Manfred Rasmus Sr. and wife welcome newborn son
Mr and Mrs Manfred Rasmus Sr. are parents to a baby boy born a week ago, marking a joyful addition to the family.
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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1935
Page
8
Mr and Mrs Manfred Rasmus Sr. are parents to a baby boy born a week ago, marking a joyful addition to the family.
Superintendent L G Noble Joseph Cook Francis Lambert and brothers Jack and Sterling Cook return from a hunt with four bucks.
Robert Marlman, manager of the Whiterocks Store, was fortunate in bagging his deer Sunday morning, adding an idle hunting tale to a routine weekend.
Mr and Mrs Dus Flatch hunt a buck while traveling in a boat along the Green River from Browns Park toward Island Park.
Mrs 31 S Sowards accompanied her daughter Mra H P Cannon to her home in Ogden on Wednesday. Mrs Cannon has been visiting in Vernal for the past three weeks. George E Wilkins is seriously.
Mr and Mrs W 8S Henderson learned last Wednesday night that their son Ernests has scarlet fever in Logan. A grandson, Bobby Lundquist, is also afflicted. Mrs Henderson will leave Friday to stay with them until they recover.
Marlyn Newell, daughter of Mr and Mrs Clark Newell of Provo, is improving under doctor care after an eye injury two weeks ago. The eye bandage has been removed and a protective shield placed in its stead.
Willard and Heber J. Smith of Salt Lake City joined Fer ron Hacking for a deer hunt Saturday and Sunday. They returned to Salt Lake Monday afternoon with a four point buck. Mrs Cristal Reynolda accompanied them home to attend her brother Ber Beers funeral services.
William Oaks and sons held their annual hunt in the forepart of the week with a party including Dr Weston Oaks Dr Leone ard McKell Dr Madison Merrill Roy Oaks Jim Jensen of Trovo Dr Lloyd Onka of Tala Falla Idaho Lynn Oaks of Phoenix Ariz Mr Oaks Portland Ore and Glenn and Wilbur Oaks of Vernal. They all were successful in getting their deer.
Among the hunters pursuing deer are Dr J W Stevens, Carl Roberta, Kenneth Richard son, Jack Howard, Frank Swain, Alton Hatch, Harold Duke, Merrill Godrich, Don Hacking, Alvin Kay, P L Cowan, J OC Anderson, Clark Newell, Alr¢ Merkley, Ashur Merkley, Alton Johnson, O R Hendeion, H Grant West, W B Wallis Ottla Weeks, B Gessie Noel, J T Ruffin, John Milburn, Grant and Lynn Freestone, Neldon Calder, Don Isan, Paul Matty, Raymond and Carl Searle, Hugh W Colton, Carl Davis.
Mrs James L Gibson of Salt Lake City visited with her mother Mrs Jane Pope on Saturday. Mr and Mrs Bob Jarrel left last week for Charleston Weston, their former home, where they will make an extended visit.
Zulph 8 Calder, assistant state attorney general, visited Vernal last Saturday to join the annual deer hunt, enjoying the outing with local sportsmen and officials.
Aulsa Thelma Nash underwent an appendectomy last week and is improving rapidly.
Mr and Mrs Ylyan Ross announce the birth of a baby boy at Valley Hospital on October 18. Mrs Ross is formerly Miss Catherine Mott.
O P Maughan was hosted at the J P Hacking residence Sunday evening. Mr Hacking accompanied Mr Maughan back to Salt Lake City on business Monday.
Mia Cyrua Engberson of Drag on was in Verne on Friday en route home from Salt Lake City where she has been ill at the LDS hospital for the past six weeks.
Reginald Noel, a member of the Nevada state road survey commission, returned to his Fallon Nevada home after a week with his parents County Clerk and Mrs F Il Noel.
