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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1933
Page
8
Dan H Hillman of Salt Lake City was identified as vital on Saturday in a brief county notice. The item notes an event connected to his status and location.
Fragmentary OCR note mentions a person named John S Mennete associated with a forest tale and a possible date near day one. Limited legible details prevent full reconstruction of event or location.
Unclear OCR fragment hints at George D Rieialey and a rover game or event near a tow. The garbled text lacks clear people, places, dates, or outcomes to form a complete news item.
Nor partial OCR reads Twiss Loris Cook showing improvement over the past weeks. The garbled text indicates a progress note with unclear context and missing details.
A fragment notes Miss Virginia Coupe returning to attend a state function after a period away. Details are unclear due to damaged text but indicate a ceremonial or public appearance connected to a state event.
Pied Case and wife of Mrs Emmons traveled to Vernal on Ac Joule to discuss the death of Mrs Peter Case. The visit connects to ongoing investigations into the case and official inquiries.
Announcement of a marriage between Edwin M Bronscu and Edith Hyde of Salt Lake City. Bronscu was formerly an instructor at Vintuh High School for several years.
George A Critchieward Hi P Leatham of the state tax commission with headquarters in Salt Lake City visited Vernal on Tuesday and met with the county tonmulus and equalization board to discuss assessment matters.
A confusing snippet notes Bir and Aus Reed Mor til spending a week in a location described as Pio 4O and returning with fever symptoms. The readable text mentions they contracted an illness during the stay and are now at the cited place seeking care.
University of Utah student Miss Lora Siddeway of Salt Lake City spends the summer at home, concluding winter term and awaiting autumn studies.
Mrs C L Witbich has been seriously ill during the cold winter but is much improved and able to sit up and be about for the first time in several months.
Mrs WL Raginmol of Mrs Vera Witbeck was called to California last week due to the death of her sister Mrs Fen who had been visiting in Vernal for several weeks.
Mrs Fugene Morrill and Mrs Morrill visit Tridel with Myra Alice Mortill Morrill and Ruby Balis, once instructors at Uintah High School, meeting Afr Mor ills mother during the encounter.
A license was issued today to Mary Alce Winward and Clrn Southam of Vernal. On Monday a license was issued to Bernard W Tivzet Wool and Leona Mome of Ring. The couples were married by Jiethe Charks DC Moly.
Ais Beeslea Noelles, noted as a pioneer from the west, travels to Chicago to attend the Wolds Pah event. The appearance marks a notable first for the region in this engagement.
Fragmentary OCR note shows names and places Corson Lake/Oty and Vernal with visitors and relators. Details are unreadable, but indicates a visit or meeting with local persons.
Frank Rich of Los Angeles spent a couple of days this week in Ver ral for business and visiting with his brother De Hower E Rich.
Ray of Goodrich in Tridell reports a barred rock hen laid an enormous egg measuring 9.75 inches by 4.5 inches. The unusually large egg draws local interest from poultry keeper circles.
Harold F Ealinger left Thursday morning to be with his brother Jesse who is very ill with typhoid fever at the bedside.
Mrs Rost Johnson, bookkeeper and stenographer at the Utah Power & Light office, will take a one week vacation and submit her portion from Blue Mountain.
Ree Genxlrich of Tridella completed a scouting diligence test by riding 62 miles in four and a half tours last week. The feat highlights endurance and map skills as part of the boy scout program.
A Manford Martin and his child completed an airplane journey from Sulu Lake to Florida last week. Mrs Martin plans a visit with her parents in Florida, continuing the family reunion noted in the report.
Mrs Hi kMolsy and her sister and mother visited Vernal briefly last week. Airs Ed Johnson and join returned with them to Idaho where they will visit relations and continue travels.
Min imaster and Mrs Wilson Murray returned from Provo on Wednesday with daughter Lon Murray. Lon has been attending the B and U at Provo, while Mr Murray attended the postmasters convention in Springville.
Mr and Mrs Clwence llardmain of Fiverton spent Friday night with Mr and Mrs J GCG Anderson on their way from the Worlds Fair at Chicago. Mr Blardmaan is a brother of Mrs Anderson. The story advised visiting the Fair after construction work was completed mid July. They were very enthusiastic over the Fair.
Frank Geamins, president of the Barber Asphalt Company of Philadelphia, Pa., and Thomas L. Mitch of Salt Lake City, with D Ford of Watson, were in Vernal Friday en route to Watson to visit the Rainboa End Bonanza mines. Mitchell formerly resided in Vernal and had discharge of the first assessment work done by the Ellsonite company on their filings in the southeastern part of the county.
Mary Lou Thorne and companions from the University of Utah returned home after a Zion National Park trip with Mrs Woodbury and Dr A L Woodbury. Thorne plans AB in Zoology next year while Hadley completes pre medical work.
Mrs Trancis Martin honored in a luncheon presided by Mrs Carl G Lavis at Mira John N Pavia home. Bride Miss Marion Grilleth, decorations featured fragrant summer flowers and oak and Kierren Tite theme. Gena Fe n and Lasia Jane Sowards served lunch. program included vocal solo by Miss Loma Siddeway and readings by Mrs I Sander.
Camp Vernal hosts a gathering at Nose Eira Richardson's home on Friday June 14. Afternoon crafts include making eight quii which will be sold to raise funds for organizational expenses and for Vernal First Ward chapel needs.
The Salt Lake Temple ceremony will unite Miss Ola Tauscher of Ogden and Lowell Young son of Mr and Mrs EB J Young Jr today. The couple will visit Infernal and travel to Vernal where groom is known for Uintah High School graduation and current work in Salt Lake City. EB J Young Jr will accompany the party along with Miss Kalma and Dee.
Lawrence Fox departed Sunday to attend the Worlds Fair, heading from his hometown with plans to visit exhibits and participate in scheduled events at the global exposition.
Local notice advertises Thorpsen Special corn at 4 cents per pound. Mentions office receipt and provisional notes as part of the sale at the market location in Vernal.
W S Henderson lists a modern three room apartment for rental. Includes updated amenities and convenient location. Contact W S Henderson for details and availability.
Mrs John H Evans and family express gratitude for the sympathy, flowers, and expressions shown during the sickness and funeral services of their husband and father.
Sealed bids are invited by the Board of Education for transportation on listed bus routes through June 30 1933. Routes include Hayden to Bennett school Independence to Ft Duchesne North West Lapoint to Lapoint School Brough to Ouray Valley School Woods to Randlett Farm Creek to White ricks School Independence to Willson school Indian Beach to the Wilson North Wilson to the Wilson Dry Fork to Maeser High School and Dry Fork to Uintah High School via Maeser Proposals from Jensen to Uintah High School Maeser to Uintah High School Lapoint to Uintah Fire will be considered. The right to reject any or all bids is reserved. BOARD OF EDUCATION PAY 8 STEVENSON Chark 8-Lo
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