Local residents share visits and school events
Lydia Jenkins is surprised by two visiting sisters Cathryn Jones and Rebecca Tarnette arrive by bus. Barbara Rasmussen attends Uintah high school with family ties to the point. MIA Autumn Social features musical numbers, readings, jokes, and dancing at the ward chapel. Regular YWMIA leadership named, graduation certificates awarded to Primary class girls, and local members return from work abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Jenkins
Cathryn Jones
I North Ogden
Rebecca
Tarnette
Ogden
Clinton Erekson
Barbara Rasmussen
Emma Johnson
Uintah High School
Thurmer Rasmussen
Tom McKeachnie
Diamond Mountain
Bishop
Joan ZB
Eaton
Idaho
Orta
Lapoint
Bareara Rasmussen
Mia
Ward Chapel
Wm. EB. Pearce
Martin W. Curtis
Myron D. Perry
Don Batty
Lawrence Wardle
Theda Reid
Pi Reading
Donna Perry
Bald
Thela Reid
Ninta Roper
Stella McCurdy
Sala
Myron Perry
Archie Johnson
Delores Burk
Martin W. Curls
Asociation
Ernest Johnson
Unitakns
Bors
Martin W. Gurtis
YWMIA
Elden W. Perry
First Ward
Dorothy Perry
Eleanor Roper
Bea Hollertz
Nella Arce
Nigl McCurdy
Lora Johinson
Hoyd Gimes
Roy Simper
Colorado
Jean Knecht
Argyle Roper
Jacob N. Lybbert
Quorum of Seventy
Sacrament
District Court to Convene Monday in Vernal
The regular full term of district court will convene Monday in Vernal with Judge Martin M Y presiding. Civil and probate work, any criminal cases, will be heard and jurors report for duty Tuesday at 10 00 a m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Vernal
Martin MY
Lar~ Bun
Civi
Marriage Licenses September 16 23
George H. Ereck son and Velma Bennion of Vernal. Wilford Daryl McConkie Roosevelt and Thelma Peterson Neola. Ned Bellon Roosevelt and LaVera Workman Neola.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Ereckson
Jalier Erekson
Mis
Velma Bennion
Mary Bennion
Vernal
Wilford Daryl McConkie
Roosevelt
Misa Thelma Peterson
Neola
Ned Bellon
Rooosevelt
LaVera Workman
Utah Constitutional Amendment No 1 Proposed by Legislature
A long section proposes amending Section 1 of Article Five of Utahs Constitution to establish executive offices and terms, specify succession and duties, direct the Secretary of State to submit the amendment to voters, and set effective dates contingent on approval by electors at the next general election with publication requirements by the Secretary of State.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qian
Utah
Stata
Executive Department
Secretary of State
Eti
Board of Rate
Utah Constitutional Amendments on Property Tax and Lawmaker Pay
The Utah Legislature proposes amendments to Article X111 Section 2 and Article VI to revise tax on tangible property, exemptions, and to cap personal property relief for veterans and widows. It also sets per diem and mileage pay for legislators and directs the secretary of state to submit these amendments to voters in the next general election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
United States
Tauntirs
Board of Etats Canvastsre
7Aunlt
Ele Fom
Constitutional Amendment No 2 No 2 A Joint Resolution Prevails
The text outlines the proposed amendment to the state constitution regarding appointment and tenure of state and district officers, with specific provisions for judicial and executive offices. It details governor appointment powers, Senate confirmation, and the timing of the amendment’s effect upon adoption, election, and verification. It notes submission by the Secretary of State at the next general election and the amendment’s effective date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anah
Supreme
District Court
Btate
Hersey
Board of State Convamers
Amendment No 8 Constitutional Amendment Summary
A reform proposal shifts general control of public instruction to a State Board of Education under the State Board of Regents. The Secretary of State is to submit the amendment to voters at the next general election. If approved, it takes effect January 1 of the following year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dtah
Viera
Bysvern Ehall
Bom
Constitutional Amendment No 4 Joint Resolution Prepares
Constitutional amendment proposal to modify Article XII and Section 1R of the Utah state constitution. It outlines liability limits for stockholders in banking corporations and related stock classes, allowing additional amounts beyond capital stock under specified conditions. The text references two-thirds voting and legislative authority for enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ular
Utah
Bern
Urah
Rapital
Aubeckbay Ang
Utah dental advertising initiative amendment proposal
