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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1932
Page
6
Mrs Garret Case of Jensen is seen seated in town today on Thursday. The sighting places Case in the local area with no further details or context provided.
Mr and Mrs Lowell Wardle announce the arrival of a nine pound baby girl on September 7 at their home. The newborn joins the family with the parents expressing joy and happiness.
Mr and Mrs Thoms Kidd announce the birth of a baby boy born September 11.
Bishop and Mrs. Leroy Morrill of Tridell were visitors in town on Tuesday, meeting local residents and sharing contacts during their stop.
Mr and Mrs A Dehfar Dudley of Jensen were business visitors in town today for meetings and discussions with local partners.
Mayor and Mrs St C Cooper arrived Tuesday evening after a visit to Fair Lake City for a few days on business. The couple's return follows their regional engagement and a schedule of civic duties.
Mr and Mrs Albert Slaugh announce the arrival of a baby girl born at their home Friday September 9.
Mr and Mrs Bertrand Swain of Lipont were overnight guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs Enis Merkley on Friday evening.
Maud Wartter of Baxter Springs Colorado and partners were noted as business craftspeople in town during the week.
Wilson Duke and Harold Merkley returned Wednesday evening from Salt Lake City and Provo where they had been on business for several days.
Misa Elva Cliffs arrived back on Sunday from Greid Junction Colorado where she had been visiting for some time. Mrs Meredith remained there for a longer visit.
The Utah State Medical Society holds its annual meeting in Ogden starting Friday morning with two focal doctors planned to attend.
Mrs J H Ratu returned last week from Denver and other eastern places after months away. She said the raids were splendid up to near Craig where construction work is underway.
Miss Nora Hanson of Provo daughter of Mr and Mrs Wm F Hanson visits town with friends and relatives. She tours local spots and meets residents during her stay.
War and Mr Wella Pope motored to Lapoint Sunday and were dinner guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Carl Hacking.
Miss Mary Manker departed Sunday to Salt Lake City to resume studies at Westminster College.
Mrs J Stewart and her son left Sunday for Ogden to be at the bedside of Mrs Stewarts father who lay seriously ill.
Kimomith of Salt Lake and Emerson Abbot of Ogden were week guests at the Lynn Ashton home. The event highlighted regional social ties and hospitality in a midweek visit.
Mr and Mrs Olsen rejoice at the birth of a baby girl on Tuesday morning September 13. The family names the newborn with happiness and looks forward to the newest member joining their home.
Miss Ruth Bingham departed Saturday afternoon for a brief trip to visit relatives and friends in Tri-City.
Harold Bowthorne of Salt Lake City visited Vernal the first of the week. Mir Bowthorpe was formerly a resident of Vernal.
Mr and Mrs Ellis Wilcox arrived in town Saturday. Mr Wilcox will accept a teaching post with the high school. They plan to reside in the Blaine Lee home during the winter.
Word from Ver ral states L H Allan, who left two weeks ago for Portland Oregon seeking a lower climate for his health, is much improved and gaining weight.
Earl Freeman launches a cleaning and pressing establishment in the former W W Lewis Jewelry building just north of the City Bakery, adding a new service spot to the downtown area.
Mrs Joseph I Cook and her daughter Sybil returned late this week from a visit with Mr and Mrs Frank Watkins of Divid er. They also visited in Provo and Salt Lake City.
Notices sent to precinct chairmen to gather at Mrs Hugh Colton home on Saturday September 24 at 3 p m for a meeting and program. Thalph and George Alexander departed Sunday for Logan where George will begin football training and schooling this winter while Ralph continues to Lava Hot Springs for foot treatment.
Mr and Mrs Charles P Lewis and family left Tuesday for Whiterocks where they will spend the winter. Mr Lewis will be principal of the school there.
Elmer Smith who recently underwent an operation at the Ashley Valley hospital shows early week improvement at home in Stronsvelt. He is progressing in health.
Joe Paul Hazelbaker son of Mr and Mrs H D M Hazelbaker and Dorothy Elizabeth Warren daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Warren were granted a marriage license by County Clerk Wm Caristrom on September 9 in Meeker Colorado.
George A Baladford son of John Clandford of Breamboat Springs and Myrtla Maria Belcher daughter of Kenneth Belcher of Colorado Springs were granted a marriage license on September 2.
Saturday afternoon at Roosevelt golf course the Roosevelt ladies defeated Vernal after nine holes. Vernal participants included Mrs Paul Cowan Mrs Jack Douglas Mrs Howard Caldwell Mrs Archie Lewis Mrs Bill Wellis Mrs Bob Johnston Jr and Mrs TTF Johnston. A return game is scheduled for Vernal in September.
Republican precinct officers announce primaries Friday at 6:00 pm in north and south Vernal precincts. The north Vernal primary is at the courthouse and the south Vernal primary at Central School.
Miss Helen and Neldon Calder hosted a Thursday evening gathering at Scout Park. A large bonfire provided light for games and refreshments were served as twenty guests attended.
The Thetla Meet The Thaolla club hosted a September gathering at Mrs Ward White Abr. with a luncheon for ten members and four guests, first prize to Mrs Raemerard. The Tokawana camp of the Daughters of the Utah Pioneer met at Captain Mrs Hose R Walker’s home with a program of whistling and piano solos and a reading by Elizabeth Walker’s granddaughter. The Vernal First ward hosted a world tour themed mutual party with a tour of nations, songs, dances, and decorations, culminating in a moonlight hayrack ride and a Beaux Arts fall opening.
The Deaux Arts club held its first fall meeting Monday at Miss Vera Calder's house to discuss plans for the year. Refreshments were served by the hostess and members heard notes on upcoming activities.
Jessie Hullinger of Ogden was the first speaker at Sunday services. May Neilton gave a solo, with Mark Cook speaking later. The ward's Primary Home Coming was a success. Various local residents visit relatives, work on the Cockleburr road, or return from Denver and other trips. Relieved officers and leadership changes announced in Relief Society and Primary.
The Jolly Stitchers of Randlett held their final summer meeting at Mrs Fi ton Mowers home on September 6 at 4 o clock. Miss Aliee Pederson attended and taught judging canning while reviewing summer made articles. Blinch Chandler, Reporter
Miss Lula Atwood visited friends in Manila with Alfred Simper and Lorene, leaving Thursday for a two week stay with relatives in Blackfoot Idaho and elsewhere. Mrs Hazel Atwood hosted a quilting party at her home on Wednesday with a dinner served at noon.
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