Denzil Hatch Suffering From Infected Thumb
Denzil Hatch, USAC student and son of Mr Abe Hatch and Mrs Abe Hatch, is reported to be suffering from an infected thumb.
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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1935
Page
8
Denzil Hatch, USAC student and son of Mr Abe Hatch and Mrs Abe Hatch, is reported to be suffering from an infected thumb.
Miss Golda Massey, a county recorder, traveled to Baly Lake for a weekend medical procedure to remove her tonsils. The event was reported as a routine health matter with no complications noted.
Miss Dean Young of Balt Lake is visiting here with friends and relatives and she expects to stay until after the Fourth.
Mr and Mrs Ben Speakman and their daughter June of Balt Lake are visiting at the home of Mrs Speakman’s parents Mr and Mrs H Olon.
Itaroid NM Lundell principal of Uintah High School and Mrs Lundell are in Logan where Mr Lundell is attending Blinmer School.
Word reached Vernal that Frank Bo Walker son of Mr and Mrs George F Walker, serving as an LDS missionary in California, has been appointed district president of the Santa Ana district. Many friends express pleasure at this honor.
L. G Noble, superintendent elect of the Untah school district, travels with Rhirs Noble and their children to Arizona to visit Mr Noble's parents.
Theodore Johnson spent Friday in Salt Lake City with her daughter Tone who left Saturday for Chicago to compete in the National Shorthand and Type con tests.
Roberta Cook returns from several weeks visiting relatives in Salt Lake City and accompanies Girl Scouts on a trip through Yellowstone Park.
Miss Helen Lawrence Joe Back man Hal Dangerfield of Salt Lake City were guests of Lorna Sidda way and Ret Taylor Sunday at an outing at Green Lakes. Lorna returned with them to Salt Lake Sunday evening.
Miss Alice Bartlett visits Vernal for a week before returning to her home in Salt Lake City. She attended Utah high school in 1932-33 and is currently a junior at the University of Utah.
Charles L Knight of Ranchett visited Vernal on Monday in a brief local social note highlighting his appearance and movements through the community.
Mr and Mrs James Wardle of Roosevelt were Vernal visitors on Thursday of last week.
Mr and Mrs Frank Siddoway are beside their son Ardath in a hospital ward in East Lake City. The report notes family support during a medical emergency and ongoing care.
Arthur Manwaring left with a group from Naples ward heading to Cedar City for a planned visit or event. The record notes travel with a local delegation and a public city context.
Reed Ross of the Ross Cash Store traveled to Salt Lake City on Monday for undisclosed business purposes.
Mr and Mrs Arch Larson of Roosevelt were seen traveling through Vernal on Sunday en route to Green Lakes for an outing.
Mrs Jane Loftis receives notice that an additional nurse will soon be sent to Uintah County to assist in public health duties.
Charles Harmon McCarrell Jr and Estella Christena Evans both of Vernal secured a marriage license in Duchesne last week confirming plans to wed.
Hebert Hale of Salt Lake City, former president of the Aca stake of the LDS church in western Idaho with headquarters at Golse, visited Vernal on Wednesday.
J E Campbell assumes control of the Uintah Teer and Cafe Parlor previously Hatch and Woodard and initiates substantial remodeling work in the business.
Dr A C Boyle, geologist in charge of Dinosaur National Monument at Jensen, traveled through Vernal on Wednesday morning while returning to Salt Lake City.
Mr and Mrs D F Maher returned to Vernal on Tuesday after a short visit to Salt Lake City. Mr Maher is the superintendent of the state asphalt plant west of Maeser.
Corfman chairman of public service commission James W Mekkinney and J. B. Farmington reporter, all of Salt Lake City, enjoy an outing at Green Lakes this week.
Willam F Baker, a local geologist, reports an Indian arrowhead carved from ruby measuring about one inch by three inches. Discovered in an ancient two room house in southern Wyoming, it is believed to be more than three thousand years old.
Mrs Lucile Ristins accepted the position as supervisor and instructor in the water department of the Tusart Minitor company. Dehv Bhe left Friday for her new role. Mrs Richens was employed at Newton Bros Jetter X Gardner, engineer in charge of the water supply, from the office of H C Jessen Salt Lake City. Mr Gardner inspected the range water supply and the artesian well at Jenent.
Mr and Mrs Charles Neal of Fort Duchesne with their daughter Edythe visited Vernal last week. Neal received congratulations from friends for his recovery after a shaft accident in the spring when a plank gave way beneath him.
Mr and Mrs W S Henderton returned Wednesday from Salt Lake where they had visited the bedside of their son-in-law Ardath Siddo Way.
James Luster and R S Squier of Willow Creek were in Vernal last Thursday traveling home from a Price range meeting.
Mr and Mrs Carl Hall announce the arrival of a baby girl at nine pounds twelve ounces. The mother and infant are cared for at the home of Mrs Halle. the couple’s parents are Mr and Mrs Fred Hartle of Leetor.
Mr and Mrs Al Kane and daughter Fay of Los Angeles are visiting relatives and friends in Ver nal. They are former residents. Mrs Fone is visiting her sister, Mrs Nelson Merkley.
