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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1934
Page
6
RUTTI WINDER, winner of the 1934 contest, gave a seminary declamation on happiness as a key flower. The tale follows a boy who seeks riches in a mystical tunnel and learns that true treasures come from faith and love, not wealth, with scripture and Christ’s teaching guiding the path to happiness.
In an old time East Wind digs clams on the beach while Crow is lazy. East Wind hides during a tide, Crow eats the clams, and East Wind punishes him by drying every pool he tries to drink from. Crow then crafts a water tight blanket, becomes a bird, and wanders seeking water, still using old tricks.
An ancient myth describes the Superior Being creating a man to rule the earth after populating sky and land with celestial bodies animals and plants. The tale details ritual implements and winds that set the formation of the first being in a sacred ground ceremony.
Residual notes report Gilsonite Asphaltum Company week hours and April work. Roosevelt Harmston files for a mountain homestead above East Douglas intending sheep and cattle. Mr and Mrs Zeigel with E M Littlet on plan to operate a pool hall in Montrose. Attendees from the band tournament in Grand Junction describe it as delightful.
PAD at eante alent Cen aetats Teale ale ele Neate ate oe MOUNTAIN DELI DAY FORK Gide fhe feelech atte ale ike Goakeedeate Boek shes PAD at eante alent Cen aetats Teale ale ele Neate ate oe MOUNTAIN DELI DAY FORK Gide fhe feelech atte ale ike Goakeedeate Boek shes Wem 1 Pllis Caldwell J. , and son Neil and the Misses Lorene and Ina Swettman of Maeter spent Sun day with Mr anc Mis Ellis Cald well Sr Mrs Nola Flall has been very '1 but is somewhat improved at this time James Abplanalp visited Friday and Saturday with his sister Mrs
Henry Slaugh of Davis Clyde Hall competed at the Price track meet on Friday. Wits Hannah Parker of Vernal visited at the home of her daughter Mrs Byron Thomas Ar7an Adams and family spent several days at Lapoint. Forest Caldwell of Vernal visited relatives here last week. I Sanderstoke, superintendent of the Sunday Schools, was a visitor on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Lawrence Adams spent the weekend at Lapoint. They were joined by M L Caldwell who will visit relatives there. Mrs Glacys Caldwell of Lapoint accompanied the Adamses home Sunday evening for a short visit.
Sunday school guest Misa Stella Stevens visits. Mrs Samhott, twin sister of Mrs Melen Richardson, vacationed from Lapoint. Miss Dean Bascom returns to Provo after seeing her mother Harden Powell reports his mother Eden Powell recovering in San Francisco after major surgery. Mamie Harrison rushed to Campbell Hospital with appendicitis. improving. Raymond McLean and family hosted by Mrs Carl Gardiner Lane with several neighbors attending. Bishop Byron Gooditch and wife noted in local items.
The article lists visits by Mrs Nellie Collett and Mrs Marion Gage and mentions Miss Hazel Lind returning from Pree with her sister Mrs Othel Desacall. A shower honored bride Mrs Thelbert McCarrell before her marriage. Mrs Katie Colton shows improvement after a serious operation in Salt Lake.
Funeral services for Jack Bend were held last Friday at Three Springs in Moffat county with Bishop Haller Witbeck of the Mormon Church officiating. Relatives from western Rio Blanco and Moffat counties attended the service held beneath blooming elm trees. Afterward his remains were laid to rest beside his maternal grandparents, pioneers in the area, with LaVell Eaton and Harold Williams-Mecker assisting.
One dose of Ac'Leika cleans poisons out of the upper and lower bowels ending headaches and improving sleep and nervousness. Malver Drug Company M10.
State Engineer notices water right application by Vernal resident Vernal Vernal for 7 acres irrigation plus domestic use from Ross Spring Doggett County with fish hatch trough operation. Filing 1150 invites protests within 30 days after publication. Also U S Land Office notice of final proof for Tred M Reynolds stock raising homestead in Uintah Basin with witnesses listed. hearing before notary June 5 1934. publications run April 26 to May 24 1934.
William T Chandler of Randitt Utah filed notice of intention to make final proof to establish a homestead claim on land in Section 33 Township 7 South Range 20 East Salt Lake Meridian. The proof was set before Leon P Christensen Notary Public at Ver ttal Utah on May 19 1934 with witnesses Moor Chandler Frank Roberts Bert Slovey and Elisha Bryant of Leota Utah.
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