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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1933
Page
8
Mr and Mrs Elimu Moana announce the birth of their child, born Tuesday August 20, to Mr and Mrs Wallace McCarroll in Billad Ward. The baby’s full details are not provided in the readable text.
Mr and Mrs Kermitt Young and Gary are spending their partition in California. The brief note records a domestic arrangement location in California.
Verbal society notes a large reception at the Henderson home for the marriage of their daughter to Ardath Siddeway. The event featured vocal solos and duets, decorated rooms, gift and serving areas, and a short honeymoon.
A brief note announces the program of the Band Mothers Attic Club, detailing items on the agenda and upcoming engagements. Members coordinate fundraisers, rehearsals, and community events to support the band program.
Fa Welmer dined with Robert Heid and his wife at a local hotel in Stamboat Springs on Monday. The group arrived as guests for a brief visit and casual evening gathering in the hotel lounge.
Joseph S Dudie s visited Vernal on Wednesday and claims Mr Dudley says all gardens have been sated from the drought this season.
Sheriff J Emery Johnson returned Saturday from Provo where he escorted James Meliagan of Foy Duchesne to the mental hospital.
James Kieren, a local businessman, suffered a broken right shoulder after falling from a wheat load several weeks ago in town. The incident prompted treatment and follows prior injuries related to agricultural work.
Grant and Glenn Cooper, sons of Major Tille C Cooper, had their tonsils removed Wednesday morning and are recovering well.
Mr and Mrs Walser bring back tasteek to their Salt Lake City residence after visiting the home of Mr and Miss IY B Miliecam.
Mio oane Mrs Marvin Peterson from Rainbow have spent several days in Vernal due to injury to the little niece Virginia Peterson at Jase on Saturday.
A shower of rain cooled Vernal on Tuesday evening reducing the daytime heat. Strong gusts and a drop in temperature followed the high readings of the previous day and night.
Palmer and Fliner along with Spriggs and Charles Way, campers at Red Springs Colao, visited Ver nal on a Tuesday to inspect sections with plans to homestead in the area.
Mrs Edna Perry, e clerk at Vernal Drug Company, is back after a four week absence caused by her mother Mrs E C G Har’s illness. Har is now improving.
Ernest Alamberrger of Salt Lake City spent last week in Vernal en route to Wyoming and visited a number of Vernal friends during his stay.
Mr and Mrs Wankkier of Los Angeles travel through Vernal toward Jensen to visit Mrs Wankier’s parents Mr and Mrs Andrew Dudley. Mrs Wankler was formed Miss Ince Dudiey.
Mrs Marlon Hatch and daughter Marba 12 travel from Rainbow to Sand where Fateh will enroll the girl in school. Mr and Mrs Hetci have left Rainbow for the part eleven seas or Fateh will assist.
Frank Mikean of the Oregon Short Line travels with Ns McKean to pick up Frank Jr and Tom who have been visiting Iikmry and George Millecam. Mr McKean, Howard McKean’s brother, was a contractor and believes the forthcoming chapel in Vernal will be the finest in the state.
Local report notes Timm of Chico cut short visit to Lermobuer, meeting with George Hislop for a few weeks.
Witbeck leaves for Colorado to ship his lambs to Kansas City. The livestock will be placed on the market in mid month.
George Hislop tore ligaments in her arm on Tuesday during truck loading. The injury is described as not serious.
Mrs Lottie Hanven of Pisto has been visiting her nephews Sam Hatch Alta Jr and Clyde Hatch for ten days and returned home on Wednesday.
Mrs Ross Bartlett and her children traveled from Tridel Tuesday evening where they had been visiting and changed plans to return home in Salt Lake City this week.
Sanford Bingham son of Mr George Bingham and Mrs Bingham of American Fork returned to his home city after visiting friends and relatives in Vernal.
Miss Allen Bartlett spends a few days visiting friends and relatives in Vernal before returning home to Silt Lake to attend the University of Utah.
The Massey String Orchestra retained August 29 for a Wyoming tour and reports a successful trip. A new member, Mrs Jack Boyce formerly Leona Glenn, has joined the ensemble.
Mis Fata Hatch returned from Los Angeles California where she spent time visiting her uncle Ray Alexander Sheig, son of M. and Mis Jed Hatch.
Mrs Howitd B Woolley and son Max Mrs Disser EB Smith and Mrs Alice Fillings returned Saturday from Provo where they attended the Billings reunion held at Glengary.
Mrs Perry formerly Miss Elgla Bingham visited ten days with her parents Mr and Mrs Fried G Bingham in Provo before returning home Saturday.
Miss Elma Robinson and Ham tin Calder of Provo drove to Vernal for a weekend visit. Miss Robinson spent time in the mountains visiting her grandfather O B Calder.
Ells Morril visited Vernal on Monday with his father Hyrum Morrill aged 78 to see a doctor. The elder Morrill slipped from a wagon and injured his collarbone.
Mr and Mrs Ivan J Toster and daughter Marilbn have been assisting Mrs Fosters parents Mr and Mrs ROL Aycock for a week. They have returned to their home in Salt Lake City after the funeral of Mrs Behiman.
Vern Allred of Roosevelt arrives in town on Tuesday to arrange training for his string of race roses entering the Uintah Basin Rodeo at Vernal on September 14 15 and 16 He heads the horse pulling contests at the UBIC event last month at Fort Duchesne.
Sheriff J Emery John recovered a Buick sedan stolen from Uintah State Bank area in Vernal after thieves fled from Safe Lake City, then Hayden Cole, Siddeway, and a bar pit detour. Deputies pursued the robbers, with Siddeway later reporting the loss, and the recovered vehicle returned Monday evening.
Courty clerk issued Marilige licenses on August 30. Ronald Wiscomb of Roosevelt and Miss Rhea Rhodes of Neola were issued licenses on September 2 to Vernal De Loy Workman and Miss Mabil Le ion Atmeod both of Vernal.
A brief note mentions curfew at the Sunshine ranch near Jensen as a business matter in Vernal on Tuesday. It notes Mr Curfes traveling from Ouray to the area and references Valles with a fine Holstein dairy herd.
Mir and Mrs W S Henson and Mrs Roland Lund left Thursday morning for Chieng to attend the World’s Fair. They will also visit Mir Henderson and family in Davenport Town.
Edna Carter Sylvia Richens and Katie Stringham organize a Band Mothers Club that meets the first Wednesday of each month at the school. The group gathers to discuss school activities and support student programs.
Philin and Atalar Teeples of San Francisco have pursued legal action against their parents and relatives for years. Mrs Cajde Hitch and a sister plan to accompany them for a two week stay beginning Wednesday.
Virginia Peterson nine year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Gnal Peterson was struck while crossing a road after practice near Jensen chapel. The car driven by Vic Welch of Columbus Ohio hit her. she suffered a skull fracture and critical injuries. Welch and his wife offered help and returned to Vernal for hospital care.
Mr Richardson and Mr Wise describe that she ran into the rear wheel, her foot caught, and she was thrown high into the air.
Mr and Mrs Earl Freeman and Mr and Mrs Jack Milburn spent Labor Day in Rock Springs Wyoming. They report Mrs Ethel Martin and her sons are doing fine in their new location.
A brief, partial listener note describes a woman seen hanging from a tree in a town near Shanghai, estimated at about ten feet high. The fragment lacks context, details, and corroborating information.
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