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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1933
Page
8
Evelyn Green travels Thursday toward Salt Lake City to attend a conference, leaving home with plans to return after the event.
Miss Exelyn Williams was last seen in Salt Lake City and Payson while working as an operator at Sadles D Beauty Salon. Police request information about her whereabouts and condition.
Miss Joma Eaton departs last week to attend Brigham Young University this winter. She will reside with her sister Mrs Dugal Young.
Ralph Waggoner of Jensen went to Vernal on Tuesday seeking medical help. Mrs Wagoner has been suffering for several days with rheumatism.
An eight pound girl was born to Th and Mrs Douglas Chew of Jen s hn on October 3 at Vernal Thi is their third child Mother and babo are doing nicely
J TY Rich has returned to Ver Tl after accompanying his daughter Mrs Mark Cook to her home in Los Angeles California. Mrs Cook Lag has been visiting in Vernal for some time.
Mr and Mrs J C Anderson visited Provo over the weekend. Mr Anderson attended the Chamber of Commerce banquet Saturday night, honoring visiting Bain guests.
Major and Mrs R G Cooper spent Friday and Saturday in Salt Lake City and Provo. Mayor Cooper attended the Chamber of Commerce Ewiquet in Provo as representative of the Vernal Lions Club.
Mr and Mrs C S Gatter and their children left Wednesday for Salt Lake City to attend a conference. El Carter also travels to Provo for the district Scout convention Thursday night.
Glade Earl Peterson 12 and Neola et al were injured Saturday afternoon when they ran into an automobile driven by Dr Don James in Salt Lake City. The youth's condition was listed as serious due to a skull fracture and internal injuries.
Jack Rose, Melhin Thomas, Everett Massey Ashes Bowls and Francis Keys of the Utah Silver String orchestra returned last week from an engagement tour through Idaho, Wyoming, and Utah. They traveled via the Vernal Atanila highway and were greeted with a splendid reception, with great enthusiasm noted for the performances during the trip.
George T Watkins of Boston Globe connections spent a day in Vernal this week studying Mormon trek history and Utah history in general. He visited Greens Lake Eliming Gorge and Green River Gorge with Mr Wotsington and plans another visit to view the Dinosaur.
Ray Duke Pontha Calder and Wallace Calder travel to attend the annual Scout convention with Richard Jonsen joining them for the Thursday event.
Mr Henderson, a prominent figure with the Chamber of Commerce, attended the It me Conmung celebration in Provo on Saturday evening. The event drew visitors and local residents to the downtown area for community festivities.
Sunday Mr and Mrs W 38 Henderson spent the day in Tri dell accompanying Clara Marauna Fennington of Davenport Iowa and Mr and Mrs Charles Meikles.
Campbell Litster chairman of the UBIC ground committee traveled from Fort Duchesne to meet Uintah School Board official YMinnchy about extending school bus service to Toll Duchesne.
Mr and Mrs Charles Plox left this Thursday morning for Salt Lake City to attend a conference. Mr Fox will have his leg examined at the LDS hospital.
Registration class is scheduled Tuesday October 17 and Wednesday October 19. If your name is missing from the registration books you must register on one of these dates.
I F Sprageyes of Gusher visited Vernal last week and spoke with the Express. Mr Spriggs served 27 months and 77 days in a combat shock troop. He seeks veterans who also served in such units to get acquainted. Vernal plans November celebration in grand style honoring veterans.
Work under water superintendent Fank Hatch continues in Vernal to finish tying cast iron water pipes. City Council aims to complete the project at once to meet RECLOIN requirements and rushes the work to completion.
Indian summer days bring unusually warm weather through September with little moisture and clear skies after each night rainfall. Gardens irrigated to stay green show continued fruitfulness despite the dry spell.
The preliminary hearing of Toen E McNaughtan charged with grand larceny will be held before Justice of the Peace Charlie DeMiosy on Saturday October 14 at 10?4 p.m. The charge is brought by John L Siddoway.
Utah schedules a two month hunting period starting October 16 for birds and big game. Ducks open October 10 to December 15. deer October 20 to 30. elk November 8 to 22. Pheasant and quail dates pending but October 5 is targeted. several counties release birds. elk permits vary by region. licenses priced at two or three dollars with elk permits at ten dollars except Manti Fish Lake five dollars.
Marriage notices and social events from Vernal include Frank Emith Maeser announcing the marriage of his daughter Funice to W Delos Watkins, with a 10 o'clock ceremony at the groom’s home and a buffet supper. The piece also covers Masonic and ladies groups events, club meetings, a birthday dinner for Miss Marianna Henderson, and a sunrise breakfast hosted by the B P W club at Rock Point with multiple attendees listed.
The Ladies Auxiliars of the Wit beck Post No 2 held their first regular meeting of the season on September 27 at Mus Ward P White’s home. Officers elected include Mrs Vern McCarrell president and Mrs Robert Johnston Jr. First and second vice presidents were chosen, with installation to follow. A lunch was served and the next meeting set for October 11 at Mrs Johnston’s home.
Mos J W Reld of Payson announces the engagement of her daughter Evelyn Williams to Ralph G Alexander son of Mr and Mrs T Alexander of Vernal. The marriage will take place in the near future. Also a Parent Teachers meeting will be held with discussion of important problems and a splendid program. A re organization will take place.
The Naples Store and Service Station near Vernal was robbed Saturday night. A truck backed to the rear door and thieves carried away merchandise valued at least ten gallons of tobacco plus other goods. Manager Ke Goodrich reported the loss. no suspects were identified.
Furnished apartment for rent with reasonable rates. Contact Enos Ben Nion at the listed phone number for details.
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