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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1937
Page
4
Fire Prevention Week urges action to reduce common home fire hazards. Ignorance and carelessness cause most fires from faulty heating to improper storage of fuels, electric appliance repairs, and flammable rags. Eliminate hazards to save money and lives.
Hares oe Airs and H Leroy Phelps visited relatives in Tanna this week. Glen Ixnight and Mrs Knight hosted relatives from Roosrovelt. Ashbys returned from Moon Lake with Mr. Ashby employed. A carnival is planned to raise funds for the new seminary with musical and dramatic events led by MIA. Eliza Anderson has been ill. Bee Nive girls hosted a party. Ruth Harrison Hazel Collin and Eisie Gardiner listed. Asher Evans heads to Brigham Young University. Ael Hunting arrived August 21 and begins work abroad. Karl I Goodrich improved Naples Store frontage and access. Kenneth Goodrich left to attend Utah State Agricultural College at Logan.
Francis Todd left for Logan to attend the USAC with his wife planning to join him soon. Glenn Walquist Raymond Wiscombe and Gecl ldenxins went to the USAG and Orden. W Russell Todd and Mrs. Todd went to Salt Lake for general conference. Aged Cook returned from Salt Lake with hogs. Mrs Edith Allred and sons move to Vera with James Allred. Orant Walquist headed to Idaho for work. mer Mannering visited Naples and Vernal, and Veter Detemasi went to Salt Lake.
Vernal Tailoring & Cleaning Company opened in the Redd building opposite Moab Garage on October 2. Earl J. Freeman and his family relocated from Vernal to Moab, bringing equipment to begin tailoring and alterations for southeastern Utah.
The ordinance provides holding of primary elections and nominations for mayor, city council, recorder, and treasurer in Vernal Utah. It outlines election timing, term lengths, convention and committee nomination processes, signatures, and certification. It establishes publication, ballots, objections, vacancies, and amendments, effective upon publication.
Residents of Ransely witnessed the northern lights on October 3 as R. A. Bryson visited October 1. Mr and Mrs Bryson received invitations to the consecration of Utah Bishop-elect Duane Hunt in Salt Lake City on October 28. Monsignor Hunt, former Vernal pastor, is noted for his friendships among Catholics and non Catholics. Patricia Jenn Hefley was born October 2 to Mr and Mrs H. E. Hefley.
Mr and Mrs Delmar Gardner attended the funeral of Delpha Rasmussen in Vernal. Fred Newmeyer of Lapoint was to Alterra Thursday.
The American Boy previews a new six man football created by Nebraska graduate student Stephen Epler to fit small schools. The game offers fast action, open play, and reduced injury risk, with schools adopting it daily. The issue also promotes The American Boy Official Handbook and subscription details for domestic and foreign readers.
Camp 1507 reports Chaplain Curtis visited on Sept 27 to discuss Our Records in the Book of Life. Former member George Robert Eyre visited Oct 2 from the University of Utah. Three men are selected to work for the Division of Grazing Junior Tacitating Personnel: Homer Robertson Glen Davidson John Prochko. Discharges include Walter Jones Sept 20 after four years, Clarence Richards Sept 30, Kenneth Davies Sept 30, and Wareld Richardson Sept 20 as they return to school or home.
Mrs. Martin Curtis of Fort Duchesne called on friends in Alterra Friday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Ercel Bingham moved from Lapoint farm and will spend winter nearby. Rice returned from Salt Lake with a plow for J. R. McKee of Txedelt. Mrs. Katherine Laws and baby visited Laws' mother Mrs. Davidson. Gerald Smith left for Helper on Friday to rematch for the winter.
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