Town Talk: Vernal Visit From Tridell Residents
Nellie Merkley of Tridell visited here on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Charles Glines and Andy and Batt Merkley of Tridell were in Vernal Tuesday. Mr and Mrs T G Alexander returned today from Los Angeles California where they visited Mrs Alexander's mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riss Nellie Merkley
Tridell Mas
Charles Glines
Andy and
Batt Merkley
Tridell
T G Alexander
Taidiy
Los Angeles
Calif
Judge Larsson and Court Reporter Arrive for Vernal Court
Judge Martin Mf Larson and court reporter Adelbert Egeler arrived in Vernal on Monday to begin the term of district court which opened Tuesday with the usual proceedings and schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Mf Larson
Adelbert Egeler
Provo
W R Wayman Eyes Uintah County CWA Projects
Wayman district supervisor from Price arrived Sunday and spent several days surveying various CWA projects in Uintah County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R Wayman
CWA Projects Works
Price
CWA
Uintah County
Bolton brothers visit Vernal for county business
John G Bolton and his brother Mer Mix Bolton from Hennett traveled to Vernal on Wednesday to conduct county commissioner business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G Bolton
Mer Mix Bolton
Hennett
Busness
Domets
Mrs Ralph G Alexander Returns to VYeinal
Mrs Ralph G Alexander has returned to VYeinal after nursing her father Nay and plans to resume duties in Fiyson in a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph G Alexander
Vyeinal
Alexander
Fiyson
Mrs Murray Leaves Hospital After Appendicitis Operation
Wilson Murray who had been in the hospital after an appendicitis operation was discharged to her home on Tuesday. Mrs Murray is reported improving and progressing satisfactorily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Murray
Mrs Murray
Uintah County Official Busineess Visit Record
E J Youne Jr disbursed for eway in Uintah County and its Fnidel employment agent returned Monday evening from Salt Lake where they went on official business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E’ J Youne
Lundquist Family Reunites at Erlee Fhiday
R C Lundquist and two children Lila and Bobby returned to Erlee Fhiday with Mr Lund who had arrived the day before to collect them. Mrs Lundquist and the children had been visiting at the Trenderson home for ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R C Lundquist
Lila
Bobby
Erlee Fhiday
Lundquitt
County Officials Inspect Price Monument Site
County surveyor Leon P Christensen and district supervisor W RK Wayman spoke at the Tanosaur monument site on Monday about seismic activity and insect concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wol Tetrer Wills L
Johnson County
Leon P Christensen
W RK Wayman
CWA O
Price
Tanosaur Rational Monument
Hindu dismas casting at BYUT with Jensen student
Alton Hederson of Jensen attended the BYUT program and was named to a cast for the Hindu drama Dismas. Two casts for The Little Clay Cart were chosen for presentation on Wednesday and Thursday evenings, with Mr Peterson selected to perform the drama Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alton Hederson
Jensen
Proves
Mr Peteron
Death of Gordon Young in Piulta Colorado
Anis W R Nazelbush left bun diny for Price to travel to Grand Junction to be with grandson Gordon Young at the hospital. Mr and Mrs Kymneth Young mourn the loss as the child, who had pink eye for five days, developed pneumonia and died. Mrs cq HB Wenderson, an aunt of the deceased, left Monday for Trusta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anis W R Nazelbush
Bundiny
Price
Grand Junction
Gordon Young
Micks
Kymneth Young
Piulta Colo
Wenderson
Trusta
Local Attorneys Attend Roosevelt District Court Session
Mroo and Mrs Charles Jenlins of Roosevelt were in town Saturday. Attorneys Ray Millman of Roosevelt and B I Dart of Myton appeared for affidavits during the district court term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mroo
Charles Jenlins
Roosevelt
Ray 2 Millman
B I. Dart
Myton Werado
District Court
Attorney Meagher Attends District Court in Civil Probate
Salt Lake City attorney Mary Alice Meagher attended the district court session handling a slate of civil and probate matters. The appearance underscores her active role in regional litigation and estate proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Alice Meagher
Salt Lake City
Attorney BE R Laurence-Cooper Improves After Surgery
BE R Laurence-Cooper wife of Mayo St C Cooper is improving in health at her home following a serious appendicitis operation several weeks ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R Laurence-Cooper
Mayo
St C
Cooper
Mrs Wallace Calder Recovers at Home After Appendicitis Operation
Mrs Wallace S Calder who underwent an appendicitis operation was taken to her home from the hospital last week and is improving rapidly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace S Calder
In Town Tuesday Johnn Y Wacking Reports Mrs Wacking Improves
Johnn Y Wacking visited town on Tuesday and reports Mrs Wacking is able to air up part of the time and shows considerable improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnn Y Wacking
