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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1932
Page
8
A Democratica rally was held in Napies early this week near Considzon of Gusherwij in town Tuesday. Political activity was observed with attendees and speakers present at the event in a local setting.
A healthy baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs War oy Calder Bunday. The mother is doing nicely and both mother and child are reported in good condition.
Dr W W Levels of the Lewis Cpidl company of Price was in town during the week.
Mr and Mrs Wm Van Taassell of Pagoda Cole were visitors in tewrt over the weekend with unspecified activities noted in a brief society item.
Mr and Mrs Robert Marlman of Whiterocks were in town Friday for unspecified personal reasons, with no further details provided about their visit.
Ross Crandall of Salt Lake City visited the town on a Wednesday marked as 4 V for business. Crandall reportedly met with local officials to discuss potential ventures and investments during his stay.
Mr and Mrs Duard Campbell of Black Creek Colorado were in Vernal Friday. They attended local events and spoken with residents about plans for a return visit in the coming weeks.
Mrs William Ackhurst departed with her three children for Salt Lake City on a brief visit. The family plans to stay a short while, with arrangements left to Mrs Ackhurst and her sister.
Mr and Mrs Paul Davis of Payton arrived in Vernal Tuesday and are guests at the home of Mrs John N Davis.
Wallace and Itay Siddeway with Marion Batty Frank Sideway Lr. Eli Murphy and Curtis Dudley left this Thursday morning for a decry hunt as part of a local pursuit effort.
Large crowds and good programs were reported at Repul'can rallies in Lapoint Jensen Leota Dry Ierk and surrounding areas during the past week, reflecting steady enthusiasm for party events in local communities.
Charles Pope son of Don C Pone of Vere 741 and Mary Adeline Harris daughter of Charles F Wattle of Leeton were granted a marriage license by the county clerk on October 15.
Harold Colton son of Mr and Mrs Jewls Colton arrived in town last Friday while en route to Craig Cole to begin a new assignment with a steam shovel crew. He had been employed on a construction road project through Kinbach forest in Arizona.
Attorney Wallace Calder left for Frano and other Utah county points where he will be for a few days. He is a candidate for district attorney on the Republican ticket.
Dr and Mrs Earl Lewis relocate from Richfield to Vernal and plan to establish their home here. Dr Lewis will open offices in the Vernal Confectionery building.
Ruth Calder, studying at the Utah School of Beauty Culture in Bast Lake City, will arrive home Thursday. Miss Marjorie Hislop was the subject of Calder's recent beauty examination at the state capital.
Mr and Mrs Charlies R Hender xy spent the weekend visiting at the home of Mrs Hendersons parents in Willow Creek. They were accompanied by Mrs Ellis Merkley who visited with her husband who is teaching school there.
Mrs Harmon Sowards returned home last week from Salt Lake where she attended conference and visited with her daughter Hazel who teaches home economics at Granite High School. Mrs Sowards was accompanied by Mrs Anthon Cannon and baby Flora, and Miss Paula Strecker who visited her sister Hedulg in Murray.
Fussell Moffatt Squier and Lorna Geneva Johnson obtained a marriage license from County Clerk I. Wm Carlstrom on October 13 and were wed Sunday at the bride’s home. The ceremony was performed by Bishop J Clive Pavis.
At a weekly meeting the Ashley Upper Canal company heads decided to shift canal cleaning from spring to fall to avoid shutting off water in the spring and complete the work this fall.
Ted Littlefield head of the veterans bureau at Balt Lake City visited town on Wednesday to meet local officials and discuss veteran affairs.
Mr and Mrs Eldon Chipman of American Fork are visiting relatives and friends in Vernal this week.
Mrs Truth Bennion departed the fore part of the week for Pleasant Grove and other outside places to visit for a short time.
George F Walker in Pleasant Grove reports two weeks of field work and strong crops. He notes cry good harvest prospects and steady progress for the season.