Calder and their sons are due home next week after a tour of Europe. They will be accompanied by Howard Calder who has completed a mission in Germany.
Ardath Siddoway of Duchesne son of Mr and Mrs Frank Siddoway underwent a serious appendicitis operation in Salt Lake City last weekend and remains in critical condition.
Roy Odekirk is appointed junior Interviewer of the Uintah Duchesne reemployment office. He will be in Vernal each Monday at the city office. He was appointed by E. W Crocker, district manager.
Mrs James B Wallis and her children Benita and Gordon of White Plains N Y spent Tuesday night with Al and Mas W B Wallis. They are en route to relatives in Logan Utah and Los Angeles Calif. Mrs Wallis is sister in law of WB Walls.
Mrs James Garner and her daughter Mrs Edwards Mrs Fay Garner and Mrs William King of Elk Springs came in Tuesday to see after the welfare of Perry Shaw and Flits Bass both in the hospital suffering from injuries received in the Garner Brothers road camp this side of Elk Springs.
Mr and Mrs O A Prrickson of Ashley returned from Salt Lake and Provo where they had been on a visit. They returned with then to visit Bir Peterson. Mrs Lilck sons uncle The Ericksons formerly resided in Utah county.
Arthur Wiscombe, Roosevelt state land appraiser for Uintah and Duchesne counties, visited Vernal on Tuesday. He stated that the state now has eighty farms taken over and the policy is to refinance the units with owners given the first opportunity to redeem.
Miss Ann Fillmore state supervisor of public health nurses attended the home nursing class at the Central school building each Wednesday evening. She praised the course given by Mrs Lords and noted good enrollment of mothers.
Special Interest Brevities report Tenney Johnston son of Mu Johnston at Idaho University Southern Branch in Pocatello as managing editor of Idaho Bengal. Agricultural Inspector Appointed Johnson of Roosevelt named Uintah county agricultural inspector. duties shift to county agent. Frank Williams arrives to tend brother Charles Williams injured in Elk Springs car wreck. Williams improving. Emery Johnson leaves for Utah Peace Officers convention. Vernal invited for 1936 convention. Fage from Pleasant Grove visits Vernal after 39 years away. returns home. Harney Hurd writes of Morgan from Garfield Ark planning visit to Missouri. plans fall trip. Harold Twitchell of Vernal jailed for forgery. bond set at 500. hearing before justice Carter.
The board of County Commissioners met Wednesday to adjust key tax matters before preparing the tax rolls. Their regular meeting is scheduled for next Saturday at 10 am.
Under Mrs Jane Loftus a county wide maternity instruction program trains in mother and baby care with prebirth guidance and demonstrations. Classes run in Vernal on Wednesday at 7 30 p m Leota Mondays 3 30 p m Davis Wednesdays 1 30 p m Napies 3 30 p m Maeser Thursday 2 30 p m Friday.
Two ceremonies on June 21 and 22 in Vernal feature couples Lynne Hall with Eula Massey and Milton Smith with Ellen Murray, both pairs planning marriages. Separate ceremonies on June 22 and 24 include Clark Larson with Maria Behrmann and Charles Carter officiating, and Harold Behunin with Velda Hartle, all set for Salt Lake temple or local officiants.
Nineteen members of the Vernal Second Ward Boy Scout troop enjoyed a three day outing at Green Lakes last weekend. Scoutmaster Charles P. Lewis and committee members Weeks and Manwar Luz organized transportation and activities including a Green River trip and an Indian village exploration. The Friday night campfire program capped the trip before they returned Saturday afternoon.
After attending a bankers’ contention in Southern Utah last week N J Meagher cashier of the Bank of Vernal stopped in Salt Lake City to visit family Friday. He learned of his brother Joseph’s death and left that evening for Freeport Louisiana for the funeral held Monday.
Regular preaching at Kingsbury Congregation 1100 am with Rev George Guild. special musical numbers. Church School at 1000 am. Services also at Fort Duchesne 230 pm and Myton at 100 pm.
Elizabeth Preas daughter of Mr and Mrs Woo earns a Pomona College degree as part of the 144 graduates on June 17 in Claremont California.
The Joeph Chatwin Family Association held its tenth annual convention at Lakes Hot Pots in Midway over last weekend. Forty attendees from 34 family groups in 17 towns gathered. Henry J Chatwin of Jensen was reelected president as the organization marked its founding milestone.
Iareld M. Lundell principal of Uintah high school and Jesse Mullinger agricultural supervisor of Alterra high school attend the Utah State Agricultural College summer school in Logan for two weeks with other western agriculture instructors.
Reports indicate crops in Lecta Bottoms are thriving with several hundred acres of wheat planted last fall. A bumper crop is predicted based on current conditions and early growth.
Bishop John Hair of Vernal Second Ward received a call from Elk Springs CCC Camp officers asking him to furnish a Sunday program. With Archie Johnson Hugh W Calton George Daris and several others a fine program of music talks and singing was given for 100 boys. Officers treated the group to a splendid dinner.
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