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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1933
Page
8
County Clerk L William Cart seem travels to Sal Lake City this week while Superintendent H Olson and Olson leave for Pike to IX gone act rial days. Dunge and plant workers face serious condition. ongoing efforts to address injuries and labor issues noted.
Fragmentary notes indicate county commissioners proceeding not recorded last Saturday at the county clerk’s office as minutes were not chilled up or available. The incomplete record suggests missing details of actions or decisions.
JFR Douglas, manager of Uintah Gas, and Glenr Miller, Democratic county chairman, traveled to Salt Lake City on Wednesday for unspecified discussions and meetings.
E Bernet advertising managers of the M S T and T Cowitt Benefite paid the Express a pleasant call at Center Column Vernal Tuesday.
Mr and Mrs Leonard Perry traveled to Grand Junction Colorado last week for the funeral of Mrs Trobett A Boker Perry's mother. The services were held Wednesday with family in attendance.
Luther Stewart, a Spanish American War veteran, was in Vernal on business from Jensen and was a member of the Torrey Rough Riders.
Frasen Colton won the BPW scholarship at UHS and left Tuesday for Provo. Mirts Coton expects to attend TH YU next year.
Members of the cast for the force comedy The Pictlers under director Miss Very Calder work to prepare the production for May 1 benefitting the First Ward building fund.
Dr and Mrs Ralph Richards of Salt Lake City visited Vernal on Wednesday en route to Jensen to tour the Dinosaur quarry. They were disappointed by an unsafe road condition that prevented a trip to the quarry.
Dr He Rich made a business trip to Ith this week. Bos Pema and DCngberson of Dragon Twin Vernal are visiting relatives and friends.
Mr and Mrs Charles Glines and Mr and Mrs Owen Goodrich visited Vernal on Monday with three children.
Mr and Mrs George W Bart rett of Stidell attended the commencement exercises of the high school on Monday evening.
Bishop and Mrs Fred Wall traveled from Jensen to Vernal on Tuesday. Vic Wall had men itl for several days and cane up for medical aid.
Mrs Abe Hatch, who has been ill for the past three weeks with pneumonia, is improving and able to be out.
Miss Louesa Bingham daughter of Air and Mrs Fred G Bingham has spent months in Glenda California and arrived home Monday after nooci.
George Caldwell recently brought to his Vernal home from the hospital after a rough illness is showing improvement.
On April 78th CS Carter justice of the peace performed the wedding ceremony for Arthur Anderton of Cedarview and Hazel Page of Roosevelt.
William Canton Marshall son of Mr and Mrs Jaime i Siarshall and Piriwilla Sirah Johnson daughter of Mr and Mrs Benj Johnson both of Vernal were granted a marriage license on April 25 and married by J W Olson Justice of the Peace in Naples.
A drenching rain fell from Tuesday noon until after midnight helping rare crops and spring plantings. No losses were reported from newly sheared sleep.
John Albert Burgess of Nealw son of John F Burgess and Miss Mary Lucille Redmond Roosevelt daughter of John S Redmond were united in marriage April 27 by C. E. Carter justice of the peace.
Chet Martinsen of Jensen who has worked in the Birebell section was in Vern on Tuesday. Mr Martin sen expects to go north for the shearing season.
Utah Oil and Refining Company repurposes the Acorn building into a service station with a drive in area and a glass front. AV Lewis, local agent, oversees the arrangements.
Lieven Boy Scouts of the Vernal in Uintah District held a preview for merit badges. Troop 232 Second ward members Jenn Cooper Boyd Hall and Dati B Weeks seek second class seats. Merit badge recipients include Royal Henderson leathercraft firemanship and others. Awards will be at the MIA conjoint in Second ward on Sunday May 14 at 8 pm.
J LeRoy Kay of the Carnegie Museum paleontology department returns home with companions John Burke Gene Burke and a Mr Eller to search Uintah Basin for fossils this summer. Burke party spent last summer in the area and will begin camp at Thorne fossil field visiting multiple basin sections.
Five LD 8S chapels are being built or planned in Uintah county. Lapoint’s completed chapel, started last year, costs about 18000 dollars. Davis and Ash yards scramble for materials as each chapel is expected to cost roughly 1200 dollars. The Vernal Furst ward chapel, damaged by a flood, will be rebuilt. A new chapel at Avalon near Leota in Ouray valley is slated for completion this summer.
Washington reports Postmaster General Farley stated that Republican postmasters with unexpired terms may finish their terms and face no Democrats era purge. He confirmed the administration will not abandon the Civil Service exam system. Vernal postmaster Wilson Murray Vernal will serve until 1936 after a 1932 Hoover appointment.
A Saturday banquet hosted by Mr and Mrs John Jorgensen at the Commercial Hotel celebrated Lloyd Winn and the Uintah high school band for their year’s work. Seventy four attendees included band members faculty and guests Mayor R G Cooper and George E Adams.
The report covers Uintah Hugh school graduation exercises attended by Mrs Simmons formerly Miss Beulah Samuels Thomas G Smith of Jensen passed through Estown for Salt Lake City. Mr Smith sold his Green River camp cabins to Charles Wise of Notel Escalante Jensen. Lyndon Bud of Bluemill won Alonzo W Birdard. Ms Alt. Maj. Hansen Waters of Higton, daughter of John F Waters, wed at the court of justice C S Cirtea. J LeRo Ka, geologist, retired Sunday from Pittsburgh.
The Letuin Motor company enhances the area by planting six Arbor Vita shrubs of the Cheniahs Aurea Nava variety along the station. The improvement aims to improve aesthetics and curb appeal for the depot and surrounding grounds.
Mrs Thomas traveled from Englam City with her relatives Repres entitive and Vi Sin Ashton for three weeks. She left Thursday accompanied by Sir Willam Stringon Mug Ellijrne Ashton and Miss Marion Gillett.
Ir and Mirs HE Penton of Watson etrie return Tuesday, steering at the Watson corral stopped. During three weeks there were two dis of sundun weather. Heaton Bir Heaven runs a general merchandise store and post office at Watoon.
At a meeting of the UBIC committee(s) at Tort Duchesse Wednesday night E Peterson chaired the program committee while others served on ladley and finance committees. Attendees from the U S faculty outing near the Dinosaw quarry praised efforts to improve the Victory highway to US 46 and the rough road to the Quinns report.
Historic financial notes describe improved banking conditions as gold flows and currency circulation rise. Federal Reserve borrowings ease and banks reorganize to reopen on a unified system, moving toward separation of investment and commercial banking and broader national reforms.
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