Post Office Second Class Matter Vermal Utah 1909
Notice records the mailing classification as second class matter for Vernal Utah with postal act reference dated March 13 1909.
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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1933
Page
4
Notice records the mailing classification as second class matter for Vernal Utah with postal act reference dated March 13 1909.
An Utah State Press Association dispatch notes an optimistic stance among supporters of Biggs, aiming to secure development for Uintah County. The report highlights local effort, civic engagement, and regional growth prospects in northeastern Utah.
Black Mask becomes an active Guild member as it champions a new generation of crime writers. The magazine has helped fame for Dashiell Hammett and Erle Stanley Gardner while backing talents like Raoul Whitfield and Theodore Tinsey, promising a broader path for "different" literary styles.
A Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company promotion extols the telephone as a tiny cost feature with vast value. The ad stresses rapid emergency responses and constant usefulness in daily life.
The piece argues that postwar oversupply has faded and demand for housing remains strong. With rock bottom prices for lumber cement and other supplies an abundance of labor and low interest, building or repairing today saves money and boosts national purchasing power while aiding employment and wartime reconstruction.
Sunday visitors include Charles H Colton Elmer Lind and Carl St Richens of the high council and Mrs Nettie Richens of Vernal. Various residents travel for family visits school events and local business in Lapoint Vernal and nearby communities.
A long list of visitors and family events from Vernal area includes Maeser and Freston relatives, Arch Jenkins and Bo dily households hosting kin, and trips to Jensen, Wilson, and Geneva. Notable notes cover eye injury recovery, appendicitis operation, a funeral in Vernal, and Boy Scout talks.
A family announces the arrival of a baby boy born Wednesday in March. The column lists sacrement talks by Edward Watkins Jr and others, a serious throat abscess for a young girl, visits by several families, and local movements of residents and workers, including Albert Smith's return from Idaho.
Sunday at MIA in Maeser ward drew youth from Vernal for a banquet on the 28th. Tridell hosted annual stockholders ball with Lapoint Farm Creek and Vernal attendance. Sunday school set a ward record with 250 attendees. Tridell won ball games against Lapoint and other local teams.
Mrs Kathleen Calder arrived home Tuesday after spending two weeks in Salt Lake City visiting with her pareca.
Mrs Venice Rooks visits her parents the Merkleys in Vernal. A birthday dinner honors Elbert Meeks on March 10 with twelve guests. Postmaster Henry Chatwin retires after medical care in Vernal. Several locals face illness injuries and work changes including job loss from a hand infection. Scouts pass tests. jury duty called. ice in Green River advances with bridge work.
Sunday program featured Telks Ros Duke June Frekson and Stel la Wooodruff retelling a story by Wilma Hodgkinson. The Glines chorus performed two numbers. Wi Mantle left for Salt Lake City for throat treatment. Afr and Mrs Martin Curtis and Jamie traveled to Salt Lake City for daughter Bettys ear operation. Betty has had an ear infection and bone infection for six weeks. Ernest Johnson accompanied them. Tom Timothy injured his hand on the Jensen bridge. Winnards party left for Allonvh for a funeral. Winnards brother Ro Clark and Mrs Preston Fletcher visited in Salt Lake City with Mr Fletchers sister Mrs Lawrence Carter. Harold Calder business trip to Salt Lake City.
The last parent teachers meeting of the season elected Thomas Todd as president for the coming year. The program featured Uintah high school participants with LG Noble Miss Monte Wentz Miss Thomas Gwendolyn Roberts and Neldes Richens. Dancing and refreshments followed as members gathered from local communities.
A fragment notes water with meals aiding digestion and claims a dose cleanses poisons and washes both upper and lower bowls. Mentions Vernal Drug Company and a heater with gas acid and a spoonful of Adierha.
Orson Burton and Oscar Swett of Linwood Utah apply under Utah law to divert 200 acre feet of water from Second Fork of Eagle Creek East Fork Eagle Creek Aztec Spring Creek and Lake Creek in Daggett County. They seek diversion April to October with 35 cubic feet per second direct flow and to irrigate 320 acres from Forest Homesteads 65 and 66. Public comment ends April 6 1933.
Deceased Charles Wyman estate creditors must present claims and vouchers to the undersigned at the Bank of Vernal on or before Sunday, July 15, 1933. J Meagher, Administrator of the Estate of Charles Wyman, Deceased.
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