Democrats Name County Ticket, Officials Selected
Democrats pick W. Stan Ashton to replace late Rep. Willis L. Johnson. LeRoy Goodrich named 4 year commissioner with Zelph Calder as county attorney and a 2 year commissioner seat filled.
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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1932
Page
1
Democrats pick W. Stan Ashton to replace late Rep. Willis L. Johnson. LeRoy Goodrich named 4 year commissioner with Zelph Calder as county attorney and a 2 year commissioner seat filled.
Democratic ticket for U S Senate and multiple statewide and local offices. Names include Elbert D. Thomas for Senate and Abbe Murdock for Congress in district one, J W Robinson in district two, Henry E Blood for Governor, D W Moffat for Supreme Court, Milton E V Welling for Secretary of State, Joseph Chez for Attorney General, Chastain for State Treasurer, C I L Skidmore for Superintendent, Mrs Clarence Nessen for Elector, and others including district judges, district attorney, state senator and representatives, with Wilts L Johnson as 4 year commissioner.
The Uintah County Democratic convention on Monday named W Stan Ashton as state representative and Willis Johnson as a four year county commissioner. LeRoy Goodrich was selected for two years on the board with Zelphy Calder as county attorney and Glenn Miller as county chairman succeeding Frank Hatch.
A special Vernal City meeting led by Fire Chief H B Millecam discussed fire control in the business district. Two firemen with Councilman Henry Green will inspect danger spots and recommend disposal of fire traps. Fire drills and state association training are planned with Uintah High School practice Sunday at 3 00.
Twenty years ago last Saturday September 14 the new Uintah Academy was dedicated funded by free will offerings of the people. The building was completed in fourteen months signaling community support. Mrs Rosa Jensen of Manassa Colorado, daughter of Mr and Mrs Harmon Sowards, and Mrs Hutch, a Kidd daughter, are visiting Vernal and praise the city. A baby girl was born Tuesday to Mr and Mrs Pardon Doods Jr. Mrs Truitt and two daughters drove from Denver to Vernal in a thirty horsepower car.
Dr Elbert D Thomas and Abe Murdock spoke to a large crowd in Vernal urging defense of property rights and a silver conference. they urged employment for the unemployed and criticized Hoover era policies. Mrs Burton Musser and county officials attended with musical interludes. next meetings scheduled in Duchesne and Roosevelt.
Clarence Deans honey gift helps pay a portion of tuition at Westminster College under Dr H W Reherd. Deans truck delivered a ton of honey from Myton Utah as boarding students prepare for the coming year and registration closes Friday with over 200 expected to enroll.
John Franklin Sessions 81 died at his home Wednesday. Indian War veteran and Mormon Battalion member who helped haul lumber for the St George temple. Survived by wife and six children. Born December 3 1850 in Rock County Illinois. Body at Witbeck Funeral Home. Funeral Friday at 10 60 a m Second Ward Chapel.
The wedding occurred in Moab on August 3 as reported by the Mester Herald. The ceremony linked Miss Etta Schumm and William Anderson in a formal marriage.
Mr and Mrs Buri Armstrong and daughter from Salt Lake City attended the Tribune sponsored event, appearing as a strong representation of the paper's community outreach.
The Wasatch high school band from Heber City arrived by large buses at 530 pm and marched to the Doughboy Monument in Vernal for a street concert. An 800 pm public concert in Uintah High School followed with applause and two solo and band pieces. After a night in Vernal the band visited Roosevelt before returning home.
At a regular meeting Vernal Utah council planned another Reconstruction Finance Corporation loan application. Major Cooper to file instrument with reports. plans to sell 12000 dollars in bonds to fund cast iron pipe work and speed up street infrastructure.
Thirty two Vernal Golf Club members are matched for a tournament starting September 22, with rounds set for September 24 28 October 1 and the final October 4. Prizes will be awarded. Pairings include Stewart versus Ferh and N of Meagher versus Richard Jersen among others with listed handicaps.
W W Segmiller and Frank P Openshaw led a Republican rally at the high school Saturday evening under county committee oversight. Openshaw outlined the party platform while Segmiller argued for tax relief and debt reduction, using the pack horse analogy to urge gradual tax plans.
At the annual election of Witbeck Post No 11 of the American Legion held here Tuesday night Vernal McCarrel was chosen commander. Elected as vice commanders were KY Murphy and Jon Haslem. Glen Lambert was adjutant with O N Olsen custodian and J D Lewis sergeant at arms. Installations set for September. Outgoing officers included J O Stewart as commander.
