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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1933
Page
4
An item notes Swilliam GB Watiss as editor with the Ames publication, London publisher details, and that the paper entered second class mail in Vernal Utah on March 13, 1909 under the act of 1878.
An unsigned Utah State Press Association note praises a political figure as independent in politics and optimistic in disposition. The brief credit highlights the subject as a national editorial member and stresses confidence in a greater winter term.
A speaker pleads with a printer not to drop the newspaper and to keep delivering each day. He laments hard times and seeks neighbors or personal effort to pay for the paper, noting how essential news and editorials are for every household.
The Escalante Camp of the Daughters of Utah Pioneers met at May Stewart's home with eighteen members present. Mrs Myrtle Feterton led a lesson on pioneer stories read by Venda Wwelson. Alice Snow and Zupha Wellman prepared and served refreshments. The next meeting will be at Alice Snow's home on the last Wednesday in May. The G T club held a picnic on the Green River banks with six members and six guests. Fili Stewart of Mrs Guy Fetters Campbell arrived from Legallyn California to visit his mother. Jingen corral hosted a sheep shearer crew led by Jos Haicht. Charles Wise of the Escalante Hotel arranged to remove Green Riser cabins from Thomas G Smith for hotel use. Mr Smith left Mondy for Salt Lake City and then to Arizona. The Wild Rose club gathered at Mrs BP Kelly's Friday for an Arbor Day program led by Mrs Charles Wise. Arts Kelly served lunch. May tas ket favors were given. Mrs A Demer Dudley hosted her New Testament Sunday school class. Prizes for attendance went to Clara Timothy and Oro Peterson. Von Gard met Vonda Wall and Winona Rae Ser. Herth received highest early-average score in games, with Winona first and George Stewart mentioned.
Marcus Jensen arrived from Buford Case to fetch his family staying for the winter. Glenn Wise left Friday for his former home in Montana. he will be away all summer. Mr and Mrs Ralph Case departed last week for Bastlake City. Mrs Venice Rooks visits her parents Mr and Mrs Henry Merkley. ID Wellman retired Saturday from Salt Lake City, where he visited his sister Mrs C G Knight and brother Alva in Hamias.
Numerous attendees paid respects at Mrs Lawrence Roper s funeral in Roosevelt. Families travel and visit relatives across Boneta Silt Lake City Duchesne and Roosevelt as church and club meetings plus a D u P camp gathering provide social updates.
The encounter section covers various brief items including Mrs Sarah Ena and family mourning the loss of daughter Susanah who died after an operation at Salt Lake hospital. A Sturgeon of Roosevelt visited Otis Homocks. Grant Breeden of Hayden visited friends. A boxing bout and dance Friday drew a good crowd with Harvey Kulling orchestra. The Potter infant required medical aid in Vernal. A Wednesday daily meeting attracted attendees. cream sale decision postponed to committee.
Mrs Sarah Poulsen of Duchesne visits with her mother Mrs Harriett Todd last week. Mrs Peter Detomast hospitalized in Vernal for medical treatment. Mr and Mrs Patsy Cunningham returned to Butte Montana, former home. The Beggleston family moved to a Duchesne river location for the summer. Mr and Mrs John Georgio and child from Park City visited with Mr and Mrs Jim Bara. Mr Georgio is Mr Bara’s son. Mrs Leona Manwaring visited Vernal relatives last week.
The LAPOC school closes April 28 after a successful year. Teachers and students took a trip to Whiterocks Fish Hatchery and enjoyed a friendship toast on the outing. Families visit relatives, attend a primary association entertainment and dance to raise funds for missionaries.
They returned to their homes in Vernal Monday. Business visitors during the week included Mr and Mrs Grand Rawnussen, Vira Bingiow and daughter Mine Sleynolds, Mrs Billy Wilvon, Mrs Tom Ross and son Eugene, Mrs Gladys Caldwell, Mr and Mrs Clyde Jarrell and Arthur Taylor.
