Luncheon by P E O Chapter C at Coltharp Home
Members of Chapter C of the P E O sisterhood hosted a Thursday afternoon bridge luncheon at Mrs Horace Coltharps home starting at 2 30. Yellow chrysanthemum decor filled the rooms as 26 covers were set. Mrs William Whitbeck Jr won honors. Attendees included J H Ratliff W A Banke M P Smith W E Collyer J Mr Francke N J Meagher L H Allan William Witbeck Sr William Witbeck Jr B H Stringham Charles DeMoulsy Sr Lloyd Shimmin Snell Miller Rae Ashton Lynn Strong J W Stevens J H Fowlks W N Preas T G Alexander Nattie Coltharp G H Christy and Miss Fay SIDDOWAY Bernice McNeill Merle Ashton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Coltharp
Bridge
William Whitbeck, Jr
J. H. Ratliff
W A. Banke
M P Smith
W. E. Collyer
J. W. Stevens
J. H. Fowlks
W. N Preas
T. G. Alexander
Nattie Coltharp
G. H. Christy
Fay Siddoway
Bernice McNeill
Merle Ashton
Vernal Visitors Spur Local Bizman Notes
Leland Fowler of Rocagrelt visited Vernal on Thursday. Gerald Ross of Loka was in Vernal on Tuesday on business. Crapo of Roosevelt was in Vernal on Wednesday on business. A. Rasmusson of Rocnvelt is here in the interest of a ginger setting machine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leland Fowler
Rocagrelt
Gerald Ross
Loka
Crapo
Roosevelt
Co. A. Rasmusson
Rocnvelt
Hare
Vernal Visit Recaps and Local News Items
H J Chatwin postmaster of Janson traveled through Vernal Saturday toward Salt Lake City. Carl Davis and Don Jensen returned from Salt Lake City to spend a few days. Sterling Collatt of Roosevelt visited Vernal Thursday about oil shale properties at Watson. A fine boy was born to Mr and Mrs Elmer Eaton early this week with mother and baby doing well. Mr and Mrs Shirley K Daniels of Mr Emmons were in Vernal Wednesday for medical treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Chatwin
Janson
Salt Lake City
Carl Davis
Don Jensen
Sterling Collatt
Roosevelt
Watson
Elmer Eaton
Wihother
Babe
Shirley K. Daniels
Emmons
Vernal
Daniela
Ed. H. Watson
Midwest Oil Company
Rangely
Mr. Watson
Silt Lake City
Local Merchant Visits Vernal and Boston Trip Updates
The text notes E. E. Heaton, a Wat son merchant, visiting Vernal on business. Mr. and Mrs. J. Cilva Davia departed Sunday for Salt Lake City for a short visit. It references local press circulation and advertisers in a period tone.
