Mr and Mrs Joseph Ifsalem Visit Vernal
Mr and Mrs Joseph Ifsalem of Jensen were business visitors in Vernal on Saturday.
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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1932
Page
8
Mr and Mrs Joseph Ifsalem of Jensen were business visitors in Vernal on Saturday.
Bigshop and Mra J Chee Davy left Thursday morning for East Lake City, traveling from their hometown to attend a scheduled visit. The trip appears routine with no reported incidents or delays.
Mr and Mrs B and Welly of Jensen were in town Saturday on bu be.
Mr and Mrs Ilugh Owens of Randlett were business visitors in town on Monday. They called on local merchants and discussed upcoming projects in the area.
Calvin Jorgensen and MO Larson of Leota were in town Monday to attend the board of education meeting.
Communion and sermon services will be held at St Pauls Church Sunday morning at 1600 oclock according to Ney John Leacher.
Mr and Mrs 8S Carter left Thursday morning for the Blate fair and to attend conference.
Mr and Mrs Alexander returned the forepart of the week from Colorado where they had been for several days on business.
Arthur Woolley departed this week for Cedar City Utah to enroll at Snow Hermal College for the winter term.
Attorney Kugh W Colton came back Tuesday after visiting Salt Lake City since Sunday. Mrs Colton remained for a brief stay in Salt Lake City.
Miss Heeler Henderson and Miss Gladya Slaugh returned Saturday from Provo. While away they visited East Lake City Logan and points in Idaho.
A junior Democratic club was organized last week with Clyde John as president Hallie Wills as vice president Lee Sowards as secretary and LeeOra Freestone as treasurer.
The group motored to Manila on Monday including Mr and Mrs John Hacking Mrs Wilson Murray Mrs Leo Caldwell and Harry Seeton. While there they visited with Mr and Mrs Ert Herdy.
Haller and Witbeck returned from Denver where Haller topped the market on September 10 with a 78 pound average and six cents a pound. The next shipment price fell. Witbeck later topped Kansas City selling $1410 before the crash, with indications the market will improve says Witbeck.
CB Cluff, a post office inspector based at headquarters in Price, traveled to Vernal on Monday for official business.
Eugene and Ercel Johnson left today for Salt Lake City to attend a conference.
Harry McClanshan and Miss La Von Morrison begin duties as clerks at the JOC Penny Store, expanding staff as the shop welcomes customers.
Local brief notes a case involving Mra Garrett in town scheduled for today Thursday. No other details available from the fragment.
Harland and Aubra Hodgkinson left Tuesday afternoon for East Lake City to attend the state fair and related conference. The trip centers on events at the fairgrounds with plans to return after the meetings.
Mrs Lynn Foss returned to Ver nal Wednesday after spending several days in Duchesne. Mrs Foss was formerly Miss Merle Massey.
Jesse A Haws a clerk at the post office will depart Friday for East Lake City to enter Yetrans hospital for medical treatments.
Mrs Nelle Bills, proprietor of the Vernal Cafe, returned to her home after spending part of the week visiting Meeker, Colorado, her former residence.
Wm F McKee stayed overnight at the home of Mr and Mrs Tran Batty and left Thursday morning for his home in Midvale.
Vern Olsen, owner of Olsen Shoe Shop, narrowly escaped serious injury when his horse stumbled and fell on his foot on Friday evening, bruising it badly during the ride home.
Mr and Mrs Ivan Batty and their two children depart today for East Lake City to attend a conference and visit Mrs Batty's father Joseph A McKee before returning.
Mr and Mrs George Knapp and daughter Elva of Range Colorado were overnight guests of Mr and Mrs A A Weeks on Monday. They returned to their home on Tuesday.
Miss Beaird was admitted to the hospital nurses training school among 600 applicants. She was one of 50 selected, with her address listed as Salt Lake City.
Ivan Gardner of Jensen, chairman of the employment committee, visited Vernal on Tuesday to discuss building a sidewalk along the Victory highway in Jensen. He was accompanied by his daughter Iris.
Miss LaVera Harrison daughter of Mr and Mrs John Harrison of Ashley left today for California where she will attend school this winter.
Mr and Mrs A Theodore John accompanied by Archie John and Mrs Merrill Henry and Mrs Ernest Laton left today for Salt Lake City.
Mayer R C Cooper and County commissioners W H Silddoway Ernest Eaton and W I Fletcher returned Friday evening from Salt Lake City where they had been nearly all week on business.
Rodney Schofield of Manila son of Mr and Mrs Willard Schofield and Miss Marryin Lula Atwood of Naples daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph P Atwood were granted a marriage license by county clerk L L Wr Carlstrom on October 3.
Bam Fratto of Sunnyside and Miss Zora Stewart of Jensen daughter of Mr Hugh Stewart and Mrs Hugh Stewart were granted a marriage license on October 3 by county clerk Sam Carlstrom.
President and Mrs Calder and Mrs Olsen and Mrs Davis left Wednesday morning for Salt Lake City to attend the State Fair and confer.
Miss Allee Pederson home demonstration agent from Uintah County travels to Salt Lake City Wednesday with four 4-H club girls to showcase demonstrations at the Utah State Fair.
Social notices in Vernal detail Utopia Club banquet with husbands at Commercial Latel and a post banquet gathering at Mrs F J Young home. Gleaner girls meet at Mrs Harold DD Davis home to read The White Bird Flying. Republican study group to meet October 15 with Judge A V Watkins as speaker.
Charles Wise of the Hotel Escalante Jensen transacted business in Vernal on Tuesday regarding materials and supplies for the hotel. Wise is making several improvements to the property.
Zelph and Calder opened offices in the Uintah State Bank building. Calder is a University of Utah Law School graduate and practices as a fee attorney affiliated with the Democratic party.
Tom Thomas of Greendale visited Mr and Mrs A A Weeks on Monday and Tuesday. He owns a farm in Greendale and reports very good crops there.
W Clide and Company submitted the low bid for excavation on the Sunnyside section reservoir project named Robert N Haskin. The work is to improve the Kenworth Highway and is to be completed by year end.
A group of California men took over the interest of George Maltey in an old property located on a dome east of Castle Dale. The action signals a transfer of ownership and control affecting local landholdings.
Work on graveling a 15 mile stretch of Highway No 50 from here north to county line is set to begin shortly. Authorities say the project will improve road conditions and traffic flow for local motorists and through travelers.
County agent urges dairy farmers to shelter cows on frosty nights. Provide clean straw, hay, and chopped grain in mangers, plus beets or carrots for winter readiness. Proper comfort maintains milk production and reduces losses in fall transition.
Reports show Gilen Kelly acquiring an Associated Gasoline Station on Main Street in Brigham City with about 10000 dollars to be spent on the Latina Fishlake highway. American Fork prepares mining work, Alpine scenic forest road 75 miles planned to connect Salt Creek Forest Road with Payson Canyon Road, and Ogden eyed by Commander Larabee Corp for a flour mill in Minneapolis. Cedar City hosts a community fair, Monticello advances 15 miles of US 450 from Thompson, Beaver installs new ore handling mills, Salt Lake bids for airport access grading, and Moab repairs a bridge over Court House Wash costing about 6 dollars.
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