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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1937
Page
7
The February 7 lesson by WM Halboy discusses John 8 12 31 32 and 9 1 12, presenting Jesus as the bread of life and living water. It explains the healing of the blind man, the Sabbath miracle, and the transition from darkness to light, emphasizing that suffering is not always caused by sin and declaring the blind man’s testimony: I was blind, now I see.
A large turnout attended Company 1507s dance on Saturday night with Lloyd Winns orchestra providing music into the early hours. Refreshments were served by the Kitchen staff. The event coincided with the President’s birthday and was well enjoyed by all attendees. A new Current History class under Robert Duhemnell started Friday. New mechanic Donnel C. Dew began duties this week at camp D. G. St, replacing the resigned Harry Seaton. The camp DG 31 caterpillar is undergoing a full overhaul for road work. Some enrollees report flooded homes in the East, including Howard MacGraw of New Boston and William Hanes and Ora from Portsmouth.
International flavor marks the start of the 1937 indoor track season as top athletes like Gene Venrke and Archie San Romani eye breakthroughs. Contenders include vaulter George Varoiff and stars Szabo and No, with previews of the Millrose and Olympic trials shaping the indoor meet landscape.
The article previews a pivotal indoor season led by George Varoff and Don Lash as contenders for Olympic distance vaults and two mile marks. Lash aims to surpass Panve Normi’s indoor two mile record while contending with conditions and expected strong outdoor form for Olympic team prospects.
In Zanesville Ohio Kenneth Mason and Robert Willowby homes flood amid high water. A large sale to unknown buyers is noted while residents face homelessness as Louisville is affected. A nurse, described as very scientific, avoids kissing the baby around. The nurse later leaves after a heated exchange with the husband.
Utah State Agricultural College forestry’s seed beds added, total trees rise to 153 002 with 120 000 slated for spring planting. Since 1930 sales climbed from 15 845 to 85 522 in 1936, despite drought in 1934. Available species include Green ash catalpa Siberian elm and others. best Utah trees noted as Siberian elm black and honey locusts, green ash, black walnut. Planting ideal April 15 to May 2. Nevada shipments have grown from 3 770 in 1933 to 15 855 in 1926.
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