Mason of Roosevelt Wins In ternal Fore Part of Week
W. Mason of Roosevelt secured a win during the early part of the week on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Mason
Roosevelt
Old Bad of Meeker Scouts Ulnt&ah Basin
A.Meeker colonel and staff conducted an internal inspection Monday surveying the Ulnt&ah Basin area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Old Bad
Meeker, Col
Ulnt&ah Basin
Pioneer Stockman J H Coltharp Dies Near Bangley
J H Coltharp of Bangley Colorado a pioneer stockman of northeastern Utah and northwestern Crain was reported to have died Monday and Tuesday in an internal incident near Bangley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Coltharp
Bangley, Colo
Utah
Northwetern Crain
Mrs Van Tassel Undergoes Appendicitis Operation
Mrs William Van Tassel underwent an appendicitis operation Thursday at a local hospital. She is reported to be in a delicate condition and is not yet well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William van Tassel
Hely
Vernal Central Receives New Playground Equipment
Vernal Central school has received a new playground set including football, basketball, indoor baseball and volleyball equipment for student use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernal Central School
Mrs Wardle Undergoes Finger Operation in Vernal
Mrs. John Wardle of Ft Duchesne underwent surgery at Vernal Hospital last week for an infection in her finger. She is sister to Ernest Eaton and Irvin Eaton of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wardle
Ft. Duchenne
Vernal Hospital
Wardle
Ernest and
Irvin Eaton
Peppard Plans Vernal Seed Cleaning Plant Opening
J G Peppard Jr Uintah basin manager of the J G Peppard Seed Company with a headquarters at Roosevelt visited Vernal Friday to finalize preparations for the opening of the Vernal seed cleaning plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Peppard, Jr
Uintah Basin
J. G. Peppard Seed Company
Roosevelt
Evans joins Utah University staff as junior high instructor
Co. V Evans formerly attending the University of Utah at Salt Lake City has been employed as an instructor in the Junior High department at the U. H School. He arrived Sunday with Principal Pixton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. V. Evans
University of Utah At
Salt Lake City
U. H School
Beet vacation visit aids Vernal students in harvest
Miss Niall Nelson of Richfield visits Vernal during beet vacation, a program for school pupils at Hichfield where she teaches. Nelson previously served as a dramatic art instructor at the U. H. 8. in Vernal last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niall Nelson
Richfield
Hichfield
Miss Nelson
Vernal
Marce lling 50 cents phone to Mrs Pontha Calder
In a terse personal note a 50 cent phone call is directed to Mrs Pontha Calder. The brief item records a tiny, perhaps humorous, communication with no further details on context or outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcelling
F. H. Merter and Wife Headed to Denver Visit
Mr. Foster of Border Oil Co. accompanies R. W. Fhmter and his wife as they travel from Cole to Denver, leaving Wednesday of last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W Fhmter
Denver
Cole
Foster
The
Border Oil Company
Baby Girl Born to Mr and Mrs Curtis of Glines
A baby girl was born Saturday to Mr and Mrs Curtis of Glines. The mother and baby are doing well and Mr Curtis serves as deputy county treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Martin
Curtis
Glines
Babe
Fine
Mr. Curtis
Beverly Hill visitor leaves for home after year with Burtons
Mrs Jennie Durton Powell of Beverly Hill Callf has returned home after visiting with Mr and Mrs Isaac Burton for the past year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Durton Powell
Beverly Hill
Callf
Isaac Burton
Deer Hunt Trip In Diamond Mountain Sparks Industry Figures
Wallace Hicks manager of Gc. W. & M. Co., Kent R. Bun of John Deere Co., and BE. T. Wilcox of Salt Lake visited Diamond Mountain last week to hunt deer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Hicks
Kent R. Bun
John Deere Co
BE. T. Wilcox
Salt Lake
Diamond Thebuntain
Engbersons Visit Vernal From Dragon Details
