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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1935
Page
8
Dillman spent the weekend in Vernal visiting She is attending the BYU at Provo. Arthur Weacombe of Roosevelt was in Vernal Saturday transacting business.
Willam Sprouse a Lapoint merchant was in town on Tuesday conducting business calls and meeting local residents.
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Speirs announce the birth of a baby boy delivered last Saturday on March 2. The newborn adds a new member to the family with the couple expressing happiness and sharing the good news.
Game warden Floyd Noel and Warren Richardson left Saturday for East Lake City and were scheduled to return Monday.
Zelph Calder, assistant attorney general, traveled from Salt Lake City to Vernal on Monday to handle legal matters.
Mrs S D Goddard of Rainbow was taken to Salt Lake City on Monday for a serious major operation. The report notes she is getting along as well as can be expected.
Tloyd Davis USAC representative presented the list of graduates in Vernal on Monday for consideration of the school superintendent position. The meeting focused on qualifications and candidate names for the district leadership.
County Commissioner John G Bolton resigned on Wednesday from Bennett after serving on the board. The move leaves a vacancy and prompts local officials to seek a successor.
Ray Duke, manager of the K IPenney Store, was a Salt Lake visitor Sunday and returned Wednesday.
A brief sighting places Willis Hackford of Lapoint shopping in Vernal on Thursday, with no further details on items or purpose provided.
Alma Mecham of Tildell and her son Howard were in Vernal on Wednesday. Howard plans to serve a mission for the LDS Church in the near future.
City Marshal Lafe Richardson departed Tuesday morning for Salt Lake City to be near his daughter Mrs Sarah Goddard ahead of her operation.
Mr. Sarah Rudge of Maeser reports the first batch of chickens on February 24. A friend may expect an invitation to a chicken dinner early in the season.
Bishop Byron Goodrich performed the marriage ceremony for Charles Hyron Kendall son of Thomas Kendall and Miss Wilma Hodgkinson daughter of Mr and Mrs Louis Hodgkinson, both of Vernal.
Mr and Mrs Ira Bennion welcome a baby boy born Monday. Kenneth Oaks returned home from the hospital on Wednesday and is a member of the CCC camp.
Charles Hatch attended a ski tournament at Eckersa Hill last Sunday, amid local sports activity and community turnout.
Mrs Joseph Gilines of Tridell who is ill with pneumonia is being nursed in Vernal and is getting along splendidly.
Lea Jenkins member of the CC Oo camp and son of Arch Jenkins underwent an appendicitis operation on Sunday.
George H Evans employed at the CCC camp near Moon Lake spent the weekend in Vernal, returning Sunday.
A 12 year old, Eugene Howell, son of Mr and Mrs L E Howell of Vernal, underwent an appendectomy in Provo after a mastoid operation. He is reported slightly improved in the hospital.
Jick Taylor a Verbal visitor from Hill Creek reports about fourteen inches of snow in the region during the recent storm. Riley Flynn a Hill Creek stockman has recovered from surgery and will depart for home in the near future.
Bishop Exsund of Leetaway in Vernal met with the local school board Monday to discuss work on the Avalon school house.
E J Young, a permanent bookkeeper for Hebner and Walker in Salt Lake City, attended the Utah Oil service convention in Provo. On the return trip Saturday A V Lewis drove home a new Dodge sedan.
Reports from St George say W L Fletcher former Uintah county commissioner is improving and out of the hospital after a stay there. BR Pougtas Uintah Gas manager and A Lewis Ulitah Basin agent for Utah Oil Refining returned from Rock Springs Wy reporting very little moisture in that area.
George EH Harrison editor of the tconsvelt Standard underwent an operation at the Valley Hospital Monday. Bitchell and wife of Willow Creek were in Vernal last week. They crossed the new Ouray bridge on their way to Vernal. Manford Woodruff and Wendel Johnson from BYU Provo came to Vernal Friday for the annual UHS Junior Prom. They were joined by Norma Peterson Ruth Wootpuff Dorothy Shipley and Ervin Jeffries of Provo. They returned Sunday afternoon.
Mrs Roberts Thorne of Willow Creek led a Vernal visit on Friday with the Red Cross first aid kit presented to Uintah County by the local chapter. She reported a couple of scarlet fever cases having developed in the community.
Funeral services for Clarence Swartz a Tridell area student were held at the ward chapel on Saturday The service featured singing led by Owen Goodrich and remarks by E J Longhurst Vernal Bishop H LeRoy Morrill Jean Morrill and George W Bartlett A teacher Mrs Alice Morrill read a tribute about Clarence’s pleasant association with his teachers The opening prayer was by Harvey Hullinger and the bene diction by Bart Merkey Clarence came from White River to live with his sister Mrs Joseph Glines He attended Tridell district school reaching the eighth grade He was loved for his sunny disposition and will be greatly missed The death occurred in Vernal last Thursday after several days ill with pneumonia Burial was in Triged cemetery Also noted were travels of Bark Efall and new job for Siddoway as Duchesne station manager
The Uintah high school has a new public address system from Radio Soand and Service Inc of Salt Lake City. Cost about $1000, funded by faculty and student body. System covers auditorium and 17 rooms, enabling class-wide or single-room use and access to national educational programs.升级
We thank friends for kindness during the bereavement in the death of our son and brother Glen Tot who assisted in the hot furnished cars for our use the floral offerings services music and the many kind words of sympathy expressed by Mr and Mrs Archie B Books and Family
Private sale runs now through March 16 with all items including house poles posts logs and farm machinery. Remaining goods to be auctioned March 16 at 12 noon at Gusher Utah. George E Youngs Ranch.
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