Ruth Gennlon Departs for Salt Lake City Medical Treatment
Slown Lall reports that Ruth Gennlon left Tuesday morning for Salt Lake City to seek medical treatment.
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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1932
Page
8
Slown Lall reports that Ruth Gennlon left Tuesday morning for Salt Lake City to seek medical treatment.
Harold Calder traveled to Rangely on Monday to deliver a car as part of a business trip. He conducted the handoff at the Rangely location and reported no incidents during the transfer.
Mr and Mrs Ellis Mor rtt of The dell were business visitors in Vernal on Friday.
Mr and Mrs Linden Allred of Lapoint were in Vernal on business Friday, traveling together for a local matter.
Richard Jensen returns from Salt Lake City where he has been for pleasure and business for a few days.
Mr and Mrs TG Alexander returned from Salt Lake City Sunday after attending the basketball meet.
Mr and Mrs David Calder and Miss Verd Calder traveled to Salt Lake City on Friday and returned home on Sunday.
County Agent E Feterson and Mrs Clyde Hatch traveled to Gusher on Monday to promote government feed loan programs. They discussed loan details and eligibility with local farmers and urged timely applications.
Mrs Henderson and daughter Florentcé returned Saturday from Price where Mrs Henderson has been visiting her daughter Mrs Roland Lundquist.
Byron Hatch, once shot through the lung years ago, is seriously ill and suffering from complications related to that injury. Medical staff report a frail condition as the illness progresses.
Mr and Mrs Kelly Wells announce the birth of a baby girl on Tuesday. Mother and little one are doing well. Mrs Wells is employed by CK Jones.
J E Campbell of Los Angeles has returned to Vernal after visiting California for several weeks. He has resumed work with the L H Weodard company.
Marshall Lafe Richardson supervises a week of culvert replacements around the city using discarded wooden pipe material as part of the effort.
Henry T Coleman of Midway, an old valley resident, carried the mall across Diamond Mountain forty five years ago and visited with his sister Mrs Siney Lewis.
Mrs John N Davis returns to Vernal after visiting Heber and other locations. She is accompanied by Mr and Mrs Carl Davis who were returning from the state tournament.
Elward Gee and KR OG Clare of Prove spoke at the COC gathering at the Showalter home. Mr Gee just returned from the English mission and Mr Clark came back last week from the Swiss German mission.
Miss Lorna Murray a student at the BYU Provo spent the weekend visiting her parents and returned Monday to re register for the spring quarter.
Mr and Mrs John W. Pope and their daughter Nola departed Saturday for California seeking a warmer climate for Mrs Pope who has been ill all winter and advised by doctors to change surroundings.
Fills Wilcox an instructor at the high school returned Sunday from Salt Lake City accompanied by Miss Elgin Bingham who spent the week end visiting In Provo Mira Willcox and Ralph Siddoway joined the group during the weekend trip.
Marriage license issued March 15 to Ray Davis son of Mr and Mrs J W Davis and Ora Viola Searle daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Searle in Lapoint Utah.
Marold Merkley a BYU student from Provo arrived in Verbal to visit his parents Mr and Mrs Ellis Berkley for a few days. He returned to Provo Tuesday to register for the spring quarter.
Mrs Lethe Coleman of Midway was the guest of honor at the B PW public relations banquet Saturday evening. She served as principal speaker at the sacrament meeting in Vernal Second ward on Sunday.
Postmaster William H Fitzwater of Duchesne was in Vernal Friday of last week for official business and local engagements.
Donald Barr of Grand Junction Colorado spent the weekend as a visitor in Vernal, Wisconsin.
CB Hampton of Salt Lake City was scheduled to depart for Vernal on Wednesday for business matters. He plans meetings with regional firms and to review project opportunities in the Uintah Basin.
CO Pickle of Salt Lake City a representative of the state Board of health was in Vernal Monday.
