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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1933
Page
4
Publication notes weekly issues edited by William B K Wallis and Pamela H Wallis. It lists mailing details and subscription prices: one year two dollars fifty, six months one dollar fifty nine, three months one dollar.
A statement places emphasis on independent stance in Uintah County affairs, signaling a focus on broader civic goals and public service beyond party lines. It references the Utah State Friss Association and its role in local governance and political engagement.
The piece reflects on Thanksgiving origins from 1621 to 1864 and urges reverence over enjoyments, urging Americans to acknowledge divine guidance and gratitude for life's blessings and moral growth.
On Thanksgiving a speaker urges gratitude to mothers and prompts readers to assess what they owe to their mother for shaping their character. The text contemplates the path toward respectable manhood and the long journey of growth and responsibility.
A nostalgic call to honor mothers as living laborers who sacrifice for family. The piece urges readers to express love on Thanksgiving, noting a mother’s steady care, unseen toil, and the joy her appreciation would bring, easing worry and aging lines on her face.
Stand Statistics reports real estate values deflated but rising costs and an imminent construction boom. The piece argues now is the time to build as land, lumber, and materials will cost more later, urging immediate action for investors with money.
A call to curb fire waste in 1934, arguing Americans must end the costly destruction of lives and money. It emphasizes reducing fires to revive jobs, payrolls, homes, farms, and industries, urging a national pledge to fight the blaze and its ruinous effects.
Leota community notes list visits and movements among residents including travels to Salt Lake City Willow Creek Vernal and Fort Duchesne. Families such as McKenna Jorgensen and Allred are mentioned with various domestic and seasonal arrangements. A child undergoes surgery in Ogden and recovery is reported. Road work crews are active in the region near Lapont.
Ren from Round Mountain visits Havens family and Mirs Cy Dngberson improves after illness. Dorothy Pobzen heads to Denver for winter. Hackleys of Redwash visited. Everett Erscom and Bascom arrivals tied to Rector mute work. Leonard Slaugh from Vernal trapping 27 coyotes. Tom Burton joins Ernest Staith for winter work. Dragon Rile club held Bangley turkey shoot.
Mr and Mrs Calvat left November 17 for Price and Salt Lake on business. Haller Witbeck visited Mr and Mrs J H Coltharp on November 2. The Women's Club Literary Society school and Catholic Sunday school plan a Christmas program with Miss Molly two act play on November 20. Rio Blanco county expects 30 hour week for 90 days and Simms Hill is named as a project.
Mr and Mrs W Hatens and Mr and Mrs Wm Dhillps enter aired the card club E turca. R A Patterson has left his home to work at W Q nine the winter. John Price have departed to work at the new mine independent Mrs Lieva Taylor of Lazaiit is here visiting with her parents Mr and Mrs Henry Lee and Mrs Edeth Haines and tug child.
Seagull girls and leaders hosted a surprise party for Mrs Lydia Jenkins’s 80th birthday on November 23 at her home. The event featured readings, songs, a Thanksgiving program, and lunch with guests including Jen King, Donna Perry, Venice Meiteachnie, and other local residents.
Several residents are traveling or relocating for winter. Bishop Jerr Harrison visits Salt Lake City on business. Mr and Mrs Louis Swensen and family visit for Thanksgiving. Russell Harrson and family move to Salt Lake City for the season. Unspecified cases of chicken pox reported in the OL? community. Mrs George Petry hospitalized after a sudden illness, transported to Vernal for medical aid.
Residents and visitors fill Vernal week with travels from Salt Lake City Roosevelt and Dry Fork. Mrs Vira Bigelow returns from a month in Salt Lake City while Charley Seatles visits relatives. Mrs Nellie Merkley and Charles Merkley shop and socialized. A White Rocks Irrigation company meeting and church renovations announced.
Sunday evening talks were given in Sacrament meeting by Mr Alston of Salt Lake City and Lewis Goodrich of Naples. Alston, a contractor for the new chapel, arrived this week. About twenty six girls, under Sunday school direction, aided in singing at Stake Firsthood meeting Sunday. Miss Violet Richens hosted a gathering at her home Wednesday evening with games. Birspar Manaring of Verna and Hollis Huljoger attended Mutual Tuesday evening for the M I A contest dance.
Mr and Mrs B L Caldwell spent a few days in Salt Lake for business and pleasure Victor Abplanalp returned home from Burntfionk Wyoming where he had been for weeks Forest Supervisor J Stewart made a business trip here Monday Joseph Engberson will spend Thanksgiving at Dragon with his brother Cy and family Arza G Adams at the government coal mine spent the weekend with family He took his wife and family to Lapoint for Thanksgiving visit and singing with relatives Mrs Hannah Parker who has been staying with her daughter Mrs Byron Thomas returned to Vernal this week Mrs Parker is improving in health Mr and Mrs LaMar Thacker hosted a house party Friday evening Josh Hall employed by the government spent the week at home with his family.
Mr and Mrs Fred Silsugh welcomed a baby boy born Wednesday November 23. Hyrum Slaugh and family hosted dinner at Irvin Simper home. Henry Winward left for mountain timber work. Von Simper, visiting Vernal, stayed with Alfred Simper family. A children's dance at the chapel featured candy punch and music by Mrs John Cong. Mr and Mrs Buist and others returned from mobile and Salt Lake City for tonsil operations. The Geospe Doctrine class social in the chapel served refreshments for fifty four guests. Dr George H Chisty of Vernal visited Tridell. Miss Ruth Wingham of Vernal was in town. Horace Mullins and Darrel Mullins of Provo visited their grandmother Lula Mullins. Alterra high school parents day observed. Mrs Ada Jones visited.
Delinquent notices list stockholders with unpaid assessments as of June 23, 1933. Pursuant to law and board order, shares may be sold December 1 at 2 o clock PM at the company office in Vernal Utah to cover overdue amounts and advertising costs. Secretary Herbery Tizack dated Vernal Utah November 20 1933.
Waldo Schanno of Vernal Utah filed notice to prove up his stock raising homestead entry No 045942 for the SW, NE and SE portions of section 21 and other parcels in township 14 south range 24 east Salt Lake Meridian. The proof date is December 4, 1933 before Notary Leon P Christensen in Vernal Utah. Witnesses named are Charles Schanno Harold Reader J Clive Davis and Harold Daryis, all of Vernal Utah.
Utah notice states Willam F. Hansen of Vernal Utah seeks final proof to establish his homestead claim for Lots 324 EY SW 1s 54%5h%4 NW 45E14 See 109 Lot 1 NEWNWY See 15 T 2S FR 245 Salt Lake Meridian The intent was declared before Leon P Christensen Notary Public in Vernal Utah on November 27 Witnesses named Henry Falkner Provo Norman Olson Vernal Collier Vernal Arthur Bolan Vernal George E Woolley Acting Register published November 23 1933 with last publication December 21 1933.
Creditors must present claims with vouchers to Vernal Utah address on or before January 25 1934 to the executor J A Whenfy. E R Lawrence Cooper attorney for the executor.
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