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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1932
Page
4
Publication header from a Utah paper noting William T Wallis as publisher and affiliations with oil interests in Uintah County. Includes postal details, classification, and associations with press groups.
Mr and Mrs Ted Baiser welcomed a baby daughter born Saturday October 8 while mother and infant rest at Jay Park’s home. The 60 serious illness of Harold McKee’s son improves. Clyde and Lorna Oaks report travel to Bast Lake City and a beauty course in Utah. Duchesne visitors include Lynn Reynolds family at Dr Fred Reynolds. Hoyal Alien stays with Wallace Oaks for winter. Ed Bodily improves after illness. John Uolfeltz visits Lapoint. Caldwell infant very sick, funeral services held for Bodily infant. graveside dedication by Chris Bodily. Several neighbors attend Mutual Dream station change. Bodily family funeral in Macser cemetery.
The column records enrollment at BYU Provo where Jensen Poh ate le ate ee and Miss Lucy Dudley, daughter of Mr and Mrs Andrew Dudley, join the college. Also mentions parishioners Hf FR Wil, Werren L Billings, Zinha Wellman ert, and I Ds conference trip to Salt Lake City. Local weather notes report Green River rise and a genuine freeze on October 4 plus damaged crops.
Community updates report talks at the church Sunday evening. Afyrtie Erekson and Den and Velma Bernion attended the Fair in Salt Lake City. Farmers bring in cattle, road work on Erekson corner, and several residents and guests are mentioned with small travels and injuries.
Rand cldy North Carolina engineers return from Cockleburr road camp and plan to move on to Wyoming for a new road project. Miss Leila Chatwin laments Jensen news items being overlooked while studying in Los Angeles. Alice Pederson demonstrates for girls at PT A meeting in Vernal.
Improvement day at the school included moving and repairing playground equipment and refreshments. A school fair featured music by Mrs FE WM Ghandler and a children's dance. many local residents attended various events and visits, while Leonard Harris returned from Denver and Roy Taylor attended a Salt Lake conference.
Activities at the ward chapel include instruction work and remodeling under the supervision of the ward men and Mr and Mrs Faun Eaton. In Manila Mary Potter serves as vice president of the student body of the senior class.
Uintah High reports a pep rally with the Goats and Pep girls, cheerleaders named, and a football game where Carbon defeated Uintah 13 to 0 with a late Uintah rally. Initiation events for the Boys Pep club included a long prank procession and dungeon initiation, followed by a supper at Jenney Johnston’s.
Alma Burst announce the arrival of a fine baby gal born Friday October 7 to gladden their home Mother and babe are doing nicely. Henry W Winward and two children left for Salt Lake City to seek medical care for their son Lloyd M. Simper entertained the Bee Hive girls at a house party with fifteen attending and refreshments served.
Monday four oclock initiations by the Ag club charter members trap new members in Cam pbell s truck and drive to a canyon AS 869 where the group cheers and gasps erupt at each trick after two hours the initiates endure soreness and watermelons then receive a raw eye and a dusk upper arena announcement followed by silence and a feast of candy they sing as advisors are escorted away amid a bustling rural community notes from Mira Andrew Atsood to Aretta Ssmu and local families moving and hosting gatherings in CedarDen Green River and Deep Creek areas with various social events and road work updates
A notice instructs contributors to submit news items by Sunday or Monday to ensure timely publication and earlier mail delivery on Thursday afternoon. The guidance emphasizes tighter deadlines to improve printing efficiency.
Traffic Officer L J Fryer with Sheriff Emery Johnson Marshal Lafe Richardson and Clare Johnson checked cars in Vernal to enforce headlight laws. Of 78 cars tested October 5 most had violations. 42 found defective. Next night 104 tested, 40 defective. Some cars showed glare or only one light and some had no lights.
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