Visitors from Rangely in Vernal Tuesday
Me and Mrs Earl Merkley of Rangely were visitors in Vernal Tuesday.
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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1935
Page
7
Me and Mrs Earl Merkley of Rangely were visitors in Vernal Tuesday.
Andrew Whitlock a Salt Lake City cattle buyer and Ashley Valley pioneer was in town Monday.
Ed Crawford of the state land office spent several days in Vernal last week. He and IY GB Millbecam traveled to the Stewart Lakes in Jen Berl for field work.
Mrs Soren Neilson, mother of Mrs Ray HE Render of Jensen, had been ill for ten days at the home of Mrs Cynthia Massey 13 and has shown considerable improvement.
Mrs Wesley Robertson formerly Miss Mary Dudley daughter of Joseph and Mrs Dudley of Jensen passed through Vernal on her way from Castle Gate to visit her parents last week.
Mr and Mrs Rae Ashton travel to East Lake City by train en route to St Louis where Mrs Ashton state president of the American Legion Auxiliary will attend the national convention starting September 22 with Mr Ashton accompanying her.
EF Smith, a driver, spent the first of the week in Salt Lake City on business. He visited local facilities and held meetings with company officials to discuss routes and operations.
Mrs Broun of Kansas City and Mrs George Wilkins daughters of Mrs Sam Haslem of Jensen were shopping in Vernal on Tuesday.
Charles F Tucker, owner of the Red Front Garage, has left for California seeking relief from a severe skin poisoning. Officials note the move to lower altitude is hoped to aid his condition.
Dr RGO Irazier a company doctor for Utah Copper and noted Colorado River explorer traveled with Al ton Hatch Frank Bwain Bus Hatch and Royce Mowrey to Vernal for a two day stay during the Vernal Rowe event.
Lawyer Charien DeMolsy greeted friends in Vernal during the week after arriving from Heber He plans to return Friday to his Provo home He is improving rapidly from a broken leg and still uses crutches
Mrs GC A Wagers of Oklahoma City visits with sister J R Douglass. Accompanied by Mr Lauer they drive to Vernal over one thousand miles in two days. They plan a trip to Balt Lake and expect to return home early next week.
Mrs Fate Merkley spent two days last week in Roosevelt at the home of her daughter Mrs B O Calton and family.
Miss Barbara Maughan sister of Mrs Hugh W Colton spent Saturday visiting in Provo where she serves as an instructor at Brigham Young University.
Mr and Mrs C R Henderson with Mrs Barta Siddoway and Miss Ruth Bingham returned to Vernal after a two week vacation touring the east.
Mrs Joseph I. Cook and Genevieve Bingham joined Mr and Mrs Aird G. Merkley for a week in Salt Lake. The group enjoyed local sights and hospitality during their visit.
Mr and Mrs Asahel A Perry and their son from Tridell spent the weekend in Vernal at the home of Mrs Ferrys parent. Mr and Mrs F G Bingham hosted while Mr Perry serves as principal of the Tridell echoo.
Mr Colton and Mr and Mrs Warold Davis accompanied Mrs Hugh W Colton to Hayden Cole on Wednesday to witness the rodeo. Sun Dante, a race horse owned by Mr Colton, will run in the races.
Harold Duke son of Mr and Mrs Jay Duke underwent an appendicitis operation at Valley Hospital on Wednesday of last week. He is getting along nicely.
Mrs Andrew King is due to return home later this week from Sail Lake City where she underwent a golf related operation at the LDS hospital. Mr King accompanied her on Wednesday.
George O Massey Sr and his son Ira are resting on Black Mountain after Ira recovers from a severe blood poisoning. The rest is hoped to aid his recovery.
Mrs Joseph McCarrell and Mrs John Lind of Red Cole daughters of Mrs Watson Thomp and Micky Hicks of Jackson Wye an nephew visited Vernal during the rodeo. Max Tyne of Jackson was also a visitor at the Thompson home.
Miss I PF Kelly of Jensen sustained a painful accident while picking plums. She visited Vernal for medical attention where the doctor had to split the thumbnail to remove splinters.
Mr and Mrs Aird G Merkley spent the weekend in Galt Lake City visiting Mr Merkleys parents Mr and Mrs Ellis Merkley. Mr and Mrs Harold F Merkley left for Dig aan North Carolina where Mr Merkley will study medicine for four years at Duke University.
