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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1931
Page
8
The Gle Vernal Express shows publication details with publisher JMES HO WALLIS and editor-manager WU B WALLIS. It lists second class matter at Vernal Utah since March 12, 1909 and subscription prices of one year 3.54 dollars, six months 1.59 dollars, and three months in advance.
A prominent figure carries an independent stance with an optimistic disposition while advocating for larger units in Grenier County. Affiliated with the Utah State Press Association and the National Editorial Mebbit, the individual campaigns for broader media and administrative consolidation.
Miss Mae Ochwilter of Heber City visits sister Mrs Benn on and Mr and Mrs LeGrande Nobl plan weekend in Salt Lake. Mr and Mrs Donald C Dow of Walon celebrate the birth of a son Saturday. Mayor B Calder lies recovering at D 8 Hospital in Salt Lake City after leg operation and is improving as expected.
Mr and Mrs Mark Cook and daughter Ragull and Mrs John Rich of Los Atgetes California were guests of Mrs F 1 Freeman this week. Mrs Cook is a sister of Mrs Freeman and was a former resident of Vernal.
Mr Wallace Calder and family plan a Tuesday departure to Boston where Calder will enter the Jersey Infirmary for child dentistry. He earned a scholarship as a top graduate of the Chicago College of Dentistry out of 410. He will finish next August and return to Venus. Dr W E Aggleston and Dr A B Clawson recently surveyed sheep ranges in Vernal amid poisoning concerns from preluminous weeds. Lupine and related plants are suspected.
E Stewart of Salt Lace City 423 is listed as arriving Monday. The note appears in a brief local notice format for a reader’s quick reference.
Dishep Witbeck and wife Mrs Haller Witbeck announce the arrival of a baby girl on Saturday August 20. The new arrival joins the family, with no further details provided.
Senator Ray F Dillman of Roose velt District Attorney M B Pope and George Willett of Provo attended a court session this week as part of ongoing proceedings.
EK Yangl of Tokyo visited Vernal Montana and described the unusual scenery of the section in a brief travel note.
It F Ottosen of Meeker spent Saturday here. D L Turner of Watson spent Saturday night in Vernal. D F Williams of Bountiful spent Monday here on business. EJ Tutt merchant of Lapoint spent Tuesday night here. Jack Winkler and family of Watson spent Tuesday night here. Mr and Mrs W F Nearing of Dragon were Tuesday visitors. L A Hollenbeck of Duchesne was in Vernal on court matters earlier in the week. Miss Donna Hanks of Price has been visiting her sister Mrs Rae Ashton the past week.
Stssey Essie Jane Sowards and Helen Stringham entertained at a lawn party hosted at the Stringham residence. On Tuesday night the event drew fourteen attendees for an evening of social gathering and conversation.
W D Fishel and his daughter Virginia were in Vernal on Tuesday while traveling to Salt Lake City. Mr Fishel has just received an inheritance exceeding $100000.
The Uintah high school seminary will commence Tuesday with a splendid course of study for the coming year. Anthon Cannon will be in charge of class work.
Miss Alice Pederson returned Friday after a two week vacation visiting relatives in Logan and Los Angeles. She also enjoyed a tour of the Southern Utah Parks.
Mr and Mrs Liesd Winn traveled to Salt Lake City from Sunday to Tuesday. Their daughter Naomi Meek, Winns sister, accompanied them home and will visit for several weeks.
Mr and Mrs Ray Stringham hosted guests including Mr and Mrs LeVon Mennie and family Mrs Glenn P Weeter and family Mr and Mrs A R Pack and children and Mrs A W Mentove all of Provo. The Gutta are returning from a vacation in the Northwest and Yellowstone Park.
The Newell DB Cook state fish and game commissioner says the open season will run from October 1 to October 31, reducing wild fowl hunting to one month this season. Warden away and county game officials noted the change aligns with Providertifcover guidance.
Chris Manus and A C West contended over a flock of sheep in Craig last week. The jury found Manus guilty of larceny for sheep stolen last winter and sentenced him to the Colorado state penitentiary this spring.
Mr and Mrs C N Jensen were in Vernal last Thursday while Mr Jensen, state superintendent of schools, and Clair f Senloe and Faymotd from the Salt Lake City law firm Senior and Senior were in Vernal on court matters Tuesday.
Ward White suffered a stroke last Saturday and remains in critical condition. Friends express hopes for a speedy recovery.
