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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1933
Page
8
Dr Geager Chief is in Salt Lake City this week and Dr L Ehlmmin returned Tuesday from Salt Lake City driving a new car.
Mrs. C G Jones of Myton is at the Ashley Valley chapel hospital recovering from the effects of a major operation.
County game warden Ed L Oaks reports that Fishing Weensts could be trocured for een in the Green River, signaling a potential upcoming enforcement action. The imperfect OCR text references local wildlife oversight and possible seasonal rules.
Miss Elva Criffis, teacher at the central school, who underwent an operation last week, is improving at Campbell Hospital.
Mr and Mrs J W Keller of Filmore are visiting their mother in law, Mrs Hannah Parker.
Last Thursday Tru man Miller underwent appendicitis surgery at Ashley Valley hospital with Weiss assisting. Recovery efforts focus on spleen concerns. condition described as likely improving.
W B Webb, once treated in Vernal for a heart ailment, returned home Wednesday greatly improved in health after receiving care at a local hospital.
Homes Haynes and W. H. Donaldson of Gusher travel Wednesday to visit Mrs Haynes who is recovering at Ashley Valley hospital.
Namsey Stewart arrives Tuesday and Jensen assists during a visit. The purchase of a baby cottage for his newborn daughter is noted, marked with Patrick’s Day reference and a financial figure in pounds.
Henry Davis sustained an injury to his right eye when a piece of steel from a pipe struck him during the incident. Pelong Iny was the other worker involved as the pipe was being handled.
Mrs Mable Haynes, postmistress at Gosher, was brought to Vernal for medical treatment and is now recuperating at Ashley Valley hospital. She is suffering from a heart ailment.
Harry Fi ks Brown of Los Angeles visits Vernal to review gold mining prospects on the west side of the Green River near Circen River Gorge. His company expects to start operations in the near future.
Fire Chief Milbam sustained a sprained ankle while helping John Milburn escape danger as the floor collapsed in the First Ward on Sunday morning. Milburn also appears to have suffered a fall with severe injuries.
County Treasurer and Mrs Martin W Curtis and daughter Betty returned Saturday from Salt Lake City where Betty had undergone a serious major operation lasting over an hour. She is greatly improved after the lengthy surgery.
Martin Evans arrived from Brush Creek to attend cousin Oriel Nash's funeral. He underwent an appendicitis operation at Ashby Valley hospital and died from a ruptured appendix during treatment.
C P Maughan of Maeser, Uintah District school board member, was thrown from a horse Tuesday into a pile of rock, breaking his right arm above the wrist and sustaining facial scratches and multiple bruises.
A notice invites entries for Mt I A Dance on April 28 with a chance to win prize 2130. Organizers outline entry details and eligibility, urging local participants to submit antes and attend the event.
Mr and Mrs J F Steward of Rangley were in town today. Mrs Jick Taylor and daughter Norma Rhie of HU Creek are in town visiting.
Salt Lake City residents visited Marion Gilletts during the weekend, staying with her and attending events at the residence.
Metle M Moss, librarian, announces that all late fees on library books will be cancelled for items returned between April 1 and April 14. The policy aims to encourage overdue materials to be brought back.
Mr and Mrs Lewis of Whiterocks were in Vernal for the weekend. The couple are teaching at Whiterocks.
WS Richardson made a trip to the Willow Creek section in the southern part of the county last week.
John Gravner of Price and W D Carson of Denver representatives of Stinger Fewing Machine Co were in town during the week on business aboard a bus tour.
W H L Donaldson a Spanish American War veteran from Gusher and Utah Cavalry was in town on Tuesday and Wednesday for business and to attend the William G Caldwell reunion.
Mr and Mrs Cyrus Engberson of Diagen with son Earl visited Caldwell relatives for a reunion and to see Don who is serving in the U S.
Louis Murray received medical attention in Vernol on Wednesday after a belt crushed his hand while supplying material for the Jensen Bridge project at the rock crusher.
Cherles S Carter travels to Center with Mayor and Mrs Cooper on Thursday to meet Charles Jr and conduct business matters. The senor Carter and family are noted accompanying local officials for official duties and engagements.
GL and Witbeck were summoned to Salt Lake City on Sunday due to the serious condition of Mrs Witbeck who had been taken to Salt Lake the prior week because of her health.
A Wilkins family member in Vernat has been receiving medical care for two weeks and plans to return to their Jenn home on Wednesday. Mrs Wilkins accompanied by Mr Wilkins may be able to be around again.
