Seeley of Guray Reported in Ver mal
The item notes that Seeley from Guray was in Ver mal at the start of the week, with no further context or details provided.
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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1931
Page
8
The item notes that Seeley from Guray was in Ver mal at the start of the week, with no further context or details provided.
Mrs Ada Kelly Lambert is reported to be under observation for a medical condition at Ashley Valley Hospital on Monday. Details on diagnosis or treatment were not released.
Miss Reba Eaton is employed in the county recorder’s office at Tours Howe.
Delton Woods spent the week visiting his grandmother Mrs Eliza Woods in Roosevelt. The trip highlights family time and proximity between Delton and his grandmother.
Mr and Mrs Paul J Davis and family of Payson are visiting Mr and Mrs J W Davis.
Crandall of Salt Lake City formerly connected to Fort Duchesne was in Pennsylvania on business during the past.
Afr and Brrl Curtis Horrocks announce the birth of a daughter who arrived Monday to gladden their home.
Arthur Wall and WFP Duncan of Rock Springs Wyoming were in Vernal for business activities over the weekend, meeting local contacts and discussing matters of mutual interest.
Redmond of the State tax commission and D H Hillman the State bee inspector, both from Salt Lake City, were in Vernal recently on state business.
R A Bryson finished a business trip to Center Colorado and returned home Sunday. He was accompanied home by Mrs Walter Barnes who will visit here a few days with friends and relatives.
Mr and Mrs Nolan Hollingshead depart Sunday afternoon for Milford to spend a ten day vacation. They plan a deer hunt during their break. They formerly resided in Milford.
The Vernal First Ward Ftelle Society announces a dinner and bazaar to be held in December. Lunches will be served at noon for children and dinner for adults.
Rev George Guild of Vernal, commander of the eastern Utah district of the American Legion, attended the Price meeting last Thursday. Price on
Two government doctors from Montana arrived last week to investigate sheep ticks and tick fever. They report finding a tick in Montana whose bite is fatal and note an experiment comparing impacts between Montana and this locality.
Fred Hardy of Roosevelt traveled to Vernal on business Tuesday, meeting local contacts and handling unspecified errands. The brief trip was described as routine business engagement with no notable events reported.
Miss Gladys Siaugi is announced as a new employee at JCPenney. The store adds her to its customer service and sales team.
Frank Roberta served as postmaster in Leota on Tuesday following an internal decision. The appointment focuses on local mail operations and service coverage for the Leota area.
Mrs Irvin Eaton, once in critical condition with pneumonia, is improving gradually after a period of serious illness.
Mr and Mrs David Calder wrap a weeklong honeymoon traveling through California and the Northwest. They plan to resume normal routines Thursday after their journey.
Donald Barr of Clifton Colorado spent the weekend in Vernal. Barr formerly resided in Vernal and served as a telegraph operator at the Uintah Railway office.
Emil Suede Sundquist of Uintah Gas Company along with George Rhodes and Verdin Johnson departed Monday for a deer hunt in the Uintah mountains.
A girl was born Saturday to Mr and Mrs HE Mindenhall of American Fork. The Mindenhalls previously lived in Verna. Mrs Mendenhall and Mrs Ray Duke of this city are sisters.
Mr and Mrs Ernest Winn and Mrs May Lachapelle of Salt Lake City Mr and Mrs Bert Hardy of Manila and Mr Cora Templeton of Colorado attended the funeral services for Joseph Tiardy last week in the area.
J Anderson manager of Utah Power and Light travels to Provo on business. Morning Tide Company moves its line back from US 40 sunset to the Enos Bennion property east end to make room for a new road.
Mrs 8 DBD Cotton from Salt Lake City arrived in Vernal Saturday to visit friends and relatives. Her niece and husband Sir and Mrs Flain Smith escorted her back to Salt Lake City on Sunday as she enjoys extensive entertainment from local friends and kin.
The Salt Lake City Teachers Institute attracted a list of attendees including Mr and Mrs L. G Noble, Mr and Mrs Ells Wilcox, Mr and Mrs John E McNaughton, Mr and Mrs Ralph Siddoway, Mr and Mrs W 5B Wallis, and others such as Coy Fife Ruth Hart Carl Davia Vera Calder and H S Olsen. Additional participants included Mr and Mrs Reed Morrill, Gwendolyn Hanson, Glen Guymon, Don MecConkie, and Charles Colton.
Ernest Johnson is employed as a 23 deputy county treasurer at the courthouse.
Mr and Mrs E. H Belcher of East Lake City have been visiting relatives here.
Frank Postma is employed at the Allen Cash store during the absence of Mr Hollingshead, stepping in to handle duties until Hollingshead’s return.
Donald Marland, a young rancher from the White River section a5 in Vernal, is profiled as a prominent figure in the early 20th century agricultural community.
Mr Bailey of Provo is a guest at the home of Mr and Mrs J N Davis, sharing time and hospitality in a cordial visit.
Mrs. Kermit Young assists at the Vernal Drug store during Henry B Millecam’s deer hunt absence.
Alva Barnett left Sunday morning for Denver to see his mother Mrs Flobert Witmer. He was accompanied by his wife and baby.
