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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1933
Page
8
Miss Venice Pearce underwent appendicitis surgery on Tuesday. Nos CB J Young spent last Monday in Duchesne, and Mrs Davad Barr attended an event during the past week.
Mrs Albert Crumbo and Mrs Fxina Litsver of Fort Duchesne are visiting in Vernal Saturday. They will spend the day with acquaintances and explore local sights.
Victor Bingham arrived Friday from Provo where he has been a student of that Y U.
Mrs Rebeau Calder of Salt Lake City spent last Wednesday in Vernal according to local notes. Her trip involved informal meetings and was reported in community listings.
Miss Exact Woods of Bonanz mine has spent the past week visiting In Vernw, according to a brief society note in this edition.
Lee Whitlock of Salt Lake Octly manager of the Union Dental Clinic was in town last Tuesday attending to business matters.
Roosevelt attorney Ray S Dillman spent Thursday in Vernal handling legal matters with local ministers.
Ray Ashton traveled to Hebey on Wednesday where Mrs Ashton accompanied him to Roverdt. They returned to Vernal the same night.
Mrs Leslie Thacker of Mxeser underwent an operation last Saturday at Ashles Valley Hospital.
Miss Fil Mrs Murray Miss Gibson and Mrs Robins, teachers at Whiterock school, were in Verral on Saturday.
Mr and Mrs Wilberk departed Salt Lake City on Saturday morning with Mrs Wilberk en route to receive care from a medical specialist.
Mr and Mrs William Carls trom announce the birth of their daughter born Monday March 9.
Tian Odgar Fldredge 82 a native Viahn and veteran of the Black Hawk War died at his home in Myton Sunday after a brief illness. He was known for his service and local civic involvement.
Several BYU students drove from Provo to Las Friday for a brief stay. The group included Fluood A Gre, Richie Flt, and Von Slowalter. They returned Wednesday, with Slowalter staying behind.
Eddie Lablum of Roose It underwent an operation on March 20 at Ashley Valley Hospital. Sim Murray of Vornil also had surgery on the same day.
Knox F Patterton, associate counsel for the state in the George Fowery case, opened the prosecution. After his opening argument he left for his home in Price.
Harold and Edgar Calder and Ernest Green returned Tuesday from Los Angeles carrying a truck load of freight for the California company.
The Attorney General Joseph Chez issued an opinion stating that burial societies and mutual aid groups fall under state supervision. The opinion was requested by J G Metluarrie, commissioner of insurance, for Deseret Nets.
Henry Merkley of Jensen faced a disruptive confrontation with a caller in Veitial on Tuesday. Authorities reported the incident following a disturbance at a local venue, with Merkley cited for public disorder.
Mr and Mrs Hamsey Stewart of Jensen announce the birth of a baby girl on March 16.
Mr and Mrs Jim McCarty announce the birth of a baby girl on February 26. The couple joyfully welcomes the new arrival and names remain with the family.
Mr and Mrs Barlow Ilder announce the birth of a baby boy on March 1. The newborn joins the family as their new son and full member of the household.
Mr and Mrs Lyle Ainge of Jensen announce the arrival of a baby girl born on March 16. The event marks a joyful addition to the family with relatives invited to share in the celebration.
Mrs Willard Egen of Salt Lake City has been in Vernal for several weeks visiting at the home of her daughter Mrs Haller Witbeck.
Neldon Calder, a student at the B and U, arrived home on Friday to spend a few days with his parents.
Reuben A McConkle came back Monday after traveling to Salt Lake City to handle matters related to his audit. He met with officials and reviewed financial documents during the visit.
Mrs H B Pleansant and Mrs FY FR Carpenter of Hayden Colorado are recorded as guests at the Commercial hotel on Saturday of the last work week.
JIL Carroll of the United States Department of Justice visited Vernal on Monday and Tuesday to review records at the Uintah County Courthouse.
District will close on Ful ds April 14 for a school term end. Teachers across schools donate their services for the last three weeks of classes to assist students and finish coursework.
A heavy snow storm hit on the 21st with a morning low of 15 degrees above zero. The weather improved by Wednesday as conditions cleared.
Jensen postmaster Hf J Chatwin arrived in town Monday showing much improvement. Kir Chatwin sought medical attention and expects to return to duties at the post office soon.
Mir and Mrs Vernal L Pearce with daughter Beverly visited relatives in Vernal last week. Mr Pearce returned to California while the Pearce family planned to visit Mr and Mrs Fertol Pearce at Fatkn Bow.