Forest Supervisor J O Stewart departed Sunday morning for Ogden to attend a special convention.
Mr and Mrs J F Rudy of Los Angeles visited the home of M M Batty on Monday in a brief social note from the local column.
A baby daughter arrived at the home of Mr and Mrs Victor Karren on March 17 prompting family joy and congratulatory notices.
iL G Noble came back Sunday from Salt Lake City after accompanying the basketball team on the journey.
Miss Margret Neat was operated on Monday for appendicitis and is recovering rapidly from the procedure and is in good condition.
The bishop atn Mra J Clive Davis retired Wednesday in Salt Lake City after a ten day business stay. He had been in the city for meetings and engagements related to church duties and organizational affairs.
A baby girl arrived at the home of Mr and Mrs Roy Massey on Monday 21. Mother and baby are doing nicely and well.
Kira Melya Roberts of Glines ward departed Friday for Watson where she will stay for several weeks during the spring season.
Cashier J A Then of the Uin tah State Bank took a business trip to East Lake City on Sunday and returned home on Wednesday.
Mrs Jarrison and Taft Tudge of Provo were weekend guests in Paris Idaho with Mr and Mrs Harris and other local residents noted in society notices.
Mr and Mrs Ezra Eaton welcomed a new girl who arrived at their home on Tuesday the 22nd. The notice records a family addition with no further details.
Delot Kempton son of Warren Kempton was operated on Sunday for appendicitis at the Ashley Valley Hospital.
Dr Hs E Mich left Sunday morning with John W Pope for Los Angeles California. Dr Rich ex-S pecta is to visit there about ten days.
Tad Storey and Ad Thurman of Trice were in town this week as Conoco representatives in the area. They met local contacts and discussed regional prospects.
Mrs Florence Marshall attends the 3 Y Ualt Provo cane event on Friday to visit family and will return to Provo to continue her studies.
EG Larson B Rector H Davies and J Stewart employees of the California Oil company of Rangely Colorado were business visitors in Vernal Monday.
Word reached Wednesday that A A Hawa of sfanti is critically ill. Jessa Newl Ouen and Morris Haws with Mr Lewis Hodgkinson wrote Friday morning to Manti to be at his side.
Ivan Batty was thrown from a horse while returning from his father’s bedside after a dog frightened the animal. He struck his head and shoulders and was unconscious for several hours.
Wright Noel, a freshman wrestler at Logan, returned home Saturday after distinguished performance. He is the first freshman elected captain of the team and will not attend school in the spring quarter.
J H Keller departed Vernal for Salt Lake City after a several week visit with Mrs Keller and son Paul. Hannah Parker and her sister accompanied the Kellers to Salt Lake City.
O J Haren and W Crouly, Salt Lake City agents for the RHK talking machine, demonstrated their device at the Voguée on Sunday and Monday evenings during a recent business visit to Vernal.
The Vernal community hosts a series of Women’s Club events and society anniversaries. Mrs Anna Johnston and Mrs Lucy Rackham lead a breakfast with 18 attendees featuring fashion toasts by Miss Stella Stevens and Miss Lethe Coleman. A farming message urges home gardens of seven vegetables with milk and meat to sustain families during tough times.
Mrs Fuller Witbeck hosted the West Camp of the Daughters of the Utah Pioneers Friday afternoon at her home assisted by Mrs Otis Weeks and Mrs Harmony Sowards. The lesson on early freighting and the stage coach was presented engagingly by Mrs Wif Howard, Mrs Haller Witbeck, and Mrs George E Johnston. Three Uintah County pioneers added music from their experiences. Luncheon served to fifteen. The organization meets April 1 with Mrs Kenneth Speirs.
