Estown tale of Marshall Nittler home nearing completion
The residence of Marshall Herman Nittler is nearly finished with the exterior fully shingled and interior work advancing quickly.
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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1930
Page
8
The residence of Marshall Herman Nittler is nearly finished with the exterior fully shingled and interior work advancing quickly.
Miss Vera Calder a Payson teacher traveled to Vernal last weekend and was joined by Mack McClelland also from Payson for the trip.
John L Siddoway suffered a bad case of blood poisoning in his hand last week. His hand is much improved at this time.
A baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs Jay Larsen of Whiterocks at Vernal on Monday. Mother and infant are cared for at the home of Mrs Enos Bermion.
Nira Arthur Curtis, Wm Sprouse, and Arty Adams, all of Lapoint, were in Vernal Monday. Mrs Curtis was formerly Miss Georgiana Adams of Dry Fork.
Mayor W N Preas left Monday for Salt Lake City and will visit several cities to inspect different types of water pipes for the city.
Calder Brothers receive shipments of Jersey type dairy calves from Oregon to build up the secan dairy herds. About ten head have been received in recent weeks for herd expansion.
W Hendersons erect twelve new tourist cabins on the street of his residence. The cabins will mirror those near the city park and are planned for completion by the middle of the year.
Mat Curry of Ouray, in Vernal this week, believes the Bear Dance will begin in about a week or two. The festival will start at Whiterocks and move to Ouray by the Green River banks, with the Ouray dance likely starting in early April.
A rough advisory outlines a method to calm a raging bull by first restraining its horns. The guidance emphasizes cautious handling to prevent injury to handlers and bystanders.
A district conference for agents of Carbon Duchesne and United counties will be held in Vernal on March 21. The meeting aims to discuss regional affairs and coordinate local activities.
Mr and Mrs Asher Merkley hosted a Sunday dinner for Charles and Franklin Lewis Hatch Hallineer and their spouses at 2 PM. The Vernal Gun Club annual ball, a fundraiser for Mr and Mrs A A Hardy, is set for Friday March 1 at the ball. A St Patrick s Party at the Community House Friday will invite church school and adult members with green and white decorations and refreshments guided by Mrs W N Preas and Mrs Leon Thorne.
Mr and Mrs OWH Iddowar and their daughters Miss Fay and Miss Merle Curtis returned Sunday from a trip to Round Robin events.
Mrs Wanda St Joer and her young daughter Eldrie Jean arrived Sunday to visit her parents Mr and Mrs Richard Jensen and family in Tooele. Mrs Joer plans an extended stay during the visit.
Mr and Mrs Robert L Pixton Miss Beatrice Bailey Miss Ruth Hodson and Afiss Deane Bennion motored to Price Saturday to attend the basketball game that night.
EoUarold Calder from Salt Lake City traveled to Vernel Friday for the junior prom that evening. He was accompanied by Mrs Hyrum B Calder who had been visiting with her son Grant since his appendicitis operation.
Mins Allee Pederson traveled with Ailes Hilda Hodgkinson and Mrs Aston Stringham returning Sunday from Logan where they spent the past week attending the county leaders convention.
J He Douglas, manager of the Utah Gas company, spent Saturday and Sunday in Salt Lake City on business. He said the roads were in fine shape and it was a treat to drive over the highway from Vernal to the state capital.
Charles S Carter travels to Salt Lake City for a Buick dealers convention with Stranz sales president in attendance. Buick Motor Company now operates a branch in the Salt Lake City region, while local social events include a joint Legion and Ladies Auxiliary gathering at Community House with dancing, a unique lunch box menu, and remarks from E E Brockman and others. A Junior Prom at Imperial Hall featured pirate-themed decorations and performances by Fern Slaush Ruth Bingham Alta Workman Tessie Rooks with a punch reception to cap the evening.
