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George H. Harrison serves as editor and publisher with Violet Harrison as business manager.
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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1925
Page
8
George H. Harrison serves as editor and publisher with Violet Harrison as business manager.
Entry appears as a second class matter notice at the Vernal Utah post office under the 1879 act, indicating mailing status for publication.
Charles Ainge of Jensen purchased a Ford touring car. Mrs Calara Burton has been quite ill at her daughter's home, Mrs Nellie McKee. Mr and Mrs Moroni Fisher bought a Ford touring car from the Miller-Thomas Motor company.
County Treasurer Lewis Hi Moore and deputies are busy mailing valuation notices for the 1925 tax assessments.
Rexburg resident Mark Brimhall has been in Vernal for some time and was last seen with Jeff Wednesday near his home in Vernal Utah according to local notices.
United States Marshal Cal Smith of Salt Lake City spent several days in Vernal last week and is leaving this Tuesday.
Cement pours for the foundation continue at the Vernal federal building as new material arrives daily to support ongoing construction.
Mrs. Hop Jones of Roosevelt underwent an operation at Nattle Richens hospital on Monday. Her husband is the driver of the Vernal etage.
Charles F. Tucker, manager of the Red Front garage, left Monday morning for Salt Lake City to bring in some new cars. He returned on Wednesday evening.
Principal V. T. Rice of Fort Du Chesne and Mrs. Rice are the proud parents of a daughter born Thursday April 30. Myer Rice is listed as the Mrs. Nettie Righsar hospital.
Rev and Mrs H. Robert Johnston and party of Melbourne Australia spent May day in Vernal while touring the country and greatly enjoyed their stay here.
A County Fair board meeting scheduled for last Friday evening was postponed because many members were absent. No new date was set.
Charles S. Carter arrived from Salt Lake City via Straw berry with a Master six enclosed trade roadster Buick which he sold to James Monaghan of Jenagen.
Mr and Mrs Clyde Hatch relocate to a home one fourth mile east of town while Robert Johnston Sr completes special features including a ventilation cooler in the residence.
D. J. Thompson district game warden of Altanah and Mrs Thompson were in Vernal for several days this week to handle game matters.
University of Utah professor William F. Runzer addresses students at a special chapel exercises at UHS on Thursday and delivers an illustrated evening lecture on the Passion play.
Mrs S P Colton, daughter Mrs Rn S Collett, and son Hugh W Colton arrived Sunday evening to attend the funeral of her niece Mrs Leonard Perry held Tuesday afternoon.
Leon P Christensen began as local land office chief with busy first two days Friday and Saturday. Fees collected already exceed his planned first month salary, signaling a strong start.
G W Moreland, a jeweler, visited Friday and will stay several days to close his business. He has moved to Delta where he is establishing a jewelry business, and he left for Delta Wednesday morning.
John W Pope arrived Wednesday from Price after driving a Star car via Indian Canyon. He traveled in high gear and believes the feat is hardly duplicable with a small car.
Supt and Mrs F A Gross of Fort Duchesne attended the May day exercises Friday. Mr Gross left Sunday for Salt Lake City to testify as a witness in a federal liquor case.
Arthur G Nord named supervisor of the Ashley National Forest is due in Verval around May 20 to confer with Charles Nemoisy Jr the former supervisor at Provo on May 16.
Saturday return of attorney Thos O Donnell from Duchesne after trying a criminal case on Friday. Thursday he visited the Reservation points with Uintah Railroad officials visiting from Philadelphia.
Mr Richard Colton and his wife formerly of Bennett now in Columbia Utah visited Vernal on Saturday. Mr Colton went to the land office for business while their two older boys, staying with grandparents Mr and Mrs John McKowen at Bennett, were there for school.
E D Btuart of Mack Colorado was a business caller in town Saturday. Mr and Mrs Sam Stanton of Craig Colorado were overnight visitors in Vernal. May day Mr and Mrs Ward P White have returned from a two weeks trip from Juniper Springs Colorado.
Mrs Walter G Barnes visited Rangoly on Friday to enjoy the May day festivities and track event.
A A O Brigman departed Uintah Thursday by railway to Grand Junction Colorado to attend to important business matters.
S D Colton left Vernal after a brief stay and business matters to return Friday to his home in Salt Lake City.
Vernal Cleaning Works moves into the former Bon Ton restaurant building and opened for business on Monday at its commodious new quarters.
Stalon Bartlett of Price and Miss Bertha Hunter of Sunnyside were weekend guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. Henderson and enjoyed the May day celebration.
W. W. Lewis of the Lewin Bros. Jewelry company delivered a truckload of goods from Roosevelt to the store building formerly occupied by Vernal Cleaning Works on Sunday.
R Muarlman and Mra Ethel Allen of Whiterocks along with Andrew Herring of Vernal were subpoenad by U S Marshal for Salt Lake City in the government suit against Mrs Alma Haten and her sister Mrs Olkon of Whiterocks.
Mr and Mrs C A Thompson of Lapoint spent Saturday handling business. Thompson notes Lapoint is very dry for the season but warmer days are melting mountain snow to feed irrigation water.
