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Newspaper

Vernal Express

Location

Vernal, Utah, United States of America

Date

Nov 04, 1937

Page

8

Vernal Area Social Notes Highlight Local Visitors

Vernal residents hosted and visited from Tridel and Myton to Jensen and Duchesne this week. Visitors included Mr and Mrs Leland Mormut, Mrs Wo EL Broome, Mr and Mrs F L Wyman, Mr and Mrs Keith Smith, Mr and Mrs G R Henderson, and others from Vernal and nearby towns. Armistice Day dance by American Legion and Auxiliary at Imperial hall. Pheasant Hunters dance by Gun Club also at Imperial hall.

The American Legion and Auxiliary Imperial Hall Gun Club Augustus Smith Paulson Ranch Jensen Joe Patussott

BYU Extension Head Lectures at Uintah High

Prof Harrrzon R Merrell head of BYU extension spoke at VHS auditorium Monday evening describing an Alaska trip with slides. He announced extension courses with five and four hour credits to begin Friday afternoons at 4 30 p m with class starting November 12th. Courses cost 2 50 per hour credit, inviting teachers and college seekers. Dolores Anderson left Mountain States Telegraph office Saturday after 25 years, to Salt Lake City. Edytha Kay to succeed as chief operator. Alta Fox named assistant.

VHS Har Rzon R. Merrell BYU Merrell Alaska Utah UHS Dolores Anderson Mountain States Hall Price Salt Lake City Edytha Kay Afiss Alta Fox

Extension Classes to Be Held Here by U of U

The University of Utah will offer extension classes in Vernal at Uintah High School on Friday at 4 p.m. A Health Education Methods and Materials course taught by Mrs. Ruth W. Mumford will run three hours, with another three hour class by a Utah professor to meet local desires. Credit options: six hours for 12 dollars or three hours for 10 dollars. noncredit attendees pay a small fee. The first meeting invites interested residents to help select the second topic, with program end anticipated in February.

University of Utah Uintah High School Ruth W. Mumford State Board of Health Garrent Toples Aberratt

Marriage Licenses Listed For October and November

Oct. 20 Martin LeRoy Oaks 28 Vernal weds Grace Merkley 16 Jensen. Nov. 1 George N Kiddie Jr 34 Fort Collins Colo weds Mildred A Potter Casady 43 Fort Collins.

Martin LeRoy Oaks Vernal Grace Merkley Jensen George N. Kiddie, Jr Fort Collins Colo Mildred A Potter Casady

Turkeys Wanted and Cattle Branded for Sale at Farm Bureau

Eerie notice seeks pressed turkeys for one day only this Saturday at the Farm Bureau Building with best market price offered by Armour & Company. Also lists four cattle brands and two Jersey calves for sale, plus a Jersey steer branded M har on left hip and asks to notify Mrs. Jessie M. Wall, sen.

Farm Bureau Armour & Company Jessle M. Wall Sen Sen

Postoffice to Begin Unemployment Census in Ashley Valley

Vernal post office prepared to conduct an unemployment census in Ashley Valley. Each unemployed or partially unemployed person must submit a separate report card by November 20. Cards mailed Nov 16. more cards issued if multiple workers at a single location. Card asks for work ability, age, color, sex, dependents, and prior employment. includes a Roosevelt message stressing accuracy for national relief efforts.

Ashley Valley United States Roosevelt

Armistice Day Program Set for Uintah High School

Armistice Day program to start at 10 40 a m in Uintah high school auditorium. Public urged to attend with Post Commander Myrrhin Davis of Witbeck Post American Legion presiding. U S band directed by Carl Engar to perform Stars and Stripes Forever and other numbers followed by invocation taps moment of silence skits glee and songs including Keep the Home Fires Burning Over There and Roses of Picardy.

Uintah High School Myrrhin Davis Witbeck American Legion U.S Carl Engar Stars and Stripes Forever Orla Goodrich Leaux Picardy Frank J. Kennard

Vernal Student Reporter joins BYU Uintah Club

Jay Hall of Vernal was chosen reporter of the Uintah club of Longheam Young University at a recent meeting. He graduated from Uintah High School where he worked as reporter for Uintah FP FB. A. chapter and entered BYU College of Applied Defense this autumn to study animal husbandry.

Jay Hall Vernal Uintah Club Longheam ‘Young University Uintah High School Uintah FP FB. A Rey Thomas E. Hall B. Y. U. College of Applied

American Legion Officers Installed at Witbeck Post 77

At a Wednesday meeting in the Uintah State Bank directors room, Witbeck Post No. 77 installed officers for the coming term. New leaders include first vice commander Glenn A. Lambert, second vice commander J Don Lewis, adjutant J S Milburn, chaplain W B Wallis, historian L L Pack, sergeant at arms Rollin Twitchell, with A L Taylor and Blaine Lee as other officers and program committee members Vern McCarrell and Lloyd Shimmin.

Witbeck Post No. 77 American Legion Uintah State Bank Ayjrthin Davist J. A. Cheney Cpost Rae Ashton A. L. Taylor Sec Fond Blaine Lee J. S. Milburn J i B. Walls Ivan Atweed Vern McCarrell Lloyd Shimmin Dence Glenn A. Lambert L. L. Pack Banerauet

Youthful Colorado killer reported heading toward Vernal

Vernal officers received word on Tuesday evening to watch for a 17 year old youth accused of fatally shooting the Eagle County deputy on Tennessee Pass. After the killing, he reportedly took the sheriff’s brown sedan Colorado 44-33 and fled. He is described as about 5 7, 140 pounds, appearing older. Authorities warned to take no chances.

Vernal Eagle County Colorado Tennessee Pass Lcense

Trinell Winter Brings Big Buck From Book Cliff

J J Kitchen a Tridell merchant showed a head of a five point buck with a 4.39 inch spread he killed in the Book Cat section. The deer weighed 232 pounds and was displayed in Vernal on Tuesday.

J. J. Kitchen Tridell Merchant

Hunters Bring Home Back From Seven Group Members

Seven hunters gathered in Tridell and Chester Utah reports Mr Hitchen. Geo Herald Don Simmons Charley Swartz Ervin Wilson Jesse Simmons joined the trip. Deer numbers were not as plentiful as expected at their hunt.

Geo Herald Don Simmons Charley Swartz Ervin Wilson Tridell Jesse Simmons Chester Utah Mr. Hitchen

Advisory board opposes forest permit provision in Utah grazing plan

The Utah Grazing District No. 8 advisory board met Wednesday under Chairman H. S. Seeley and unanimously opposed the plan provision that a stockman with a grazing permit on state forest be treated as a com mensurate property holder. The board did vote that permit holders should not be penalized, with Don Moffitt and others in attendance.

Advisory Board of Utah Grazing District No. 8 H. 5. Seeley Statinal Forest Don Moffitt

Local Birth Announcements Window October News

Mr and Mrs J Wayland Matteson announce a baby girl born October 2. Mr and Mrs Kim Nickell welcomed a baby boy born October 30. Lynn Eaton, son of Mr and Mrs Elmer Eaton, returned home after an appendicitis operation on October 23. Mr and Mrs Harold Morris of Altonah announce a baby girl born October 28. Born to Mr and Mrs Wells Bone a baby boy October 31. Born to Mr and Mrs Carl Sowares a baby girl November 3. A scientist says the earth weighs more in winter. Think of people with heavy colds.

J. Wayland Mattesson Kim Nickell Lynn Eaton Elmer Eaton Msrome Harold Morris Altonah Wells iBone Carl Sowares

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