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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1951
Page
3
Gary Stewart reports release from hospital after pneumonia and film of Navy training in San Diego before ship to Japan. Jensen residents attend church activities, funerals, and family visits as relatives travel from Murray, Vernal, Mt. Pleasant, and Provo. Community events include P.T.A. meeting, Future Farmers banquet, Rain Making Meeting, and stakehouse party.
Leland Ro Mitchell, 44, son of Mr and Mrs Marton Mitchell, is serving in Korea and sent a cheerful letter home. Local Relief Society members visited the Nown ward, reading Life of Oliver Goldsmith with Mrs. W. K. Those in attendance included Eior Jocks, Delma Long, Doris Jem, Mary Bolton and Nelle Bolton. A missionary benefit dance at Roosevelt Stake house Friday night attracted many from the area, hosted by the Seven Tes Quorum of the Roonyett stake. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Bowen welcomed a baby boy born April 15 at Vernal Hospital. Mrs. Bell Angus of Vernal spent a day visiting Frances Horrocks. Charles Kempton of Salt Lake City vacationed with Mary Margaret Horrocks. Mia Maids presented a one act play Lets Dating If It Wasnt For Men. Wayne Haslem’s farewell party was held Saturday as he heads to Camp Cooke California with a program and dancing. Locals attended a boxing and wrestling event at Lepoint hall between Lapoint and Tridel elementary schools. Keith Russon has been commissioned as a Captain and is stationed in Kansas City. Primary Stake officers from Roosevelt Valley visited to support Primary work. A special class party featured skits Lets Pretend. Norman Long enrolled at Utah State Agricultural College planning a B S in Industrial Arts at June commencement.
Wedding dance at Whiterocks honored Mr and Mrs Warren Robb with a large gathering including Alfred Christensen sene and family, June Lee and Kenneth, Mille Wile and nebee Cyrma and Loie. The article notes Robb leaves Monday for Washington DC for air service. his wife will join later. Local families and community members are listed among attendees and greetings.
At 3:00 am George staggered to the top of the stairs after a quarrel with his wife who remarked that the best place was open. In October 1950 electric power companies used 8,186,000 tons of bituminous coal, 30 percent more than the same month a year earlier.
Dr Olds White of the American Optometric Association warns that poor classroom sight conditions cause many reading difficulties for American schoolchildren. Dr Marguerite Eberl supports the link between eyesight and reading, urging attention to eye health.
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