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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1935
Page
5
A Friday program in the First Ward chapel commemorates the Relief Society birth with a 33 1/3 cent banquet and a 7 30 program. The Second Ward joins the married folks dance from 9 to 11 in the auxiliary hall.
The Vernal Lions decide to send a club delegation to Ouray on Monday morning to attend bridge ceremonies when the bridge is turned over to the county by the Indian Department. The meeting also notes the Uintah district’s looming deficit of 1063500 by June 30 without additional revenue and discusses school funding and road improvements proposed by Tracy of Willow Creek.
Ouray Utah March 7 extensive plans for cooperative effort among the Indians are being formed this week in meetings across communities to improve livestock. EB J Diehl of the Indian extension service and David Shrewap of the Ouray Cattle association describe developing range management and herding plans for the coming season. Under the Wheeler-Howard act Indians will manage affairs on community lines and pursue delegation to Washington on range issues with the federal authorities.
An adjustment to rural route No 2 adds twenty new families and places mail boxes within a half mile of homes. The new line begins at the Winfield Hullinger corner and runs west to George Walker corner, north to Leslie Ashton corner, then south to the regular route. The distance traveled remains practically the same. Norman Olsen is the rural carrier.
The Uintah Basin Medical Association met Sunday with Dr F G Eskelson presiding A luncheon was held at the Commercial hotel grill room After luncheon the group adjourned to Dr Eskelson s offices in the Uintah State Bank The topic was Skin Diseases presented by Dr Julian Anderson of Salt Lake Participants included Dr Anderson Dr Miles Dr Whitmore Roosevelt Dr Rogers of Whiterocks Dr Eskelson Homer E Rich and Weldon K Bullock of Vernal
Funeral services were held Monday at 2 30 pm for Darrell Dee Perry infant son of Mr. and Mrs Arnold Perry at the home of Mrs Perry's parents Mr and Mrs Eugene Woodruff. A mixed quartet plus vocal duet performed hymns and a closing prayer framed the service. Speakers included H Walter.
A dramatic courtroom scene features a determined Black woman confronting her ex husband in His Honor's chamber. She accuses him of unpaid alimony for seven months while he protests not working and claims he cannot find his dice. The exchange reflects tensions over support and employment.
A wanderer drifted into a gym side door in Ume to watch an acrobat practicing cartwheels flips and a full twisting back somersault. The improvised meeting includes a remark about shared experiences with yesterday's drink.
Uintah High School announces its spring department play The Little Teacher chosen by Miss Conk with about 20 roles and early rehearsals Also the school opera Tune In directed by Mr Winn drew 120 students in chorus and dances with cast members listed A three play Variety Night March 21 features Blue Sea and Fed Rose Mansions and Miss Civilization Casts include Harold Duke Mildreds King Harold Foiers Wallace Cook Marjorie Twitchell Mary Collier Everett Williams and more A Pep Assembly sent the basketball team off to Salt Lake with cheerleaders Ted Woolley Stephen Etringham and coaches giving remarks
A marriage license was issued for Ebenezer Sweet and Jane Lemon. An inquiring reporter captured a rhyming note with playful lines about the match, noting Jane’s sweetness and Ebenezer’s lemon-squeezer quip.
The opening prayer was by Stephen Perry and the benediction by Myron Perry. Interment was in the Munser cemetery with Ivan Perry dedicating the grave. The infant was born February 21 and died March 10. It is survived by its parents and one sister Felva aged two and a half.
Rangely residents recount a near fatal blast on March 2 when Everett Rector was burned in a carbide lamp explosion. He had fled to the cellar, struck a match, and triggered the blast that wrecked the log house. The Rector family escaped unharmed.
On February 27 the Jensen ward chapel hosted a homecoming with the largest crowd in ward history. An estimate placed attendance around four hundred as about three hundred enjoyed the tea dinner.
Public notice in Price Utah calling creditors to present claims with vouchers by July 1 1935 to James L Gibson executor of the estates of William Gibson and Mary Adelia Lambert Gibson. First published March 14 1935 last published April 4 1935.
The DHS student body under Principal I G Noble hosted an eight o clock program with musical numbers readings and dances from six to eight pm. Alma N Timothy and company provided old tune dance music while Ed Brian called square dances. Neva's Band Campbell Orchestra and Winna Pix Aces supplied entertainment as Jensen residents and guests from distant states attended the homecoming event.
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