Mr and Mrs Cyrus Engberson of Dragon were in Vernal Tuesday for a short visit with relatives and friends. The Engbersons, former Maeser residents, were spotted purchasing a new car during their stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Cyrus Engberson
Dragon
Mra. Engberson
Maeserae
Ere
Forest Ranger Examinations Held at Vernal Office
Examinations for forest rangers were conducted this week at the Ashley Forest Supervisor's Office in Vernal. Participants included Wilmer I. Murray of Altonah Dean W. Seeley of Hayden E Fred Sargent of Dear How toe KP and A B Thonas of Vernal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashley Forest Supervisor's
Vernal i
Wilmer I. Murray
Altonah
Dean W. Seeley
Hayden
E. Fred Sargent
Dea
A. B
Thonas
Vernal
Nurse Miss Marla Johnson Visits Vernal for Red Cross Work
Miss Marla Johnson, graduate nurse and head of the western division of the Red Cross, spent a few days in Vernal for Red Cross duties. She is a relative of Mrs. Enos Bennion and visited with her during the stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marla Johnson
Red Cross
Vernal Tooking Af
Enos Bennion
Crop conditions praised by Bert Winn in Vernal report
Bert Winn of Randlett reports very favorable crop conditions in his area for the year. He notes turkeys are doing well and the grain crop appears stronger than in years past.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Winn
Randlett Waa
Vernal
Mr. Wins
Deer Hunters Pass Through Vernal En Route to Wild Mountain
A party of Roosevelt deer hunters traveled through Vernal on Sunday bound for Wild Mountain on Diamond Mountain north of Vernal. Included in the group were J. G Peppard Jr, Ross Bartlett, H. R Sturgeon, Craig Hermston, and Vern Alfred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Vernal
Wild Mountain
Diamond Mountain
J. G Peppard, Jr
Ross Bartlett
H. R Sturgeon
Craig Hermston
Vern Alfred
Road show by M.11 .A at Vernal First and Second wards
A road show by the M.11 .A is planned for next Tuesday night at Vernal First and Vernal Second Naples, Mieser gramlines wards. The same acts will be performed in all wards with a continuous program. Cars will shuttle the actors between wards to maintain the flow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.11 .A
Vernal
Naples
Mieser Gramlines
Calder Family Heads to Salt Lake City for Mission Duty
Bishop Hyrum B Calder, his wife and son Howard, Mrs. Wallace Calder and daughter Melba, and Edgar Calder traveled Thursday to Salt Lake City to visit Hamilton and David Calder before their Swiss German missions. Hamilton underwent an operation but has recovered enough to travel, and the group plans to depart Salt Lake City Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyrum B
Calder
Howard
Wallace Calder
Melba
Edgar Calder
Salt Lake City
Hamilton
David
Bishop Calder
Hfe
Bridge Luncheon Honors Visiting Ladies at Siddoway Home
Mrs Ras Ashton and Mrs Fay Siddoway hosted a Friday bridge luncheon at the Siddoway residence in honor of visitors Mrs James H. Fowlks Mrs Paul Davis and Mrs A J Simmons. Rose and yellow chrysanthemum decorations, thirty-two guests, five games of bridge, gifts for an ex-conor guest, two course luncheon, and prizes for top players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra Ras Ashton
Mias Fay Siddoway
Siddoway
James H. Fowlks
Paul Davis
A. J. Simmons
Siddoway Gardens
Lloyd Shimmins
E. A Manker
Kitchen Shower Honors Mrs Vern McCarrell With Halloween Theme
A Halloween shower hosted Monday afternoon at Mrs William Witbeck Sr and Jr home honored Mrs Vern McCarrell. Guests enjoyed bridge and a three gate luncheon for thirty eight. Gifts and caps with masks added festive cheer while Ed H Watson of Midwest Oil visited Ver nal en route to Rangely. Winfield Mason from Roosevelt assists with seed cleaning plant machinery at local site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Witbeck
Vern McCarrell
Lloyd Shimmin
BE. A. Manker
Winfield Mason
Roosevelt
J. G. Peppard Seed Company
Mythology program and Halloween luncheon hosted locally
