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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1932
Page
2
The note lists visitors in town in October including Mrs Pat Crande Mrs Z Kuhn Miss Marie Slahn and others. It also records residents Vitam Coltharp Ed Milner and Zafe Bowen arriving in October. The report notes an unsatisfactory test month as a California company resumed drilling.
Local residents record a week of visits and gatherings including Mr and Mrs Clark Cramer at Mrs Cramer's parents home, a deer hunt with Mr Johnson, and a Statioseen dance. Activities include school cleaning, a Socialist rally, a seventy fifth birthday party for Mr Watkins, and preparations for a Fort Duchesne Mall event.
Mr and Mrs Wyrum Domgard visit their parents Mre Dome gard and Mr Clyde Underwood in Los Angeles. Friends hosted a Friday card party with 25 guests at Mabel Waynes' home, enjoying Five Hundred and a luncheon.
A Leota political rally hosted by the Independent party drew a good crowd. Johnson brothers performed, Luella Brough and Nellie provided piano, and the Blake Peay orchestra played as Roy Taylor E Johnson and Fuller Remington spoke.
A large crowd attended a Friday rally in the ward house led by Honorable Heed Smoot. Senator Nay E Dilman Hugh W Colton Judge George W Worthen Ernest Ente and Clie Davis W with H Siddoway and Nice Cooper A turnout followed by a Saturday night session as Principal H LeRoy Morr and teachers returned from Salt Lake City.
Attendees including Mr and Mrs Reed Morrill and children reported an educational conven tion at Institute. Mr and Mrs Irvin Ross moved closer to the nearer school and are living in the old Wardle home. Morley Jones and Ellia Morrill with Elmer Mort of Tridell returned from Salt Lake City for Mrs Jones illness. Maud Wilson cared for Mrs Jones' children during the absence.
Mrs Jennie Carheart returns home after a pleasant two week visit with her mother Mrs Zmuria Johnson in Balt Lake City. Primary has been discontinued until March. A cloning social occurred Saturday at the ward chapel. NOG Springer remains at the veterans hospital in Balt Lake City and is slowly recovering.
The Gleaner girls and M Men of the MIA held a social at Mrs William Pearce Jr home on Tuesday evening. Visiting officers E J Young Jr and Vera Johivon attended the event.
State Engineers Office announces that Reuben Cook of Ouray Utah has applied to divert water from two unnamed springs in Uintah County Utah under state law. The plan diverts water from spring No 1 and spring No 2 to water 300 cattle from April 1 to November 1 annually. Public protests must be filed within 30 days after publication.
Notice from Cook of Ouray Utah applying to appropriate water from an unnamed spring in Uintah County Utah. Water will be diverted at a point 1710 ft W and 40 ft N of a referenced corner, conveyed 25 ft, and returned to the stream annually for 300 units. File No 11302. Protests by affidavit with $100 fee due within 20 days after notice completion.
Publicity for Kruschen Salts promises rapid fat loss for women with a morning hot water dose and reduced pastry and fat. The ad urges readers to weigh in four weeks, guarantees health improvements, and offers a money back guarantee if unsatisfied.
Public notice lists OQBOMIE M BACON as State Engineer with first publication October 27, 1942 and last publication November 24, 1839. Publication details indicate archival notice timing for official records and subsequent reissues.
A fragment describes a Sacrament meeting program with talks by Need Gard iner and Mrs Bertle, May Neilsen, and Colton. Fay Alfred of Gusher and her sister Mrs Elmer Exton are mentioned, plus Ness Merrell and Mia Merrell. Loma Goodrich hosted a fifteenth birthday party, October 42, with details cut off.
A joint decision proposes amending Article XI of Utah Constitution to empower cities to frame charters for self government. It outlines charter creation by commission, election procedures, distribution of charter copies, and post adoption record keeping, with powers to levy taxes, provide local services, and issue bonds within general law. The Secretary of State would submit the amendment to voters next election, effective January 1 if adopted.
Halloween games and treats welcomed eighteen guests at a party, followed by a Halloween dance led by Mol A officers. The week featured birthdays, new births, travel, and social gatherings including a supper at the Francis Gardiner home and a Salt Lake City trip for Mrs Huckvale.
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