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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1929
Page
8
A note records the Oly Bernal Express editor manager as entered as second class matter at the Vernal Utah post office on March 11 19 under the act of March 3 1578.
Independent in politics and working for bigger and better Ashley Valley appears in a misread billing note. Rember Utah Press Assn member Nat's Editorial Assn.
Avy Lewis, manager of the Lewis Notor company, is in Salt Lake City undergoing an operation for ulcers. The report notes the patient’s condition and ongoing medical care with no further details available.
Mrs Wilford Angua delightfully hosted a birthday party last Saturday afternoon November 16 in celebration of the ninth birthday anniversary of their son Lloyd.
Mrs Effie Barrows will be in Uintah County on December 10. Meetings will be held for local leaders and Miss Barrows will assist Miss Alice Yederson in storing kitchens that will enter in the next kitchen contest.
A correction notes the Daughters of the Thoueers will meet at Mrs WH Sukisway's home on Friday December 13 at three o'clock, not December 6 as previously stated.
Mr and Mrs Vern Shimmin and two children returned home at the start of the week after a few days of pleasure in Salt Lake City. They were joined by Mr Shimmin s mother Mrs William Witbeck who will spend the winter in Salt Lake City and other points.
The family of Z S Gurr gathered at his home on Tuesday to celebrate his birthday anniversary. The event was delightfully enjoyed and remembered by his children, grandchildren, and many friends who joined in wishing him many happy returns.
In Lepoint district farmers reported unusual yields from beans of several varieties. Del Rey Angus planted Mexican and white navy beans, harvesting 200 pounds from four rows of 20 rods. Wm CO Allred previously planted Mexican Pinto beans and harvested over a ton.
Cashin Joe Cheney of Uintah State Bank returned Tuesday from a business trip to Salt Lake City. He says few Basin residents realize the highway improvements between Vernal and Salt Lake City. The Herald notes that with only a few miles left, a hard surfaced all year road now connects the Basin to Salt Lake City.
A demonstration on Christmas gifts was given Saturday by County Home Demonstration Agent Lice Pederson to the 20th Century Club. All focal leaders of the Home Community Organization will meet at the courthouse Friday morning at 10 o'clock for a short business meeting. Plans will be made for the next year's program. Mrs Malzie Christensen president of the organization will take charge.
A son arrived at the home of Mr and Mrs Golden Jackman on Wednesday morning. Mr Jackman is a reacher at the central school. Mrs Jackmans mother from Salt Lake City is visiting.
Word from AtcGid Nevada reports the arrival of a baby girl on Tuesday to Mr and Mrs Howard Caldwell. Mr Caldwell is the son of Mrs Ruth Caldwell who proudly welcomes her first grandchild.
Community Thanksgiving services will be held in the Vernal First ward chapel on Thursday morning Novem ber 38 at 10 o'clock lasting one hour. Rey G E Guild and E Peterson will speak and a musical program is being prepared for the occasion. The public generally are invited.
A report notes the morning thermometer dipped to 6 degrees above zero then rose to 2 above by ten oclock. Contrary to common belief the coldest part of the day was around 6 am rather than during the night.
Saturday night November 30 the Mutuals of the First ward host a Harvest ball at the Imperial hall with two one act plays and a dance. Admission is free but donations will be collected to send missionaries their Christmas present.
Dr Homer E Rich and associates expand their facilities into a five room clinic with enhanced recovery and physical therapy spaces. New equipment and a modern design in white ivory color mark the upgrade, described as among the state’s most advanced.
Desmond Nelson took his ten year old son to a Salt Lake City hospital this morning for a malignant cancer operation. The boy has suffered long and it is hoped the procedure will lead to lasting relief.
The Ver nal ward mutuals presented a Friday night show at the Imperial tas. The event drew strong attendance with good audience energy and contributed to the ongoing budget discussion. A portion of the remaining funds will be allocated by December 4.
Mrs Maud Carpenter and Grant visited Mr and Mrs Anderson and church leaders. Relief society women plan a musical to fund their new chapel room while Mrs Vernes celebrated a fifty first birthday with family and a radio program.
In is a plea from J P Vay urging Basin farmers to shift from alfalfa seed to varied crops to ensure winter food and cash. He cites low yields 1928 1929 and argues for fall plowing storage hay higher wheat production and local cooperatives led by precincts and two county party chairs to secure storage and markets.
Frank Y Tay and Golden Kimball entertained a Salt Lake City audience with splended talks. Charles P Maughan left for Wellsville to be at his mother's bedside. Mrs Da el Maughan not expected to live. The Maughans spent six weeks here this summer with their son and family. Stake MIA officers spoke. Mrs M4 Manwaing led music appreciation and community singing. Frank Colton newly wed moved to Price. East Lake City carpenters began chapel finishing. contractor Michkean arrived. Yard work and seed planting planned for spring. gravel bases for driveways underway.
On November 14 at the home of Mr and Mrs Hyrum B Calder a banquet honored by stake officers featured President Wallace Calder as toastmaster and a program including quartet performances, talks, and late-night contests. The High Council committee organized the event with prizes awarded for games and a promise of more gatherings to come.
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