Wacking
Tax Abatement and Veteran Exemption Requests Due May First
County Clerk Sam Carlstrom urges residents to file abatements of 1934 taxes and veteran exemption requests by May 1 to secure relief. The notice outlines eligibility and submission requirements for property owners seeking tax reductions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Carlstrom
Olson in Salt Lake City on school expansion plan
Superintendent HWS Olson spent days in Salt Lake City on business tied to the CWA to plan construction of additional rooms at Central School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supt Hws Olson
Salt Lake City
Seciming As
CWA
Central
Deputy assessor LeRoy Taylor reports to county official
LeRoy Taylor of Randlett deputy assessor was in town Wednesday making final reports to County Assessor Dester Byigham. He was accompanied by a small son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeRoy Taylor
Randlett
Dester Byigham Tle
Jury Selections Reported for Vernal From Gusher and Wragden
Donaldson of Gusher and John J Worrocks of Wragden were chosen for the Vernal jury and arrived Wednesday morning. No jury triads were held until today Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donaldson
Gusher
John J Worrocks
Wragden
Thursdaas
Unusual Poultry Shipment Delivers Healthy Chicks
DeMar Dudley of Jensen received 200 baby chicks via parcel post from CGarfmania last week. Remarkably none died during transit, a notable occurrence in such a large shipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeMar Dudley Poultry
Jensen
Cgarfmania
Arriva
Tiingford and Mooseman Granted Marriage License
Thomas Gilbert Tiingford of Tridel and Miss Ora Mooseman of Whiterocks were granted a marriage license by the county clerk on February 27. Tiingford is son of Mr and Mrs T J Eliigford and Mooseman is daughter of Mr and Mrs John If Mooseman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Gilbert Tiingford
Tridel
T J Eliigford
Ora Mooseman
Whiterocks
John If Mooseman
Mr Duke Rebounds After Appendicitis Operation
Mrs Ray Duke and Mr Duke were at Logan where Mr Duke recovered from an appendicitis operation. He is the manager of the J Penney store in Vernal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wold
Ray Duke
Mr Duke
Logan
Duke
Cache Valley
Mrs Ike Hutton Aunt Ann Known to All at Home
Mrs Bur ton a pioneer of Ashley Valley spent the winter of the Italian trouble at the Burton fort with Ab Jensen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ike Hutton
Ann
Abner
Burton
Ashley Valley
Burton Foit Ab Jensen
Archaeologist Dr Toyley Tours Dinosam Monument Site
Dr A O Toyley, archaeologist in charge, visited Vernal on Tuesday afternoon to file reports and secure material for the excavation at the Dinosam National Monument near Densen. His wife Mrs Toyley accompanied him on the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A O Toyley
Dinosam National Monument
Densen
Vernal
Vernal Visitor and Salt Lake Medical Conference Attendee
Mises Moore of Fianchett visited Vernal on Tuesday while Dr George H Chris was in Salt Lake City this week for a medical conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mises Moore
Fianchett
George H Chris Vas
Salt Lake City
Hatchs welcome baby boy born February 20
Mr and Mrs Abe Hatch of Willow Creek announce the arrival of a baby boy on February 20. The new arrival joins the family in this recent glad tidings from the Willow Creek community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe Hatch
Willow Creek
Charles Colton Visits Provo With Family Weekend
Charles Colton traveled to Provo to spend a weekend visiting with his family. The trip highlights a family outing and local stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Colton
Provo
Manager J. Anderson Attends Utah Power and Light Convention
East Lake City reports manager J. Anderson attending a Utah Power and Light managers convention this week. The event gathers utility leaders to discuss regional energy issues and industry practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J . Anderson
East Lake City
Utah Power and Light Mangers
Mrs Kermit Young Hospitalized After Saturday Visit
Mrs Kermit Young underwent treatment at Ashley Valley hospital on Saturday following a medical visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kermit Young
Ashley Valley Hospital
Calder couple visit Salt Lake City and Sault Ste Marie
President and Mrs HG Calder and Mrs David Calder traveled to Salt Lake City at the start of the week. Mrs David Calder will remain in Salt Lake City and visit local sites while the others return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HG Calder
David Calder
Salt Lake City
Sault Lake City
Clark Newell and family return from Utah convention
Clark Newell and his family returned from Salt Lake City on Wednesday where Mr Newell attended a convention of the Utah Power and Light Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Newell
Famuly
Salt Lake City
Mr Newell
Artend
Utah Power and Light Company
Boise duo among low bidders on Twists Project
Morrison and Knudson of Boise Idaho were the low bidders on the Twists Project let by the state road commission on February 23. Their bid was reported at 120000 dollars.
