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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1933
Page
8
Roosevelt attorney Ray Y. Eitlman attended the regular Vernal court session on Monday to observe proceedings and discuss matters with local officials.
Mrs Bessie Markey visits her mother in Salt Lake City while Franklin Lewis finishes carpentry work at Alterra High School before leaving.
By order of his physician Mavor R Cooper was confined to his home on Tuesday and Wednesday because of illness.
A long column of social club notices from Vernal Utah describes Current Topics Club at Mrs T Cr Alexander home with book Men of Art by Thomas Craven, Beaux Arts Club hostess, Legion banquet, various dinner parties, birthday and wedding events, and community circle gatherings across local homes with attendees, decorations, and planned next meetings.
Miss Murning and Mrs Morvan, teachers at the Winter Building school in Wh'te1cchs, were visitors in Vernal Wednesday. Judge Abel Turner of the district court and court reporter F M Alder spent Monday and Tuesday in Vernal holding court. They will return again November 20.
Mrs Id4llian Wutch'nsen traveled through Vernal from Ogdeg on Tuesday en route to Jens i where she will stay for a period with her sister Mrs Ray H Feader. The visit ties two families across regional ties as the pair plan time together.
Mrs Edgar Calder underwent an operation Tuesday and is recovering nicely at her home. She is being tended by Mrs CG Anderson.
G V Billings of Duchesne traveled via Vernal on Saturday en route to Jensen for Bridge Day where he represented the Duchesne County Commission as chairman.
Wm BM Anderson former supervisor of the Ashley National Forest visited Verdal from Balt Lake City en route to Big Horn in Glenwood Springs Colorado where he is in the sheep business.
Lile Carpenter, who had been employed during the summer and fall in Idaho, returned home last week. Carpenter says he had little difficulty in securing work at fair wages during his entire time away.
Mr and Mrs Orin Jones of Colorado arrive in Vernal for the winter where their two dollars will attend school, reflecting a small local note on seasonal relocation and funding.
OFR Henderson, manager of the Conceo Service Station, travels on the first Tuesday morning to Salt Lake City on business duties.
Mr and Mrs Donald Barr welcome a baby girl born Wednesday morning. Ris Barr is named after Elien Long, honoring family ties and tradition in this joyful birth announcement.
Henry Schaefermeyer underwent an operation for the removal of tonsils at Cache Valley Hospital in Logan last Friday.
Mr and Mrs Ross Rooks of Jensen welcome a baby girl born November 9 in Verna. Mrs Rooks formerly Miss Venice Merkley, daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Merkley.
Dr Isomer FP Rich of the Rich Clinic returned Friday after two weeks away in Vernal for clinics in Ogden and Salt Lake City. He and Tn Reed Rich of Ogden attended TBridge Day at Jensen.
Little Mac Calder, son of Mi and Mas F Ilaraid Criner, is recovering from a minor illness. His parents plan to take him to Salt Lake City soon for a fourth check up with Dr Wilkie Hi, a specialist in children's diseases.
Hugh W Owens of Duchesne and his daughter A's George COC HSI were in Vernal on Wednesday for a family event. The report notes Owens formerly served as deputy county treasurer when Reuben Mo Conkle held the treasurer position.
Parley Hafen of Silt Lake City attends a maple toyflig first tard chapel ceremony and is noted as the son of renowned Utah landscape artist Johr gfar en.
Mr and Mrs Guy Samuels with Mrs Clara Samuels who visited Vernal and Misses Jinne Meikley Dorothy Meikley and Golda Massey spent the weekend at Lake City and planned a stay in southern California and Florida.
Leon Thorne Vernal, famed photographer of the Liberal Bridge Day, presented a splendid photo display at the Mott Weeks barber show. He also showed Bridge Day images from July 1911 in contrast with other works.
Miss Kalma Young daughter of Mr and Mrs E J Young Jr. was elected vice president of the student body at Henegar Business College Salt Lake. She is also chosen to play the violin in the school orchestra as part of her secretarial business course.
John Haslem translated business at the Dry Gulch office in Roosevelt on Thursday. Theodore Johnson and son Lyn from Salt Lake City visited relatives here. Lynn returned home Sunday. Johnson stays a few days. William Wild Roy Stewart Far Johnson, Mr Dickson, and Myr Lingston of Salt Lake City, Jack Greaton of Roosevelt, and Stryur of Cedarview called at the Sim Snyder home Sunday.
A public notice highlights the Gold and Green Ball to be held December 22 at Imperial Hall No. 16. The event is listed among district and civic meetings including county commission and school board items.
Uintah County will hold a public hearing on its election budget Friday December 1 1933 in the Commissioners Room at the County Courthouse at 10 am. County Clerk LL William Carlstrom notes the session.
Appreciation is extended by the Jensen Bridge Day Committee to all who showed civic pride in the dedication exercises held in November. Gratitude is expressed to the Board of County Commissioners State Senator H B Calder Vernal Lions Club Jensen school teachers American Legion and especially Prof Liosd Winn and Uintah High School Band.
Classified snippets include a stray Jersey cow with no brand. Also rental for a modern four room furnished house with Mrs Byron Thomas contact. For sale Rambouillet bucks listed with Harold, Clive Davis, phone 511. Also gold and green ball at Imperial Hall December 22 and deeds mortgage blanks, location notices and receipts.
Tawney Ket recounts an incident where a driver who had hit a dog in the woods returned to settle the damage. The motorist offered five dollars after the dog was injured, stating he wasn’t hunting but merely out in the woods. The owner accepted the payment and expressed no further grievance.
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