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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1932
Page
8
Henry Thnen of Nangely visited Vernal over the weekend. Mr and Mrs William Garbett of Price are in town this week.
Dandans pianist savinll man of Dry Fork appeared in Vernal on Friday and Saturday for an unspecified event.
Alfred Caldwell attended BYU at Provo with his parents Mont Carpenter of Salt Lake City and relatives. He visited Tuesday with his family and was in town Wednesday on business.
Mrs Hanrihtt Parker and Mrs Joi Keller and their son of Salt Lake City are visiting the home of her friend Mrs Tyron L Thomas.
Miss Vern Underwood of Tulsa is visiting at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. N. G. Boaard, during a short stay with relatives.
Mr and Mrs F RN Stewart of the California Oil Company at Rangell were in town Wednesday for business.
Archie Perry of Provo a student at the BROY Uy visited the weekend with Mia Perry returning to school Monday.
Mr and Mrs Snellen Johinson visited Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs George E Young of Gusher, sharing a social call and friendly greetings.
Mr and Mrs Roy Showalter and daughter of Slater are visiting at the home of Mr and Mrs C W Showalter.
W. L. Whitlock, the Republican candidate for two year county commissioner, visited the town on Tuesday and Saturday to meet voters and discuss his platform.
Uintah county commissioners conducted their monthly session on Monday to address relief matters and tax adjustments, which dominated the agenda and consumed most of the meeting time.
Mr and Mrs A A Mascock and Mr and Mrs W Meck Kendrick of Salt Lake City were married on Wednesday. Movcock is an employee of Crane and Od.
Mr and Mrs George W Perry of East Lake City, after visiting relatives and friends, departed for their home in the forepart of the week.
County Attorney Hugh W. Colton and State Tool Engineer J Mulville traveled to Ouray and Fort Duchesne on Monday to discuss moving the Jensen bridge to Ouray by the Indian department when the new bridge is ready.
Wyman Winkler of Manila was seen at a local hotel this week in a small social note. The item records a casual greeting and attendance at a community gathering without notable events or actions.
Mrs O W King of Frusta Colorado was a visitor during the week and called on local residents. The note records her presence as part of a social brief in the column.
In a playful note, residents set aside political campaigns to celebrate a bright summer season marked by leisure and community gatherings. The message emphasizes enjoying warm days and social events over partisan aims.
Major Ro OC Cooper visited the western section of the county on Wednesday to inspect ongoing relief efforts and assess aid distribution. The trip focused on verifying conditions, meeting local officials, and ensuring aid reach.
The note describes a pheasant shooting event led by Mr Sportsman with three male lords and a start on the moon next Saturday.
Mrs Lloyd Winn, who had been visiting with her parents in East Lake City for the past six weeks, returned home the first of the week.
Mrs Anthon Gannon arrives home after visiting her parents in Galt Lake City for a month this week.
Dave Nicholson of Roosevelt was a business visitor in Vernal on Friday of last week. Nicholson served as a faculty member at Willcox Academy in Vernal several years ago.
County Commissioners William ff Biddeway and Ernest Eaton conducted an inspection of county road work on the Lapélit road early this week, reviewing progress and conditions reported by crew crews and engineers.
Gorden Young shot a fine buck during deer season on Brust Creek mountain while accompanied by Mrs George E Adams on the hunt.
The Vernal First Ward Relief Society will hold its work and business meeting next Tuesday at 10 a.m. A social is planned after the meeting.
JW Whittre of Olde Whit ing contractors visited Springville this week while in charge of road construction at Jensen this year.
Chatwin Jensen reports Fiserdale precinct will show the largest voter registration in history with an expected total over 200 registrations in Vernal on Monday. He notes the surge reflects turnout and registration efforts by local officials.
Leon P. Christensen of the Util Water Storage Commission attended a state partial session on Wednesday of last week. He reports favorable action on a Leota and Colorado Park irrigation project.
Hamilton Calder accompanied by Miss Helen Calder and Miss Zelpha Cook, attending the U, visited Vernal over the weekend.
TeR Taylor, candidate for the Uintah ticket two year commissioner, was in town for several days this week. Taylor hails from Rand.
Neldon Calder spent the weekend visiting at the home of his parents Mir and Mra Wallace Calder. He returned to Frovo Sunday to resume his studies at the Boy U.
Mrs Stuth Bennlien has been visiting Springville friends and relatives for several weeks and returned the forepart of the work to her home in Vernal.
Miss Mary Manker, a student at Westminster College in Salt Lake City, spent the weekend visiting at her mother's home.
Jesuo Haws left Wednesday morning for Salt Lake City on business. While there he will receive medical treatment at the veterans hospital.
Roy Thompson of the AI 8 WY & T Co was in Vernal on Wednesday and recently led the Salt Lake County Fish and Game Protective Association. He met briefly with Mfillecam of the Vernal Gun Club to discuss activities.
Mr and Mrs Everett Billings and their young daughter return to their Springville home after visiting Mrs Alice Billings Mrs Howard Woollsley Mrs Driver E Smith and others Mrs Eldon Billings accompanies them from Ver Tal where she had been visiting her father in Midway
The Express reports manager J C Anderson of Utah Power Light Company praising Bir Anderson for a fine four point deer on Taylor Mountain near season end. The hunter was noted as one of the successful of the deer season.
The Hoy Scouts of Verral First ward led by Scoutmaster HK Mr Lundell held a Halloween event Tuesday night in an older cabin high in the hills near Ast. Preparations were completed and participants enacted a ghostly scheme with ghosts witches and skeletons in a desolate windy setting.
The Montana discovery reveals the most complete external picture of a giant plated dinosaur. Dr Barnum Brown of the American Museum of Natural History reports a 20 foot long specimen with full dermal plates preserved in sandstone and sixteen fossil cases sent to the museum.
Republican social calendar in Vernal features a reception at Imperial Hall honoring Senator Reed Smoot with 900 guests, plus multiple club gatherings and Halloween parties hosted by Beaux Arts Club, Thalia Club, and local MIA units. Leaders include Charles Carter, Mrs Hugh Celton, Harmon Bowar ds, and Mrs Al Hatch Jr, with varied community dinners and charity efforts noted.
Mist Ace Caldwell left Wednesday for Provo for a short visit. The trip is described as a routine personal excursion with no further details provided.
The Uintah Starf conference will be held November 6 and 7 with four public sessions. Sessions are Saturday 7:30 p.m. and Sunday 10:00 a.m. 2:00 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. in the Tibermacle. All priesthood quorums are invited and general authority representatives will attend. Fast Day is postponed to the second Sunday in November.
Clyde and Company of Springville submitted the low bid for 10.54 miles of gravel highway between Duchesne and Antelope. The bid totaled 122, - including labor and materials, and the commission may reject both bids as higher than engineer estimates and rebid.
During Wednesday evening’s regular meeting the City Council read the new city ordinance for the first time in accordance with the law requiring three readings at council meetings.
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