Vernal Post Office Notice From 1909
Entry shows second class matter designation at Vernal Utah post office dated Btarch 13 1909 under the act of Fieroh 1872.
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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1933
Page
4
Entry shows second class matter designation at Vernal Utah post office dated Btarch 13 1909 under the act of Fieroh 1872.
A brief note from an optimistic political stance highlights work for a larger more influential Cinta County in the Ut a state context with press association and editorial considerations mentioned.
Charles Lybbert of Canada visited overnight with Mr. and Mrs. John Cook, a 23 year lapse since they last met. Fred Detomass and Dorothy Davidson wed at Vernal last Friday. Davidson formerly from Vernal and Roosevelt High School graduates. William Carlstrom and family visited Vernal, taking Carlstrom’s father to Salt Lake City for an open-ended stay. A shower honored Miss Hazel King of Cedarview at Jim Angus’s home with about 20 guests as blocks for remembrance quilts were made. King has taught locally for three years and will depart with Francis Todd for East Lake City this week.
Mrs Vilate Jensen of Vernal visited last week with her sisters Mrs Mullie Cook and Mrs Leona Manwaring also Mrs Mary Gaon of Roosevelt. Mrs Harriet Todd is assisting her daughter Sarah Carlyle and family of Ilber. Mr and Mrs Ange Detomass of McGill. New have spent the past week at the home of Mr Detomasis father Peter Detomasi. Mr and Mrs Weston Timothy took a trip to Southern Utah last week. They visited with a sister of Weston Timothy at Glendale in Zion’s Park. Mrs Andrew Strebel left for Salt Lake City last week and will attend the June convention. She will also meet her son George who is released from his mission to Germany. Mrs Graf Goodrich left last Friday for a trip to the World’s Fair at Chicago. Mrs Arvella Barrow was released as president of the USMIA, and Mrs Mary Timothy sustained in her place. Mrs Timothy and Nellie Bracken were counselors of Mrs Barrow. Bishop Jussel Todd attended the School Board meeting held at Vernal. George Bracken accompanied Timothy to Vernal as a juror. County Commissioner LeRoy Goodrich made five business trips to Vernal last week. He brought his sisters Mrs Vilate Jensen for a short visit with relatives here.
A marriage license was issued on April 1st to Axal Hfilmer Anderson, son of Peter Anderson, and Mildred Goodrich, daughter of Elu Goodrich, both of Roosevelt.
The column records town mentions including a box contractor removing a derrick from the Associated 611 company site and local residents such as Mr Frix, A Johnson of Vernal, Orville McCarroll visiting, and Harry Hill's tonsil surgery at St Marys hospital in Grand Junction. Names Hugh W Colton, I M Francte, and others from Vernal appear with a late May reference.
The Glines ward reunion was held Thursday June 1st with a Primary program including Band group songs readings by Glen McKeachnie son, Sea Gull girls, Jay Bell, Melvin Hokkinson, and others. At noon barbecue mutton and ice cream fed the crowd. games followed at school grounds. couples danced at 8 pm after Sunday school readings and musical numbers.
A ward crowd enjoyed a Crystal Pool swimming party and a roast at Ashley Creek with many families including the Martins Curtus Carroll Wardle Ereckson Johnson Perry and others. Sunday programs featured songs readings and a game at Gines Memorial Day Maeser second team edged 6 3. Glines first team won 44 18. many residents traveled for visits and medical aid with updates on Cora Hacking and local school trips.
A baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs Charley Beelow on June 1. Mrs B Grelow is visiting her mother in Taylorsville Utah. Mrs Chiles Taylor and family returned home Friday from Vernal after two weeks away for illness. Bigelow broke his arm on Monday.
A string of visits spans Vernal Provo Salt Lake City Myton and Dry Fork with Anderson Moroni Gerber Swain Adams Ross and Warburton among those noted. Miss Sidney Ross Miss Laura Warburton and others travel or host as Hime crew returns home after time away.