Alterra High Principal Reed Morill Travels for Family Illness
Principal Reed Morill of Alterra High School was in Verneal on Wednesday. Mrs Merrill accompanies their son Reed Jr who has been ill much of the winter in Logan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed Morill
Alterra High School
Verneal
Merrill
Logan
Reed Jr
Siddows Return After Eye Injury From Air Rifle Shot
Mr and Mrs John L Siddow returned from Frovo with their son John Louis after he was struck in the eye by a shot from an air rifle. A local eye specialist examined him and advised care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L Siddow
Frovo
John Louis
Collier and Foss mariage in February announced
Word has been received by Mrs Charles F Carpenter of the marriage of her brother Raymond Collier to Miss Gwen Foss of Pilston Idaho on February 15th. The couple will reside in Los Angeles. Collier formerly worked for the Vernal Express.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F Carpenter
Raymond Collier
Gwen Foss
Pilston
Idaho
Los Angeles
Collier
The
Vernal Express
Seminary Declamation Contest Finals Set for Sunday
Finals of the annual declamation contest sponsored by the Vernal Seminary will be held Sunday night in the First Ward chapel. Seven contestants compete for three medals awarded by President N G Calder. Subjects cover current topics. attendance invited.
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First Ward
Vernal Seminary
Vernal Tirst Ward
Grant HT West Princip
N G Calder
Mi Yes
Lions Club Raises Funds for UIE Band Instrument
At a Lions Club luncheon at the Commercial hotel on Wednesday noon, the band committee said seven substantial sums were raised toward an instrument for UIE Band. The French Hein will be purchased and presented to the UIE Band with Mrs Sowards and Mrs Hullinger announcing a March 28 meeting headlined by Har mid Jennings as principal speaker. Judge Larson and Provo visitors attended, and Vernal pledged support while Ren P Helly was initiated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Club
Wednes
Lion P L Cowan
UHS
Fim
Twentieth Century Club Meets Hostess at Vernal
George W Christy hosted the Twentieth Century club at her Vernal home with luncheon for about a dozen members. Red white and blue decor, carnations, and a miniature Washington statue adorned the table before a bridge session and honors for Mrs Johnston and Mrs Miller.
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Twenteth Century Club
George W Christy
Twentieth Century Club
Jong
Rae Ashton
Paul L Crwan
Johnston
VernureCarrel
Miller
Lloyd Shimmin
B FI Stringham
J A Cheney
Robert L Johnston
Vernal Clubs Hold Washington Birthday Socials and Recitals
Mrs Sim Seelye and Miss Blanche Seelye hosted the Business and Professional Women’s Club of Vernal for a Washington Birthday gathering at the Seeley home with a three course supper, musical numbers by Mrs Slaugh, and card favors for Mina Iras White and Mrs Lois McCoy. Carline Reid and George Alexander announced their January wedding in Payson with Alexander family ties noted. Thalia Thilia club held a Washington program at Mrs Al Hatch’s with luncheon. Ladies Aid met at Mrs Boettha Meredith’s with Washington birthday program. Royal Neighbors party hosted by Mrs Demald Bart featured a red theme, Flower arrangements, and a 500 game won by Mrs Gus Kelson and Miss Affton Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernal First Ward
George Waslington
Newt Allen
Lowell Fox
Warren Richardon
Allene Agren
Davd Calder
BPOW
Sim Seelye
Blanche
Business and Professional Womens Club of
Vernal
Washington
Seeley
Ashley
Hearts
Mina Iras White
Lois McCoy
Frank G Slaugh
Lola Christensen
May Jorgensen
McCoy
Anna Johnston
Ruth Hart
Pearl Shaffer
Fern Ross
Helen Hemstreet
Ladies Aid
Boettha Meredith
Bess ¢ Markey
George Washington
Aid
Wm Merkle
Roya Neighbors Club
Demald Bart
Royal Neighbors Lodge
Gus Kelson
Affton Brown
Sarah Rudge
George W Brese
Dave Hatch
Frank Sutin
Grace Davis
Ruth Caldwell
Eskelson
Ruby Deroids
Olise McClanahan
Ellen Christensen
Miss Brown
Principal and Mrs le G Moble trip to Provo for daughter care
Principal and Mrs le G Moble traveled to Provo last week to seek treatment for their daughter Caro Ly due to a severe inflammation. The child recovered without an operation and will return with her mother Saturday. Mrs Noble also visited in Dureka with her parents while Mr Noble returned the first of the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le G Moble
