Esplin Visited Vernal From Logan at Week’s Start
A. Esplin of the USAC extension service was in Vernal from Logan the first of the week.
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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1935
Page
8
A. Esplin of the USAC extension service was in Vernal from Logan the first of the week.
Milo Fean of the Utah Power and Light company headquartered in Provo was in Vernal on Tuesday.
Miss Rhea Bradhord of Salt Lake City who has been visiting with Miss Lorna Siddowey returned to her home Saturday.
Mr and Mrs Rae Ashton left Sunday for a short vacation to Balt Lake and other points. They expect to return by the end of the week.
Mrs John Purdy from Range Ly Cole was a visitor in V on Wednesday.
Ephram Howard Eskelson and Miss Georgele Irene Dickson tied the knot in Fort Duchesne on June 15 with Charities B Carter, justice of the peace, officiating.
James Patrick Dalrymple of Rife and Miss Edith Dale Garhiz of Loma Cols were wed on June 1 in a ceremony conducted by Rev Geo E Guild of the Congregational Church. The article notes the officiant and locations, with formal church rites and attendance details.
Elsia Sannes spent two weeks in Salt Lake City with relatives and planned to join the Old Scouts from Vernal as they passed through Balt Lake City and toured Yellowstone Park.
Licyd Sundquist of Pleasant Grove was in Vernal Sunday returning the same day with his 12 year old daughter Emma Lou who had been living with Mr and Mrs Clyde Hatch for two months He was accompanied by his new bride and his four year old twin boys.
Mir and Mrs Alo Mch and daughter Beverly arrived in Ver nal from Los Angeles to be at the bedside of his father Joseph Rich who is critically ill. Mrs Clyde Hatch and children Harvey and Emma Lou are home after a pleasant visit in Salt Lake City at the home of Mir and Mrs Harvey.
Miss Mignon Mitchell of Apalóly employed at the Gipson hotel assisted by Ail Rector of Rangely was a Vernal visitor during the past period.
Roy Adams principal and Mr Roberta one of the teachers of the Indian school at Whiterocks are attending summer school at Logan.
Leslie Mechem and W Frung of Allonah visited Vernal on Monday. Mechem is an employee of the Calder Brothers ranch and cheese factory at Al tonal.
Mrs Jenrde L Freestone who had been critically ill for some time was able to be about a little on Monday. Freestone is a pioneer of Ashley Valley.
Mrs David HH Calder enjoyed a weekend visit from her mother Mrs John Parry and four sisters Mrs Rulon fandera Mrs Louis Ballard Virginia and Joyce Parry all of East Lake City. They returned to their homes Monday.
A dance event in Vernal was held by the First Ward Monday after noon in the amusement hall. Refreshments were served and music provided by an eight piece rhythm band. Miss Stelen Tenney gave special instruction in dancing.
Mrs Siney Lewis and her daughter Nellie Flag arrived back Sunday after spending the winter in Los Angeles. Merle remained on the coast and will return later.
Miss Eleanor Rogers of Longmont Cole has spent twenty years as a Church of England missionary in Africa and visited Vernal last week as the guest of Mrs Sarah Rudge. She expects to sail back to England at month’s end, where she formerly lived.
Willam W Richardson from Salt Lake arrived in Vernal on Saturday to spend the summer with his daughter Mrs George F Walker and Fort James Richardson at Naples. He is formerly from Naples and has many friends in the county. He was joined by his daughter Mrs Anne Kirk and her son Fred of Pleasant Grove who returned home the same day.
In Vernal the Lewis Motor Co sponsors a free Vogue Theatre program on Tuesday June 23 with two showings at 7 30 pm and 9 30 pm featuring The Highway Patrol a full length talkie drama about highway safety and crime prevention. The event includes a prize contest for audience members who note observed violations in the comedy Love Harm and Obey the Law starring Harry Langdon with 200 word essays on safety. prizes displayed in sponsor windows and winners announced soon after the entertainment.
Vernal’s Second Ward chapel interior redecorated with seating upgrades and repainting. first major repair in seventeen years. Local volunteers and families joined a church social with campfire lunch and outdoor cooking. Dr Homer Rich traveled to Los Angeles for his daughter Pete’s graduation.
Mrs John Liddoway is visiting Tremonton with her sister, enjoying time in the northern Utah town and catching up with local acquaintances during the stay.
David Pitt traveled to Jown on Tuesday for business. Mrs Myrtle Lloyd from Apalco visited Monday with her sister Mrs Stella Pitt. Frank Bourdette, a Blue Mountain stockman, and Ben Wills were in Vernal on Tuesday.
Miss Ralphena Hacking arrived Tuesday from Provo and is visiting relatives and friends for a few days. She will return on Friday.
Mrs H Walter Woolley was taken to the LDS Hospital in Salt Lake this morning seeking specialist aid for her health. She was accompanied by Mr Woolley.
Five Vernal Lions Club members and James Wallis of Salt Lake City met with Roosevelt Lions on Thursday evening to discuss completing US 40 through the Uintah Basin. Attendees included J C Anderson RB Douglass R Cooper WB Walllis and Dr W K Budlock. James Wallis spoke at the luncheon.
The Uintah high school band conducts Saturday afternoon concerts at the court house grounds at eight o'clock under the direction of Prof Lloyd Winn Mrs Edythe Shimmin and son John who spent the winter in San Diego California returning home last week Mrs Shimmin speaks enthusiastically about the Expo tion in San Diego this year
To all those who were so kind during the illness and death of our beloved son and brother Boyd Mars we desire to express our sincere appreciation and thanks For the fluster expressions of sympathy and offers of assistance we are grateful Mr and Mrs LOWELL MASSEY AND FAMILY 20
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