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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1932
Page
4
A second class mail notice from Vernal Utah dated March 13 1909 under an act of March 3 1475 records a government posting regarding mail classifications and fees.
A profile notes the subject's stance as independent in politics the shift toward public service and community focus. It highlights affiliations with state and national press associations and a record in editorial work within Uintan County.
Monday news round up from Vernal and surrounding areas includes Ella Boyle attending a funeral in a neighboring town after her rooter died. Local residents James Nelson and family return from Summit County for winter. Birthday joy for Jean Hansen and social events hosted by The Mist A and The Rebel Society.
Mrs William Ferguson returned home from Verna with her new baby improved health. Miss Leora Eklard and Woodrow Stephens wed at Salt Lake temple. Mr and Mrs Lesie Tiarn welcomed a baby boy. all well. GW P Ellsworth visited Vernal for road work. E D Lewis toured Salt Lake for fruit. Duck season opened with light activity near Roosevelt and Verna. Local folks seek road work.
Chet Martinsen purchased the ex Speratove home on Victory street near the Lloyd Stewart ranch. The Wild Rose Club entertained Friday with Mrs Hilda Morgen as hostess. The semi arrival elected officers included Miss Mame Nelon president and Mrs Ef fie Wise secretary. Thirteen members and one guest attended. Miss Mildred Batley returned from Salt Lake City after attending her father's funeral. The Escalante chapter of the Daughters of Utah Pioneers held a small meeting with about thirty eligible Jensen residents. visitors from Vernal included Mila Cook Nay Wenderson Oret Tenney Calder and Mrs Circle Hatch. The duck scent opened with.
The Jensen region reports no killing frost by early October with the river low and fields active. Local families, visitors, and travelers share updates from Jensen and Vernal, including school plans, hotel improvements, threshing mishaps, cattle movements to Rifle Colorado, and a wedding in Price on October 1, 1932 with a reception to follow.
An article notes a young couple ceremony held at the ward chapel on Friday evening in October. The report mentions the couple and the setting but provides few additional details.
The California firm continues coring below 6000 feet at Rangely, moving into the Starngely field with a portable camp and new equipment. Despite cold weather and winter delays, drilling advances with 9 and 13 inch casing and core barrels as staff from California aids progress. Local visits and community notices follow, detailing residents and church events.
Mr and Mrs L G Noble attended a Mutual meeting Tuesday evening where Mrs Noble delivered an interesting lesson on drama. Officers were visiting the group during the event.
The third to sixth grades at Fort Duchesne School elected officers led by president Lowell Duval and vice president LaRne Haynes. Geneveve Haynes named athletic manager for girls and Edward White for boys. The school aims to reward students with dictionaries from Verna Express as part of upcoming events.
Sponsor Editor Miss Ruth Hart notes Friday assembly organized classes. Freshies elect Ruth Caldwell president Ted Woolley vice president Dan Oaks secretary. Sophomores plan Freshie day. Juniors name Kathyrn Davidson girls athletic manager Merle Allen and Orvil Hullinger as cheerleaders. Seniors select Mary Helen Hacking and George Galloway athletic managers. Pep clubs gain class reps as school resumes with strong participation.
Miss Calder leads a class trip to a creamery truck with a hundred percent turnout. At four o clock the girls ride in, enjoy a dusty bumpy trip, and Mr Sowards serves fresh melons. They return with rinds saved for watermelon preserves.
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