Albert Halen, former register of the Vernal land office, left Tuesday morning for his home at Gusher where he resumes engineering work as a private citizen. He has finished a new bungalow and plans a summer trip to the mountains.
The Vernal area board of county commissioners met Thursday April 30 with all members present. They accepted resignations of two justices of the peace, approved a bond for an alternate justice, discussed stray pen needs, road and tax land acquisitions, a $1000 state road fund, and May Day holidays. A proposed northeast city installation was rejected, and several tax and aid requests were addressed.
Mary Imogene O Nell daughter of Mr and Mrs John A O Nell Fort Duchesne and Johnathan Dean Crapo of Roosevelt were united in marriage Tuesday May 6 Justice Charles Carter performed the ceremony.
Afiss Martha Bulloch and Tom Karren, both of Vernal, obtained a marriage license on May day and were married that same day. They plan to make their home in Vernal with the couple’s families, the Karren and Bulloch clans.
Mrs. Caroline LeHeau reports Fontellia LavBeau Brown married Wilila in Salt Lake City. The couple will reside in Salt Lake City.
LeRoy Kay, paleontology field man for the Carnegie Museum, arrives from Pittsburgh with Mrs. Kay and three children to lead a crew in Browns Park and White River regions near Vernal Utah. In prior work with Professor Earl Douglass at Split Mountain Canyon, a carnivorous jaw fossil sparked renewed research. two dinosaurs are mounted, with many years expected to complete fossil recovery.
Uintah County commissioners voted to continue the county agent and extension work for another year. Theodore Johnson and Congressman Don Colton urged a $300 budget increase. Wilson Murray became secretary of the Uintah County Fair association as Peterson will be employed for the work.
Over 80 children from Rainbow Mine to Randlett attended a pre school child clinic on Monday. Miss Conover, state board of health nurse, assisted. Local doctors volunteered, though the state board nurse was not present. Mrs Murphy, the school nurse, aided.
The Miller-Thomas Motor Company reported two new sales records in Basin district with 11 Fordes sold and delivered as closing time approached Thursday evening.
High school contests today at 3 p m in dramatic readings and extemporaneous speaking determine three winners to advance to Salt Lake City for High School Day at the University of Utah. Four boys and 22 girls enter dramatic readings, 40 enter extemporaneous speaking with six in finals. Miss Nial Nelson notes high quality work and predicts UH entrants may win laurels, marking the school's first year in debating and dramatics.
The rear of the gasser at the Vernal well of Utah Oil and Refining company has been closed off. The firm applied for a franchise to supply Vernal with gas. For now drilling operations are halted and no definite future plans have been released. Several gas engineers have visited Vernal this week to review the situation.
At a Wednesday city council meeting John Howard presented the Utah Oil and Refining companys bid to furnish Vernal with city gas from the Vernal gasser. The council favored the proposal and referred it to City Attorney Whilace Calder for minor changes with a vote to revisit the franchise at a future meeting.
Large crowd enjoys Duchesne high school opera directed by W M Ver non. The Marriage of Annette features 19 cast, a large chorus, and strong singing. Accompanists Reth Gines and Venice Richardson. Mrs Mattie J Edwards directs.
By special request the U H S Seniors will perform The Dear Bishop again at Vogue on Monday night May 11. The production was a screaming hit and many call it the best play of the season.
In the U H inter-class tryouts the affirmative and negative teams were chosen to represent the high school at the annual High School Day May 15 at the University of Utah. The debate question concerns ratifying the 1924 Twentieth Amendment in relation to child labor. The affirmative team is Ruby Hanson and Beulah Samuels. the negative team is Howard Dudley and Hazel Sowards. They depart for Salt Lake City Wednesday.
Vernal and Tooele clubs have been admitted into the Utah Federation of Business and Professional Women’s clubs, with Heber City also forming a group. The executive board met in Logan to approve the move and plan the third annual state convention with a national representative and delegates from the national meeting. Logan will host sessions at the UA, and visiting members were hosted at the Bluebird Inn after the meeting.
We express gratitude to all who offered kindness during illness and death of our beloved wife and daughter. Leonard Perry and Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Colton and family convey thanks for sympathy and floral gifts.
Notice requests return of a lost red sweater trimmed in green described as belonging to a child, lost Saturday about one and a half miles south of Verna. The message asks the finder to leave it at the Express office.
Prof JH Prows will lead the U H S concert band to Jensen on May 14 with aid from the La Viva Dramatic club under Miss Nial Nelson and the Agony quartet. The high school choir will also perform. This is the third show of the year and crowds from Vernal and Ashley Valley plan to attend.
The Miller-Thomas Moto company moved on Wednesday to new quarters in the LL H Woodard building. The structure is not yet completed, but the firm is ready to handle the trade.
Dr James Wallace of the Utah state health board spoke Thursday evening in the Vernal Second ward chapel. He discussed communicable diseases and goitre, and shared findings from his survey of Uintah county to an attentive audience.
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