Mrs Enos Bennion hosted a C T C event on mythology with Ms T G Alexander as chair. Papers included Scandinavian Mythology by Mrs Charles Hatch and Superstition by Mrs Alexander, plus readings of Little Orphan Annie by Mrs J W Stevens. Six members and three guests attended a two course luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enos Bennion
T. G. Alexander
Charlies Hatch
Shower Honors Mable Eaton Before Her Richfield Wedding
Doris Fowler and Corrija Shaffer hosted a dish shower Wednesday at the Commercial Hotel for Mable Eaton, who will wed Dugal Young of Richfield, Utah next month. James Long and others staged a mock wedding, with games and a two course lunch. Thirty two guests attended, with Miss Eator receiving gifts assisted by Miss Guss Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Fowler
Corrija Shaffer
Commercial Hotel
Mable Eaton
Dugal Young
Richfield
Utah
Sting
Sarah Bingham
James Long
Crrila
Pearl Shaffer
Iris White
Mrs Bingham
John J.rgensen
Hallowe'en
Theda Showalter
Iris Manwaring
Delma Maassey
Enid Johnson
Norma Riley
Miss Eator
Guss Davis
Venison Dinner Hosted by the Soderqulsats
Mr and Mrs Louisa Soderqulsat entertained a small group at a venison dinner Sunday. Guests included Mr and Mrs Sam Herron Mrs GA Reevner and Mr and Mrs George W Baese. The evening featured visiting and reminiscences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisa Soderqulsat
Sam Herron
G A Reevner
George W. Baese
Duncan and Peterson Obtain Marriage License in Neola
County Clerk Wilson Murray issued a license to Joseph Duncan 22 of Neola son of Peter Duncan and Katie Peterson 19 of the same place daughter of G T Peterson. Justice Charles 8 Carter united them and the couple returned to Neola to greet friends with advice and encouragement for their new venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Murray
Joseph Duncan
Neola
Peter Duncan
Katie Peterson
Sammie Place
G. T. Peterson
Charles 8. Carter
Surprise 12th Birthday Party For Ruth Calder
About twenty guests gathered at Miss Ruth Calder’s home to surprise her on her 12th birthday. They played games and enjoyed luncheon, with all having a jolly time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Calder
Pantha Calder
Honey Man Marries Etta Turner in Jensen
The local honey seller known as the honey man, Harry Turner of Jensen Utah, married Etta Col lene Turner of Okoma Oklahoma last Thursday by Judee Guinn. The couple will reside in Jensen Craig Courier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Turner
Jensen
Utah
Etta Collene Turner
Okoma
Oklahoma
Judee Guinn
Craig Courier
Surprise Birthday Party for Bennion Family
A group of friends surprised Mrs Bennion and her sister Miss Coral Nelson at their home on Saturday night for joint birthdays. Mary Davies and Lynn Ashton received honors as guests, with 30 attendees enjoying a three course luncheon and gifts for the honorees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Bennion
Ladies' Aid Entertained by Mrs Herriot Group
The Ladies' Aid society met at Mrs Henry Herriot's home on Wednesday October 22 for an interesting meeting and pleasant afternoon. A delightful lunch was served. Mr Joe Galbreath will entertain on Wednesday November 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
Henry Herriot
Joe Galbreath
Five Hundred Luncheon Held At Bennion Residence
Mrs. Sam Bennion and her sister Miss Coral Nelson hosted a Five Hundred luncheon Monday evening at the Bennion residence. Sixteen friends attended. Mrs. Jessa Evins and Harmon S. Sowards won first honors and Lynne Ashton won the booby prize. A reasonable hour lunch was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Bennion
Coral Nelson
Bennion
Jessa Evins
Harmon §S. Sowards
Lynne Ashton
Dinner honors visiting ladies at Coltharp home
Mrs. Horace Coltharp entertained ten guests at a Monday afternoon dinner in her home. The gathering honored Mrs. I. O. Butts and Mrs. Bert Hovey of Salt Lake, who were visiting the city, with a centerpiece of yellow chrysanthemum blooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Coltharp
I. O. Butts
Bert “Hovey
Salt Lake
Surprise Birthday Party For Edgard Calder
A group of U. H. 8 students gathered at Miss Mable Siddoway’s home then traveled to Mr and Mrs Pontha Calder to surprise Edgard Calder on his 17th birthday. The party featured Halloween decor, fortune telling, dancing to radio tunes, and a luncheon for about thirty guests after Mutual class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgard Calder