J C Anderson of Utah Power and Light reports from Salt Lake City and Provo that snow melt in Strawberry and nearby areas is making roads sloppy due to wet and slushy conditions after a business trip.
County Agent E Peterson reports word from Director Wm Peterson of the USA that he will be in Uintah County Friday to confer with the county board of commissioners on retaining the county agent office for Uintah.
During the week marriage licenses were issued to Sidney Edward Ingram and Ruth Aine of Roosevelt. Clesson J Pillerup of Cedar Cliffs and Hilda Nyberg daughter of John Nyberg La Point. Byron Olof Jacobson and lady Slaugh daughter of George Slaugh, both of Veta.
Elli Meikle driving into Vernal from Willow Creek drifted onto the roadside edge to let a truck pass. The truck and vehicle sideswiped causing door glass to break. The truck did not stop and the other driver, Mr Merkley, was uninjured.
The Imperial hall hosted a Tuesday gathering in Vernal to honor the eighth wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs William Caldwell of Lapoint and the Caldwell family reunion. A long program included music, readings, skits, and dancing, with a hot luncheon and a public dance in the evening.
Harold Wulluinger, principal of Bennett School, was involved in an incident over the weekend. Details are sparse but local authorities investigated the matter.
Mrs W H Howard hosted a deeply enjoyed Utopia Club meeting with a late luncheon at 7 30. Readings by Mrs W I Sander and a short story by Mira Howard followed the meal. Next gathering set for April 19 at Mr R T Free stone's home. Legion Auxiliary Met at Mrs A V Leak’s home March 22 with needlework and lunch. Adair Ty2ack to entertain next. Gleaners and M Men of Uintah held a party at Maeser chapel with dancing and stunts. Six Bee Hive girls served ice cream and cake. Ward representation included Tridell Lapoint Vernal First and Second Glines Maeser Naptes Stake officers present. many leaders listed. About 175 attendees.
Mrs Asher Merkles hosted the Current Topics Klub at her home Thursday afternoon. Carter spoke on a phase of the Constitution of the United States in an entertaining manner. A luncheon was served after a session with tables arranged for the guests.
Amorphous OCR fragment mentions a bishop, a suspect, and a location Fort with a car count 1, plus references to a ward and ward's suspension. Names and places are unclear. event details incomplete and unreadable.
A brief, unclear dialogue fragment describes a pedestrian near-miss with a truck and a bystander asking for the driver's number. The victim responds uncertainly about recognition or contact, with fragmented phrases and no clear resolution.
Local exchange column invites readers to list items for sale or trade with no cost during weeks of March 30 and April 18. Buyers and sellers urged to mail copy by Monday and help connect readers county wide. Several ads show livestock, land, equipment, and produce for sale or trade including cattle, horses, potatoes, onions, and a modern home swap. Names include JEF McNAUGHTAN, MRS FRANK STELNAKER, GEORGE KR GOODRICH, ALFRED SibLi PER, WILLIAM SMITH, and ASHER MERKLEY.
Henry and Henretta discuss a dance scene with playful banter about jazz and the Black Bottom, reflecting lighthearted social chatter. The dialogue centers on dance, music, and perception in a informal, intimate exchange.
Vernal city council held a special session to discuss securing a loan from the RFC. Mayor RC Cooper traveled to Denver with billing attorney aides to iron out objections and secure terms satisfactory to the RFC.
Orvel Nash died March 18 at Ashley Valley Hospital after an operation for ruptured appendix. He was 23, born April 28, 1915 in Vernal. Funeral services were held at Congregational Church with Rev. George E. Guinla officiating. Interment in Vernal Cemetery.
A fragmented OCR reads like a roster of leaders and committees for multiple wards. Names such as Christ enson scholarship figures and ward chairmen appear with several scoutmasters listed, but complete organization for Ashley and Davis wards is not yet established.
A goodly number from Vernal went to Duchesne on Saturday to see the boating bout staged there that evening. J D Massey, a principal participant, noted several good preliminaries. In a 3 round bout Massey, at 132 pounds, boxed Stewart, 154 of Duchesne, with the decision going to Stewart. A draw was declared in the 4 round bout between Thomas of Duchesne and Lametroux of Lapoint, both 165 pounds.
OCR reads a chaotic dispute mentioning ten and costs, a truck and a driver. Fragments name a person or party as OBrien with unclear context and tainted handwriting. The readable parts point to a civil matter or court action with a contested name.
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