Fort Duchesne merchants visit Vernal events noted
Wong sing a Fort Duchesne merchant traveled to Vernal on business last Saturday. The Mickey Fisherchestra of East Lake City performed a dance in Woodard hall Friday. Mr and Mrs L T Bofinett and Mrs Victor Jackson from Fort Duchesne were in town shopping earlier this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wong Sing
Fort Duchesne
Woodard Hall
Mickey Fis
East Lake City
L. T. Bofinett
Victor Jackson
Our City
Wool growers D R and Lind Sealey linked to Utah ranches
D R and Lind Sealey, wool growers from Ouray, were in Vernal last weekend. Mr Sealey also runs a ranch in Ferron Utah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. R and
Lind Seeleey
Ouray
Weren
Vernal
Mr. Sealey
Ferron
Utah
Wanda Rudy Visits Vernal Friends
Miss Wanda Rudy of Fort Duchesne spent a few days this week in Vernal visiting friends. Rudy was a former student of Uintah High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanda Rudy
Fort Duchesne
Vernal
Rudy
Uintah High School
Property Appraisal Team Tours Vernal District
Sut Roseos E Hammond and Frank Y Stewart of the state board of equalization visited Vernal to appraise property formerly paged. The Galtr Lake City representatives assessed parcels and prepared valuation notes for tax purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roseos E. Hammond
Frank Y. Stewart
State Board of Equalization
Galtr Lake City
Vernali
Attorney O'Donnells Leave For Bragg And Salt Lake City
Attorney Thomas W. O'Donnell and his wife Dr. M Garrett O'Donnell travel with their daughter Ruth for a trip beginning Sunday to Bragg and Salt Lake City for business and pleasure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas W. O'Donnell
M. Garrett O’donnell
Mall
Ruth
Bragg
Salt Lake City
Dr Earl Lewis Opens Up Modern Optical Shop
Dr Earl Lewis opens a contemporary optical shop north of the Vernal Contortionery. His equipment includes a photo opticometer, retinascope, ophthalmometer, and an illuminated test chart. He is affiliated with two optometry schools and is registered in three states by examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Lewis
Mr. Lewis
The Uintah Telegraph Posts Stolen by Campers
Officials report teleph one poles and posts taken from the Uintah Telephone line by campers and vow to prosecute offenders if apprehended. Several poles have vanished near Halfway Hollow as authorities intensify patrols and seek clues to the theft.
Salt Lake Visitors Leave Basin on Business Trip
Ross Crandall and D. 5A Boyer of Salt Lake City depart the Basin after several days on business. Crandall once lived in Fort Duchesne where he served as government stock supervisor for the Indian department. Boyer formerly taught at Duchesne County High School in Roosevelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Crandall
D. 5A
Boyer
Salt Lake City
ZorvBalt Lake
Crandall
Fort Duchesne
Indian Department
Duchessa County
Rocesvelt
Vernal Visitants and Local Titles Mentioned
Perrin Morgan of Jansen wins in Vernal Monday and earns a queen title. John Nash of Tridell is listed among Vernal visitors during the week. Misa Mario Coy starts work as a clerk at Acorn Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perrin Morgan
Jansen Wan
John Nash
Tridell
Vernal
Misa Mario Coy
Acorn Company
Atoro
Orpheus Hall Gets Interior Painting Work
Interior work at Orpheus Hall begins with painting the ceiling, woodwork, and walls. Crews will cover fixtures and prepare surfaces for a fresh finish. Project aims to refresh the hall’s appearance for upcoming events and community use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orpheus Hall
Freeman Moves Shop to Former Peppard Reed Site
Earl Freeman relocated his shop to the building once occupied by the Peppard Reed company J. McClain Frederick Anderson and Art Wilson, all of Watson, in Vernal on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Freeman
the Peppard Reed Company
J. McClain
Frederick Anderson
Art Wilson
Watson
Hilton Family Spends Weekend in Vernal
Hilton and his wife and child, residents of Rangely, were in Vernal Saturday and spent the weekend there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilton
Rangely Werg
Mars Hawes Returns From Provo and Heads to Dragon Work
Mars Hawes came back from Provo last week where he had been working and left Sunday for Dragon to work. The Rector minutes note him for the winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mars Hawes
Provo
Dragon
Superintendent F A Gross works on land matters at land office
Superintendent F A Gross of the Uintah and Ouray Indian agency in Fort Duchesne was in Internal Monday to handle land matters at the U S land office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F A. Gross
Uintah and Ouray Indian Agency
Fort Duchesne
U. S. Land Office
Harness and saddles shipped to Wong Sing at Ft Du Chene