Mr and Mrs Chas Lewis returned home from Salt Lake City where Mr Lewis attended a teachers institute. Mrs Lewis also visited Salt Lake City and Park City with her mother during the trip.
Evan Bodily, son of Chris Bodily of Gusher, underwent tonsil removal Monday and was rushed to the hospital Tuesday after developing pneumonia.
Mr and Mrs E G Collyer of Decatur Illinois arrive with their son William Collyer for a winter stay, plans to remain here through the season.
Gerald Slaugh, son of Mr and Mrs William Slaugh, injured his hand while playing in a sheep wagon. Nine stitches were required to close the wound.
Leon P Christenser left Tuesday morning for Salt Lake City to attend the Utah Water Storage Commission monthly meeting of which he is a member. He returned Wednesday evening.
Mrs Ted Bennion and Mrs Clea Nelson left Sunday for Salt Lake City to spend a few days with friends and relatives. Mrs Nelson will also visit in Mt Pleasant.
Mr and Mrs John Jorgensen, proprietors of the Commercial hotel, are spending ten days hunting deer in the Lewis Allen country on O4 mond mountain. They left Sunday and expect to return November 1.
Mr and Mrs Edwin Austin of Cranford Colorado visited relatives last week and left for East Lake on Sunday with Mrs Sarah Rudge sister of Mr Austin to visit Mr and Mrs John Austin.
Mr and Mrs J N Davis receive visitors Mr and Mrs H Gillett from Salt Lake City at their home. The guest couple are staying in the city for a short visit.
Miss Blanche Seeley who has taught at Ft Duchesne was transferred to the Maeser School on Monday.
Mark Freestone son of Mr and Mrs James Freestone arrived home on October 9 after completing a mission in Mexico and Los Angeles. He served overseas in religious or community work and was warmly welcomed back by family.
C H Gillett of Salt Lake City, Mr Batley of Provo, Paul J Davis of Payson, C S Carter, Harold Davis and R A Bryson left Monday morning for Diamond Mountain to enjoy a week of deer hunting.
Tridell Glines and Vernal Sec ond wards led early Sunday submissions in the Era drive their publicity managers receive praise for prompt work and organized reporting reflecting strong local involvement.
Superintendent 1 S Olson returned home Sunday from Salt Lake City where he attended the State teachers Institute. He was accompanied home by Misses Mina Showalter, Isabell Johnson and Maysle Hail.
Mr and Mrs Lloyd Oaks of Provo arrived in Vernal for a few days visit with friends and relatives. Mr Oaks will attend the annual deer hunt. Mrs Oaks was formerly Miss Stella Harris, an instructor at Uintah High School.
Mr and Mrs Adelbert Bigeler of Provo Miss Alberta Nebeker of Pay son and Mrs E D Hutsh of Roor . 'elt were in Vernal Monday while Bigeler was securing a record for the supreme court of the Bennion case which has been appealed to that jurisdiction.
Mr and Mrs Roy Shewalter of Slater Colorado hosted a weekend visit with Mrs Roy Showalter and Mr Showalter. They were joined by Orel Barnett of Dixon Wyoming, brother of Mrs Roy Showalter.
Bus Alton and Jerry Hatch and Charlies Henderson rode a river trip from Rainbow Park near Hot Rupple ranch to the Dinosaur quarry mouth, about twenty miles. The voyage included hair raising incidents but ended safely with no serious mishaps.
Mr and Mrs Thorn Hatch return to their Helper home after a wedding in Elmi ra. Mrs Hatch formerly Jeanet Baker of Albana, sister of Mirgs Vern NcCarrel of Vernal, taught at Vernal Central School two years ago. Mr Blatch practiced law in Vernal before moving to Helper where he now serves as city attorney.
Mrs F J Young and daughter Kalma returned from a visit to Sast Lae City and Provo. On Wednesday afternoon last week they hit loose gravel near Fruit land, overturning the car. The vehicle was only slightly damaged and soon driven to Provo. Mrs Young sustained minor injuries while Vera Calder, en route to Provo, finished driving the car.
BYU announces its largest student body in 65 years with 9 named locals among the attendees. Faculty testimony notes more serious focus and thorough work, while President Harris vows tight controls on extracurricular spending and aims to offer free entertainment. The Ladies Aid to serve fried chicken dinner at Nash Community House on election day November 3.
Miss Zora Caldwell travels to Big Horn Wyoming to visit relatives Mr and Mrs Edum J Austin of Delta Colorado visit family and friends in town The Daughters of the Pioneers meet October 30 at 2 30 pm at Miss Jessie Oaks home Several local residents visit Salt Lake City Duchesne Vernal and Fron tie areas News covers teaching additions, retirements, church events, and health updates on residents including Mrs Jessie McClean and Dr Lloyd Oaks presence in Provo and Salt Lake City Local notices include sales ads and public notices about deeds and supplies
Vernal Utah reports a Sunday session in the First Ward with a long program led by Mable Stagg LaRue Cahoon and Edith Stone. The event featured prayers songs choruses talks by Boy Scouts and primary children and performances including The Word of God The Army of the Living God and Exit Nick and Teen directed by Mary Sander with numerous participants.
Wanted men Fowler Cal Washington and Mrs Henderson are sought in a local notice. The text lists three and five room houses and includes partial names and addresses, reflecting an old classifieds or public notice item.
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