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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1938
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR item mentioning a constable and dates in Worthtaebnal and nearby areas. The readable bits show a constable and a few place names with unclear details. This record preserves the basic observed entities and probable event framing without inventing specifics.
In the 4th Judicial District Uintah County Utah State of Utah v Jennie Hawley Administratrin of Earl D Hawley Deceased. Sheriff sale on Oct 29 1938 at 2 pm at front door Uintah County Courthouse Vernal Utah of 69 acres including water rights 62 shares in Dry Guln Irrigation Co and appurtenances. Notices to creditors due Nov 30 1928. Also unrelated local items and notices listed.
Mrs LaRoy Hatch, recovering from an appendicitis operation, grew ill Saturday. Mr Hatch took her to Valley Hospital in Vernal, where she will stay two weeks. LeRoy Hatch returned from Vernal Wednesday. Several Jensen residents, including Mr and Mrs R C Thorne and Jean Nell, and Ann Bryson of Los Angeles, visited Jensen. Gilbert and Phyllis Brown hosted Jennie Johnson of Vernal for a few days. Ranch activity kept many busy with threshing, haying, and grazing meetings across Willow Creek and Ouray.
Mrs Licht, daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur Corless, and Mr and Mrs C Dorman of McKinnon Way announce the birth of a baby girl on October 12. Mrs Dorman is cared for at her sister Mrs Elmer Bwet's home. The YMMIA was organized Sunday with Arvil Allred, supervisor.
The Re Yef Society ladies gathered Tuesday afternoon at the ward chapel for their regular work meeting. Primary officers met at the Fletcher home, with Mrs Martin Fletcher presiding. Refreshments were served, and a lovely gift was given to the honored guest. Attendees included Mrs Tora, Mrs Deze Billings, Mrs Fear Almper, Mrs Zelda Gariiner, Mrs Della ico OBirs, Marvel Perry, Migs Enid Reki, and Miss Reva Cook. A special assembly program followed. The Daughters of the Pioneers sponsored a matinee in Salt Lake. proceeds support the Memorial building. Miss Fern Ross, teaching in Carbon county, visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sim Hoss.
Readable fragments show a family gathering at the Kantstanaux home with the Tayloes and Lapaint children visiting. Mentions of Foster, Ethel Tayloe, Mr and Mrs Sohnson, and Duchesne appear in a scattered account about a student program and a rally. Details are unclear due to garbled text.
Mrs Harold Mettee entertained on Thursday afternoon in honor of her son Hoy’s sixth birthday. Attendants played games, and refreshments were served. Several local families made visits to nearby homes, and many residents attended UEA activities in Salt Lake City.
The proposed amendment to Utah's constitution revises how proceeds from federal lands and other sources fund common and public schools. It creates the Uniform School Fund, allocates timber and mineral revenues, and sets tax and distribution terms to support district schools, high schools, and related districts with statewide timing and implementation details. The secretary of state is directed to submit the measure to voters at the next general election.
A joint resolution from the Utah Legislature proposes amending a constitutional section on taxation rates and distribution. The text references Article XVI and Section 7, seeking changes approved by voters in 1930, with details incomplete due to damaged OCR.
Certification by the Secretary of State confirms a proposed constitutional amendment from the 1937 Utah legislature. It details two thirds support, election timing, and ballot appearance at the general election in November. The document records the amendment title, purpose to regulate safety in state aided works, and official seal dated August 26, 1928.
The readable text shows a garbled note mentioning names, places, and numbers without clear context. It hints at a meeting or event but lacks coherent details or structure. No decisive outcomes or actions are evident from the fragment.
A range of county fair ballots shows judges clerks and constables for No 4 through No 12 precincts. Notable names include Dudley Garancee Wake Loom Oral Peterson and Harold Dare with George A AlQUay as organizers.
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