Newton Brothers dispatched a truckload of harness saddles and chops to Wong Sing a merchant at Ft Du Chesne on Tuesday. Jock Milburn delivered the road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton Brothers
Wong Sing
Ft Duchesne
Jock Milburn
Sunday School Workers Party At Orpheus Hall
The Stake Sunday school officers of the L D church invite all Sunday school workers to a party at Orpheus Hall Friday night for a community gathering and social time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stake
L. D
Orpheus Hall
Vernon welcomes former Vernal resident Howard Caldwell
Howard L. Caldwell of McGill Nevada arrived in Vernal for a week long visit with his mother Mrs Ruth Caldwell. Howard was a former resident of Vernal and a student at Uintah High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard L. Caldwell
McGill
Nevada
Vermal
Ruth Caldwell
Howard
Vernal
Uintah High School
Miss May Nielson Receives Mission Call for Central States
Miss May Nielson of Naples was contacted Monday evening to fulfill a mission for the L C church in the Central states. Mig Nielson will depart within the next few weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Nielson
Naples
L. C
Central States
Mig Nielson
Turkeys Become Premium In Local Market This Season
Turkeys rise to premium prices with 28 cents initial offers and 36 cents last week. The birds are described as a luxury for this year’s Thanksgiving dinner, reflecting tight supply and high demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uiifal Basin
Social News: Five Hundred Luncheon Honors Provo Visitors
Thelma Stevens reports a Five Hundred luncheon at Mr. and Mrs. J. Anderson de lightfully entertaining James A. Bullock E D Dean Ralph G Wallaworth and Arthur Williams of Provo who toured Vernal for Utah Power and Light. Thirty four dined after a two course meal with many local guests present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. ©. Anderson
James A. Bullock
E. D. Dean
Ralph G Wallaworth
Arthur Willlans
Provo
Utah, Power and Light Company
Five Hundred
Siddoway
John N. Davis
Irvin Eaton
Richard Jensen
Clive Davis
A Qa. Nord
Wwie Hicks
Higham
Mars Pope
Birthday Celebration Honors Harry Seaton
Mr and Mrs Lea Caldwell entertained twelve friends Friday evening with a fall flower decorated chicken supper for Harry Seaton s birthday anniversary. The gathering concluded with a game of Five Hundred and Seaton received many presents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lea Caldwell
Harry Seaton
Mr. Seaton
Bridge Luncheon Hosted by Mrs Roy Coupe for Sixteen Friends
Mrs Roy Coupe hosted sixteen friends at a bridge luncheon Saturday evening at her home. Chrysanthemums decorated the rooms and Mrs Robert Johnson sang two humorous solos. At the close of the evening the hostess served luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Coupe
Robert Johnson
U. S club met at Mrs Bertha Merediths home
The U S club gathered at Mrs Bertha Merediths home Thursday evening. Besides the regular magazine study Mrs Pardon Dodds led current events. Guests were seated at one large table with chrysanthemums and a chicken supper was served by the hostess. The club will meet with Mrs Sarah M Logan on Thursday November 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Bertha Meredith
Pardon Dodds
Sarah M. Logan
Surprise Party For Wilbur Atwood By School Friends
A crowd of school chums gathered at Miss Bertha Lewis home Tuesday evening and surprised Wilbur Atwood. The night featured games music and light refreshments served to about thirty guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Lewis
Wilbur Atwood
Calder and Pearce Called to Northwestern States Mission
Leo Calder has received a call to the Northwestern states mission for the L D church and will depart with others in January. William Pearce has also received a call and will leave at the same time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Calder
L. D
Northwestern States
Mr. Calder
William Pearce
Miss Mable Siddoway Hosts Uintah High Guests
Miss Mable Siddoway entertained about eight couples at a Saturday night party. The evening featured games and candy making. All guests were students at Uintah High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mable Siddoway
Uintah High School
County Officials Attend Provo Trial Transfer
County Clerk Wilson Murray Sheriff Lare Richardson and County Attorney Charles DeMoisy left Sunday for Provo to attend the trial of Adeline D Atcheson va State of Utah, which was transferred there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Murray
Lare Richardson
Charles DeMoisy
Provo
Adeline D Atcheson
Utah
Legion Auxiliary Hosts Dinner and Dance for World War Vets