Mr and Mrs R C Cooper returned Wednesday from Pocatello Idaho with their son Clinton who will enter the school of pharmacy at the Southern Branch of the University of Idaho. Tenny Johnston accompanied the group. This is Mr Johnston's second year at the school of pharmacy.
Announcements include Ella Wile and Maurice Durfee marriage in Salt Lake Temple with Uintah High School ties. Thelma Wallis and William Ruppel wed in East Lake City, with Ruppel a Uintah Basin business leader. Stella Stevens and Don Sadler marry in Logan temple and plan Jensen home. Various Relief Society events, showers, and a Daughters of Utah Pioneers meeting accompany the social items.
Mr and Mrs Phil Stringham traveled to Provo on Wednesday. They were joined by their daughter Mrs Ethel Karren who will attend Brigham Young University this coming winter.
Edna Collett daughter of Mrs Ethelwynne Collett arrived at Riverside Drive North West Wyoming to reside with President and Mrs D B Colton for an extended stay.
Dr Weldon K Bullock returned from the Utah Medical Convention in Logan and the Idaho Ho convention in Boise. He also visited Payette and other Idaho towns before returning home.
Zelpha Cook and Marjorie Twitchell departed Sunday for Logan to enter the United States. Miss Twitchell has worked at Calder Brothers during the summer.
John Steadman and Darrell Brown of Riverton Utah visited Mr and Mrs J Winder and their family. Steadman is a nephew of the Winders.
Mr and Mrs James Long left Sunday morning for Chicago along the Manila highway. Mr Long plans to attend Duke College at Durham NY where he will graduate next spring from the school of medicine.
Mr and Mrs Thomas Karrén and Mr and Mrs Rh D Metcalf of Phillipsburg Montana enjoy a pleasant vacation in California. They plan to visit Texas before returning home. Mr Metcalf serves as Phillipsburg mayor.
Overnight visitors at the E J Winder home last weekend were Mr and Mrs John H Chapman and family of Salt Lake City. Miss Ada Winder made her home with them last winter while attending school.
Mr and Mrs Ferra Hadlock of Salt Lake City arrive after EC Hadlock and Danny Steele who spent 12 days visiting the San Diego Exposition and other points in Mexico. The Hadlocks are relatives of EC Hadlock and Mr Steele is the father of Mrs Hadlock.
OGDEN September 18 A series of wool auction sales by Merrion and Wilkins will be held in Ogden Utah on October 1 2 3 and 4 1835 manager Burt Macintosh states demand should be strong for the next thirty days with about 246000 pounds of growers wool ready for sale. Auctions will continue until September 28 with additional lots accepted until then and invitations extended to sheepmen and others in the wool trade to attend.
The dialogue shows Thosa asking about a bill while Jenkins recalls being kicked down stairs. The Boss orders retaliation to force payment and asserts he cannot be scared by scars.
Don B Colton is identified with the Eastern States mission in a brief notice. The item presents a concise record naming Colton and his association with the mission.
Leota residents host County Commissioner John W Weaver and wife. Vernal visitors include Mr and Mrs Lowell Chivers. Calvin Jorgensen trips to Salt Lake for a school transport bus. Mutual hosts opening social with a large crowd and refreshments. Canning facilities planned in Leota Thursday to aid food drive. Rogers family wintering in town for schooling. Miran Brough occupies Ross Larson residence and assists high school transport to Alterra. Work crews plan to relocate to Dry Fork water project Monday for an extended period. Exsund and Lew Roberts escort Leota ward officers to Roosevelt for the convention. Exsund and Calvin Jorgensen also visit Vernal for business.
George Erek son announces he will take a limited amount of stock to pasture and feed during the winter at 819-26. The notice indicates a small herd move to seasonal grazing and winter sustenance.
Mr and Mrs Levi Williams Mr and Mrs Melvin Williams Mrs Ted Crane and Miss Lois Williams thank friends for kindnesses during their recent bereavement. Their appreciation covers services singing and all sentiments of sympathy received.
A fragment mentions Native Lumber and a price around 92 cents per foot on a GEORGE line with BABSE A8tf, but details and context are unclear.
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