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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1934
Page
5
Vernal residents share local updates as Bevell Massey brings a cherry blossom to the office. Kenneth Stringham heads to Provo for BYU study, and Don Fresher undergoes appendicitis surgery early this week. Community figures visit, and a registration reminder asks voters to check precinct names for the November 6 election.
Mrs Lawrence C Wall of Rand Lett is spending a few days in Ver nal for medical aid and treatment.
Three day business trip to Provo underway for Anderson and Clark Newell after leaving Monday. Lynn Smith of Salt Lake City faced a business issue late last week in Verna. B A Childs treated after appendicitis operation in Salt Lake City. Mark Roberts nursing injured finger and shoulder from asphalt plant work. On duty patrolmen Vorn Davis and Arthur Heavener from the State highway patrol traveled through Vernal, visiting Price. Merris Cook, son of Mark N Cook of Naples, left this week for a mission to the East Central States.
William Karren traveled to Chicago for a fair visit and plans to drive home a newly purchased car upon his return. He will test drive the vehicle before bringing it home.
R W Mosel of Denver has been employed by Newton Bros as saddle maker. Mosel was accompanied by his sister Elizabeth Thompson who will spend the winter here.
C P Maughan, Uintah school board member, plans to study forestry at Weber College in Ogden, entering the program to further his knowledge in forest management and rural education initiatives.
Ashel Evans son of Mrs Leura Frans of Naples ward departed Thursday for Salt Lake City where he will be set apart to fulfill an LDS mission in the Southern States.
Mr and Mrs George Ashton of Randlett visited Vernal on Wednesday and plan to depart soon for Southern California to spend the winter.
Mrs W Earan of Salt Lake and her daughter Mrs Minnie Perry of Los Angeles are listed during the past week with Mrs Vera Witbeck and Mrs Fgana daughter.
Roiest Adams the grandson of Mr and Mrs George E Adams has begun his first year of college work at Westminster College in Salt Lake City Utah.
Mr and Mrs E T Corless entertained at dinner Sunday with guests including Mr and Mrs Victor Johnson of Santa Cruz California Mr and Mrs Guy Samuels and Mr and Mrs Ruion Hacking attending a family reunion in the community society notes
Mr and Mrs Perrie S Murray of Walcott Wood operate Mlung station at that place renewed their subscription to the Express this week and sent greetings to their Vernal friends.
Mr and Mrs Victor Johnson of Santa Cruz California returned to her home Monday after a two weeks visit here with Mrs Corless, her parents, and Mr and Mrs Robert Johnson, Mrs Johnsons parents.
Dr Weldon EK Bullock traveled from Salt Lake City to meet Mrs Bullock and her parents Mr and Mrs Kenton of Oakland California. The Kentons will visit here for a short time.
Mr and Mrs Wallace Johnson Jeffson left Thursday for East Lake City to attend conference. After the conference they will travel to California for a six month LDS church mission. George C. Caldwell injured his foot at Long Park reservoir last week while chopping lumber. his axe glanced and cut his feet, requiring five stitches. he is improving. The Vernal First Ward Relief Society opens social on October 6 with music and refreshments. Mrs John Chew of Pol Crees visited Vernal. Creu arrived in Jensen and found laughter. Mrs Ixia ing vio 3 tere from Gallup and W A L Icus works among Navajos and Pueblo Indians. her son will stay with sister Mrs Jean Robinson in Jensen during the war work. If Lots arrive from the East soon.
Arche Johnson Peterson and A Theodore Johnson left Thursday for Salt Lake City to attend the general conference of the LDS Church.
In Vernal on Wednesday, Attorney Rev Dilman of Flease yelf aided in handling routes for home steer projects related to Amasa C Caldwell of Jensen.
Lee Harley Straser of Dickson Wyoming and Irene May Moore of Savers Wyoming received a marriage license at the County Clerk’s office on September 27. Cthe B Feadd of Rock Springs Wyoming and Clara HE Vernon Aguehter of Mr and Mrs W P Vernon were issued a license on Tuesday October 2.
Mr and Mrs A M Garnett of Salt Lake City were night visitors in Vernal. Mr Garnett served as stenographer for the federal hearing concerning the Caldwell homestead contest.
R S and S Knor of the federal land department Salt Lake City presided over a Wednesday hearing at the Vernal courthouse regarding the homestead contest of Amasa Caldwell.
Robert Witmer Frank Gerber Sam and Charles Howell returned Friday from Gunniton Cole where they spent the summer placer mining. They report their summer's work netted them wages. Mr Witmer is again busy at his in shop.
Sheriff J Emery Johnson and County Commissioners W L Fletcher Wills L Johnson LeRoy Goodrich and County Clerk traveled from Carlstrom to Salt Lake City today to attend an official meeting.
Eversene layman and engineers praise the paving work as asphalt extends east from Vernal toward the Colorado state line. The current segment hints at the road’s future reach and impact.
Ralph Waggoner from Jensen attends business connected with a community auction to be held here on October 20. He believes such sales will generate strong interest in disposing of surplus property.
Mrs Edna Paulson formerly of Jensen now in Farmington NM has visited relatives for several days. On her return her son Lloyd who has been here in summer will accompany her. Her eldest son Eam is attending the University of Utah as a freshman. Mrs Paulson enjoys living in her new home.
A family supper turns tense as Johnny teases about a soldier friend who called on his sister and wore army clothes. The sister blushes, parents scold, and Johnny sobs as the room clears. The anecdote centers on arm details and military attire.
In remarks Woolley praised former Congressman Don B Colton and urged his return to Washington as Utah Senator. He warned against surrendering constitutional checks and balances and stressed independence of Congress from executive overreach.
An article recounts how the cassava plant root yields tapioca. It notes the root’s milky sap is highly poisonous and dangerous to eat raw but becomes edible when heated or processed, a discovery linked to an explorer in tropical America.
A republic rests on voters choosing public officials with character and means to sustain an ordered society under the Constitution. The author warns that yielding to transient demands harms the nation and that government must resist populist impulses to avoid destruction.
Frank Bock urges Vernal readers to promote a driving trip eight to ten miles from Vernal to Dry Fork Canyon and Ashley Creek to view ancient cliff dwellings, head hunter rock art, and Pueblo remains. He frames the sites as a longstanding, dramatic historic attraction, urging signage, local business cooperation, and tourism development centered on the Head Hunters and Pueblo records.
The Utah county Democratic organization backs Roosevelt era recovery and NRA policy. Speakers Mr Arnovitz and Mr Lambeaux praise unity and the New Deal, urge continued support, and highlight platform items from tax reform to liquor regulation.
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