Mable Siddoway
Damasse
Pontha Calder
Gerve Edgar
Mutual
The
Handkerchief Shower for Mrs. Jennie Powell
A group of friends hosted a handkerchief shower for Mrs. Jennie Burton Powell at the home of Mr and Mrs Isaac Burton on Sunday afternoon. A fine program delighted the guest who later left for California. Many beautiful handkerchiefs were received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Burton Powell
Isaac Burton
California
Powell
Bor der Oil geologist heads to Denver for Utah drilling
F. J.8 Sur, a geologist for Bor der Oil, traveled to Denver last Thursday. The company plans to start drilling their nearby Vernal well within a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J
Sur
Border Oil Company
Denver
Alfalfa Seed Exhibit Leader Plans Chicago Trip
E. E. Snith of Bountiful in Vernal to arrange seed samples for the alfalfa exhibit destined for the Chicago International exhibition. He lines up the seed from this section and records samples for shipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Snith
Bountiful
Soldier Billy Smith Improves at Disabled War Veterans Hospital
Billy Smith, a patient at the Disabled War Veterans hospital at For Uytns Colorado, is reported improving under care. The facility currently houses 400 soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Smith
For Uytns
Colo
The Tron Horse and The Iron Horse at Vogue
A William Fox special The Tron Horse recounts the first continental railroad with re enacted scenes including an Indian lassoing a train from New Colorado. Madge Bellamy George OBrien Cyril Chadwick and others star in a detailed film about building the first great railway to be shown November 5 and 6 at the Vogue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New West
First Continental Railroad
William Fox
New Colorado
Hayes
Madge Bellamy
George O’brien
Cyril Chadwick
Fred Kihler
Gladys Hulette
Farrell MacDonald
Pontrays
Local notes and visits in the valley community
Ashley G. E. Gartrell travels to Nebraska to oversee property while retaining his home and plans to return soon. Bishop Karl Preece buys a new Ford touring car. Miss Kathryn Hughes visits in Yampa. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Chew of Sunnyside visit relatives. Walter Barnes and Clark Feltch return home from Clay Basin. Daley Van Tassel injures hand in car crank accident. Seeley and Sim Ross buy Hopkins and Sparks cattle. An eight pound baby boy born to Mr. and Mrs. David Karren Jr. Nora and Ruby Lange escape injury after horse and buggy collision with Mr Auple. Thelma Oaks stays with Karren family. Peter Long begins work on a new bungalow. Local stockmen return from marketing with better prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. E. Gartrell
Nebraska
Hve
Gartrell
Dmgon
Bishp
Karl Preece
Kathyrn Hughes
Yampa
Colo
Fred Feltch
Mark Chew
Sunnyside
Walter Barnes
Rangely
Feltch
Clark Feltch
Clay Basin
Daley van Tassel
H. E. Seeley
Sim Ross
Hopkins
Charles Sparks
Peter Long
Subscriptions Boost Value For The Uintah Basin Farmer
A plea to readers to refer neighbors and subscribe, noting that each new subscription increases pax value for the Uintah Basin Farmer newspaper. The message emphasizes community growth through wider readership and sustained local reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah Basin
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Vernal Express
George H. Narrison
Violet Harrison Busncas
Congress
Thelma Stevens
Jobby
Basin
Mickie
DOD
Shay
E. E. Heaton
Hoverrise
Uointan Sttatutee Bank Vernal
J. Lynn Strong
Ashton Avenue
Honey Man
Bradie Alexander
Adelbert Colton
Dbeulah Samuela
Eunice Smith
Don Kelly
Lawrence Davis
Jack Hoxie
Jimmy Aubrey
Buster Kecton
Stan Laurel
Wedassday
Norme Talmadge In “the Song OF Love
Universal News
Iron Horse
George O’bren
Madge Kennedy
Lie
Lou Tellegen and
Nazimova
the Redeeming
Harold Lloyd
Ladies’ Aid
Jennie Powel
the Tron Horse
Ashley
R. E. Dillman
Peter Dillman
Whiterocks
Ladies Aid
A. Hatch
T. Vernal
Ford
J. W. Pope Garage
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