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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1935
Page
8
Mrs Ethel Karren has resumed her studies as a sophomore at the BYU campus in Provo. She continues a program started earlier and plans to complete the course this year.
Mrs Edgar Calder and Mrs Pone Tha Calder are visitors in Salt Lake City this week, staying at a local hotel and touring city landmarks.
Dr and Mrs Wallace with Edgar Calder accompanied by Calder to Salt Lake City on Tuesday evening for unspecified reasons.
Mfr anda Newell Snow and Clyde and John Haslem, all of Jensen, were transacting business matters in Vernal on Tuesday.
Miss Rhoda Thorne visited Heber City over the weekend with Dr and Mr F G Eskelson, residents of Vernal. She accompanied her parents home on their return from Salt Lake City.
Mrs Katie Shepherd left for Salt Lake City on Monday for the fair and conference. She accompanied Mr and Mrs E H Smith of Salt Lake who have been ins erting in Vernal.
Superintendent L W Page of the UWintah-Ouray Indian agency at Fort Duchesne makes a business call in Vernal on Saturday.
Ina and Lorene Swetnam of Deep Creek win BPW and L Allan meritorious scholarships and study at Jacksonville College in Jacksonville Texas after enrolling a month ago.
Mr and Mrs Pierre Morgan report Mrs Thomas Morgan, mother of Mr Morgans, who has been seriously ill at the home of her daughter Mrs Elsie Boyd in Craig Cole, is much improved after a period of illness.
Clara Colton Eunice Murray Lawrence Murray Florence Hacking of Vernal Calva Jorgensen of Leota were listed as former UHS students enrolled as freshmen at Brigham Young University in Provo for the autumn quarter.
Mrs Alice Haslem said on Wednesday she is the great grandmother of twins born to Mr and Mrs Niles Haslem Put Bennett. A boy and a girl weighed seven and a half pounds and eight pounds respectively.
Mrs Lavina Jackson visited Ashley Valley for the first time with Miss Roma Eaton deputy county clerk. She was impressed with the valley, and noted Mrs Jackson’s son’s home at Salt Lake.
Tommy Hatch manager of Lark Mercantile in Lark Utah visited his parents Mr and Mrs Frank Hatch on Tuesday and mentioned the store fire. The Hatch couple returned late Wednesday evening.
Attorney Ray E. Dillman of Roosevelt acted as caller in Vernal on Monday at the courthouse, handling matters before the court.
William Siddoway, president of the Uintah State Bank, returned Saturday from Salt Lake City with travel notes and business updates.
UlS graduate Dean Peterson is enrolled at Snow College in Ephraim, marking his transition to higher education.
Edgar Calder and Dr Wallace undertook a weekend trip to Southern Utah and returned on Monday.
Mary Helen Florence and Leo Hacking children of Mr and Mrs Joseph F Hacking attend the university at Provo this year, reflecting a family connection to BYU.
Mulford and Kenneth Aycock traveled to Provo last Thursday to resume their studies at Brigham Young University.
Frank Hatch, superintendent of the Vernal City water system, has recovered sufficiently from his recent illness to come up town on Wednesday.
Jesse Haws and his son Austin travel with Mrs Byron Eaton to East Lake City to visit the fair and general conference.
Myrtle Vee Nelson of Uintah County spent the weekend visiting relatives in Delta and Salt Lake City. Her parents reside in Delta.
Mrs Rhondal Shaw and Mrs Charles Kenney of Meeker arrived Sunday to visit for two weeks. Mrs Kenney is noted as a daughter of Mrs Shaw.
Mrs David D Condon of Provo visited her parents Mr and Mrs Wilson Murray during the past week. She went back to Provo Thursday with Eunice and Lawrence Murray who will attend BYU this winter. Mrs Condon was formerly Miss Lorna Murray.
Mr and Mrs F L B Woolley arrived home early in the week after a two week vacation spent in Colorado and the southern states.
J C Anderson and Clark Newell returned last Thursday from Provo where they attended a special sales meeting conducted by the Utah Power and Light Company.
Mr and Mrs Elwood A Gee traveled to Salt Lake City during the weekend to see Elias A Gee of Provo, who is seriously ill in Salt Lake.
Former UHS graduates enrolled as freshmen at USAC include Martin Jarrell Harold Speirs Veda Bingham Mrs Barta Siddo way Marjorie Twitchell and La Vern Hemstreet.
On Friday and Saturday the smaller grades of Maeser school visited Vernal businesses including Newton Bros Calder Creamery and the Vernal Express. The trip showcased local commerce and provided students with real world community ties.
Mr and Mrs Rae Ashton returned from the American Legion convention in St Louis. Mr Ashton represented the Utah Legion Auxiliary as its president. They enjoyed the trip and were greatly interested in the convention sessions.
Mr and Mrs H H H Norgard took their son Myron and daughter Alice to Salt Lake City last Thursday to enroll at the University of Utah as sophomores. They returned to Vernal at the start of the week with daughter Agneta.
Friday Mr and Mrs L Thorne and family drove to Salt Lake City where Mary Lou will do graduate work in the school of medicine at the University of Utah. They returned Sunday evening with Mrs Thorne's mother Mrs W A Keithley who had spent the summer visiting in Seattle Washington.
The Uintah High School week features Naples ward beating the faculty 4-0 in a boys volleyball match on Naples court, plus ten boxing bouts by Future Farmers free to the public Thursday. Fall comedy casting of The Milky Way includes Burleigh Sullivan and Kenneth Samuels. Class elections name senior Elaine Goodrich and others. Future Farmers initiate thirty five new members and Masque Club hosts lively initiation. Pep Club announces members and officers as school year begins with strong activity.
Ralph Rasmussen and family from Fort Duchesne visited Wednesday to attend the birthday anniversary of John T Rasmussen.
Mr and Mrs Reid Babcock welcome a daughter at La Point born September 29 and Mr and Mrs Carl Pope announce a Vernal girl born September 29 Mrs Pope formerly Miss Mary Hartle. Several residents recover from appendectomies and operations. updates include Mrs Don Twitchell recovering, Mrs Andrew Murray undergoing appendix removal, and Louetta Searle, Shirley Allen, and Shirley Fike advancing toward release. Henry Switchell remains in serious condition after a major operation. Rulon Anderson receives medical aid in Vernal. W OL Fletcher shows continued improvement at his Glines home.
Jane J Nelson, grand master of the IOOF Grand Lodge of Utah, arrived from Salt Lake City Tuesday evening. He conferred with the Vernal lodge on official visitation and met with the local IOOF on Wednesday evening.
The Kingsbury congregation holds church school at 10:00 am and morning worship with sermon at 11:00 am on Sunday at the Al Church.
Classified item lists modern furnished apartments at Rose Apts for rent and a horse and mule market in Chariton. Fred Chandler advertises a market in Tow s with cash offers for range horses heavier horses and mules.
Mrs Eugenia Huffaker Gardiner, 74, sister of Mrs Retta Johnston, died Friday in East Lake City of illness and old age. Funeral services were held Tuesday at the West Jordan LDS chapel with Bishop David M Hawn presiding.
Largli Tomat o A C Kidd reports that on Friday he played a tomato weighing one and a half pounds at a big farm two and a half miles east of the Vernal Mill. The variety is Tangermne and the tomato is yellow.
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