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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1932
Page
8
Mrs A A Hatch is described as one of the oldest pioneers of Ashley Valley. Mr and Mrs Kermit Young traveled to Roosevelt Sundsy. Chiles wealth rests mainly on minerals, especially its nitrate.
The Twenteth Century Club met Saturday afternoon at Mrs Seth Perry's home with colonial decor and a luncheon. A business session followed, addressing bylaws, with plans for the next meeting at Mrs Lloyd Shimmin's home in two weeks.
Townlalle Walker of Leota was a business visitor in Vernal Monday. Mrs Garret Case of Jensen was an overnight visitor in Vernal Monday evening. Attorney L A Hollenbeck of Duchesne was a business visitor in Vernal during the week.
CAMY THORNDENRG DU? MOLD WASHINGTON PRO. PROGRAM AT MAESER CAMY THORNDENRG DU? MOLD WASHINGTON PRO. PROGRAM AT MAESER MAFSER special Thornburg camp of DU P met on Friday February 20 at the home of their captain Mrs Man'e Whil gon and were entertained with a Washington program including song America prayer reading Washington life costumes and period dances with eight ladies as George and Martha Washington. Refreshments and costumes were provided by hostesses and the next meeting is set for March 25 at Mrs Giddie Oaks home with invited guest Mrs Btan Ashton.
Mr and Mrs Lowe Ashton of Duchesne were visitors in Vernal on Sunday with travel plans and a brief local appearance recorded in the society column.
Mr and Mrs Bertrand Swain of Lapoint were visitors in Vernal on Friday evening.
Miss Alice Mecham of Tridell is visiting at the home of George H Bartlett.
Mrs J F Chapman of Jensen was in Vernal Monday on business. She toured local shops and met with community members during her brief stay.
Miss Olena Braday of Duchesne is employed in the office of City Attorney Dr Yeung who is reportedly seriously ill.
George Young and Ray Kimball of Gusher visited Vernal on Monday to discuss matters with the Uintah County commissioners.
Miss Rowena Stringham and Phil Watkins join Dorthea Dayvid as extra clerks at the J CO Penny store, enhancing staffing for busy periods.
County Recorder Gerald Hunt is away from the office because of illness. Miss Elna Hunting is handling duties in his absence.
Mr and Mrs 8 Caster and their son Don left Tuesday for Salt Lake City where Don will enter the LDBD.S hospital for further medical treatment.
Mr and Mrs Joseph A McKee of East Lake City spent the weekend in Vernal. They accompanied Eldon Collier's body to Vernal and stayed for the funeral services.
Service at St Pauls Episeconal Church Sunday evening March 6 at 8 oclock. Sermon by the Reverend John Leacher M A on the subject Washington Patriot and Church man. Everybody welcome.
Judge A V. Watkins, Reporter Frank Alder and District Attorney M G B Pope of Provo arrived in Vernal on Sunday to attend the district court session held here this week.
M I Ketchem from Ouray said road conditions to Vernal were good through Ouray Valley though travel remains slow. He noted the Bear dance planned for late March if weather stays favorable.
Attorney R G Porter said in district court this week that Due eheene is eager to shift mail service to the Strawberry Road route to become the main artery of the Dean. He noted the need for more traffic to build support and expressed surprise that the state road did not include an oiling program for the Uintah Train roads as previously promised last year.
Price city leaders urge buying from local merchants to boost the economy and keep both Price newspapers strong. They warn towns lack of local support harms papers and tax base, urging residents to patronize local businesses and advertisers.
President Ho DU Calder traveled to Galt Lake City and other outside points last week on a business trip. He met with local officials and discussed economic development and regional cooperation. Local observers noted the itinerary highlighted cross border trade and investment prospects.
Mr and Mrs Dorald Dow and Mr and Mrs Luther Gale of Watsoon and Hatnbow visited Ashley Valley last week during a short trip.
