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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1932
Page
8
Town tal le walk Nall in Las Aingeles to Vernallas. Wednesday attorney Dallas If Young improves but cannot yet leave home.
Mrs Carl Davis and Mrs Blity Wilcox left for Aalst Lake City on Tuesday with the basketball squad. Orson Vernon motored in from East Lake City Tuesday to visit his parents.
Palm Sunday service held Sunday evening at St Paula Episcopal Church drawing attendees for a parish gathering. The note mentions Palm Sunday events and community participation with a cheerful cadence.
Mr. and Mrs YT G Alexander left Tuesday morning for Salt Lake City to attend the parretball tournament.
Reports from ACOC indicate Glen Hoemstreet, a student at the local college, has shown substantial improvement following a recent operation.
Mr and Mrs Henry B Afillecam announce the wedding of Millecam’s younger sister and plan to attend as the state basketball meet is raised. The notice notes Lake City connections and family ties to Gatti.
Miss Filca Pederson returned from Logan where she attended the state club teachers convention. She serves as county home demonstration agent and participated in sessions and activities during the gathering.
George II Martinson leaves bed after fifteen weeks with a broken hip. He is able to be up and around on crutches, marking a notable recovery milestone for the patient.
Mrs W S Henderson and daughter Florence June Hacking and Tommy Hatch traveled to Price on Saturday. Mr Hacking and Str Watch drove to Provo and other nearby points, returning to Vernal Monday morning.
Mrs Pontha Cald'r and her son Edgar arrived Saturday from Salt Lake City where Mrs Cald'r attended a convention of hairdressers at the Newhouse hotel. She gathered considerable information on spring styles to share at home.
For and Mrs Carl Obert of Los Angeles visited for two days with Mr and Mrs Stacy Lewis the past week. Mrs Kert was formerly Miss Hazel Lewis. They left Saturday morning for their home and were accompanied by Aaron Lewis who will remain there for an indefinite time.
Mr and Mrs Harold Calder traveled to Salt Lake City on Saturday. They were joined by Mrs David H Calder Mrs L G Noble Zelph Calder and Anton Lannon. Mr Cannon and Mr Calder visited their wives in Salt Lake and Mrs Hobble later traveled to Eureka to visit her parents.
Mrs A A Hatch is greatly improved this week according to a hospital bulletin noting better health and progress in her recovery.
Ritrs Thuth Caldwell has been very ill the past two weeks with health issues affecting daily activities and requiring rest and care. No further details on diagnosis or treatment are provided in the readable text.
Mr and Mrs J Th Stewart from Ft Duchesne were visitors in Vernal on Saturday, putting on a brief appearance and greeting local residents.
Bishop and Mrs Clive Davis departed early Wednesday for Salt Lake City on business, traveling together from their residence.
Mr and Mrs Wallace Merrill of Dragon were visitors in Vernal on Sunday.
Ralph Briddeway left Tuesday morning for Galt Lake City to attend the basketball meet per local sports wrap.
Mr and Mrs Bruce Maxwell of Fort Duchesne were in Vernal on Monday for unspecified reasons likely a local event or visit.
Miss Oral Watkins, confined to her home for five weeks, is able to be about a little now and is recovering indoors with assistance.
Mr and Mrs Vertrand Swain of Lapoint were overnight guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Ets Woerkley on Friday.
Manager J St Douglas of the Uintah Chas Company sells Belt Lake City business on Wednesday.
Mrs Dean announced the first batch of chickens for the season. She noted nineteen young chicks started with the flock and described their progress.
A. G. Anderson of Lapoint visited Vernal on Tuesday and said the local readings were in fair shape.
Van Massey receives a letter from George II Braun of Manuel Quintero about a future bout with Roy Massay. The note outlines plans for a nationally known hurricane event in boxing terms.
The ten day hearing on the United States vs U 8 Oil Shale company case near White River Colorado concludes this week. Denver experts E J Keefe P F Cutter mining engineer F L Iferon district law officer and O J Perry Ritaizg engineer attended. The commissioner of the general land office in Washington will hand down a decision. The dispute concerns 10 oil shale claims in the White River area.
Mr and Mrs Charles Carter and son Don returned from Salt Lake City after two weeks away. Don underwent a successful plastic surgery operation at the LD hospital with bandages to come off soon. Mr Carter showed photos from Daniels canyon and Strawberry of a 20 foot deep cut through snow and six foot square snow chunks cleared from the highway. He noted the roads were fine.
Over forty Fortnightly Club members gathered at the community house Friday evening to debate Economic insanity or Moral Banity. Mr Guilds delivered a timely instructive talk, followed by refreshments hosted by Mrs Orn Hemstreet and Mrs Earl Haese.
Mrs James Stewart hosted the American Legion Auxiliary meeting on Wednesday afternoon March 9. A business session was held followed by social sewing activities and a luncheon for fourteen attendees. The group will next meet with Mrs Olen Miller.
Miss Kalma Young hosted a Sunday afternoon dinner for Uintah high school teachers. Yellow flowers and green shamrocks formed a bright centerpiece with Bt Patrick themed place cards. Attendees included Harmony Bouards, E. J. Young, Gwen Hansen, Coy Fife, Vera Calder, Katherine Davidson, Barta Henderson, Lafine Stunting, Glen Guymon, Doral Eaton, Bam Woolley, George Davis, Gore don Young, Ardaith Siddoway.
Mrs Gala Caldwell of Lapoint wife of Acel Caldwell and daughter of Mr and Mrs J P Rudy of Los Angeles California died Wednesday morning after a chill ended her life though she had retired in good health. Funeral plans await word from her parents. Survived by husband six children and her parents and fifteen brothers and sisters.
Funeral services were held at the Bennett ward house for John Rasmussen who died after a cancer illness. Speakers included Bishop Russell Todd and Bishop John Dalton, with songs by the choir and solos by local musicians. He survived by his widow, three children in Bennett and Salt Lake, and eleven grandchildren. burial followed in Roosevelt Cemetery.
Twentieth Century club hosts Patrick dinner party in three homes with Garda and Patrick decor. Prizes awarded to Vern McCarrell and Herbert Snyder. George H Christy and Yy Johnston win best waltz. Several local groups hold meetings and socials including Utopia Club Royal Neighbors Reading Circle Ulami project and Beaux Arts club with St Patrick motifs and charitable tones.
Don Batty was elected president with Myrtle Erickson as vice president and Earnest Johnson, Martin Fletcher, and John W. Weaver named directors at Glines on March 1. The group endorsed a move toward uniform livestock production, focusing on poultry and dogs, and planned a prairie dog drive led by Batty. County leaders urged strong farmer support for the Farm Bureau and wool pool discussions highlighted unpaid payments from the National Wool Marketing Corporation.
Washington reports indicate the Interstate Commerce Commission approved a rise in parcel post rates for first zone shipments. The action comes as officials prepare new pricing for mail service and related freight charges.
A Wertiter report notes an offer to exchange lumber piano radio phonograph or trumpet for a good milk cow. Details are sparse and the item list appears partial.
Nim Sweatfield died at home Tuesday after a four year illness and months of bed rest since November. The death was due to heart failure with the patient unable to work or stand upright. He was born February 5 1867 in Pawn Town Utah, married Mary Mils George in 1887 producing nine children, later wed Julia Ann Green in 1918. Survived by his wife and six children, plus a brother in Park City and two half siblings.
James Freéd and Nettie Park City Utah and Augustus Alvin and Lewis of Vernal are noted with twenty two grandchildren. The funeral will be held tomorrow in the First Ward chapel at 114 Mount.
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