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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1931
Page
8
The notice records Vlaniger as appointed second class master at Hernal Street post office on March 13 1905 under the 1879 act. It lists subscription rates for one year three months and other terms and promotes the Independent in Politics stance and affiliation with Utah State Fresh Association and Ashley Valle editor roles.
Afr and Mrs Calvin Marshal welcomed a baby boy born on Sunday May 24. Both parents are described as proud and excited by the arrival.
A baby boy was born Thursday in May to Afr and star Tom Karren, marking a new arrival in the community.
Dr Barl Lew's of Richfield visited Vernal last weekend. Mr Lewis formerly resided in Lernal.
A report states that performing high tech hiking in Ontario has been made a punishable offense. Details on the law, its enforcement, and affected areas are provided by authorities. Local residents react to the new regulations and potential penalties.
J W Whiting II B Ewing and TH Clyde, contractors, were named for the Cock Jeburr project in Vernal on Tuesday.
Manager J H H. Douglas of the Uintah Gas company made a business trip to Salt Lake City on Friday of fast week.
Mr and Mrs R A Bryson of Cody Wyoming visit Mrs Brysons parents Mr and Mrs John N Davis before leaving to Rangely where they will make their home.
Mrs Elizabeth Manker Mary Manker Mrs Effie Barrows of Lo ean Alice Pedersen and Beatrice Bailey spent Sunday up at Carter Creek enjoying the beauties of the country.
Teen F Christensen left the first of the week for Salt Lake City to meet with the state water storage commission. He was recently appointed a member of the board to represent Uintah Basin and eastern Utah.
A good soaking rain drenched the valleys early Wednesday, providing much needed irrigation for farms. North hills also received a snow coating, adding to the moisture.
Vernal reports rising tourist flow as eastern routes improve. The town is well equipped with modern shaded cabins and the valley’s restfulness attracts visitors seeking a tranquil retreat.
The Vernal Ladies 4-H group met at Mrs Charleng Schaeffmeyer on May 20 with eleven members and one guest. Leo Thorne reported on foreign missions in China while a lunch was served. Guests from Hayden Colorado attended a ranch gathering at Ratliffs Ranch on Brush Creek Mountain.
A Current Teplea Club meeting featured an education themed program last Thursday at Mrs Arthur Manwaring's home. Members dressed as different nations and presented short sketches, with Mrs Vern Shimolain portraying Hawaii and performing a Hawaiian song and dance. Other participants represented Japan, China, and Italy, while the hostess and helpers served luncheon.
Samuel Tubby Markey son of Mrs Beasie Varkey had his tonalla removed on Wednesday.
Mr and Mrs Harold Calder and Mr and Mrs Edgar Calder traveled to Salt Lake on a business and pleasure trip Wednesday.
Clark Showalter of Pangulteth was in Vernal this week for business. He is a nephew of C W Showalter.
A vacancy opened in the clerking force when Miss Evelum Green left for a mission to the Eastern states and Wilson Duke was employed to fill the position.
Miss Alice Becersen and Mrs EMe Borrous left Wednesday for Logan. Miss Pedersen attended the forestry sorority alumni banquet to be held Friday May 29 and will act as host master at the event.
D F Murray led 4 H Club leaders visits in Uintah county visiting Randlett Leota and La Point then a girls club leaders school was held for Vernal Davis Lapoint Tri Dell Maeser Ashley and Jenna Wednemlay. A 4 H Club Leaders school was conducted at Roosevelt for Duchesne county leaders.
A Friday afternoon shower for Ira Har old Calder was hosted by Hride Mra Byron Calder with Lela Digodrich and Ruby Allred as hostesses. Guests enjoyed games played on the lawn followed by luncheon for about fifty attendees. Mrs Calder received many beautiful and useful gifts.
Helen and LaVerne ftemstreet drove to Salt Lake Thursday the 28th. Their brother Glenn foments has been attending Utah Agricultural College in Logan the past winter and will accompany them home on Sunday.
Merle the small daughter of Mrs Melva Roberts underwent an operation for the removal of her toenails on Wednesday.
Ous and Gus discuss the status of the other six boys on the way back to camp. Ous confirms all are safe and recounts BU's declaration that he has shot a deer. The exchange signals relief after a tense outing.
A fragment shows Pauline insisting there was no business in a kiss while Paul counters that it was pleasure, revealing a charged moment of personal tension between them.
A Sunday evening Primary Conference featured a children’s program with Prelude by Margaret Oaks and prayers by Keith Doddy. The event included songs such as Army of the Living God and What Primary Does for a Boy, with performances by Ruth Schaefert Glindon Merkley Donna Wood and others. Attendees included Stake officers Mrs Claire Hacking Mrs Ona Wolley and Erma Wooley plus Mr and Mrs Francis Cote and George Murray among visiting relatives.
A dense field of social updates covers Lapoint and Vernal area events. Attendees at the Primary Spring Festival, visits by Virginia Jarrell and Mia, nursing and illness updates, and a stretch of community gatherings fill the week. Merit badge earners, a cycle hike, a surprise gathering for Mr and Mrs Bodily, and travels to Salt Lake City and Hoosevelt are noted along with church events and a 10th anniversary commemoration of the Restoration of the Aaronic priesthood.
Naples report lists visitors including C H Eaton and two children from Wateren who stayed several days with daughter Mrs Jacob N Libbert, and a Jensen trip by Karl Gardiner and family plus Mrs Birchel Goodrich to escort Hank Merkley home. Mother's Day program highlighted with songs, recitations, and talks. many locals attended. Jake Karren in Salt Lake City hospital for leg surgery, improving gradually. Families Laurel, Verbal, and others engaged in fishing trip at Green River with a strong whitefish catch.
A Thursday gathering of the Ladies and Mens Clubs concluded with a plan to form a committee to canvass the community for funds to cover a UBIC assessment. Members also heard readings and songs and welcomed visitors while a Sunday school conference and ward talks followed.
The vessel completed a round the world voyage from New York to Yokohama via Honolulu and San Francisco, totaling 29,503 miles. Passengers included a college student who joked about the trip, noting two cars were left behind. The journey covered 5710 miles from San Francisco to Yokohama and included calls at Los Angeles, Hilo, and Yokohama before returning.
Horses for sale or trade listed at Rosa Orchard. Contact C and Ruppe at M14 21 26 for details and pricing. Phone contact provided for inquiries and arrangements.
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