Endentent Optimistic About Greater Unitran County
A Utah State Press Association member expresses an upbeat outlook on creating a bigger and stronger Unitatan County unit.
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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1934
Page
4
A Utah State Press Association member expresses an upbeat outlook on creating a bigger and stronger Unitatan County unit.
A call to Americans to read the Constitution and Bill of Rights amid attacks claiming it is outdated. The piece warns that criticism risks eroding rights and leading to dictatorship, urging study of its guarantees of liberty and representative government.
Ashley Bishop Alma Preece returned from Sault Lake after a conference. Mrs Alma Preece came back from Craig Colorado. Miss Hazel Long left for Boise to take hospital employment. Seve Murray arrived from Grand Junction with a leg abscess. Mr and Mrs Freestone returned from outside points for medical aid. Mrs Peter Long and Mrs W Powell hosted a stork shower for Mrs John Powell. The Peters children held a birthday gathering. A Roosevelt descendant visited a Garrison Home. Ada Withie visited the school on Mondays. Conferent meeting featured solos by Edna Rae Winn and Hone Seeley with Clark Larson and Vera Harrison speaking. Mrs Roy Lee and son Lynn came back from Salt Lake. Darrel Johnston continues remodeling adding two rooms.
A fragmentary report notes residents from the H S Tram ranch relocating to Vernal for summer work. Recaps include a dance at the lower Hie creek schoolhouse Saturday night with refreshments at midnight. Medical treatment referenced for a worker, and various locals traveling between Vernal and nearby areas.
On Tuesday Supt H S Olson and LeRoy Taylor visited Tridel with praise for rugged arteri al displays by school children. Missionary reports show ongoing work, Elza Harvey in West Virginia, Clyde Merkley moved to Louisiana, and Levi Kitchen opening a Tridel grocery. Elmer Morrill to drive a school bus. residents welcome safer commutes. MIA Mrs Wallis of Vernal visited. Lapoint school hosted a ball game with Tridell and Lapoint winning in girls indom baseball.
Mrs G J Broun of Victor Cole visits her parents Mr and Mrs J P Stevens. Ransom Stevens, in the US Navy, returns home after two years. Leonard Harris and Jon Alber attend the LDS conference in Salt Lake City on the Republican ticket. Several residents travel to Salt Lake for meetings, medical care, or conferences. irrigation board business and school meetings are noted.
An archeologist historic party led by Albert B Reagan and Charles Kelley toured Ouray Nine Mile Canyon and Green River sites over a weekend. They studied petroglyphs Indian ruins and Pawnee house construction near Ouray Fort Kit Carson and Fort Bridger reflecting on early Utah history and the Ashley expedition.
Reuben Wilson and Chas Bng ham worked on molas ses over the past week though yields were lighter than last year due to growth conditions. Mrs Bruce Calder and MITA stake board supervisor Bateman visited Mutual on Tuesday night. The program featured a male quartet with Knight Rasmus Harris Preston Weaver, a piano solo by Leonard Harris, and Garr Brough on harmonica.
Ouray rheap de Honk Stewart tracks cattle through water and many perish at a water hole. Six or seven head die, cattle removed from watering plats, while the community prepares for a dance at HEL Creek schoolhouse and a deer hunting trip. Nearby farms report forage and ensilage crops, and a tragic infant death is noted on the mesa northeast of Ouray.
Fragmentary ad voice claims a medicine cures stomach distress gas and indigestion with quick relief. It promises breath, natural ease, and end to discomfort after taking multiple bottles, citing dramatic health improvements and safety.
Uintah High School holds an assembly to honor last year’s track awardees Dee Curfew Clyde Hall Everett Williams Shirley Price and Neil Caldwell. Girls and Boys leagues elect officers, with Neil Caldwell president and Florence Hacking secretary for the boys, Thurza Alexander president Elaine Goodrich vice president for the girls. Faculty men play volleyball vs Naples. archery grows in popularity as season nears. A Uintah basketball trip to Alterra ended 22 to 2, with hopes of a stronger home showing next Friday at 2:30. Teachers attend Salt Lake conference, and a wedding dinner honors Clara Vernon wed to Other Headd of Rock Springs. The Vernon home hosts guests including President Calder and family. other local movements include home updates and school reopens after illness operations.
A community report notes a plunge project on the Lewis Timothy property north of Maecer Store with Albert Jones set as garage manager. The benefit dance for Thos Hall, who lost his home to fire, raised 44 dollars and was well received with Neva’s Band providing music. Local residents attend school, move, visit kin, and participate in church and community events with updates on travels and family news.
Advertising line for a printing shop offering business cards and bound catalogs. Highlights printing consulting as a first step and notes a price indicator of 96 cents.
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