State road engineer from Salt Lake City spent last Thursday with Josh Young of Ogden to review the proposed road project. The meeting focused on planning and potential impacts for the state transportation initiative.
Miss Gwen Hansen Miss Coy Fife and Miss Ruth Hart members of the Uintah high school faculty returned to Vernal Wednesday after spending their summer vacations at their homes and visiting other parts of Utah and Idaho.
Mr and Mrs LeRoy Kay departed last week for a two week vacation in California visiting Los Angeles and Pasadena. They will stay with sister in law Mrs Vaughan Johnson and Mr Johnson. The Johnsons formerly resided here.
Mrs DeVera Carroll and her children suffered severe burns and bruises Wednesday when fruit she was canning on the stove exploded. Two children were hurled from the room, one beneath an ice chest, as Mrs Carroll sustained serious burns.
Milton Hycking Ayton Hatch served a eastern brook trout of 21 inches in length and 12 inches around, weighing about 7 pounds. The fish resembled salmon from the Columbia River and impressed with its flavor during a tasting in town.
Mr and Mrs Jeste Cornaby visited with Mr and Mrs Wills L Johnson and were joined by Miss Jennie Johnson. The Cornabys plan to return west where Mr Cornaby will teach at Spanish Fork high school and Jennie Johnson will become an instructor at a Weston Idaho high school. Jennie is a daughter of Willis L Johnson.
The Thala Club gathered at Mrs John Millburn's home on Thursday August 27 with thirteen members and one guest Mrs Ho Elmer Read. Readings by members were followed by the birthday of Mrs Clyde Hatch and a gift of silverware. The next meeting will be hosted by Mrs Benjamin P Kelly in Jensen on September 7.
Lewis Goser a 49 year old wealthy New York banker died of angina pectoris this evening after playing golf at Vernal local course and resting at the Commercial Hotel He was accompanied by his niece Florena Goset and had homes in Philadelphia He was a member of the Inter?l American Golf Club of New York, born in New England.
Elizabeth Caroline Snow known as Aunt Lib died Wednesday from stroke complications at her Low home in Jensen Utah. Born January 6 1872 in Spanish Fork she raised a large family including Elmer Snow the sole survivor. Funeral held Friday at Jensen Ward chapel with many in attendance. Burial in Jensen cemetery.
Andrew P Murray was fined $50 in Justice Court last Friday for possession of liquor. The incident involved a deputy marshals team from Verona who apprehended Murray.
The Vernal First ward Relief Society visited Granna Mary Calder pioneer mother of Ashley Valley Tuesday afternoon. About twenty ladies were present and refreshments were served as they prepared articles for three forthcoming bazaars.
The Blooming Bud 4-H Club held a Friday demonstration at 3 o clock at the Retief Society home with strong attendance. The event featured a flower filled room, a program of singing led by Edna Winn and Edna Winn led pieces, readings by Jacquil minot Engee and Thea, and demonstrations by Edna Winn and Lora Glenn. Participants included Edna Winn Jacquil minot Engee Aston Scarla Elva Kidd and Olive Bryant with Mary Preece and Afra assisting. refreshments followed.
Calves require careful winter feeding to gain about a pound daily. Use native or wild hay with clover when available, or alfalfa and cottonseed cake. Gradual feeding with close supervision prevents unequal shares. oats add a good supplement. Calves need more protection from weather than older cattle as winter gains affect later marketing quality.
Roosevelt and Vernal golf clubs select ten players each for a two day event. First day play at Vernal starts 1 pm Sunday, second day at Roosevelt at the same time. Courses par 35. 18 holes per course. scoring rewards team and individual performances across nine and total scores.
Mrs John Bennion announces the marriage of her daughter Viola to M T Cody son of Mrs C C Goodman of Los Angeles California. The ceremony occurred in Ogden recently. The couple spent the weekend with the bride’s brother then left Wednesday for Wyoming on the way to California. They will make their home in Salt Lake City.
Mrs P Smith of Salt Lake City is visiting with her mother Mrs Ethel Martin in Salt Lake City.
A 1931 notice invites mutual members to a gypsy frolic at Scout Park on September 8 at 8 PM promising a cure for mutual weakness. The event features fortune tellers, a gypsy band, dancing and refreshments, with admission priced at 3 cents for girls and 35 cents for boys.
The Bigelow and Glines families express thanks for flowers and words of sympathy received after the passing of their wife and daughter.
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