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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1932
Page
8
A fragmented report notes Trank Forrett meeting Ray Ashton and a daughter on Friday in an event involving the Apes team. The readable text references a social or sports gathering with local figures.
A fragment mentions checking visitors at Vernal on Telday and names Me and Mia as involved parties. The readable text is limited, with no clear events or outcomes beyond the inquiry about who visited and when.
Mira Reel 9 PicConkle pte daughter of Tridelf and mish Zelda Nongham visited Mrs W Henderson in Price for a few days. They spent time with Mr and Mrs Henderson and Zelda returned home after several days.
Mr and Mrs Heed Mogrill and their children from Tridell were weekend visitors in town, staying for a brief visit and likely calling on local relatives and friends.
Mr and Mrs FR A Bryson of Tangely were business visitors in town during the week, staying at local lodging and meeting with regional merchants. Their itinerary included nearby market tours and discussions with Tangely Chamber of Commerce representatives.
James Warrer of Chidend tUtsh resists his cousin Floyd Ectoleld in an ongoing domestic dispute noted in local records. Authorities have not released further details or outcomes as the case remains unresolved.
Mrs J H T Keller from Salt Lake City traveled to Vernal to attend the media affair honoring her brother Frank. The visit highlights family ties and local social activity in Vernal during the period.
Mr and Mrs Welly Wells and their two children from Stecker Colorado visited town during the week on business.
A baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs in Roosevelt area on the Vernal fr and Mra were formerly Ashby Valley residents.
Misa Mierle and Vera Aarshall daughters of Kir and Mrs James Marshall refurpad bone this neck iron Piv oO there they have been attending school at the BD U the past winter.
Mr Frank Abptanalp and family and Mrs E C Napolis of Binghem arrived Monday to visit with their parents Mr and Mrs George W Caldwell.
Lewis Forrest Adams has returned from Westminster College at Balt Lake where he attended school during the past winter.
Mrs George E Adams traveled to Fik Springs on Sunday and planned to reach Vernal by Tuesday morning.
Mr and Mrs Jesse A Haws and family have traded their town place for the Andrew Marren farm in Naples. They moved into the new place late this week.
Pontester II J Chatwin of Jen Rah made a business visit on Wednesday amid routine engagements. He met local officials to discuss trade and investment opportunities.
Norma Niess Trowlevy is visiting her wife Dema Viesney at Viesney's home in Dry Fork, Cansyor.
Mesa Alance Camprell Ty announces the hire of a part time stenographer to assist operations at the Red Frost garage, highlighting formal appointment and duty scope within the shop.
A Saab test is scheduled today for Lave at Wyontry in preparation for a summer employment position. The test aims to assess suitability and assign duties for the upcoming season.
Mrs 1 8 Sowards, long associated with peanut production, remains a key figure in local affairs as improvements in 43 are discussed. community leaders weigh future steps and potential projects.
Miss Alice Markey, a clerk at JC Penney, is taking a scheduled vacation. Details of her leave or return date are not specified in the notice.
A fragmented report notes 32 Hftiman, a late bee inspector, in Vernal at week start with Mr Iftilman making a high address in Silt Lake City. Facts are sparse and names appear garbled.
Wesley Thomas departed Monday after spending time visiting at his sister Airs Magglestow-Che.
Newton Brothers Company has leased the CW and M Cn billi ng premises and expect to move in during the coming month.
Mrs Frank Davis and her children visit friends and relatives for a few days before returning to Salt Lake City to plan their future home for now.
An artesian well at the Alexander Yaneh in Dig Fork Canyon yields a small flow. Wan brought two at the site, and drilling will resume this week to reach greater depth and increase the flow.
Mr and Mrs Wells Pope made a business trip to East Lake Cry on Friday. They were joined by Benne Kelly who drove a new car bid for his father.
Mr and Mrs Joseph Jorrell of Hydro Cole visit the home of Mrs J D Massey. Jorrell is Massey’s brother, and the families had not seen each other for 29 years.
Mrs B J Peacock of Los Angeles sister in law of E Peterson Mrs RE Cloward of Salt Lake and Mrs OG J Qlsen of Ely Nev slaters of Mrs Peterson visit to the Peterson home this week.
LT Wright of Tain Falls Ida ho traveling auditor for the CW and MM Co checks the Vernal store before final clone. A large portion of merchandise will be moved to the Roosevelt store.
Vernal First Ward Sunday School plans an outing at Caldera Park this Saturday afternoon starting at 3 with ball games and other sports. Evening events include a bonfire program featuring musical numbers humorous readings and plays.
A marriage license was issued to Thomas Jefferson Bledsoe and Li euvennla Hellen Duke of Rio Blanco Colorado by County Clerk Wilson Murrey. On June 20 the three daughters of Mr and Mrs A n Leais had their tonsils removed and are recovering.
Vernal Second Ward and Naples Ward battled to a tie in a Saturday baseball game. The ninth inning left the score poised before Naples pulled ahead and won by a single point. Additional games are planned and organizers hope to obtain a list of players. There is talk of forming a stake league.
The Kitchen Raiders met at the home of leader Mrs A Manker on Friday June 17 to discuss menus for a five person family and form a committee to draft bylaws and a constitution. A surprise party honored Miss Mary Hoertz for her eighteenth birthday with games, a luncheon, and a social.
A verbose local digest notes community events including a high school yearbook editor winning at a 1927 state fair, a Brady Hacking marriage in Salt Lake City with Padre Hibert Grant officiating, and the couple returning to Vernal with family. It also covers Daughters of the Utah Pioneers gatherings, birthday surprises, young ladies’ jam party, Jolly Cookers club, and social teas at various homes with names of attendees and hosts.
Three University of Utah coeds from Vernal, Mary Alice Meagher, Donna Virulenne Scare, and Virginia Scare, graduate with LL.D. degrees and plan to practice law together in Utah. The Meagher sisters, daughters of Vernal residents, attended local schools before college, with Meagher active in Pi Beta Phi and Phi Delta Delta.
A fragmented clipping notes temporary job listings in Margate with references to Miss Margate Banks and Darbara Banks. The readable text hints at seasonal or temporary employment topics but lacks clear actions, dates, or outcomes. Further context would clarify names and positions involved.
Water and range sought for sheep near Dry Fork Utah. Lawrence A Block advertises dairy cows for sale or trade. L H Woodard Company promotes stock, lamps, lamp cords, and electrical goods. Jolly Stitchers 4 H club reports new officers Edith Woolley president Eugenia Brough vice president Mildred Boyd secretary treasurer Blanche Chandler reporter Lenna Wilson chorister Ruth Wall program chair Zosther Larman assistant. Meeting set for 13th with organization efforts and 2 pm start, work to begin 20th. Blanch Chandler reporter
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