The American Legion Auxiliary organized a dinner and dance at the community house to honor world war veterans. Mrs. I. Sander, Mrs. A. B. Thomas, and Mrs. Robert Johnston led arrangements with patriotic decor and a sumptuous meal for 100 Legion and Auxiliary members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
American Legion Auxiliary
I. Sander
A. B. Thomas
Robert Johnston
Legion and Legion Auxiliary
Bennett Church Foundation Shaped in Vernal
Al Rasmussen and John Haslem of Bennett report the Bennett church foundation is in place in Vernal. The building is expected to be finished some time during the coming winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Rasmussen
John Haslem
Bennett
Rasmussen
Winns Called to Logan for Brother’s Illness
William and Elisha Winn were summoned to Logan last Saturday due to their brother Joseph’s illness. They left the same day and expected to reach Logan by Saturday night or early Sunday morning. Joseph resided in Vernal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Elisha Winn
Logan Last
Murday
Joseph
Logan Lnto
Vernal Yearg Az
Student Lowe Ashton Returns to Utah for Studies
Lowe Ashton aged student returns to resume studies at the University of Utah in Salt Lake City after visiting with his parents Mr and Mrs Leslie Ashton. He helped transport his brother Clare from a Salt Lake City hospital to their Roosevelt home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowe Ashton
Leslie Ashton
University of Utah
Salt Lake City
Lowe
Clare
Roosevelt
Bridge Luncheon Honoring Mrs Glenn Anderson in Vernal Visit
Miss Merle Ashton hosted a bridge luncheon with Fall flowers, four tables, and a two course lunch. Gifts were presented to Mrs Glenn Anderson and Mrs M P Smith who plans Salt Lake residence. many guests attended including Mrs W W Preas, Mrs E A Manker, and others listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merle Ashton
Glenn Anderson
Vernal
M. P. Smith
Salt Lake
Miss Ashton
WW. N Preas
E .A. Manker
Adair Tyzack
J. H. Rath
Horace Coltharp
W E Collyer
G. H Christy
William Stringham
Lynne Ashton
Lynn Strong
Georgy
H. Wilson
Rae Ashton
Bryant Stringham
Fay Siddoway Siddoway
Louise Jorgengen
Local buyers mobilize for horses and mules trade
D. C. Womiach of Salt Lake City is in town this week buying horses and mules for outside markets. Horses will supply polo slavery and mules will be shipped to Phoenix Arizona. Elza Hardy and Al Hunting left Tuesday with about ten head from Vernal and will gather herds from Lapoint Roosevelt Heber City and other points on their route to Salt Lake City for shipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C
William Wardle Arranges Fort Duchesne Coal Purchases
William Wardle of Fort Duchesne was in Vernal on Monday making arrangements for coal supplies for Fort Duchesne consumers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Wardle
Fort Duchesne
U S Land Office Official Returns From Utah Trip
Register Leon P. Christensen of the U S land office at Vernal returned Wednesday from a business trip to Salt Lake City and Provo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon P. Christensen
U. 8 Land Office
Vernal
Salt Lake City
Provo
Verna Man Buys Home of William Tufford at Gusher
R B Allred of Verna has purchased the residence formerly owned by William Tufford at Gusher and plans to move his family there this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B Allred
Verna
William Tufford
Gusher
State Fish Hatchery Whiterocks Receives Healthy Shipment
A shipment of fish has arrived at the Whiterocks State Fish Hatchery. The facility is noted for producing some of the healthiest and most desirable fish in the state and its location is regarded as optimal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ex&e
Whiterocks
Merrinor Family Arrives in Vernal for Winter Stay
P J Merrinor his wife and two children from Tulsa Oklahoma arrived in Vernal Tuesday and plan to live here this winter. They traveled two weeks facing rough muddy roads. Merrinor, a radio expert, hopes the winter here will improve his health. Mrs Merrinor is sister of Mrs Leo C Thorne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P J Merrinor
Tulsa
Okla
Vernal
Merriinor
Ophthalmic Specialist at Commercial Hotel November 29
Dr W M Busvetl, ophthalmic specialist, will hold a clinic at the Commercial Hotel on Sunday November 29. No charge for eyeglass fittings or testing announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W M Busvetl
Notable wedding in Salt Lake City for Vernal pair
Mrs. T C McNeill and F J Sur married in Salt Lake City Tuesday of last week. They arrived Tuesday evening. Sur has lived in Vernal for a year and is a geologist for the Border Oil company of Colorado. Miss McNeill is noted as one of Vernal's popular young ladies. Their Vernal friends wish them success and happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. C. McNeill
F. J. Sur
Salt Lake City
Tues- Bernice McNeill
Mr. Sur
