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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1933
Page
8
Ruth Johnson of the valley school attended home over the weekend while Miss Phebe Aller underwent an operation for a prncticing at Ashley Valley hospital Saturday.
Mr and Mrs Bruce Maxwell of Fort Duchesne were recorded as being in turn on Friday, reflecting a social noting in the community.
Ramsey Stewart, a noted business leader from Jensen, was active in Vernal on Wednesday, with Aloo A DeMar Dudley among local associates.
Mr and Mrs Ske Thompson of Lapoint were in Vernal on Saturday for a local event as listed in the community notices.
Marcell Young of Gushet was visiting his sister Mrs Suellen Johnsen during the week at their home.
Mr and Mrs EF E Heaon of Watson were in Vernal on Tuesday. Bir Wenatom operates a store at Watson.
Mrs Sadie McConkie travels to Salt Lake City for a Monday barbering professionals gathering. The event aims to discuss trade matters and share industry updates among attendees.
Mrs Frank Wath who had been critically ill for weeks is now able to be up and around the home. Mrs Hatch had been ill with fever and pneumonia.
Robert Malimen of Whiterocks is identified with Verne sisttea or Frida while Mr and Mrs Fo Lfartisen and consho were weekend visitors at Price.
William Thompson of Willow Creek brought Mrs Thompson to Vernal where she will remain for some time under the care of four physicians.
Ten McMillan nephew of Chas E Tucker, visiting here for several weeks, will meet Saturday evening for his home in Creely, Cole, due to the serious illness of his mother.
Word from Muss Lewisa Kingdom states shocks were felt in Glendale Calls at the time of the quake but no damage occurred.
Miss Geen Tlansen departed Tuesday to attend the funeral of her aunt Mrs Ijianna Hannah Low and is expected to return Saturday.
A report notes Anthea Canno, principal of the TOO and Seminary, accompanied his wife to Grantsville to be with her patents for a time during a period described as recall of fullness as of Sunday.
Mr and Mrs Lynne Ashton with daughter Eth elyone Harmon Sowards and Mr and Mrs Anthea Cannen traveled to Salt Lake City from Friday to Sunday for a short weekend visit.
Charles P Toy, who suffered a badly mangled leg in a fall while working on the Vernal Layoint road, is recovering on crutches. He has spent time in hospital recently and is expected to resume activity soon.
Fifty two ladies attended the Relief Society meeting in the Vernal Second Ward. Mrs Pritchard of the state board of health led the session and gave guidance on health matters.
Mrs Marie Follingshead has visited Provo for several days at the bedside of Prof Wilford Poulson of Brigham Young University who has been critically ill with arthritis since January. Mrs Follingshead returned with her husband Sunday and reports her father on the 10th to recovery.
Mr W B Chase spent the week in East Lake City. Mr and Mrs Thomas Smith of Neola were in Vernal on Wednesday.
A brief note reports Miss Feath Calder and Hamilton Calder arriving from Provo last night. The pair are described as a neat, orderly duo returning home together.
Mrs Myrtle King was taken on Wednesday and placed under the care of a physician. The report notes she is receiving medical attention and is under supervision for treatment.
Slig Merkley instructor from Willow Creek school arrived in Vernal for a brief class visit to observe lessons and meet staff.
Dr and Mrgy Esai Lewis traveled to Myton on Wednesday accompanied by members from the Rich Clinic. The group's purpose and details remain unspecified in the fragment.
Manager Burton of Sterling Transportation was in Vernal on Wednesday and Thursday to conduct business and meet with local contacts. He discussed routes, schedules, and potential partnerships during the two day visit.
Mrs E J Young and Mr and Mrs Orlie Fowler made a trip into Sil Lake City Sunday retiring Tuesday.
Miss Francis Mott came home Wednesday after visiting her sister Mrs Sylvan Ross in Tridell. The trip was brief and she plans to resume daily routines at her residence.
James Campbell and wife of Jensen were present at the 71st town meeting Tuesday to attend to business matters.
Mrs WUl Preece of Myton was in town this week with her little daughter to receive medical aid.
A note from Vernal celebrates the return of Mrs L H Afian, welcomed by numerous friends and neighbors who greet her warmly upon arrival.
Salt Lake City lawyer Knox Patterson assisted the prosecution in the George Powers second degree murder case presented Wednesday. Patterson joined as counsel for the state, aiding in the trial proceedings.