David Curry and others visited the area including Vernal for several days. Hugh Owens and family were in Curly on Monday. The region discusses civil service retirement proposals and local water improvements at the school. Children’s Day featured sports and races with many activities including foot races and bean contests.
Sandy and Mac sat through a lavish meal at a high speed restaurant while other members plotted a conspiracy and departed hastily before the check. Hour after hour the two survivors kept their seats as they tried to seem calm for the other. Moe then left to call his fearling and warned he might be in a dead duck tonight.
A dramatic warning piece urges readers to take safety precautions to protect life as time is described as a precious resource. The article stresses vigilance and immediate action to avoid fatal consequences in daily activities.
Department of the Interior Land Office Silt Lake City Utah announces Charles Stroller of Ladore Cole has filed final proof for a stock raising homestead entry No 045524 in sections 3 and 9 T15 R23E and nearby parcels. Witnesses Reuben Hunting Alson Hunting B L Stringham and W Stevens all from Vernal Utah. First publication May 4 1933 last June 1 1933.
Mr Daniel Adams returned Friday from Rainbow where she has been visiting with her daughter Mrs Fred Anacreon. Mr and Mrs F Bristel have purchased a place near Roosevelt where they will make their home. Denzel Adams of Lapoint is visiting with his parents. Elvin Abplanalp of Bingham is visiting with Frank Abplanalp and family. Mrs Frank Abplanalp learned Sunday of her father George Caldwell’s illness and left during the night to be by his bedside.
In Uintah County Utah the 4th Judicial District court sale of real property owned by Herbert Ure and Myrtle Ure is set for 2:30 PM on May 27 1933 at the front door of the Vernal courthouse. The description covers Lot 3 and Sec 6 Twp 25 Rng 1 East Uintah Meridian including 8258 acres with buildings water rights in Dry Gulch Dri gation Co and related appurtenances. Sheriff Emfrey Johnson indicates publication dates May 4 and May 25 1933.
Fragmentary report details April events at Douglas Creek including a school closure on April 2 and multiple individuals named Charles Steele Frank Roberts Watson and Don Steele. Mentions a Ransley shearing plant arrival around late April and a coop house spread.
A fragmented feature notes poverty described as an AI driven ailment named resoll and upheenp, with unclear context and unclear attribution. The text references Box Elder Jour but provides limited explicit facts or dates.
Akron Ohio reader claims to have lost 18 pounds after one bottle of Kruschen Salts and expects to lose another 18. Advertisement touts fat loss, increased attractiveness, and skin improvement while noting possible side effects like constipation gas and acidity. A four week jar is advertised as affordable at drugstores.
The case lists Joseph N Seeley Celia Seeley and John A Mala as plaintiffs with the Utah State Bank Commissioner as successor. Lands in Uintah County Utah lot NW Sec 12 Top 15 Rw Uintah Special Meridian totaling 160 acres plus 16 shares of water rights in the Uintah Independent Ditch Co will be sold at sheriffs sale at Vernal Utah front courthouse door on May 27 1999.
Morrill and many Prove residents joined KAIA members at Vernal for a contest with Miss Graefe Morrill visiting her sister Mrs Lutt Mullins and others attended the gathering. LeRoy Morrill and family plan a Cedell move for winter. Public speaking contest winners and dances highlighted the evening.
The notice directs readers to contact the court clerk or the appropriate signers for additional details. It emphasizes obtaining authoritative information from official channels.
A feature column highlights a veteran driver who dominates local roads with skill and caution. The piece profiles their daily routine, vehicle choice, and safety emphasis while noting community respect and traffic-safety impact.
Creditors must file claims with vouchers at the office of Wallace Calder Verrmal Utah on or before June 20 1933. Ant Miller administrator of the estate of George B Miller deceased publishes the notice for the first time on April 26 1933 and sets the last payment date.
Notice from William Mantle administrator of the estate of James Miney Mantle published April 20 1933 announces probate action in Vernal Utah. Creditors and interested parties are directed to present claims by June 20 1933. First publication date shown as April 20 1933 with final publication noted.
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