Vernal
Colorado
Miss McNeill
Tal
Shower Compliments Mrs Smith Before Winter in Salt Lake
Mrs M F P Smith was honored at a shower hosted by Mrs W E Collyer and Mrs Rae Ashton at Collyer home. Guests enjoyed bridge games at four tables, a two course luncheon, and sixteen gifts awaited the guest of honor as she prepared to spend the winter in Salt Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Altar Society
Samuel D. Herron
W. E. Collyer
Rae Ashton
Primary social closes First ward meetings this year
The First ward primary offers and teachers entertained the children at a social Monday afternoon at the First ward chapel. Games were played and refreshments served. This social concludes the Primary meetings this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Ward
Current Topica Club Entertained
Mrs. Glenn Alexander hosted the Current Topica club Friday afternoon at her home. After the meeting the hostess served lunch to the members in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Alexander
Primary officers plan projects for Salt Lake hospital
First ward Primary officers and teachers will meet at Mrs Wallace Calder home this week to finish articles for the Children's Convalescent Hospital in Salt Lake The stake Primary board plans a Thanksgiving party Saturday with about 150 expected The Ladies Auxiliary of the American Legion will meet in early December to elect new officers for the coming year
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Ward
Wallace Calder
Children's Convalescent Hospital
Salt Lake
Stake Primary Board
Aurillary of the American Legion
PLO Sisterhood Meeting Features Chrysanthemums and Music
Mrs W E Collyer hosted the P. ELO sisterhood meeting with chrysanthemums on display. A musical program followed the business session including piano duets, solos, a reading, and a prize for a musical game won by Mrs J H Ratliff. Luncheon for thirteen completed the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E Collyer
P. Elo
Ma. Collyer
E. A. Manker
W.N Preas
M. P. Smith
EL. A Manker
Bryant Sringham
J. H. Ratliff
Morrill Lamoreaux Marriage License Granted
Saturday November 14 County Clerk Murray issued a marriage license to Ivan L Morrill 28 of Tridell son of Hyrom Morrill and Wanda Lamoreaux 21 of Lapoint daughter of D A Lamoreaur in Wag district.
Value of Autos Surpasses Utah Livestock in State Valuation
The Utah State Board of Equalization announces new assessment rolls with a special column for automobiles. If 80 000 cars exist and average 300 dollars each, auto value could exceed livestock, Utah’s basic industry, observers say. Licenses issued reach 90 000 to date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
State Board of Equalization
Little Annie Rooney Heads to Vogue Theatre Soon
Mary Pickford returns to ragamuffin comedy in Little Annie Rooney a United Artists release opening November 28 at the Vogue Theatre The film largely unfolds in New Yorks Lower East Side with Old Brooklyn Bridge and blends light humor with pathos to tug at heartstrings without dull moments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Pickford
Little Annie Hooney
United Artists Corporation
Vogue Theatre
Little Annie Rooney
Lower East Side
New York City
Brooklyn Bridge
Annie Rooney
Mr and Mrs M P Smith Headed to Salt Lake City Home
Mr and Mrs M P Smith left Wednesday morning for Salt Lake City where they will make their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. P. Smith
Salt Lake City
Tourists Continue Camping At Outr Park Despite Frost
Despite chilly mornings and frost, visitors linger at Outr tourist park enjoying outdoor stays. The scene shows families and solo travelers lingering near tents and caravans, embracing clear air and quiet scenery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Outr
Stake Relief Society Plans Event at VerNal First Ward Chapel
Stake Relief Society officers will entertain Belief societies of the stake at the Ver nal First ward chapel on Saturday, November 28. The program will be directed by the Stake president. Mrs Parmel has Batty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stake Relief Society
Vernal First Ward
Stake
Mra Parmel
Batty
Also Mentioned on This Page
George H. Naxnis
Violet
Verhal Utah
Congress
Mickie
Sears
Aper
Mns
Thelma Stevens Society
H. BB. Cub
R Altar Society
Miss Mable Siddoway
Legion
Chicago
Aston Bingham
Maeser
Mary Redmond
Wilson
Uintah County
Uintan State Bank
T. Vernal
M. FP. Smith
Fnatertaing
Prp
EL. O. Sisterhood
Morrill-Lamoreaux
VOGUE
Louise Fazenda
Sidney Chaplin
Evelyn Brent In
Mary Flynn
Aubrey
Lewis Stone
Florence Vidor
Universal News
George O'Brien
Billie Dove
Mary Pickt
Little Annie Booney
Dad
Ernal Express
ST. John's Church
Choice Line
Farmers’ Market
Chas. A. Hatch
Ford Cars
J. W. Pope Garage
Nash
Vernal Auto CO
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!