Mrs Allan departed this Thursday morning for Portland Oregon to be with her husband who is there receiving medical care. She travels to support him during his illness and to assist with his treatment plan.
Arch Lewis Dr L Shimmin Walter Woolley Douglas Chew Gob Johnson and Hatard Woolley were among a party that left Wednesday for the mountains to hunt deer.
Miss Anna Wall, an employee of the Commercial Hotel, plans a vacation trip visiting Idaho and Montana. She will travel to see scenic sites and return with stories of her journey.
Forest Supervisor J O Stewart came back last week from Fort Bridger W360 where he had been supervising road construction projects.
Charles, Carter Harold, Clive, Paul and George Davis Joseph Cook, Paul Crandall, Gene Wrelst er, Ralph Alexander join a mountain deer hunt. The group traverses terrain pursuing this game with five or more named participants listed as hunters.
Miss Rowena Stringhay left on Sunday morning for Ogden where she will hold temporary employment and expects to begin nurse training soon.
Miss Grace Slaugh enrolled as a member of the TVA O at Logan. She won the BPWi club scholarship last spring and is employed as a typist in Prof Papocka's office.
Mrs Byron Thomas left Sunday to attend the adult leaders school in Utah. A good representation is reported attending from Duchesne county with several persons from Uintah county in prior years.
John Milburn recently installed commander of the Witbeck Post No 1 American Legion traveled to Roosevelt Wednesday evening to attend a special meeting with Lerion officials in that town.
Dr MacFarlane returns to resumed practice in CFDER City. He plans patient consultations and clinical work after a period away, signaling a reopened schedule and renewed availability for local residents seeking medical care.
The Utah State Road Commission called for bids Saturday on a $100000 road program in Duchesne County. The 1834 mile project will widen shoulders, add sub base and gravel, and pave approaches, with two sections: Duchesne to Antelope and Antelope to Myton. Nelson of Logan bid on College HI to Logan Canyon gravel work, while Ora Bunby of Ogden won the Ogden to North Ogden concrete paving contract.
A large crowd gathered Wednesday at the ward chapel for a PTA program presided by President Joseph and Dudley. Afterward, games and a library committee formed to pursue a diary for the school and community amid social events, showers, and political rallies in Jensen.
The annual institute of the state teachers association will be held next Thursday through Saturday in Salt Lake City. County teachers are allowed 40 days pay if they attend. schools may dismiss Wednesday evening for attendees, otherwise teaching continues. Refuge for pheasants to be established in Bot Cider County at Bear River mouth.
The Royal Neighbors met at Mrs Ine Caldwell’s home on Monday afternoon October 10 for a luncheon and gift exchange. Mrs Caldwell received a gift from the club, with ten members present plus special guests Mrs John Jorgensen and Mrs Willson Murray.
Lewis Yorrest Adams, grandson of Mr and Mrs George FH Adams, won a Utah state fair boxing medal. Adams and a verbal boy Wes attend Westminster College in Salt Lake City.
Rev W T Howes of Randlett and the Very Rev Yi A Post of St Marks Cathedral with Rev A Butcher of St Pats Chure, all of Salt Lake City, were in Vernal Saturday.
Natural Development Assa opens a new store in the James Knudson building in Brighan City. The opening marks expansion for the organization and brings local retail presence to a historic site. Community leaders attended the ceremony and welcomed customers to the space.
Bids were opened for the construction of a new road linking Parowan to Peragonah as officials seek the most economical and durable route. The project aims to improve transport and regional access with anticipated completion timelines and contractor qualifications to be announced.
The IA stage production The paldtes of the M I A played Tuesday night as Sunday school ended. Mr and Mrs John Georgio and child of Park City visited last week with Mr and Mrs Jim Barra. Georgio 98 and Barra’s son left Sunday to visit relatives. John Cook, Leland Angus, and Thomas Todd were chosen to supervise the relief road work. Marion forocks and Cook spent days last week moving sheep from Leota. A conference will be held in this ward Sunday.
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