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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1935
Page
8
Mrs J 8 Neihelsel is visiting with her parents in Tooele Utah where they are spending time with relatives and local residents during a brief stay in the city.
L. William Carstrom former county clerk was present at a local event coming in from Icnho with attendance noted.
Bartlett, a farmer from Tridel, was in Vernal on Tuesday as a business visitor accompanying a guest.
Charles and Carter departed Wednesday morning for Salt Lake City to attend to business matters.
Bishop Ivan Gardner of Jen pen was in town Monday for business matters and related engagements. Local church sources noted no public events were scheduled that day.
County game warden Floyd Noel spent the past weekend away from home in Salt Lake City on official business. He attended meetings with state wildlife officials and related administrative sessions.
Mrs Guy Stewart, Mra Jessie Wall, Misses May and Mary Stews from Jensen were in town on Tuesday.
Mr and Mrs Mars Pope of Moab returned to their home after a cordial visit with Irlenes and other relatives, which brought cheerful memories for all involved.
Miss Ysabel Hislop visits her sisters Mrs Edgar Calder and Mrs Doral Eaton. She is presently employed in California.
Mr and Mrs Willis Johnson of Butte Montana have been visiting with friends and relatives in Ver nal. They returned to their home on Saturday.
During the past week Mra OC LL. Knight of Randlett and Mr end Mra Glenn G Knight and child ren of Fort Duchesne visited at the D L Richards home.
Miss Francis Mott daughter of Mr and Mrs Willam Mott of Vernal is employed at the Del Monte Canning Company in Sacramento California.
Lucile Robinson and Merle Clark of Provo were weekend guests of Donna Carter and returned to Provo on Monday.
Evan Workman spent the weekend visiting his parents Mr William Workman and Mrs. Workman while employed at Dridgeland CCO.
Zelph Calder an assistant state attorney arrived Saturday from Salt Lake City on business and pleasure. He planned to return Monday evening.
Norman Olson carrier on Route No 2 and family will vacation in Yellowstone National Park and other scenic places. Frank G Slaugh will substitute as carrier for Olson during the absence.
Mr and Mrs George Soffe and Mr and Mrs Paul Parsons and son Crary of Salt Lake City left Sunday night for their homes after visiting at the home of Mr and Mrs Pontha Calder. Mr Solfe is a brother of Mrs Calder.
M Lybbert Naples school principal and garden specialist traveled to Salt Lake City on Monday to confer with Porter-Walton Seed about introducing his new muskmelon seed. The suggestion was well received.
Mr and Mrs Charles R Bender journeyed Saturday night by Burlington bus to Detroit for a vacation and to bring back a new car. They will visit farther eastern points before returning, accompanied by Mrs Barta Siddeway and Miss Ruth Bingham.
Mr and Mrs James Long arrived in Vernal on Wednesday to visit Mr Long's mother Mrs John Jorgen. They celebrated Mr Long completing his medical course at the University of California and his summer work on X-Ray in the east.
Mr and Mrs David T Dahlson Marvin and daughter Beth from East Jordon visited last week at the home of J William Workman. The Dahls are longtime friends of Mrs Workman and Mr Dahlson is a 4 member of the East Jordon stake presidency of the LDS church.
Mrs George O Freestone recently received a letter from her brother Frank Holladay who left Vernal 42 years ago. He has spent years in Australia and is now in British Columbia Canada. Holladay was a Maesel resident before leaving the valley. Mrs Freestone had not heard from him for fifteen years. He says he is well and may visit Vernal before returning to Australia.
Tuesday marks the Mutual season opening in Vernal wards with diverse programs planned at local chapels. Notables include David Nicholson of Roosevelt and O D Merrill of Salt Lake meeting the School Board on automatic stokers for schools, and Barbara Banks pursuing music at the American Conservatory in Boston.
Mr and Mrs Edward Hoeft of Glinesward announce the marriage of their daughter Mars to Rulon W Chadwick son of Mr and Mrs J L Chadwick of North Ogden. The ceremony occurred Tuesday evening September 3 at the bride’s home, performed by Bishop J F Eaton, in the presence of immediate family members.
In Sebring Florida the death of Manfred R Martin draws heartfelt tributes. The editor notes his warm personality his strong business ethics and loyalty to noble ideals winning him many friends who mourn his passing in the city.
George Parker and his Salt Lake City family spent Tuesday in Vernal visiting friend Arr Barker, who runs the Intermountain Glass Shop in that city.
Mr and Mrs William Mott announce the marriage of their daughter Beth to Lee Jenkins son of Archie Jenkins of Maeser. The ceremony was performed at the home of Bishop Alfred Simper of Davis on Tuesday.
Dr Weldon BK Bullock left Monday noon for Logan to attend the 41st annual Utah State Medical Association convention on September 6 and 7. He traveled with his father J K Bullock. Delegates include Dr D P Whitmore of Roosvelt and Dr D C Budge, president of the Utah State Medical Association, with Dr F GQ Eskelson, formerly of Vernal, serving as third vice president.
Hardid Dudley and Merrill Colton were in Vernal on business. Local residents sold cafe interests amid health issues, and new management plans arose. A recruiting party from Fort Douglas is due, a fishing trip was enjoyed, and several regional visits and travels were noted including managers from J C Penney and Provo visitors Prof and Mrs Morley.
GEORGE W. GABLE advertises two farms in Roosevelt and Vernal Utah for sale plus a grain separator priced for quick sale. MARL FREEMAN Vernal invites calls or letters. CASH PAID FOR LIVESTOCKFat stock buyers ERNEST FATON Vernal Utah. TRADE Battery set radio for cedar posts calves sheep or pigs. HARVLDY CHRIST SEN Maeser WILL HANDLE ALL KINDS OF GRAIN at COLLIER FURNITURE. COSS HIGHEST Cash Prices for Green Hides NEWTON BROS 55.
The Utah state designated the shop as an official inspection station for brakes and lights and will offer free inspections for a limited period. Mick Batt joined the staff of mechanics at Alexander Chevrolet Co to support the program.
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