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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1933
Page
4
Advertisement header identifies editor William E Wallis and Adils We Wallis at 2 Doughty Street London and notes second class mail entry at Vernal Utah March 13 1909 under the 1878 act.
An optimistic political figure in Wintah County advocates for bigger county development and broader regional progress. The article notes the person’s affiliation with state and national press associations and editorial roles.
Arvil Swain and Ore Anderson wed in the Salt Lake temple on June 14 with Gilbert Anderson and Abner Swain as family hosts. Neldon Nyberg and family are home for the summer. Mrs Ray Lee returns from Orden after a month’s visit. her brother joins her. Dr Earl Lewis of Verminal and Joe E Marx of Salt Lake City stop by. Mrs A W Nebeker returns from a ten day Salt Lake City trip. Morgen Harrison is back from Salt Lake City school. Howard Adams and sisters also return from school in Salt Lake City. Elmer Angus family heads to California for summer. Elma Lee Wilma Lee and Mrs A W Nebeher visit Roosevelt. Lile Glines returns to Nea for work. Ray Searles and mother visit for business and at Grand Rasmussen’s home.
A man known for keeping a telephone close at home is described as the central figure in a local routine. Neighbors note his presence signals daily activities and social contact, while authorities monitor the household for any unusual patterns.
Mr and Mrs Lester Mullins return from California to farm at Sf Mullins arm. Several locals including Abert Norton Kanie Reynolds Thurmer Pas mussin and others visited Vernal Monday. Families plan an outing to Paradise Park while others visit relatives and undergo medical care in East Lake City and at the Veterans Hospital. Hayden Foster reports on Fort Duchesne and Lapoint baseball standings.
Residents report attendance at the June conference in Salt Lake City with families and reunions. Several names appear including Purley Goodrich, Leona Mannar, Millie Cook, Mrs Shoda S Goodrich, Vida Betts, Hazel Manwaring, and Dorothy Goodrich among others. health concerns and hospital visits are noted.
A A'ae Nielson returns home from Salt Lake City where she worked for several months. Afr and Nos John T Kay were surprised Tuesday by a girl visiting from the Wiliam Clasiomard family in Prove.
Report notes a steady attendance from Dry Fork and neighbors at a Sunday Ward conference. Activities included Sunday School program, readings, music, and prayers as members traveled between local homes and churches.
Mr Kay and Mr Clayton became friends in England forty years ago on their way to the Worlds Fair in Chicago. A baseball game between Lapoint and Naples ended with Lapoint winning 7 4 and 22. Miss Oldroyd, former teacher, visited friends and students she taught years ago. Mr and Mrs Dee Manwaring welcomed a baby girl born June 15.
The Maerer teams went to Forest Camp Saturday to play the government boys and were victorious. Trueman Milter transported a truckload. Mrs Mary Carroll and two daughters visited her father Ernest Eaton and family. Reuben McCankie, Howard Cel lett, and Grant H Carpenter left for work at the forest camp this week. Joseph E Price of Bennett spent Tuesday night with Boyd Price.
Grand Junction residents visit friends in Jensen including Mike Holmes and Sanford Dudley. Salt Lake City visits by Kelly Mercantile boss and daughter. Verbal notices of visitors from Vernal Provo and Provo. Green River flood peak reached June 14 with seven inches decline since. Wild Rose Club hosted a Friday party at Albert Snow’s. Five Hundred game honors to Horton and Meeks.
Alfred Simper and Lorene Lea Simper welcomed a baby boy in Salt Lake City on June 17. Families from Jensen, Vernal, and Randlette gathered for visits. Various locales including Tridell and Denver noted attendance at events and travel to Chicago for the Worlds Fair.
The Tridelieft Retief Society held a conference and pageant in the aard house presenting objects benefited by the society. Vernon speakers included Mrs Vera Witbe ard May Calder and Leona Hall. Vernon visitors from Vernal listed as speakers. A Bulgarian event occurred between Pays and Tridell. Mr and Mrs Eugene Formll and children planned trips to Yellowstone and Glacier National Parks. Gimney School officers hosted east and west side ward residents as a result of a community action.
Notice announces the Uintah school district budget for 1943 34 is on file with the Board of Education and open for public inspection. A June 30 1943 meeting is set to consider adoption, with county and state officials reviewing assessments and expenditures under state law.
Fred Wo Atweod of Vernal Utah filed intent to prove up a mineral land claim for sections in Township 1S Range 23E Salt Lake Meridian. Notary public Leon P Christensa will take testimony on June 30 1932. Witnesses listed: Wm F Siddoway I Sander Asher Merkley and Rennbern Hunting all in Vernal Utah. Register date May 26 with last publication June 22.
Probate and guardianship notice text appears fragmented referencing county clerk and signers for further information. The readable portion indicates official notice of estate matters. No full names, dates, or locations are available in the fragment.
Creditors of CO Hancock Deceased must present claims with vouchers to the administrator Claude Hancock at Jensen Utah or to attorney Hugh W Colton at Vernal Utah before August 10. Administrator Claude Hancock dates of first and last publication June 3 and June 29.
James Robinson of Jensen Utah filed intent to make final proof to establish his claim on the land described in the Ser H E No 041786 under the 1925 filings for sections in Township 6 North Range 10 West. The final proof is to be taken before Leon P Christensen, Notary Public, Vernal Utah, on the date and witnesses named in the notice.
In the Fourth Judicial District Uintah County Utah pending sheriff sale set for July 1, 1933 at 2 pm at the front door of the Uintah County Courthouse Vernal. Property includes SE I SW SW SE of section 23 township 1 north range 1 west with 23 shares capital stock of Dry Gulch Life Company Class G water right. Dated June 14 1933. Sheriff J Emery Jolinton Uintah County Utah. First publication June 14 last publication July 6.
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