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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1932
Page
7
Three inches of new snow fell Thursday night as residents report on travel conditions and social visits. Worthy notes include Mrs Nettie Hirkendall’s return from Florida relatives, multiple moves within Roosevelt area, and ongoing influenza care for Mrs Caroline Casto. Additional items mention cattle transport to Roosevelt, coal mine trips amid heavy snow, and health updates on May and Tony.
William Curr of Verna and C R Kirk of the Park traveled through Rangely en route to Meeker, with Kirk taking two rough days home due to poor roads. Fr W Frisby of Talmadge Utah, moving his livestock to the Jatters Nine Mile ranch above Meeker, abandoned his trucks near Rangely and drives stock the rest of the way. Ed Colton and others visited town while Nomer Ford, Rainbow Utah, heads to Rainbow after meetings with the Gilsonite Asphaltum Association.
Ash ley hurt Ash ley hurt Frank Inger and Ivan Atwoon Jeft Monday for the Boulder Dam in Nevada where they hope to get employment Elias Winn is in Long Beach California with his brother Will Mr Winn has been in poor health the past winter is is in hopes that this change will do him good Datley Van Tassell went to Meeker Colorado Sunday Mr Van Tassell has rented a farm there and all move his family to Meeker later Ada Winn went to Logan with Alice Pederson to take the club Work Mrs Louie Glenn spent Sunday with Mrs Ivan Atwood and children Miss Ora Preece returned Thursday from Elk Springs where she has been visiting the past ten days Mr and Mrs Joe Walker of Roosevelt left Monday last for their home after a two weeks visit with Mrs Sarah Adams and James Eskelson Mrs Eva Hatch spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Prank Peters Mrs Lewis Freestone gave a demonstration on the preparing of eco lunches to the school Monday Alvin Gardner returned from Blue Mountain Sunday where he went to help the Karrin boys with their tat tle The home of Mr and Mrs Thomas Kidd is quarantined for scarlet fever At present there is only one of the children that has had it At the regular monthly conjoint meeting held Sunday evening a very interesting program was given Reading by Leona Glenn talk by Arma Beaird and guitar solo by Owen McCarrell The Rock Point Canal company held their annual meeting Saturday March 5 at 2 o clock in the school house Lewis Freestone was elected water director for three year term to fill the expired term of 3 D Harvey
Sunday School at Tridell sees Etella Stevens and Reed Morrill visit classes. Jennifer MacConkie returns from Vernal care. Mrs Reed Morrill and family visit Alice Morrill. Mrs McConkie and newborn convalesce with Parley Goodrichs. Local sports mention Lapoint beat Tridell 36 to 2. Various health, travel, and social updates follow including flu illness of Sarah Harvey, Sylvan Ross recovery, Florence Henderson visit, and community developments around Colorado Park canal and local farms.
Tabbe crossing near Ouray saw a truck sink in Green River ice while heading to camps south of White River. Haller Witbeck, assisting with a large truck, freed the vehicle after a long day with a block and tackle. Officials warn against crossing as ice thins. Sheep fare well in winter, Indians report good health and school attendance above 96 percent as snow recedes, and bear dance talks resume.
A committee of Roy Knight Muriel Stevens and Hugh W Owens traveled to Vernal Monday on school business. A meeting at Brough School discussed school matters. Local visitors included LeRoy Knight Mrs Muriel Stevens Welter D Foster and the Owens couple. News items mention moving cattle to Vernal Roosevelt medical visit for a baby born March 2 and a birthday gathering for Mr Knight with several attendees.
Social and church gatherings filled the week with meetings at the Buntley school missionary class and a conjoint MIA session. Students at the high school staged Polished Pebbles at Star Theatre while the Relief Society plans a March 17 program and social.
An office advertises old papers available for sale at 25 cents per 100. Potential buyers are directed to call at the office for arrangements and pricing details.
Notice to Sheepheph The annual meeting of the Uintah Sheep Grazer Association will be held in the directors room of the Uintah State Bank Vernal Utah on March 16 1932 at 2 06 oclock pm for the purpose of electing officers for the ensuing year and the transaction of any other business that may properly come before said meeting Ada ir Tyzak Beene
Creditors will present claims with vouchers to the undersigned at the office of Wallace Calder Vernal Utah on or before the 10th day of July AD 1932 Joseph H Paulson administrator of the Estate of Julia Panison deceased Date of first publication Mar 16 32 Date of last publication Mar 31 32
In the Fourth Judicial District Court Uintah Utah the case Herron Ploutts v Lowe is set for a sheriff sale March 28 1932 at 2 pm at the courthouse front door Vernal Utah Uintah County. Property described as the E half of the NW quarter and lots 3 6 in Section 20 Township 2 South Range 1 East including Dry Gulch Irrigation stock water rights and 644 shares. Sheriff JEMERY JOHNSON announces first publication March 3 1932 last March 34 1932.
Notice from the Interior Department and State Engineer listing multiple public notices. Includes Lily D Goan of Vernal Utah seeking final proof on a 1926 homestead for NEw BW 25 4S 22E and Ernest Eaton’s 1927 stockraising homestead with several described parcels, plus High Line Company water applications in Daggett Uintah counties to divert and store water for irrigation, with dates in March 1932 and April 1932 and protests due within 30 days.
United States Bureau of Mines reports crucibles withstood exposure to 1500 degrees Celsius heat in a controlled test. The durable items demonstrate resilience for high temperature industrial use and potential improvements in metallurgical processing and materials science.
Multiple legal notices from Vernal Utah cover tale of stock raising homestead entries by Jerry B Murray and witnesses, a land auction by sheriff for Uintah County property including irrigation shares, and a separate court action involving William H Clark Parintha Clark and Mary Alice Boddy with sale set for March 26 1937. details include land descriptions and county offices.
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