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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1933
Page
8
MW Curry, director of the Utah State Bank and merchant of Ouray, arrived Sunday and will spend several days in Vernal for business and meetings.
Joseph F Roosevelt spent several days in Vernal attending district court where he was tied up in a civil case.
Attorney Ray Fo Dltman appeared in Roosevelt on Wednesday for the June session in the district court.
Mr and Mrs F J Fairbairn from Alberta Canada are on a one month visit with Mr and Mrs John W Weaver. Mrs Fairbairn was formerly Miss Alice Blich.
Mrs Truman Miler is at Ashley Valley hospital where she underwent an operation and is getting along nicely.
Don Roges of Whiteracks and Penerd Larson of Roosmelt visited Vernal on Friday to arrange dances to be held here Friday and Saturday night.
Mrs Biella Stoddard of Vernal underwent an appendicitis operation and is improving at Ashley Valley Hospital.
Miss Stelen Calder returned last week from Prova where she has been attending the BYU the mast year.
An eight pound baby boy arrived for Mr and Mrs Fr. don Bulings Rother and the mother and child are reported to be doing nicely at home with Mrs Howard B Woolley assisting.
Miss Barta Tenderson and Ar cath Siddoway drove to Provo on Sunday to bring Lawrence Siddoway back after a year away from BYU. They returned the same day.
Melvin F Williams son of Leyl Williams and Miss Lorg Arietta Hatch daughter of Mr and Mrs Erskine Hatch both of Vernal were married on June seventh by Bishop Lester Bingham in a ceremony conducted the same day.
Ed D Samuels and his daughters Mrs James Adams and Mrs James Esmeyer of Salt Lake City return to East Lake City for the weekend. Also with them was daughter Mrs Vern Shimmins of Vernal who will stay until after the MIA conference.
Ladies Beauty Salon operator Misa Evelyn Williams spent the weekend in Payson on a leisure visit and reported enjoying local sights and hospitality.
Mrs Wik Chasg traveled to Sri Labe City on Tuesday, a brief local visit noted in regional society circles. The trip reportedly touched on civic engagements and cultural events in the urban center.
Mrs J W Stevens departed last Wednesday for Salt Lake City and Ogden and returned on Tuesday.
Mrs Liffle Hunt formerly of Vernal was seen visiting Vernal during Pass Week, with locals noting her return after a period away. Her visit drew attention from residents and daily life in the town.
Miss Zelda Bingham returns home from Price after a two month visit.
Mre I G Noble departed Wednesday morning for Salt Lake City to attend a June conference and special Mo ILA conventions.
Mrs Fred G Bingham arrived in Vernal Tuesday evening to visit her daughter Mrs Ashael Perry in Provo.
Mr and Mrs Peterson left Monday for Logan Salt Lake and Frovo with their daughter Corelia joining them.
Rancher J Labraum from the Gusher Lapping area met with Vernal’s board of county commissioners on Tuesday to discuss county concerns and potential actions.
Judge Abel Turner of the Fourth Judicial District and court reporter F M Alder arrived from Provo on Sunday for the regular term of the district court.
Orville Swain son of Abner Swaln and Ora May Anderson of Lapoint received a marriage license at the courthouse on June 2.
Charles P Fox visited a Salt Lake City hospital clinic where surgeons examined his injured leg. Doctors report slow improvement and hope the cast might be removed on his next trip, following an injury last fall while working on Maeser road.
Mrs Roy Murray is improving after her operation and is staying with Mr and Mrs Crawford Mckinight in Vernal.
Miss Karma Young returned to Vernal Saturday after a lengthy visit to Idaho and Salt Lake City. She had been away for some time visiting relatives and enjoying a rest from local duties.
Mrs George F Walker and her daughter Meda departed for Salt Lake City on Wednesday to attend the six day LD S church conference in June term.
Frank Walker arrived in Wemcnes day morning from the Davis Bros sheep Camp where he has been at work and planned to go to Provo to receive treatment for his eyes.
Jogeply Florrochs of Verna shears his flock at the Jensen corral as cold weather from weeks earlier predates the event.
Leslie Frazier Irwin and Clawson from Sailti Lake City spent several days in Vernal during the district court session to observe and assist on cases on trial.
Mr. Frank Swain of Swain Funeral Home relays word from the aunt that Dr I D Piper of New York City, the uncle who raised her, has died and his funeral was held on May 26.
Mrs J W N Lybbert of Naples compliments the Express with a bouquet of 27 varieties of Iris. Mrs Lic bert says the Iris are now at their best and the garden is a shower of beauty.
Max Woolley, son of Mr and Mrs Howard B Woolley, injured when his arm was caught in a washing machine wringer early Tuesday. The arm extended to the elbow with bruising and injuries, but he is progressing as well as expected.
M P Schremeek of Green River Utah visited Vernal to consult with Dr H E Rich about practicing there in Vernal. Schremeek would replace Dr W L Pinking and, with his trained nurse wife, expects to arrive in Vernal next Monday.
Rae H Goodrich of Tridell sent two eggs from Barted Rock hens. One egg was very large but unmeasured due to being broken. The other egg was about the size of a pigeons egg.
Warren Belcher starts demolition of the Seng land mark frame building in Vernal once owned by Aunt Cora Johnson. Material from the teardown is planned for reuse in a new fruit and vegetable market.
Three medical students from Seattle Washington passed through Vernal on Tuesday while returning from their eastern school. They toured the museum of C Thorne and planned another visit. They were disappointed to learn it was nearly impossible to reach the Dinosaur National Monument near Jensen.
Mr and Bill Vernon Anderson announce the engagement of their daughter Afton to J T Ruffin of Emnig Texas. The wedding planned for June. Miss Anderson attended Uintah high school and is active in the Primary organization of the Vernal Second ward. Mr Ruffin is known in town and works at the City Bakery.
Uintah stake Bee Hive girls and mothers held Swarm Day at Scout Park with singing, skit, and awards before graduation to the Junior department of the ALI. Weddings note Marion Gillett and Francis Vo Martin at Salt Lake City, a double wedding for Vera and Mina Showalter, and several local social events plus a farewell party and club activities in Vernal.
Thompson offers Iowa Golden Seed Corn at four cents per pound as a special price from Vernal Market. This small ad promotes a limited time deal aimed at local buyers seeking economical seed purchases.
Harold B. Lundell scoutmaster led 245 scouts from Vernal to the Dinosaur quarry area for an overnight camp in a cave near the Green River gorge. Deputy Richard Jensen accompanied the group. The boys decorated nearby graves of Dr Earl Douglas relatives with wildflowers gathered during nature study. They cleaned a small graveyard on the return trip and carried flowers for miles.
Mrs Peter Case of Jensen recently underwent a serious operation at Ashley Valley Hospital early this week and is reported to be recovering nicely.
Sealed bids will be received at the Board of Education by June 30 1933 for transportation on multiple routes including Hayden to Bennett Independence to Fit Duchesne North West Lapoint to Lapoint Brough to Ouray Valley Woods to Randlett Farm Creek to White Rocks Independence to Wilson Indlar Bench to Wilson North Wilson to Wilson Dry Fork to Maeser High Maeser to Uintah High plus proposals Jensen to Utah High Maeser to Uintah High Lepoint to Uintah High. The right to reject any or all bids is reserved.
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