Walter Woolley ILB Wool ley, Robert L Johnston and Dr Lloyd Shimmin led a ceremonial opening on the west end of Blue Mountain marking the start of hunting season with attendees and local officials in attendance.
Ralph and Harold Alexander were guided by M. C Tripp and W K Skinner of Stockton Kansas on a mountain hunt. They have not yet returned with their bucks.
Mr and Mrs George H Harri son of Roosevelt and J BR Brown of Salt Lake City passed through Vernal Wednesday afternoon after an enjoyable deer hunt in the Lewis Allen country.
A baby girl was born to Mr and Mrs Walter QO Little of Gridley California on October 17. Mrs Little is the daughter of Mr and Mrs J M Zit and this is the first grand child.
Mrs Eva Ashton, president of the American Legion auxiliary Utah, was guest of honor at a Richfield auxiliary banquet on Friday evening October 18 in the Johnston hotel. Announcement is made of the birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs Henry Ihnen on September 14 at Long Beach California. Mrs Thnen was formerly Miss Eleanor Mitchell of Vernal.
Misa Elizabeth Walker, who has been employed in Salt Lake City for some time, has returned home.
Mrs The Ashton returned Saturday evening after spending the entire week visiting the American Legion Auxiliary units in the southern part of the state.
Mason Peterson, formerly of Jensen and now a Baggs Wye high student, spent Wednesday in Vernal to catch up on credits at Uintah High School and to visit family and friends.
In Salt Lake City the LDG mission school opened its current session Monday morning. Representing Uintah stake are Evans Smith and Mark Stringham of Maeser RMfiss Georgia Ereckson Second ward Frank L Gardiner and Wen del Johnson of Naples.
OG Alexander Uintah Chevrolet manager previews 1936 Chevrolet models with a full showroom display slated for November 2. He plans to travel next week to arrange the arrival of the new cars.
Andrew Dudley, a well known Jensen farmer and Ashley Valley pioneer, was thrown from a bucking horse on Saturday while returning from a neighbor visit. He struck his head, sustained facial bruises, and a jaw injury but considers himself fortunate not to have been killed. He cannot explain why the injuries were not more severe.
Misses Dorothy Noel and Ruth Bingham hosted a small party Saturday night at the Noel residence. Progressive Stung led to wine ring honors won by Wendel Johnson with Aston Goodrich as consolation. Guests included Zelda Bingham Lois Lybbert Maurine Bastian Afflon Goodrich Ruth Ada Winder Eunice Johnson John Walker Glenn Lybbert Wendel Johnson Frank Chad Noel Earl Calder Frank Gardiner and others. Refreshments were served in a social mood.
Vernal hosts National Girl Scout Week from October 27 to November 2 under troop leader Mrs C. Henderson and committee women. Activities include church services in uniform, school dress, a Dinosaur National Monument program, a Main Street parade, a children’s dance at Imperial hall, a tulip planting at City Park, and a chili supper for members and councilwomen. Vernal Troop No 1, formed a year ago by Gwendolyn Hansen, has grown to 32 members and operates as a lone troop seeking future council affiliation for county-wide coordination.
Ruth and Ida Winder hosted a farewell gathering at their home last Wednesday in honor of Frank L Gardiner who leaves for a Southern States mission. Friends enjoyed games and lunch. A surprise party for Gardiner followed Thursday evening with a planned program and refreshments. Wilbur Oaks will receive a farewell testimonial Monday at Mae ser ward chapel with program at 730. Oaks departs for the Western states mission after entering the LDS mission home November 4.
A long list of Mutual Improvement Associations of Uintah stake activities is reported. The Saturday meeting featured officers and teachers, along with a program by Clara Postma and others, and a session of department work led by W.O Robinson and others. Other notes include Daughters of the Utah Pioneers gatherings in Tokawana Camp and Vernal Camp, a Twentieth Century Club luncheon, and plans for the annual Harvest Ball on October 30 with Gypsy fortune tellers and a Fish Pond.
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