Uintah County schools began Monday with high and secondary schools in session for a week and strong enrollment despite adverse times. The list of teachers includes Ashley Carl R Richensmuth Stelnaker Heland Seeley Bennett Harold Hullinger Wanda Oberhansley Zina Behrman Davis Jacob N Lybbert Viola M Pope Stella Richards Linnie Striper Lula Hill Donna Winkler Fort Duchesne Lloyd Panter Melvin Jorgensen Bell Angus Bea Jordan Grimes Ivan Perry Clark Hair Pearl Dudley Jensen Amasa Caldwell Lucile Johnson Lorrie Simper Mildred Bailey Lapoint Harvey Haullinger Chant Storrlil Baine Lee Georgia Johnson Opa Foster Ella Boyle Fiannah Richefis Aineser Karl Preece Thomas E Caldwell Peart Shaffer Lola Smith Marysie Hall Nellis Oaks Isabelle Johnson Naples Arthur Manwaring Meda Walker Offa Johnson Bessie Noel Guray Valley Clark Larson Randlet Thoral Larson Jane Behrman Zella Perry Triddel Leroy Morrill Alice Morril Margaret Bartlett Vernal Central John E McNaughton John Stagg Frank Slaugh Irns White Thora King Fern Ross Vern Johnson Vera Showalter Alta Wardle Elva Griffis Rosamond Davis White.
Mr and Mrs Sam Carpenter of Washington DC visited Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Charles Carpenter and Mrs Markey. They traveled with Mrs Carpenter of Salt Lake and were involved in a car accident near Denver. Their car was demolished but no one was seriously injured.
The G O P announces a Saturday meeting to name a ticket for local offices. J Clive Devis is nominated for state representative. Wm H Siddoway and Wilford L Whitlock are set as commissioners. Hugh W Colton is listed as attorney.
The ticket lists Reed Smoot of Provo for U S Senate and Colton of Vernal and Locfbourew of Salt Lake City for Congress. It includes Seegmiller for Governor, Christensen for Secretary of State, Parker for Attorney General, Barker for Supreme Court, Openshaw for State Auditor, Adax for State Treasurer, Jensen for State Superintendent, and electors and district judges. Also Roosevelt and Davis for Senate, and Siddoway and Whitlock for commissioners. Colton is county attorney Hingh W. Colton is named.
At a Uintah County Republican convention held Saturday, J Clive Davis was named state representative, William H Siddoway four year county commissioner, Wilford L Whitlock two year commissioner, Hugh W Colton county attorney, with Ray E Dillman renominated as state senator. Charles & Carter chosen county chairman. The party endorsed state and national platforms and pledged economical administration, employment for indigent poor on a county farm, and equitable road work distribution.
The Uintah Basin Golf clubs cup tournament opens in Vernal on Sunday with Duchesne Roosevelt and Vernal competing for honors. The cup schedule includes three games set for October at Vernal Roosevelt and Duchesne locations.
State road commission resident engineer C Mulville says Vernal Lipoint highway work starts today with about three months of effort. He notes every available county team will be mobilized for the project.
Mrs Cora Mee Andrews hosted tea in the afternoon honoring Mrs Burton Mus ser and Mrs E Ririe. A ladies democratic club was formed with officers including Howard as county chairman of the study club.
Dr W A Colton brother of Don DB Colton has been named chief of the veterans hospital in Minnesota. A graduate of Young University and umbla he practiced medicine in La Lake from 1918 to 1924. He joined the veterans service in 1927 and served at veterans hospitals nationwide, including Ft Brelling for about three years prior to his promotion.
Uintah County Day selected by State Fair board for Friday October 12 in Salt Lake City. County residents urged to attend the annual festival with new features including intermountain amateur wrestling boxing and track and field events and a large Boy Scout jamboree. Exhibits from Weber Summit Morgan and other counties reported large prize totals and over $30000 in premiums offered as entries flood in from the west.
Vernalites toured southern Utah and the Grand Canyon visiting road projects between Beaver and Cove Fort where over fifty teams labor on one main project. They noted oiling of most parallel south routes and viewed a 26 mile road from Bit Carmel to Zion Canyon costing about 1.5 million dollars.
A vivid description of the Changing of the Guard at St James Palace, detailing trumpet calls, troop movements, and the gleaming gear of the Household Cavalry. The piece contrasts the Old Guard with the New Guard and notes their storied combat histories from the Peninsular War to the Great War.
A social party with program is set at the stake house next Tuesday night September 339 to honor Joseph Hardy. First West street is being graded this week with an asphalt walk along one block and cleanup of the Mectey lot. A Winnsgrove picnic Wednesday drew a fair crowd. John Pope returned early in the week from the Dewey oil property as shops prepare to sink another well.
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