The document outlines a proposed Utah initiative amending section 50-6-8 and related provisions to regulate dental advertising and practice. It defines prohibited acts such as fraud, using unlicensed or suspended dentists, employing executors for advertising, misrepresentation, improper fee debates, and pressuring patients. It preserves licensed advertising within law and sets effective dates and ballot details for the 1938 election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Litah
Utah
Ma Bergia
Hernand Peron
Maeser School Notes Mention Community Events and Movements
Marion Warby left for Mosby mountain for employment. Mrs. Grant Carpenter and daughter returned from Grand Junction visiting Harold Workman. Numerous locals and families listed with travels, schooling, births, and community activities. A correction notes Edna McConkie won a $3 prize for the Old Testament class in Maeser S S supervised by Miss Collett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Warby
Mosby Mountain
Grant Carpenter
Grand Junction
Harold
Clayton
Don
McConkle
Mia Lust
Eve
Morris Roper
Floyd Bingham
Raymond Bullock
Arthur Schaefermeyer
Florence Allen
Edna McConkie
Vivian Thacker
Dorine Allred
Leland Carroll
Lynn Reynolds
Clark Larsen
Morris Vernon
Baggs
Wyo
Lynn Britt
Norgard
Harvey Christensen
Issac Allen
Mark Pope
Roy Carrell
Thelma Perry
Burdas
Lapoint
Miss Perry
Verdin R. Johnson
Esther Carroll
California
Chloe Hannefield
Ethelwynne Collett
Edith
Carl
Wefcom
Provo
Roy Warburton
Nttlesor
Swan Valley
Idaho
Francis Cole
Orpha Cole
Mark M. Hall
Uintah Canyon
Lawrence Allen
Douglas Creek
Colo
Florence Hacking
Charles P. Maughan
Layton
Joseph P Hackling
Sons of All
Orin Catlett
Wyoming
Schol
Grant Hacking
Maeser School
Thomas B Caldwell
Edith Be Aljen
Clark Larson
Stella Richards
Jay Merkley
Namity
Craig
John C. Bates
San Diego
L. Shunmin
Vernal
George Wilson
Aforvin Singleton
Salt Lake City
Roland Bascom
Caroline Warby
Wilma Potter
the Nelson
Ira Nelson
Manila
Nelson
Clyde Anderson
Davis Eaton and Ward Guests Share News in Cedarview
Davis Eaton reported the arrival of a baby girl born Sunday. A string of visitors and callers from Slaugh, Simper, and Jackson families visited Cedarview home of Stephen Adams. Numerous local residents attended showers, quilting parties, and social visits, with activity around the new chapel and community events.
Gurr Family Attends Naples School Event
Parents Mr and Mrs George Gurr attended a Naples school event with their child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Gurr
Naples
Community Church Schedule and Local Medical Updates
The Community Church announces morning worship at 11 o clock with a sermon titled Living in the Mountain Tops or in the Valley. A church supper is planned for Tuesday at 7 pm followed by a business meeting. Last Saturday the Sunday School held a picnic in Dry Fork canyon with baseball and hiking. Local medical notes include Miles Hall’s tonsillectomy on Sept 17 and George Bowden’s blood transfusion on Sept 20 for a stomach ulcer hemorrhage. Nancy Ann Todd underwent appendicitis surgery on Sept 18. Louis Abegglen returned home after weeks in hospital for a leg injury. Mrs. Jay Turner is recovering after a major operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linsey Oaks
Graig
Owen Bodily
Doris
Fort Ducheshe
Joseph H. Bodily
Nell Caldwell
USAC
Lo ‘Raw
George Wi.s
Arvin Simper
Craig
Colo
Hatch
Vernal
Jim
B. W. Johnson
Charles Slaugh
Out Ward
John Smuin
Henry Watward
Alvin Smuin
Marion Moon
Marvin W.jackson
B. Gc.slaugh, Jr
Hyrum Smuin
Jesse Taylor
Lorene Simper
A. L. Chipman
Fort DuChesne
Dry Fork Canyon
Miles Hall
George Bowden
Nancy Ann
Todd
Myten
Louis Abegglen
Jay Turner
Hospital News Notes From Express Office Report
Ira Burton delivered a vine of 38 large tomatoes to the Express office, with only two ripe. He said several more remained on the vine when he pulled it, while Marion Swain underwent an appendicitis operation on Sept. 17. Ed M. Oaks is receiving medical care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Burton
Burton
Marion Swain
Ed. M. Oaks
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Milliam
Wallis
Bames I
Uintah
MIA State
Thei Corporation
Jom
Ubk
Ted Hoof
Mom. Welling
State of
Ereretary
Department of Rexietration
State Board of Wealth
I. Welling
Miah
Eed Maeser
Davis Eaton
Wallace Slaugh
Alfred Simper
Lyle
Lea
Lundlay
Stephen Adams
Cedarview
Afrs
Tom
Tobbins
Lige Jackson
Brush Ereek
Walter Siriper
Jennie
Venny
JA. “Chipman
Los Angeles
Linnie Simper
Marvin Chivers
Garry Winward
Salt Lake
Henry Winward
Lloyd
Children's Hospital
Oren Simper
Melvin Atwood
Earl Gurr
Meeker
Leonard Boren
Loren Bowen
Mrs. Boren
Oral Smith
Arle Murray
Jensen
Merchants’ and School
Alexander Confectionery
Hospital News
Mt. Streeter
George W. Baese
Ashley Valley
Uintah Gas CO
Utah Motor Co
Goodrich
VICO
Utah Motor Company
Thomas Karren
Francis Feltch
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