Fragmentary report mentions individuals Barvelwood Rangel Cole Vernal and Price with checks on road inspection and travel on a Thursday and Saturday. No clear event, date, or location details available for a definitive summary.
Mr and Mrs R I Guerks left for California last week to establish their new home. Mr Serks was formerly employed in California oil fields at Bargles. Mrs Serks was formerly Mrs Alta Bin nlun.
Mr. and Mrs Isan Batty welcomed twin sons born March 14. Each child weighed six pounds. The Battys moved to Riverton last fall and reside at that address.
The Duchesne court will convene on Monday for about ten days with a shortened regular session due to the bank holiday postponement. The previous session was delayed because of the holiday.
Uintah chapter chairman Glenn Miller announces a 50 allotment from Utah Red Cross headquarters to aid Los Angeles earthquake sufferers. Miller urges rapid local response and recalls receiving 12 from willing donors for Southern California neighbors, urging Vernal and Uintah County to donate promptly.
The second annual Elders quorums party of Uintah stake will be held in Imperial hall Friday night March 31. It is an April Fools themed gathering with a program and dancing. Every Elder with wife or partner is urged to attend.
Dean Carroll aged 15 from Altonah died at 3am on March 16 after lifelong heart disease. He spent years in hospitals and chose to die at home after a final request. Born September 4, 1917, he was a teacher in the Aaronic priesthood and survived by his parents and siblings in Vernal and nearby towns. Funeral services were held at the Altenah ward chapel with interment in Altomah cemetery.
County Agent reports a surge in baby chick orders as meetings led by Charles P Rudd of the Utah Poultry Producers Cooperative Association promote turkey and poultry farming. Farmers expect quick cash returns as market demand rises and trucks collect poultry directly from sellers.
Miss Melon Houterean arrived from Price Saturday with Mr and Mrs Fal and Lyaniquist and two children. Mrs Limaquist aided the children while Milt stayed here. Mr Lunaquist returned to Price on Sunday.
A busy week in Vernal featured a Twentieth Century club tea at Mrs Adair Trrzack’s home with Bis A A Brigman, prize bridge, and guests including Mrs Harold Header and Mrs Curry. The Vernal Second ward Relief Society staged The Masters Flower Garden pageant and a one act play Women Folks, with dancing and refreshments to follow.
Counts Treasurer Mertin W Curtis and his wife were detained in Salt Lake City as their 9 year old daughter Betts underwent a mas toid operation. Betts is reported to be getting along fine and the family hopes she can return home soon. J CE Jones and L Kree man of the Western Newspaper Union visited Wednesday. Jores, president of the Sat Lanse Yacht Club, plans a summer trip down Green River with a cruiser.
Rep W Stan Ashton returns from the state house briefing on farm focused bills and the new code review. The report highlights legislative activity, judging committee work, and the emphasis on agricultural interests. the discussion notes several reforms and the strong effort to check the new codings. Also mentioned are the Smith family moving from Idaho to Vernal and Joseph Smith joining relatives after Mrs Judy Paulsen’s passing, with ties to local education history.
Fragmentary text shows a merchant asking about values and a decision related to meat products. The scene hints at a butcher named Ghuke and a buyer promising hot dogs with hinted supremacy.
Government plans for grazing fees on national forests are outlined by Supervisor J O Stewart. Details discuss how fees could be split and set, with references to market prices and congressional questions. The note notes uncertainties and possible adjustments based on forest conditions and livestock numbers.
The department extends to all readers free listings for the weeks of March 30 and April. Send items to be sold or exchanged so they are inserted at no cost. Write copy clearly and submit by Monday each week. Vic helps connect readers across the county.
On March 2 Ray Barney of Leota filed a complaint charging Leo Phearson of Gisher with stealing a horse from ranges near Leota. Phearson was arrested and brought to Vernal with attorney Ray E Dillman of Roosevelt. He appeared before Justice of the Peace Charles DeMitsy. bond set at $1,000 for hearing on April 10.
Mr and Mrs Jornet Siddoway rejoice over the arrival of a baby girl, welcomed into the family with happiness and pride.
A restaurant patron asked for a lot and demanded ham and eggs with pork chops. The chefs were too busy for tricks, and the fresh waitress retorted that they could not oblige.
The McNaughtor family express sincere thanks to the people of Vernal for their kindness and support during the illness and passing of their beloved son in Ashley Upper canal area.
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