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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1955
Page
6
An article from Sporta Afield guides predator hunting with calls, noting the best times and places, wind considerations, and how to pace calls. It covers staying hidden, using camouflage, and keeping stands brief to avoid tipping off wary predators.
Stephen Case earns a superior rating at the State Drama Festival in Provo with a radio broadcast and pantomime. Garry Case enjoys an Eastside outing with Larry Lee of Vernal. Doreen Leigh visits Jean Goodrich. Ernest Goodrich tours with the U.S. Air Force. Thomas McKeachnie funeral held Saturday. Families and friends attend various events and travels.
Tor is expected to join the call, arriving in a hurry. At night, stand to sweep the brush line with your light, turning back and forth in a full circle. Keep the direct beam slightly high so most animals retreat when the beam strikes their eyes.
Attendees at Roosevelt Sunday School convention included Edward Aycock Martin Fletchers Marcia Fletcher Oma Wardle Myrna Wardle Lena Searle Julane Goodrich Carole Case Marva Billings Doris Johnson Lucille Watkins Pres Archie Johnson Mrs Tom Timothy Evening attendees were William B Wallis and Bryce Caldwell Mrs Caldwell sang a vocal with Jeanene Adamson. The dairy cow averages 25 percent more milk than 1925 and hens lay an egg every two days. Speakers at Sundays meeting occur every three days in 1935.
A composite column echoes readers from Duncannon and Fulton on juvenile delinquency and child discipline. It weighs societal blame on adults, urges better personal example, and contrasts psychology trends with practical family guidance. An Etowah Journal anecdote critiques perfectionism in needlework as a parable for recognizing and correcting faults.
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