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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1933
Page
4
A brief item notes independent stance in politics and editorial work. It mentions Utah State press association and national editor roles, highlighting broader media involvement and ongoing efforts for a bigger and greater United States.
About 30 million children will return to school this September across streets and country lanes. Motorists are urged to slow near intersections and watch for sudden child movements to prevent injuries and deaths, as educators stress traffic safety for students.
The motorist is urged to drive at all times as if his child were present in the crowd ahead, emphasizing constant vigilance and safer driving practices for public safety.
The text notes copper prices firming and expected to rise, signaling job creation and stronger purchasing power in Utah Arizona Nevada and other mining states. It argues copper has long driven regional economies and tax receipts and could revive mining activity across related industries.
Sunday MIA consent meeting with a food program. numerous locals visit family in Vernal and Randlett. twins improving after illness. homecomings and visits by Harold Swain Arthur Norton and others. cottage meeting at Walker home. wheat adjustment drive and Sunday school. Relatives and neighbors include Caldwell families Lisonbee Justice Curtis Norton Brough Per ry and more.
Mr and Mrs Caly n Jorgensen return from their trip to the Worlds Fair with the Future Farm. Jet Sharp and son Arland visit from Preston Idaho and Levi Jerkins from Salt Lake City spend a few days with friends in Leota. Mrs Sharp is sister of W P Ellsworth.
Arthur Barney nearly drowned Thursday while crossing the Green River in a boat. He escaped as the vessel did not capsize and he struggled to climb back aboard due to his age. Mrs Ned Clark and Mr E D Lewis visited Vernal and Willow Creek with W D Alfred. A group of men left for Lapoint to repair the Ouray Valley Irrigation canal ahead of next season. Jesse Brough delivered cement to Lapoint for headgate repairs on the Ouray Valley-Whiterocks canal.
The California company ceep test well has been shut down near Rangely. No announcements yet on plans for the site. The fenced property, tools, and camp are left intact as manager Mrs J It Stewart and staff prepare to depart after twenty nine months on the project.
A Conjoint meeting featured Evelyn Cheen Othe as speaker with Violin duet Ione Johnson and Marjorie Twitchell, plate solo Gwen Roberts. Daughters of Utah Pioneers met at Mrs Gemge Wardley. lessons by Mrs Ray Richens. Reading Isabel Dillman and piano solo Wanda Johnson highlighted. Stake officers Myps A Hardy and Mrs Carl Tenny attended. Refreshments by several locals. Visits to Salt Lake City noted. Primary homecoming assignments and class bouquet awards mentioned. Harvest festival at the chapel and social games followed by refreshments. Gleinet girls worked on project books at Pearl Abplanalp’s. visitors and dinners listed. Several residents and visitors named with travel and homecoming details.
Whitney Smith, Dick Sparker, and Whitney Kraft visiting at Joseph Hacking home. Sparker and Kraft homeward bound while Smith stays another week. Wanda Fisher returns from sheep camp to prep for school. Lois Veille of McGill Nevada visits son Ste and family. Lloyd Merkley and wife welcome a baby girl born Sept 2. mother cared for at McConkie home. Stringhams at Homecoming in Dry Fork. Stringham works for Utah Woolen Mills. Vern Fresion and children visit from Roosevelt. MI A program includes a ladies trio Passed by Your Window and musical solos. Hacking household hosts Greenwood family. Hansen visiting Jensen bridge. McCoy family moves to Vernal. Hacking guests depart Cedar Felt and Salt Lake City area. Alvin Bowden injured by dog bite. Family gathering at Power Plant honors Aunt Ann Lachine. Lambs sent to Green River City. Maeser ball team defeats Tanoint with score unclear.
Archaea Gregory Ray Roberts Bert Radding Vernon Caldwell Reid Hodgkinson Elmey Birch and Woodrow Dean were from the CCG camp at Bullionside for the weekend and Labor Day Johnny Dalstrom of Salt Lake City visited with Ed ward Coltharp Donald S Pearce left Monday for Salt Lake City to take a job.
Governor Blood surveys Uintah Basin resources and Indian irrigation progress. The Uintah and Ouray Reservation highlights include land allotments, dairy efforts at Uintah and White River schools, and federal programs to develop farming, education, and stockraising under Bureau of Indian Affairs.
A young man took a companion out riding and when she chose to walk home for air he provided her with roller skates and detailed strip maps. The act portrays courtesy and practical aid reflecting gentlemanly conduct of the era.
A quirky street remark notes saving a nickel by running to a schop behind a streetcar. The joke shifts to why not run behind a bus to save a dime, reflecting humorous street chatter.
Legal notice regarding probate and guardianship matters. consult county clerk or signers for further information.
Creditors must present claims with vouchers to Wallace Calder Vernal Utah by October 18 1933 for the estates of William Stanley Ashton and John J Oakeson Administrators Merle Ashton and Georgle Guild listed for August 17 to September 7 with offices noted for filing notices and dates.
State Engineer J H Stewart and Charles Sands apply to appropriate 45 feet of water from Willow Creek in Utah County for irrigation of 320 acres. The plan, filing Pile No 11377, requires protests by affidavit with $21 fee within 30 days after publication.
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