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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1934
Page
5
Local residents and visitors frequent Vernal this week with diverse stops. Joe French and families travel through Vernal, reg istration days approach for a key election, and several named residents from Rock Springs Tridel Jensen and Salt Lake City areas call on the Vernal Express.
G Maurice Romney of Silt Lake visited Vernal with Mr and Mrs WB Wallis on Wednesday. Romney is a brother in law of Mr Wallis.
Don Young oversees the transient camp near the Dingbat National Monument as he travels through Vernal to collect winter provisions for the camp.
A PTA meeting for Uinta High School parents and teachers will be held at the high school auditorium on Wednesday. The meeting time and additional details were announced by secretary Ralph Biddowa.
Dr J E Frotddus and C S Pul ver of the Utah State museum association spent Saturday and Sunday in the Browns park section taking pictures. They left for Salt Lake Monday and will return this Thursday.
C A Broome of Quray, visiting Vernal Tuesday, said work on the Quray bridge is ongoing and the structure is planned to be completed some time this winter.
V on Rice, supervisor of music in the West Uintah district schools, was a Vernal business on Wednesday. Mr Rice was appointed to the position recently and reports splendid results already.
Mr and Mrs O H Clifford from St John Washington visit Mr and Mrs E M Schmid. Mrs Clifford and Mrs Echmig are sisters. Their mother Mrs Tatum is in poor health at the present time.
President and Mrs H B Calder attended sessions of general conference in Salt Lake City. Mrs Calder left for the opening of conference a few days earlier than Mr Calder to be present at the Relief Society sessions.
Mr and Mrs Calder and Gran Calder depart Tuesday for a three week vacation in the Central States. David will attend a dairyman's convention in Cleveland Ohio and Grant will attend a convention in Chicago. They will also visit the Worlds Fair before returning home.
Otter and Bishop John Hair traveled to Salt Lake City on Friday for conference events. He met his son Don, a student at USAC Logan and Salt Lake, while Mr Carter planned a trip to St George to visit wife and daughter before returning. A Uintah county relief survey shows 2943 percent of population on relief rolls, $24,195,860 quarterly, average $13.87 per case monthly. Duchesne county relief 43.40 percent, $44,705 quarterly, average $12.35 per case monthly. Only 22.47 percent of Uintah relief cases were on work relief.
Mr and Mrs Lemon of Denver praise Denver street conditions and supervise over two hundred workers in paving. Producers Distributing Corp plans weekly produce purchases with Vernal HQ at the former Standard Market. Mrs Derr of Lapoint and Mr Perry report poisoned oats killing cattle, horses, and a cow herd. Sheriff Johnson now handles the case.
C H Hartlett a member of the Farm Loan adjustment committee and a Democratic county assessor nominee spent Tuesday and Wednesday in Vernal for committee business. Principal A C Caldwell of Jensen Grammar School and his wife accompanied Mrs Ona Hackett for medical attention. Mrs Hackett was very ill but improving rapidly.
Mrs Stewart of Jensen and her son Ezra visited Vernal on Tuesday to see Mrs John Wilherson.
Ada Winder is announced as the recipient of the Vernal Business and Professional Women scholarship for 1994. The award, given annually to a graduating UHS student, is registered with the LDS college.
George O Massey Sr returns Tuesday from the mountains where he tended his cattle herd he reports evidence of a man caused incident in one day and notes losses due to predatory animals including homicide in the area.
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