McCoy Couple Welcome Baby on Sunday Arrival
Mr and Mrs Cilli McCoy celebrate the arrival of a baby boy on Sunday June 3.
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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1931
Page
8
Mr and Mrs Cilli McCoy celebrate the arrival of a baby boy on Sunday June 3.
A baby son was born to Mr and Mrs Airs on Friday June 12, with well wishers urged to celebrate. The notice notes the birth as a family event and provides no further details.
Arthur Orr and the son of Du Cheene Ci are staying at Mrs Enos Bennion's home while the boy receives medical attention for an infected ankle.
Dr Wallace S Calder comes home with his wife and parents Mr and Mrs Pontha Calder after four years at Chicago College of Dental Surgery. He was one of about 100 students to graduate this spring and will work in the former office of Dr Hirth.
Mr and Mrs Charles F Schuen tke of Foomevelt are listed as Vernal residents. Ale Schuencke serves as chairman of the pageant to be given at the UBIC.
Mir and Mrs Paul Cowan returned Sunday night from a pleasant trip visiting northern Utah southern Utah national parks and the Grand Canyon of Arizona.
Miss Hazel Lewis daughter of Mr and Mrs Siney Lewis departed Friday morning for Los Angeles to visit indefinitely with her sister Mrs Dan Duke, formerly Miss Bertha Lewis.
A local column correction states that Whitam Haslem is a police officer in Teverly Hills and that Bob Nelson was not with Scotland Yard. The earlier item misnamed individuals and incorrectly tied Nelson to service in Scotland Yard.
Tourists traveling from California to the Atlantic coast stopped in Vernal on Wednesday and enjoyed a taste of Calders new process ice cream. They found it the best tasted between here and California and praised its velvety smoothness and unusual delicious flavor.
Ralph Alexander, patient at 1 D 8 hospital in Salt Lake, is recovering well after a recent operation. More bone was removed from his leg and a flesh and skin graft was applied. the graft outcome cannot be judged until the cast is removed. He has used crutches for a year and a half, and friends await his full recovery.
JR Douglas holds the course record at Vernal Golf. How ard Harrison of Rooevelt reportedly shot a 42 on Saturday, though details are unclear and official verification is pending.
Ivan Child of A H Child and Company based in Springville noted for tombstone production and strong Uintah Basin trade after a visit to Vernal last weekend. The firm reported solid demand across the region and continued expansion plans.
Craig Harmston Uintah Basin Manager of Frigidaire pro ducta in Uintah Basin and long time Vernal resident was in town on Monday for business.
Mr and Mrs H G DeMais escort Mrs Charles DeMalsy to Juniper Springs Colorado for a short stay to aid her health.
Mr and Mrs J P May of Roosevelt were in Vernal Monday on business. Mr May was formerly manager of the CVW and M Company of that city.
Charles Hanna came back to Vernal this week from Juniper Springs where he had spent time during his return from Denver.
Ercel and C E Johnson of Es cordido California came home Monday after a brief visit in Vernal. The couple, formerly residents of Vernal, had traveled to the coast last fall.
Dave Calder returned home last week after graduating from the Iowa State College of Agriculture and Engineering with a master's degree in dairy industry studies. He was elected to the honorary scholastic fraternity Gamma Sigma Delta.
County officials report extensive use of a spray machine to combat the alfalfa weevil. The device covers about 40 acres daily, with 130 acres treated to date at roughly 90 cents per acre.
Wayne Burdick of the California Ol Company traveled to Salt Lake City this week and returned with his family who will establish residence in Vernal Utah, marking a new relocation for the Burdick household.
Mr and Mrs Jack Mulville and family of Salt Lake are visiting at the home of Mrs Enos Dennion. Mrs Saur of Gusher and her nurse Mas Weston are also at Airs Bennions home.
Hamilton Calder left Monday for a trip to California for business and pleasure. Calder, a Leland Stanford University graduate, will visit Palo Alto Los Angeles San Francisco and other places to conduct business and reconnect with friends.
Tom Karren has re organized his orchestra and will be in trim condition for the opening night at Dr Richs Resort on July 3. The lineup now includes Tom Karren on saxophone Wiley Stewart Santa Ray Stringham on drums and bells Marie Singleton on piano and Mersin Thomas as soloist.
On Monday June 22 Ethel Martin and Stella Stevens hosted the Business and Professional Women at Mrs Martina's home. The early part featured bridge with Lacey Radham taking high honors and Alla Pedersen the consolation. After an exciting evening a luncheon was served and all attendees praised the enjoyable time.
Harta Hednerson was entertained at her home Sunday morning by a tutor of Miss Frances Sage of Hollywood. The event included a long green decorated table centered with pink peonies and a waffle breakfast for guests Mils Sage Ruth Calder Helen Tenney LeeOra Freestone Jerle Jensen Lorna Murray and Kalma Young.
Thirteen members and two guests met at Mrs Anna Galbreath's home on a Wednesday in June. The program featured readings by Mrs BB C Thorne, Mrs Maggie Hatch, and Mrs E A Manker. The group decided to discontinue meetings until September after a year of careful, diligent work.
Local notes recount the Olsen reunion in Santiquin and visits by Elisforth Pierce of Salt Lake City and Martin Johnson from Fruita Colorado. Others include baby news, a June 3 wedding in Salt Lake City, a highway mishap near BR Goodrichs, and church activities with Elder Walder Johnson returning from a mission.
Ashley Seeley hosted a birthday gathering Wednesday for Mary Hopkins with fourteen girls present. Meanwhile Fritz Feltch drove to Lewis Allen’s and plans to haul logs for Ernest Green’s building use.
Sunday visitors include Elmer Lind Joseph Bodly and families while neighbors Grant Rasmussen and Betty Sorenson of Arizona visit relatives. Health reports tell of George Hackey serious ill and E J Tutt ill. Earl Newmeyer improving after Vernal trip. A baby girl born to Led Perry in Vernal June 5 and Meeker, Colorado calls for siblings.
Flossy Hursh arrived Sunday from Wyoming to celebrate her mother’s birthday in Salt Lace City and visit relatives and friends with Mia and Mr O L Jacobson. Orva and Dell Jacobson joined the trip as they traveled to Price Sunday morning and later returned to Vernal Sunday evening to continue visits with Mrs Jacobson’s sister-in-law.
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