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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1938
Page
8
Local residents and visitors exchange updates on travel and family gatherings. Henry Schiefermeyer and wife depart for Salt Lake City. Sather travels from Denver. Anderson of Glenwood Springs and Perry Olsen visit Vernal. multiple relatives and business people move through Vernal, Ashley and surrounding towns with reports of medical emergencies, social events, and court matters.
Mr and Mrs Tommy Hatch of Lak spent the weekend in Ver inal and returned home Wednesday. The Ashley Central canal has been cleared of willows and weeds as part of a move to rid canal banks of obnoxious vegetation. The Burlington bus from Denver Tuesday morning was seven hours late due to deep snows on passes between Craig and Denver. Clarence Palmer of Naples has been appointed Ninth County deed supervisor. Mr Palmer will call a public meeting soon to live plans for an extensive program in this county.
Uintah fell 26 to 17 to American Fork in the opening state tournament game at Deseret Gym East Lake City. The Deseret News praised Uintah for bold play and hot shooting despite the loss, noting mentor Vernalltes and coach Pete Quoch called Uintah the best team in years. Uintah was set to face Bear River next, a team they had defeated earlier in the tournament.
On Tuesday April 5th the state Republican Women’s committee will meet at 7 00 p m at the Roof Garden off the Hotel Utah to hear Miss Marion Fo Mart, Republican National Year Man, according to word sent by Mrs. Joan Davies, committee woman, with a delegation from the city in attendance.
A local civic club proposes Manila Road development with union backing. The article notes union members joining the effort to secure community improvements and project support from municipal authorities.
WPA funds granted to Utah counties for school lunches are listed with Uintah and Uintah county allocations at $12530 and $13530 respectively. Other counties such as Cache, Carbon, Millard, Sevier, Emery, Beaver, Juab, and Washington receive varying sums. The document outlines district allocations across multiple counties with specific per-county amounts.
Gari G Davis led a Salt Lake City team to a 43 to 15 victory in the AAU basketball tournament first round in Denver. The Ecker basketts tei, Caylords, Uintah and Sprig schools competed as rivals in a high intensity match at the national event.
A compact guide outlines practical spring cleaning tasks targeted at men, detailing efficient methods to tackle chores, organize supplies, and keep home maintenance projects on schedule. It emphasizes time saving, safety tips, and simple routines for a cleaner living space.
Uintah School Board approves starting salaries for 3 and 4 year certificate teachers at 720 and 900 dollars with increases on a percentage basis. A tentative teacher list for next year is discussed and April action set for certification steps. Also notes health, unemployment, and community announcements with school entry examinations and local government meetings.
Classified notices list used cars including 1934 Ford Tudor and 1935 Ford Tudor with prices, farm equipment such as Delaval separator, multiple horses and cows for trade or milk, harnesses, wagon, pickup, and various farm stock. Also includes local contact numbers and notes on legal penalties and jail time for drivers.
Uncle Jim outlines ten reasons to plant certified seed claiming guaranteed security freedom from noxious seeds high germination and strict inspections. He argues certified seed offers new strains reliable growers disease resistance and adherence to pure seed laws while promising improved yields and lower net costs. Rainbow School Visit Highlights Vernal Industrial Plants Interest Myrle Johnson Leads Students Through Oily Facilities.
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