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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1934
Page
3
The Vernal Express announces subscription rates in advance for one year six months and three months with a Utah county focus. It proclaims independence in politics and optimism about a bigger greater Uintah County as a member of the Utah Tall Press Association.
A 1933 U S crash study shows 75 percent of 756 500 U S accidents occurred on straight dry roads with drivers aged 25 to 64 in good cars and weather. Eight blunders are driving too fast for conditions failing to slow at intersections not staying right passing when obstructed not slowing for pedestrians ignoring traffic signals and parking at dangerous spots. Observing these eight rules could reduce annual accidents to negligible levels.
Maryetta Wardle and Clarice Timothy read Ella Batty clarinet as Eldred John son Mrs IL G Noble spoke on the 1934 35 MIA plan. An opening social in the ward chapel Tuesday evening Sept 9 was announced. The Primary Association hosted a children’s stance after Labor Day with refreshments.
Business visitors in Vernal on August 25 include CO A Meadows Mrs Jane Cook Mr and Mrs Abe Hatch and others from Willow Creek and Salt Lake. They attended the stockmen's meeting. August 28 Hiram Richardson of Vernal and Dean Seeley of Randjet were in town on business. Seeley’s car broke down and Abe Hatch assisted him to Ouray. Seeley works with the Indian department.
Comment notes that affluent individuals may rely on alimony when lacking fashionable purchases. The remark suggests financial maintenance can substitute for style expenses among the wealthy.
Mr Curran and family from Port Angeles Washington visited Mrs Ethel Curran and Elmer Curran in Rangely while enroute to Antler Cole to visit relatives. J E Clark and others connected with local families were noted as part of the social? through and from California Ruble and Whitmer visited briefly. Bill Perry Lapoint traveled to move his daughter Wanda Jacobson and children to Meeker. Jacobsons’ brother Charley holds the Meeker Rangely mail contract and Wanda planned to stay with him.
Community members gathered for a Harold Gell surprise at his parents home with outdoor games and a melon feast. Announcements included birth of a baby girl August 26 and multiple local visits, travel, and church group activities.
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