Ash ley Bebe deed dedd heey Mrs Arthur Latciner of Red masa Colo is here visiting with her parents Mr and Mrs A B Kide Harold Schovel has gone to Ari zona where he has employment irs tre Dusten and Mrs Paul Murray came down from Hazelton Colo for Decoration Day Helen Murrey went w Jensen Tuesday where she has erployment A shower was given Thursday afternoon of last week at the home of Mrs John Bryant for Mrs Harold Twitchell Consint MW TIA was held Sunday evening Mrs Louie Glenn gave a pits selo Mrs Olive Byrent a retold story Mr aid Mrs Edward Kidd were the speakers The Primary Festival was given Wednesday evening with an appropriate program Mrs William Karren entertained Thursday evening at a surprise party in honor of her husbands birthday anniversary.
Floyd Hall secured employment at the forest camp. Mrs Ernest Caldwell and children of Vernal returned home after visiting Mr and Mrs Ellis Caldwell while Mr Caldwell was in Salt Lake. James Abpanalp visited Bingham this week. Muss Winona Geek returned from Vernal after a two week visit. Mr and Mrs Hyrum Burgess and children visited Caldwell family Sunday. Vernon area residents Hib Calder Archie Johnson Catries A Hardy A Theodore Johnson and Bishop Lester Bingham attended Sunday School and a fast meeting.
Department of the Interior U S Land Office Salt Lake City Utah announces Fred W Atwood of Vernal Utah filed for final proof on land in township 15 range 23 east Salt Lake Meridian. Public hearing held Vernal Utah June 30 1939 witnesses Wm H Siddoway Sande Asher Merkley Reuben Hunting. Date first publication May 25 last June 22.
James Donald Lewis of Vernal Utah seeks final proof to establish his stock raising homestead entry No 647070 for parcels in section 18 and 14 township 3 south range 1 east Salt Lake Meridian. Before Leon P Christensen NP Vernal Utah on June 20 1933. Participants include W D Lewis James M Bolatho J S Willis and Francis Wills of Vernal Utah. First publication May 18 1933. Last publication June 15 1933.
Probate and guardianship notice published with directions to consult the county clerk or signers for further information. The notice appears in a public records section, indicating pending proceedings and contact for details.
Creditors of David Hill Deceased must present vouchers to TC R Lawrence Cooper Attorney Vernal Utah on or before July 26 1933. AVIS Edwards Administratrix Estate of David Hill Deceased. First publication May 25. Last publication June 15.
The estate of Addie Longhurst calls all creditors to present claims with vouchers to the administrator or to E R Lawrence Cooper attorney. Publication dates begin May 25 and end June 15.
Listing notes legal poner and legal FKlanks available for purchase at this office. Includes folding covers and related typing supplies. Contact for details and pricing.
In a dim ritual room a prearranged initiation unfolds with initiates blindfolded and bound while sponsors stand by. An unseen intruder disrupts the ceremony, prompting Detective Tommy Mankin to pursue the strange crime and link it to his past cases The Strange Disappearance of Mary Young and The Boulder Murder.
Creditors of the estate of C O Hancock deceased are to present their claims to the administrator at Jensen Utah or to Hugh W Colton attorney at Vernal Utah on or before August 10 1932. Claude Stancock administrator. First publication June 1 1932. Last publication June 29 1932.
Notice of publication for James Robinson of Jensen Utah who filed to prove up a land claim in the U S Land Office Denver. Final three year proof required before Leon P Chis Public at Vernal Utah on July 6 1933. Claimant names Douglas Crew W HR Frey Frey Wall Amasa Caldwell all of Jensen Utah. Walter Spencer Register. First publication June 1, last publication June 29.
Cearge Hackford af Lapoint led the wedding dance at Neola with a large crowd of local youths in attendance. Mr Jos Snyder and children Lizan Snyder and Miss Helen Recnond visited White k istting relatives and friends on Friday.
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