Mrs W C Marshall of Lapoint was taken to Vernal last week due to an attack of the flu. She was accompanied by her husband during the transfer.
David Hill visits Salt Lake Clinic on a Wednesday for medical attention after a stomach ailment. Local reports note Hill appears quite lit during the outing as he seeks care.
Leonard Ftham Brown of Duchesne son of Mr Leonard Brown and Miss Clara Inery Snow of Boneta daughter of Mr and Mrs E Cruin D Snow received a marriage license at the county clerk s office on March.
Postmaster Hlemry J Chatwin, who has been in Vernal for three weeks due to illness, returned to his Jensen home on Sunday and was greatly improved. Mrs Owen Wall assisted him in leaving Vernal.
Entrants from Vernal daily visit Jensen to view crews building the new bridge and enjoy spring weather. A notable number went Tuesday to watch the ice flow depart.
Muerett Alexander who suffered a tricking accident in Duchesne County four weeks ago has sat up for the first time. Bundsay F and many friends express joy over his rapid improvement following the serious incident.
In Vernal a report notes Ross Bilings and his wife traveling to Jensen where Mr Bilings works as a carpenter on the new Jensen bridge. He has spent years with the James J. Bitzke company and is the son of Dright Billings.
Mrs oO Lundberg and her son David visited the Lundberg turnkey farm at Port Duchesne on Wednesday to attend business at the courthouse. The Lindberges were among the many residents involved in the Utah Basin production scene.
Mrs Ethel Rich reports to her sister Mrs Joseph I Cook about the recent quake. She and her daughter Prenpa spent a wet night outdoors and learned that Vernal people were safe.
Benj FP Keds of the Kelly Mercantile Company and Ralph O Wagroner were callers in Vernal. Mr Kelly reports the new Jensen bridge and notes it is progressing rapidly. He cautions he is not authority on the original Jensen bridge cost but learned it was less than 339000 at construction.
Superintendent H Olsen toured Provo over the weekend and was accompanied by his son Loyal, highlighting a family visit and local engagement.
Gat and George Davis and Reed Morrill drove to Provo Saturday to witness the BYU Wyoming game played there that night.
Representative and Mrs W Stan Ashton returned from Salt Lake City where Mr Ashton had attended the legislature on official business.
At a Uintah Basin Medical Association meeting held Sunday at Girl Dr Wallace Calder delivered a talk on the nutritional aspects of dental problems, presenting observations and insights for better oral health.
On Wednesday Assessor Lester Bingham received a call from the state tax commission in Salt Lake City requesting that the county board of commissioners meet on Friday with a state tax commission member at Duchesne. Duchesne county officials will also attend.
Trade reviews report gradual recovery from the worse phases of the downturn. Manufacturers wholesalers and retailers have cleared old stocks cut inventories and built cash reserves. The Lumber Conservation Board foresees improvement in the eight billion dollar lumber industry amid taxation fears and subsidy debates influence shipowners and mercantile fleets.
Vernal Second Ward Relief Society plans annual day with a flower garden pageant one act play women folks and a dance in the ward chapel free of charge. Daughters of Utah Pioneers held a meeting with history talks and musical numbers. Old Folks party for residents over sixty featured a program, dinner, and dances. Engagement announced for Lela Goodrich to Wallace Johnson. Various club meetings and social events noted in the Vernal area.
The notice offers free classified insertions for all items during the weeks of March 20 and April 13. Send copy clearly and submit by Monday each week to reach readers countywide.
Senator H B Calder describes the state senate session as a grind due to extended revision of the code laws and a tight timetable for enacting remaining measures. He notes economic strain and the push for a balanced budget, with some laws rightly passed and others omitted, and he voted against the Musser road tax bill affecting interior regions.
Finder free returns to G F Britt at this office RI16-23 for two horn rimmed glasses lost in a feather case.
Bids will be received through March 31, 1933 for watermaster duties on the Ashley Upper Canal for the 1933 irrigation season. State compensation is per month. The company reserves the right to reject any and all bids.
The postponed annual meeting of the Uintah Woolgrowers Association will be held Saturday March 13 at 3 pm in the directors room of Uintah State Bank. Election of officers for the ensuing year and any other business for eastern Utah woolgrowers will be discussed. John Silacking, President.
The Smith family expresses heartfelt thanks to all who offered sympathy, visits, flowers, and support during their bereavement for wife and mother Eunice F. Smith. Special gratitude to Drs Rich and Pawling for considerate, efficient care. Frank H. Smith and family.
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