Arrival of Baby Boy Ceremonially Noted
A birth announcement records the arrival of a baby boy on Saturday in June. The message notes the newborn and family joy, reflecting a local tradition of celebrating new arrivals.
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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1932
Page
8
A birth announcement records the arrival of a baby boy on Saturday in June. The message notes the newborn and family joy, reflecting a local tradition of celebrating new arrivals.
A group including Mrs Bertrard Suain of Lapoint visited Vernal on Friday to celebrate Jory receiving a Bachelor of Science degree in Dairy. The event highlighted local education advancement.
Mr and Mrs A DeMar Dudley of Jensen were visitors in town on Friday.
Mr and Mrs Gilert Childs of Trova are visiting at the home of Ms N J Hansen. They are re decorating Mrs Childs' house.
The Coller Furniture Company announces a showroom enlargement and redecorating of the entire room to refresh the display.
Miss Olena Brady of Durhesane worked in the office of City Attorney D Ho Young during the court session.
cIHf and Lyle Young from Ante ropa visited their brother attorney Dallas IL Young at his home during the week.
Miss Ethelynne Ashton arrived home from Logan where she attended the USA C XI's event. She received a BD 8 Degree in time Economics.
New stations awnings have been constructed at the front of the Commerc't Hotel completing the awning on the north end of Main street.
Str and Mrs Carter and daughter Afton left Sunday for Salt Lake City. Mr Carter was called to serve as witness in the Supreme Court now in session.
The Urinal Lumber Company is applying a fresh coat of paint inside and outside the building while three inches of gravel are being laid in front of the storefront.
Mrs Tred Atchards of Salt Lake City visited Wednesday at the home of her sister Mrs James M Shaffer. Mrs Itichards was formerly Miss Maud Karten.
Tirt Ivan Batty and two children left last Thursday for East Lake City to attend convocation and visit Mrs Batty’s father, Joseph A McKee.
Miss Hazel Bowards came home last week after attending the U S A in Logan. Miss Sevwards graduated last week with degrees in Home Economics.
At the Sportmans rot in United canyon Sunday Vernal carried off most honors. W L Angus won the rifle shoot, Bay won the pistol shoot, and John Jorgensen won the trap. Harold Anderson of Cravon was high man in the 22 rifle shoot.
Seth Floss returned home Sunday from a year spent in Provo with the GD YU program. He attended classes and activities during his stay and reports adjustments after returning home.
Mr and Mrs Wardle of Los Angeles visit seeking a ton and contact regarding the former Fort Duchesne residence. The Wardle daughter is identified as Afra, daughter of J. P Rudy, and the note places the family lineage in context.
Mrs Flulon Hacking who recently underwent a serious operation has recovered sufficiently to be removed to the home of her sister Mrs Guy Samuctis for convalescence and care.
Attorney and Mrs J Robert Robinson and Hamilton Calder of Provo were in Vernal for the weekend with Mrs Robinson and Calder accompanying.
Mr and Mrs F P A Hardy have finished visiting friends and relatives during the past week and returned to their home in Mt Harris Colorado.
Misa Mary Manker arrived home from Westminster in Salt Lake City after a week with family. She will soon return to Salt Lake City to continue schooling.
Mr and Mrs Ed Barrett and family left Wednesday for Laramie Wyoming after visiting Mrs Barrett at the home of Mr and Mrs Wm Martin during the past week.
Mewton Brothers have expanded orders for their patented cinches and employed about 60 workers over the last 30 days. The steady demand supports ongoing manufacturing activity and job stability at their facility.
Mrs Mina Stedgkinson was severely burned on the arms and face last week while cleaning curtains with gasoline. She had the gasoline in a tub of hot water when it exploded. She is recovering.
Mira Virtus McConkle will relocate The Sadie Beauty Salon to the barber shop of Mott and Weeks, Erie Conkle expects to be ready for business by the start of next week.
Mr. and Mrs. T. Pope arrived home Wednesday evening from Salt Lake City. Mr. Pope had been in the LD and hospital for several weeks while his wife had recovered enough to return home.
J Hall Poneer of Ashley cal uabtles visits Vernal this week. Mr Nail now lives in Arizona and homesteaded here in 1878 before moving west in 1888. This marks his first Vernal visit since that time.
Miss Ellen Long reports a pleasant weekend visit in Los Angeles with her brother James who recently underwent an operation. She notes James is much improved since the procedure.
L Tass of Buttes Montana and J Cariesson of Provo rep licating the Tetas Olt Company opened in Vernal the first of the week overseeing Texaco holdings with Basin Manager A V Lewis supervising sales. Mr Dass acts as superintendent of sales and Mr Cariesson is district manager.
O N Olsen, new appointee to the Government, arrived Monday morning to begin duties. He has taught music in Vernal for years and secured the position without an examination in which 33 competed. Mrs Paul Gassett of Salt Lake City accompanied him. Hassett, manager of Spaulding Brothers in Salt Lake, surveyed Vernal’s municipal golf course site and praised a northeastern city site as likely to pay for itself and attract revenue. Ogden Provo Salt Lake City already operate similar courses.
The June meetings feature the Business and Professional Women Club electing officers May Jorgensen president Pearl Bhaffer vice president Mina Bho walter secretary Thora Hing treasurer Reports from committee chairs are given. Various local groups hold gatherings including the Vernal Reading Circle and multiple church and missionary events with many attendees.
Under Alice Pedersen a Home Demonstration agent the Mountain Den Home Community Club organizes The Milky Way project to study the milk value in diets while tracking results. Peter Wallace Calder will lecture on the value of milk and foods to teeth and examine children's teeth. Four-H clubs are being organized countywide with 15 clubs already active across Vernal Naples Glines Bennett TriDet Ashley Ranchette Wilson and Titchesne.
The article explains factors lowering alfalfa yields and advises cutting hay at three feet to retain leaves. It warns against feeding frozen grass due to harmful acids and cautions about introducing soybeans or fetch for hay in Utah until results are known. Substitute seeds are suggested to improve feed efficiency.
A meeting of the state road commission and Carbon County officials discussed spending about 50000 on paving between Castle Gate and the county line. Bids would be sought for three miles of asphalt from the end of the improvement to Tiolapp on Highway 30. The county, not yet committed, would have no expense as the project is to be financed by the estate. Two contracts planned one for asphalt or paving and one for gravel. price canyon, Rolapp to county line in Price. Participants included Wilter E Fonox chair, Henry E Blood, Preston G Peterson, and K Wright.
Local listing notes Noel pasture available for lease at 35 cents per month. Contact for terms and location details.
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