Mr and Mrs Leonard Perry entertained at an eight o'clock dinner party Saturday evening at their home for members of the post of a free force and their partners. Mrs Perry was assisted by her daughters Nilah and Phyllis Rae Hiatt. Musical members were enjoyed during the evening given by Mr and Mrs Vern Shimmin and Mrs Frank Slaugh. Those present included Mr and Mrs E J Young Jr, Mr and Mrs Jesse Haws, Mr and Mrs Frank Slaugh, Mr and Mrs Vern Shimmin, Richard Jensen, and Mr and Mrs Pere Ty.
Special Easter program for the Second Ward will be held Sunday morning in Vernal. Featured acts include vocal solo by Gladys Teeples reading by Kenneth Samuels solo by Mrs May Jorgensen violin duets by Tone Johnson and Theda Showalter and by Mr and Mrs O Norman Olsen, a story, Leatha Hall solo, an Easter talk by J B Crapo. The public is invited.
The Easter program in Vernal First Ward Chapel includes MIA chorus selection reading Doro thy Merkley vocal solo Leona Glenn solo Lorna Siddoway a fast er talk Wallace Calder and violin Weldon Bastian. Public invited. A St Patrick motif featured at a Dechite party hosted by Vernal Second Ward girls for mothers with games and refreshments.
Batty of Giles suffered a serious accident Friday when the horse he rode slipped. The animal fell on him, trampling his chest and neck while he struggled to rise. He remained in critical condition for several days but was improving at the present time.
Mr and Mrs Bradshaw and Iehi visit Vernal this week along with Rob as part of a touring group calling on community officials and nearby residents.
Holy Week events run each night at the community house starting at seven forty five. Speakers include Mr Travoed Tuesday and Mr Chamberlain Wednesday. Rev George Guild to officiate Holy Communion Thursday. Good Friday Service planned with Easter preparations in Sunday School and church. Harold and Chamberlain travel missionaries. Public invited to all services.
Funeral services were held Saturday in Lapoint for Mrs Gala Rudy Caldwell who died Wednesday at her home from acute pneumonia and heart trouble. Born August 22 1897 in Vernal Utah she was the wife of Acil Caldwell and leaves children Elmer Halph Erma Ina Kaleen and Lorna plus her parents and many siblings. The service featured Bishop J C Hacking and choir with several speakers and hymns. Interment was in the city cemetery with grave dedication by Charles P Bingham Ballard ward.
The University of Houston operetta will be staged Friday and Saturday with efforts aimed at pleasing the audience. Directors include Glen Guyman from the dramatic art department who supervised the production. The college May day garden design was developed under Miss Coy Fife of the domestic art department.
Scout Executive A A Alderson of the Timpangos Council presided over two leadership meetings in Vernal Seminary. Nearly every troop in the stake attended as topics included the annual summer scout outing to Diamond Mountain and a potential Roosevelt section venue. final site to be chosen with Sheriff J Emery Johnson, who will guide the mountain camping trip in April.
Wison Duke who has attended the USAC at Logan for six months arrived in Vernal on Wednesday, marking a transition in his local schedule and activities.
Forest Ranger Bert Hardy of Manila reported two to three feet of fresh snow in the area over the past week with considerable wind and heavy drifting affecting trails and access.
Mr and Mrs Ira Gardiner of Jensen were involved in an incident described as torn and confusing on Monday, leaving few further details. Authorities investigated the event and reported no serious injuries at this time.
Cc f Cluff of Price superintendent of government mail was in town Monday on business.
Principal speaker tt Anderson addressed Naples Sunday evening on scouting and its importance in developing character and service.
Audit by W H Henderson and Driver E Smith for Uintah School District, filed with state auditor Ivor Ajax, reports average annual cost per pupil fell to 7 618 in the last school year from 9 141 prior. Total district income reached 168 24 239 with 163 28009 from taxes, most from the local levy and remaining from state and federal sources.
Ralph G Alexander came back from Salt Lake Sunday with Mr and Mrs H B Millicam, their son Henry and Reuben McConkle. He received medical treatment for his injured foot while in Salt Lake and planned to attend the basketball tournament.
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