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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1933
Page
8
Rubert Norton of fiapoint shopped in Vernal while Torrn Ross and Charles Glines of Tidell were seen in Venal Tuesday. Marshall Lafe Richardson was in Lapoln on Monday.
Liegsd Wila travels to Legan to participate in the INE and SP gathering where a duet regenta performance is planned. The attendance marks a notable cultural appearance.
A celebration is planned at the Vietor Karten ranch on Blue Mountain for July Fourth. The event will mark the holiday with community gathering and related activities.
Councilman T G Alexander who had been seriously ill for two weeks is gradually improving. He had been confined to bed rest and received medical care but now shows signs of recovery.
HY A Wee of Dragon has been visiting in Lapoint and appeared in Yyernal on Tuesday with local observers noting his presence and activity during the stop.
Ars Mary Cooper of Evanston Wye visited with her daughter Myre Bessle Marke this week.
Mrs Eva Siddowns travels to Salt Lake City to stay close to her sister while facing serious illness. Local sources confirm her plans for care and family support arrangements.
R H Towers of Eureka paid a social visit with his daughter Miss G lobe Saturday, meeting locals and sharing news.
Leon Britt son of Mr George F Britt and Mrs Hilda Ward daughter of Mr George Warby of Vernal secured a marriage license on June 19.
Miss Norma Harrsen returned home last Friday from Provo where she had been attending the Brigham Young University. The brief item notes her transfer from BYU and return.
Dr Weldon Bulloch leaves Satu diy for Calud California to begin duties at Alamiedo County Hospital as a new staff physician.
Miss Thora King leaves last Thursday for Chicago to read at the University of Chicago for the next six weeks. She will attend the Worlds Fair events and related activities during her stay.
Edythe Neal an English instructor at South Junior High in Salt Lake City spends the summer with her parents Mr and Miss J Neal in Fort Duchesne.
George W Bacse, manager of Vernal Lumber and Hardware, was in Lapoint and Tridel on Monday delivering sharvesting machinery to support local farming and construct infrastructure in the region.
Kenneth Stringham Weldon Bas ilian and Vernon Collier are named as students at the B and U Provo who are home for the summer vacation period.
Mr and Mrs J Anderson attended the Lions Convention in Ogden on Monday and Tuesday. They were accompanied by Miss Hazel Soyards.
Nuss Hazel Williams who has taught school during the past winter at Springville is visiting in Vernal and at Horseshos Bend on Green River.
Mr and Mrs Alma Necham of Tridell left Wednesday for a vaccination trip to Idaho. They will visit their daughter Mrs Taft Busewo who resides in Palla Idaho.
Local note records Fat Rich of Pike attending Ver-Naathos Week events amid regional festivities.
A smail fire in the Lake Fork region of Ashley National Forest was quickly controlled last week. About 8 acres of land were burned before containment.
Mrs Duight Billings of Provo returns home after a week in Vernal visiting her son and other relatives.
Mrs Hotard Caldwell reports the death of her brother wlane Peterson killed in an auto accident in California. Cauldwell acted at once for Mc will Nevada. Funeral arrangements are being held Thursday of last week.
Nis George F Walker accompanied by Frank Meda and Wiss Helen Senderson returned to Salt Lake City and other points last Thursday. They attended the June contention while a day.
Mr and Mrs Harold Calder left Tuesday for the Century of Progress Exposition in Chicago. They were accompanied by their three children Denzal, Ori, and Abt ae.
George W Yerry and his son Elmer were here the first of the week on a visit. Ma Perry now lives in Salt Lake City and normally rests in Veni.
Miss Clara Hanson of Roosevelt is employed as clerk at the Ash ley National forest of ice during the summer months. Miss Hanson was formerly an employee of the Dry Gules Irrigation company.
Supervisor J . &Sewart oversees a forest camp opening on the North Side of the Smiths Fork range. A crew of 200 men from New York is stationed at the camp for the operation.
A detachment of 40 men from Duchesne County joined the forest camp at Bullionville this week. An additional 20 men from Fort Douglas were also added, bringing the total enrollment to about 125 men.
Mr and Mrs Eills Wilcox announce the arrival of a baby girl on June 15 in Salt Lake City. Air Wilcox is a Uintah high school faculty member and Miss Wilcox was formerly Miss Anderson, a former faculty member.
Owen Bartlett plans a fine model home on his property in Itdeli. When completed it will be one of the county’s finest residences, showcasing quality and design.
