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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1934
Page
8
The report notes Watkin sending a tip at the end and Dubert Afonday taking over the rouwe ierg of a new process site. It mentions Sp 7 and daughter Ji visiting Mr and Mrs Olson Mrs Speak and their parents.
J Cilvea Davis and J G Bing ham returned the fore part of the peck from Salt Lake and Provo where they had spent a few days.
Roosevelt visitor P Dillman stops in Vernal and shows learned use of crutches like a veteran as he travels through the area.
Ton McCarrell relocates to the former Filion Gash Stores building and installs elaborate fixtures for dispensing at Cheers. The move signals a refreshed use of the site and a new focus for the Cheers venture.
A Park City mortician traveling through Vernal Tuesday evening with the body of Wong Blnz bound for Denver to be cremated. The transit move notes a funeral cargo route and plans for cremation in Denver.
Carl Cly¢a district game commissioner spent seven days in Vernal to look after fish and game department interests.
A large crowd plans to travel to Ouray this Saturday and Sunday to witness the closing days of the Ute Indian Beat dance, an event ongoing since Wednesday.
Ray Duke manager of the J C Terney store and Mrs Duke returned last week from Logan. Mr Yuks is rapidly regaining his health following an operation for wporndiltis at the Cache Valley hospital in Logan.
EO Young Sr, after spending days in Vernal attending to matters, returned to Salt Lake City. Mr Young attended the funeral of Kirs Violet Young.
Walter Woolley named assistant cashier at Uintad State Bank. The appointment affects the Salt Lake City office and ties to bank expansion plans. Woolley joins Mr Woolley and a younger child in the context of weekly banking operations and regional postings.
Mrs Cyrus Enderson of Dragon Visitor in Vernal on Tuesday 16 Alander proprietor of the Untah Chest Jet company was in Salt Lake City this week on business.
The meeting will be held at the Vernal stake tabernacle Sunday afternoon starting at 2 pm.
Witbeck ranch owner Ike Shaffer of the White River area above Rangely spent the past week in Vernal for a visit.
Mr and Mrs George I Harricon of Roosevelt visited Infernal with Mr and Mrs W E B Wallis on Friday.
Litwel and Dalton Woods spent the weekend visiting with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. Woods, of Bananza Mine.
President Wm TH Sidde, director J K Bullock, and cashier J A Cheney of the United States Bank traveled to Fort Duchesne on Monday for an official visit and discussions.
Mrs Joseph I Cook arrived in Vernal early this week after a lengthy stay in East Lake City to receive medical aid.
Mrs John McAndrews, long hospitalized in Berkeley, California with a hip injury, is reported by Mrs Sarah Rudge of Macser to be recovering well and getting along nicely.
The Vernal Cafe announces significant remodeling over recent weeks. A new dining room floor and kitchen flooring have been completed, along with updated flooring at the entrave.
Mrs Leslie Ashton accompanied by Mr and Mrs L Ashton of Roosevelt depart for a two week vacation to Los Angeles. They will travel via Las Vegas and visit Boulder Dam during the trip.
Ray Stringham gathered currant bush branches from White River where all leaves were full. Mr B Stringham observed greasewood plants already sprouting. He noted the foliage on the bushes was about a month ahead of the usual season.
Mrs Lucy Nielson of Man cho hter of ATis A Affins fy visiting In Vernal for a few diss.
Peny Olsen of Watson 4201 bu sness visitor to Salt Lahki City this week shows a small business travel activity with a potential trade or meeting focus in Utah.
Miss Ruth Lund of Salt Lake City visits with her sister Mrs Grant. West Mr West is principal of the Vernal seminary.
Mr and Mrs Ramsey Stewart Jensen and Mrs Pearl Johnst on of Vernal returned from East Lake City Wednesday evening. Stewart Jensen and Pearl Johnstone took their baby for medical treatment.
Miss Hazel Sowards, instructor at Grantehich School, serves as general chairman for the Junior Prom. The event is set for Friday March 23 at the Union Building on the University of Utah Campus.
Word from Mrs Mary B Stringham in St George says she is getting along nicely after an hip injury from a fall some time ago.
A group of USACO students at Logan spent a few days visiting Miss Cora Bennion Clinton, Peterson, and Ernest Henderson. They plan to return to Logan to register for spring quarter courses.
Miss Helen Henderson left Wednesday morning for Ogden after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs W Henderson. She will enter Dee Hospital in Ogden around the first of April to undertake the nurse training course.
Mrs Bessie Swain reports the birth announced by Mr and Mrs Harold Dillman of Carico Springs Texas. The baby arrived March 12. Mr Dillman is the son of Mrs Swain and Mrs Dillman was formerly Opal Beaird of Naples. This is the first great grandchild of S P Dillman and the first grandchild on both sides.
The Uintah high school mothers club hosted a large dance Monday night in Impetia Hall. Prizes were awarded for best costumes with Mrs Pontha Calder winning the ladies prize and Harold Kelley taking first for the gentlemen dressed as a hobo. Proceeds funded trench horn purchases and school band activities. The girls’ dancing class under Miss LaVieve Petty performed several taps, with music by Winn’s Ace orchestra.
State officials move to close CWA activities by April 1 transferring 7 000 workers to relief projects under Hopkins plan. Classifications cover distressed rural families stranded populations and urban unemployed with social relief officers and county committees determining need. Some projects may resume as work relief if not finished by March 20. plus local sale notices.
The Ashley Central Irrigation Co will begin cleaning and re pairing the canal on Monday April 1934 at 8 AM. Stockholders should attend at the head of the canal at the Dalier Erehsoneer or at the canal's lower end. Herbert Tyzack, Secretary.
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