Forest Supervisor J Stewart reports five feet of snow on Mosby Mountain at present time. Weather conditions hinder travel and access to the area as the heavy snowfall continues this season.
Mr and Mrs I tob ert Johnasttun er have returned to Vernal after spending the winter in Arizona and California.
Mrs Maron Batty underwent an operation Tuesday at Ashley Valley hospital and is recovering splendidly at the present time.
Mr and Mrs Tray Paulson of Jensen visited Vernal on Wednesday to greet friends. Kir Paulson had been bedfast for several months and this outing was his first time out.
Mayor Cooper plans a special trip to Salt Lake City tomorrow to discuss water replacement work in this city. The visit aims to review project details and coordinate local efforts with city officials.
Ilarold Calder has opened an agency for the McCormick Deering implement line and international trucks and tractors in the Odd Fellows building.
DeMar Dudley of Jensen collected four thousand baby chicks arriving from California on Saturday. Reports from his chicken farm say the poultry are doing splendidly.
Sam Snyder of Bennett, summoned as a district court juror in Vernal, notes Indian Beach and Ashley Valley both have similar snow. He expresses optimism about the coming year's crop outlook.
Uintah earned a fast scoreboard win over Carbon High as Roosevelt girls beat Duchesne in a preliminary. Gunderson led the Carbon loss while Alexander and Noel sparked Uintah late to secure a five point margin. Uintah aims to clash with Blanding for Eastern Utah honors with two games left in the regional race.
Naples Ward M Men win the stake division title by defeating Second Ward 30 to 17 after a 9 9 halftime tie and a stronger second half. The final game followed the Carlton Uintah event and the Naples team then prepared to travel to Provo for inter division tournament action.
The Myton Lodge No 31 Independent Order of Odd Fellows invites members, families, and friends to a social and reunion at Myton Hall on Saturday night, March 19. Rebekah Lodge and Vernal Lodge No 24 are expected to attend, with games, 50 percent bridge, music, and a special lunch prepared by Myton No 5 members and families.
Misa Hazel Sowards of Vernal a senior at Utah State Agricultural College Logan has been honored with Phi Kappa Phi membership, the national honorary scholarship fraternity. Membership is limited to the top ranking fifth of the graduating class. she also holds the highest average credits among the thirty school of Home Economics graduates.
Davis County researchers examine a plan to section off part of the Great Salt Lake to create a new freshwater lake. The project aims to reduce salinity and potentially support additional water resources for the region.
At a recent Extension service meeting Mrs May Henderson was elected president and Mrs Rose Millecam vice president with Mrs Vera Stringham as secretary treasurer. Representatives from Vernal Ashley Naples and Tridel will meet quarterly to plan project work and nutrition efforts for school children.
A Beaver Press editorial argues residents and tradesmen must buy local to keep money circulating. It cites harness makers, shoemakers, and grocers who ship goods from away, warns that saving pennies undermines the town, and praises the local merchants’ push to buy at home for growth and confidence.
In atmospheric tests across large cities St Louis recorded the highest dust concentration with 1760 particles per cubic foot, while Boston showed the lowest with 1360 particles per cubic foot.
Meetings are held each death to receive this work. Communities and individuals who desire information on any home problems get in touch with the County officers or direct with the Lame demonstrator agent.
Public notice urges residents to call for appointments to get assistance with income tax returns. Assistance available at the Woodard Store in Henderson with the office located near the Woodard Store.
On Saturday morning Alice Peders er home demonstration leader will leave for Logan with club leaders from Unit 4-H and Uudhesne counties to attend the state 4-H club leaders School. The school begins Monday at eight and runs for one week with classes on project work and daily recreation supervised by a national recreation leader.
Classified notice states old papers available for purchase at 250 per 100 and directs interested buyers to call at the office for details and arrangements.
Classified notice seeking Mrs J Fowler age 68 for washings and kronings services. Contact details indicate a personal ad in a local paper.
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