Elmer Angus and family, former Vernil residents now living in Lexas, were visiting here this past week on their way to California.
A special American Legion Auxiliary meeting at the home of Mrs Vern McCarrel discussed membership peppy sale department contention and other business with fifteen in attendance. A later summer gathering at Mrs Rae Ashton's home elected officers and planned activities including bonfires, outings, and a farewell party for Mrs Ora J Lewis.
Olds Weeks traveled to Telle Colorado on Sunday to escort Bits Charles Holmes to the railroad station en route to Missouri for medical treatment with Mrs Hol Megig accompanying her on the trip.
Principal and Mrs L G Noble and daughter Carol travel Wednesday to Alpine Aziz to visit Mr Noble's parents. They will also visit Phouity before returning to Vernal.
Mrs C Ray Van Leuven plans to leave Saturday for Washington DC to join her husband attending George Washington University. Van Leuven formerly Vera Johnson will reside in Washington for the present.
Mr and Mrs W R H Christensen of Rigby Idaho Ali and Mrs Ray Williams and Mr and Mrs Jesse Lewis of Salt Lake City stayed with Mrs Nettie Richens last week. AD Christensen is a brother and Mrs Williams and Mrs Lewis are sisters of Mrs Richens. Mrs Christensen is a cousin of Sheriff Emery Johnson. Mas Lewis farm (21) lived in Vernal and at one time was on Verna Express stil.
A Tuesday conference with neo restitative businessmen and county commissioners planned to apply for state funds for county projects. Goals include paving US 40 from Hebei City to the Colorado state line finishing the Vernal Lipoint highway and other projects totaling 5 290100. A meeting with Governor Biod and the commission will be held next Wednesday when delegations will file the fund application.
Early Sunday a can of gasoline mistaken for engine oil exploded as Mrs Wardle attempted to pour it on a stove fire at the Parrett mining cook house near Atton. The blaze killed Mrs Wardle and severely burned her child who was trapped with her. the husband witnessed the tragedy.
Mr and Mrs Frank Fireman of Silt Lake City pass through on the way home from the World’s Fair in Chicago. Mr Freeman is a member of the staff of the Western Newspaper Union.
The Jensen Boy Scouts of America registered on Monday. Those joining include John W. Reider Bernard Moon Keth Well mar Lovell Richardson George Stewart Von Cardner Orln Snow Hlrant Roe Wilbur Moorray and Treltin Massey. A'ton H Peterson is Scout Master.
The Uintah Stake Genealogical Board invites interested people to a Sunday June 25 convention at the Stake Tabernacle. Specialists from Salt Lake City will conduct sessions at 9 PM? 4 PM and 1 PM, with a reminder to bring a sandwich and enjoy a pleasant day.
A group including Don Carter Herman Bingham Henry Millecam Ernest Henderson Clinton Petersen and Iris Manwaring attended a United States band school in Logan. They will appear in the final contest at Liberty Park on Sunday July.
A letter to President MillEcam from Newell Cook requests input on lengthening the duck hunting season in 1932. Cook notes dissatisfaction with the current shoot and proposes a sixty day season from October 15 to December 15. Residents are urged to mail or speak to MillEcam who will relay sportsmen sentiments to Cook.
Mrs Byron Thomas entertained the Current Topes club mendwars and partners at a bar betue at Ashley Cinson Saturday evening Special guests were neighbors of Mrs Thomas in Dry Fork Fifty people attended the affair A large bonfire was traded Community singing and stories provided ample amisement Tokowana Camp Meet The Tokowana Camp of the Daughters of the Utah Pioneers met Friday the 6th at the home of Mrs John Bennion Mrs Wilford Fas ian was assisting hostess Mrs Clyds Hatchgate a review of Silas Marner and local solo performances were given Miss Louesa Bingham gate a feeding Business runmatters were considered A dainty three course luncheon was served The guests numbered tuents
A note records that Appia trees were brought to America from Europe about the 16th century, highlighting early plant introductions and transatlantic horticultural exchange.
The alfalfa weevil finds a natural enemy in introduced parasites. Utah researchers note ten foreign insects were released between 1911 and WWII, with one parasite chiefly impacting early hatched weevils. The parasite kills early larvae but requires timing of cutting to prevent later damage and complements cultural controls.
A terse ad notes a bounty of three cents per pound for clean cotton under the tag VERNAL LXAPRESS. The notice is dated June 22.
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