E 5 Gurr road foreman for the Uintah Railway company reports the Watson road bridge over Vacuation creek is finished and suitable for use. He calls it one of Uintah County’s best bridges and says steel plating on the flooring will extend its life indefinitely. Paul Stock of Uintah Gas and his wife arrived in Vernal last Friday to settle home after months in Wyoming.
The Vernal City Council and Mayor Preag examined the new water mains at Roosevelt on Saturday and Sunday. They consider the Roosevelt type to replace the current wood pipe, with Water Master Frark Hatch accompanying the delegation.
Mrs Roland C Lundquist and her daughter Lille arrive in Vein with the Senderson and Lundquist families for a visit of two weeks after attending the Round Robin at Price. Also aboard are Mr Harold Lundquist and passengers Ernest Senderson and Richard Jensen.
A team led by J He Ratliffies LaRue hunting and Misa Marvel Hatch Motor to Price on Friday to add the remaining two games of the Round Robin. On Saturday they travel to Huntington to meet with Mr and Mrs Thomas, former residents of Vernalde and former Wilcox school teachers. Mrs Thotrag was formerly Miss Jeesle Pision.
The Daughters of Pioneers will hold a regular meeting Friday afternoon March 14 at three o'clock at the home of Mrs Irvin Seton. All members are requested to be present.
Harold Calder takes over Uintah County Chrysler agency and renames it the Edwin Calder Motor Company. Calder, a Vernal booster and University of Utah graduate, plans a permanent Vernal base after a Germany mission. The dealership hosts a new model showing Saturday March 15 at the Basa Garage with distribution manager Jensen inviting the public.
Mrs Joseph P. Hacking hosted a dinner in Washington Tuesday night. Dignitaries included Vice President and Mrs Hebert Grant, former Utah Governor Wells now Treasury head of the US Shipping Board, and guests Representative and Mrs Colton with Mrs JoP Hagg of Vernal, sister of Mrs Colton.
The First Ward Relief Society will host a 7 30 pm program at the First Ward chapel. Married ladies are asked to bring husbands and children. events include singing, readings, a humorous piece, a saxophone solo, and readings by Mrs T Sander and Mrs Ver non President Wallace Calder.
Mrs Hatch entertained at her home on Thursday evening March 6 honoring the birthday anniversaries of A A Watch and Mrs Doda Clark of Altonah. The crowd enjoyed program cards social time and the opening of gifts. A late supper was served to thirty six guests with assistance from her daughter and Raymond Fiddoway.
John W Shelton a long time resident of Glines died at L D hospital from Brights disease. He was born November 17 1802 and was married in Wyoming where six children were born. Survived by wife three daughters and one son, and several siblings, he was buried in Maeser cemetery beside his parents.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the American Legion received a commendation letter from the department headquarters praising the Vernal unit for strong membership drive support. Utah ranked high in percentage figures and earned a $1000 prize along with naming the carnival queens to be crowned at the national convention ball.
Dry Fork residents gather next Monday to celebrate the eighty first birthday of Mr Hall. Hall is an Ashby Valley pioneer who arrived in 1873 and has been active in valley development during his fifty two years there.
The Treasury Department Supervising Architect invites sealed proposals to furnish all labor and material for installing a lawn sprinkler system at the U S post office in Verna Utah. Bids open March 26 1930 at 3 pm with drawings available from the local post office custodian. Acting Supervising Architect Jas Avei Mo re.
An eastern man declared several sears foo that college men turn out to be bums ending with his death. He left an estate valued at $6,000,000.
Bids for the water master position for the Ashley Central Irrigation Company irrigation season 1930 will be received at the Secretary's office in Vernal Utah until March 23 1930 at 2 pm. Compensation per month should be stated. Herbert Tyzack secretary.
The annual Uintah basin water users meeting will be held February 2 at 10 am before Federal Judge Tillman D Johnson in Salt Lake City. H W Sheeley federal court water commissioner announced the event and its agenda includes the formal appointment for the coming year and discussion of water user problems.
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