Provo
Caroly
Noble
Dureka
Indian Bureau to Control Grazing If Bull Passes
Secretary Ickes told the House Public Lands Committee that if the Taylor grazing bill passes Congress the Indian bureau will manage grazing on public lands rather than the General Land Office or Geological Survey. He noted the Indian bureau has grazing regulation experience and said shortcomings will be corrected under the new commissioner of Indian affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ickes
House Public Lands Committee
Congress
Indian Bureau
General Land Office of Geological Survey
Engelbright
Senate Committee
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Power Company Aids Employment Relief 1933 Utah Power & Light
The Utah Power & Light company reports substantial employment gains in 1933 through direct payroll support and cooperation with state and federal recovery programs. An extra 34 workers were kept on during winter to perform repairs, inspections, and improvements across Utah, southern Idaho, and Wyoming, including transmission lines, substations, power stations, and the Salt Lake underground system. The firm plans to continue direct employment efforts in the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah Pewer & Light Company
Utah
Idaho
Wyoming
Salt Lake
Biechs
County CHL Officials Attend State Conference
County CHL officials attended a state conference with three counties represented. The meeting discussed personal payments and delays for CWA project workers who have not received wages, noting efforts to adjust payments through CWA channels and promises of funds in a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CHL
Josh Weber
Ainish
Young
Rayhbirn
CWA
Tay
Band Mothers Sponsor Character Ball March 19
The Band Mothers meet at the high school to raise funds for a second French horn for the band. They plan a character ball on March 19 at Imperial Hall with 25 cent admission, prizes for costumes, and intermission novelties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Band Mothers
Imperial Hall
Thompson Flesher Funeral Rites Held In Utah
Mrs Ella Thompson Flesher died of pneumonia at a Salt Lake hospital last week. Funeral services were held Saturday at the Joseph William Taylor mortuary in Santaquin. She was born June 19, 1910 in Vernal Utah and lived with her aunts in Salt Lake City for eight years. She worked for a candy company and sang in the LDS Tabernacle choir. Surviving: husband Henri Flesher father Watson L Thompson two brothers Spencer Hul linger Los Angeles Ruben Hul linger Vernal a sister Mrs Bernard Dhanens and several relatives. Interment was in Santaquin cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Thompson Flesher
Salt Lake Hospital
Joseph William Taylor
Mie Flesher
Vernal Utah
Salt Lake City
LDS High School
Salt Lake
LD S Tabernacle Choir
Henri
Flesher
Watson L .Thompson Ouray
Spencer Hullinger
Los Angeles
Ruben Hullinger
Vernal
Bernard Dhanens
Jerisen
Santaquin Cemetery
Uintah Power and Light reports higher income in 1933
Uintah Power and Light shows operating revenues of 3 178 529 for 1933, up 417 248 from 1932, with operating expenses of 1 668 24 down 14 399 from 1932. Taxes paid totaled 404 356 versus 387 884 in 1932, per an annual report filed with the Public Utilities Commission in Salt Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uiitah, Power & Light Company
Public Utilities Commission
Salt Lake
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Uge
Jusubu IU
Tinsuin
Vernal Society
American Legion—Auxiliary
American Legion and Auxiliary
Wilbeck Post
Red Pepper Orchestra
Frank Bo Walker
Vernal Second Ward
Mr Walker
California
LDS Church
Diario
Caroline Reid
George Alexander
Neph
J W Reid
Payson
Payson High School
Weber College
Ogden
Chilia Club
Thalia Club
al Hatch
Diane
Power Company Aids
Sunda
Margaret Sullivan
Billy Burke
Mdna Mae
Oliver and
John Boles
Clark Gable
Carol Lombard
Dorothy Mackall
Devils
Bruce Cabot
Ralph Bellamy
Pauline
Eli
Uintah Power & Light
Tuonwral &Sta'vre Bank
Member
Federal Reserve System
Harold
Edgar Calder Fith
Rhode Island
Peterson
Colo
Jesse
Lewis Fregstone
Mecedern
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E. Peterson
Vernag Confectionery NL
Woolgrowers Meeting
Uintah State Bank
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Iaw Colton James A Hooper
State
Woolgrowers Association
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