of their first child, a baby daughter, at home with her parents. The newborn accompanies the family as they celebrate the new addition to their family.
Mrs Ward P White, local vital statistics registrar, calls on parents to verify that their children's birth certificates are properly registered. She notes past neglect due to funds shortages and says a full year in 1919 had no entries. Proper registration benefits individuals and the public in many practical ways.
Cui Clyde and Les Kay of Heber City spent several days in Vertal last week. Tricty ate game Woodens and spent Sunday in Daggett county going over the Vernal Manila highway. The report notes fishing is good but water is very low in the mountain streams.
Dr A C Boyle former WA director of the work at Dinosaur National Monument, with state FURA committee members, visited Vernal on Tuesday. He will again oversee the project when it resumes soon under a new setup.
Ross Crandall, NY Life agent, becomes first player this year to card four holes in one at Vernal Golf Course. On Saturday he joined TT Johnston, Jay Douglas, and John Jorgensen for hole three, aided by a 36 scoring round.
Walter H Koch of the Salt Lake land office arrived in Vernal on Tuesday and will stay for some time. He is at the Henderson camp cabins, and his field work extends into Colorado, previously inspected for the New Mexico land office. This marks his first trip into the region.
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