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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1935
Page
8
Mr and Mrs Ertin Wilkins announce the birth of their son on Tuesday weighing 10 pounds 94 ounces. The family resides in the local community and welcomes the new arrival.
Mra Guy Stewart and Mra Sten Roe Hatch of Jensen were seen shopping in Vernal on Wednesday.
Mr and Mrs EL H Calder and family member Kirs, Fontha Calder, attempted a journey to Salt Lake City last week.
Mr and Mrs R A Bryson and their children were in town Tuesday from Rangery. Mrs Bryson visited with her mother Mrs John N Davs.
Lafe Richardson city marshal returned from Salt Lake City where he visited his daughter Mrs Sarah Goddard of Rainbow who underwent a serious operation at the LDS hospital last week. Mrs Goddard is getting along splendidly.
County Commissioner John Bolton spent Monday in Vernal to conduct official duties and meet with local officials. He discussed county priorities and inspected ongoing public projects in the area.
Mr and Mrs Wallace Calder and family with Miss Ruth Calder spent the weekend visiting in East Lake City and Ogden. They returned Monday evening.
Snow at Paradise Park reaches 70 inches, the deepest in five years. Other sections of the area show snow levels higher than normal, with deeper accumulations than typical for the season.
In the month 43 men have been employed across ten teams and four single handed workers. Under the direction of W E Gadd and J T Wilson the first foreman three major dugways have been constructed and distances shortened.
Albert Snow and his son Milo of Jensen were in Vernal on Monday while Preston O Kimballla returned to Vernal after a year in Colorado. CDB Partielt, a farmer of Tridel, also visited Vernal Monday for business at the courthouse.
Principal L G Noble attended in Salt Lake City on Wednesday as Uintah claimed the team’s first state basketball tournament victory.
George F. Harrison of Roosevelt has returned home Sunday following a successful operation at the Valley Hospital.
The annual Airpore Dance will be held Saturday night at Imperial Hall. A number of free airplane rides will be given out during the event. Richard Jensen, retired rural route carrier of Vernal, is visiting with his daughter Mrs Wanra Joer of Tooele.
W W Owens assistant director of agriculture USAO in Logan was in Uintah county Wednesday to handle AAA program matters. Forest rangers will conduct a snow survey of the Ashley National Forest in late March as reported by supervisor James O Stewart and Vern Shimmilh. Ri chard Jensen has retired and a permanent replacement has not yet been appointed.
Mrs Verda Haws, who recently underwent a serious mastoid operation at a Provo hospital, has improved enough to be discharged on Saturday. Mr and Mrs R D Metcalf visited their daughter, Mrs William. Karren and Mrs Metcalfs step-father, J E K Bullock, who had been staying in Phillipsburg for two weeks. Streetcalf is the mayor of Phillipsburg.
Roger Horrocks a grocery store operator in Salt Lake City arrived Sunday to spend several days visiting his children Blaine Lee and Jas fh senior. He formerly lived in Jensen and was living in Neola at the time of leaving for Salt Lake City.
Uintah High School acting principal HE Mo Lundell states the school did not sanction painting the business district windows to celebrate a basketball victory Wednesday night. A student crew washing away the white paint used for decoration was seen Thursday morning using window washing equipment.
A verse lament where a woolgrower bids farewell as debt and hard times consume his funds. He recalls past prosperity with wool and lambs, laments reconstruction loan costs, and hopes for reunion in heaven over free ranges.
For sale or trade a 611 acre ranch located just over the line on Blue Mountain with ample water and a cabin. About 10 acres are fenced. Seller seeks a smaller farm in Ashley Valley. Write L Har LAN Box 133 Wakeeney KS.
A note of gratitude from Mrs Darling thanks those who assisted during the long illness and death of her daughter and those who sent flowers music and words of sympathy.
Don Showalter, bookkeeper for Uintah Gas, traveled to Salt Lake City on Wednesday to witness the state tournament.
Mrs Jr D Forsha of Ogden is visiting Vernal with her sister Mrs J Stewart. Forsha is accompanied by her daughter Carolyn.
Mrs Vera Witbeck and her mother Mrs Egan returned from a California vacation. Mrs Witbeck plans to visit Salt Lake City soon, where she will reside with her husband. Imaller Witbeck came from his ranch near Rangely Cole, and Mr Witbeck notes frequent storms in Rangely with little deep snow.
Elmer Afoon of Hanna visits his aunt Mrs Joe Herbert for several days. Mr Moon plans to leave soon for a mission for the LDS church. A farewell party is set for Hanna wand Duchesne atake this week.
An advertisement states Dr WW Lewis Optometrist will be at the Commercial Hotel all day March 18 with several of the latest instruments used in eye care. The notice highlights modern instruments and professional service available to the public.
County Treasurer Martin W Curtis and his wife will take their daughter Betts to the Salt Lake Clinic Friday for treatment after a recent measles case left her with eye trouble. They had Betts at the clinic last week. A number of Tridell residents assisted Monday with a gathering and digging the grave for Pearl Darling, daughter of Mrs Sarah Darling. Attendees included W OD Morrill, Glenn Morrill, Linden Alfred John T Wilson, William Searle, Lorin Ross, Rat McKee, Levi Kitchen and others.
Victor Bingham son of County Assessor Lester Bingham departed Thursday for England to serve as a missionary for the LDS church. Bishop and Mrs Bingham traveled to Salt Lake to see their own off.
Joseph L Smith comes back to Ver nal after winter work at a government meat packing plant in Pocatello Idaho. He plans to farm part of the Paulson ranch. Mrs Smith and baby Jo Anna will arrive in about a month.
Brockman and Iles of Craig discuss highway improvements and travel distance. They claim once US 40 is completed the scenic route will become a major west coast tourist corridor, noting Salt Lake City to Denver distance via US 40 is 55 miles shorter than via US 30.
ML Broome of Ouray spoke in Vernal on Wednesday. He said the new Green River bridge should be completed and ready for use by Monday. He also mentioned little about the Bear Dance, but expecting it to be held in early April.
Coal farmers promote service with prompt dellery. Pope phone 119 R2 March 71f announces fresh, salt, smoked fish for Lent. Salmon halibut sable cod oysters priced, minimum 25 lb shipping. Edwin Ripley and Son Pier 12 Seattle Washington.
Farm equipment and various items offered in a private sale from now until March 6. Everything remaining will be sold at auction on March 16 at 12 o clock noon at George E Youngs Ranch in Gusher Utah. Also rooms and apartments for rent at the home of Mrs Enos Bennion with contact phone 186M MM14.
A purse found with a small amount of change is believed to belong to Mia Van Massey. The owner may claim it by identification.
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