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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1932
Page
7
Local residents report family visits on Mothers Day and trips to Deep Creek for herding and repairs. Several households in Mountain Dell and Vernal area record weather events, telephone line work, medical trips, and community gatherings with neighbors and relatives over the past week.
Sunday morning a Mothers day program was given in the Sunday Feteol with songs by Miss Rasmussen and Miss Glenna Marshall. Beehive girls party and multiple baby announcements follow, including births May 6 13 and other family visits and town social notes.
Reports note Coin Thorne passing through toward Willow Creek ranch and D Rov Kay of the Carnegie Museum mapping the upper back area. Princeton University may outfit in the mountain region, likely south of our area, while depredation pressures affect local plans.
Teig notes high water on Green river will fade by June as Clinton Betts and friends from Whiterocks Indian school spent Sunday here in a picnic under cottonwoods. Misses Stella Rich Gladys Black Edna Snow and Margaret Suenso visited Vernal and found scattered walls nearby. After hours clearing thrifty trees with others they plan another trip despite bad luck.
Gus L Stewart of Tulsa accompanied W. I. E. Huber representing the CD Smith Drug Company of Grain Junction on a periodical trip to this section. Mr. Bart Ovens Harvey Mercer and Mr and Mrs F Goeder were business visitors to Verna l W. H Coltharp was in from his sheep camp May 13.
The John Valley Canal company begins construction of a six and one half mile ditch and a diversion dam on Servier Riser near here to aid local irrigation.
In Uintah County Utah a sheriff sale is scheduled June 0th 1492 at 2 pm at the front door of the courthouse Vernal. The property includes Lot 3 Fractional Block 1 Plat A Original Vernon Utah survey with buildings water rights and improvements and part of the southeast quarter of the northwest quarter section 23 township 4 south range 21 east Salt Lake Meridian. Published May 19 1932. Seller Emery Johnson B Sheriff. Last publication June 1.
A reader letter extolls Kruschen salts for fat loss with a four month use tale. The note claims weight drop from 165 to 127 pounds and touts health benefits while dieting. Publicized as a common drugstore remedy, the ad-style piece urges taking half a teaspoon daily in hot water and warns against fatty foods.
John Kimball Arnold of Gusher Utah filed for final proof to establish his mining land claim on TWh SW section 24 township 19 east gall lake aerial land before Leon P Christensen Vernal Utah on June 14 1932. Witnesses named are W H L Donaldson Leonard Firs worth W J Arnold and Jose Eskelson of Gusher Utah. First publication May 6 1932.
The notice lists delinquent stock holdings of several named stockholders including Geo HK Martensen and John Hair Jr with amounts owed. Under an order of the Board of Directors the shares will be sold at the front door of the county courthouse in Vernal Utah on June 1 1932 at 2 pm to cover delinquent assessments and sale costs. High Lindt Canal Co Henderson Sec May 12 to 19.
The Uintah County Board of Commissioners orders sale of described lands to settle revenues and costs. Sale to be at 11 am May 27, 1932 at the front door of Uintah County Court House in Vernal. Listings include numerous lots in Moffat Dickson Additions and nearby sections with various acreages and tract names such as Victor Jackson and Sarah Purifrey, with first and last publication dates May 6 and May 26, 1932.
A listing includes Rubsell Todd Chasp Maughan Mrs Mary A G Goodrich R C Cooper Marshall Lafe Richardson Night Marsilian Adam Breckeon, indicating a community memorial or obituary notice with multiple names. The fragment suggests a regional notice of deceased individuals or related memorials in a local newspaper.
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