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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1957
Page
10
A fishing editor notes winter is prime for tackle buying as buyers have time to decide and dealers can order. He urges discussing gear to suit the fishing type, warns against impulse buys before trips, and highlights spinning and fly tackle pros and cons for beginners, including line types and rod choices.
A baby shower for Mrs. Blake Peterson and new son Keith was held at the Peterson home Friday afternoon. Games were played, prizes won by Rose Robinson, Marynell Snow, Gladys Peterson, and Thebble Moon. Refreshments served to 14 ladies with Thelma Beacham and Wilma Gilroy in charge. Dave Cattoor of Craig visiting Gary Ainge. Jensen MIA sold box lunches at Uintah High Saturday netting about 54 dollars for the building fund. Visitors at Sunday School included Harmon Edwards Reynolds and Clyde Gatdini. Primary teacher trainer class held last Wednesday at Rose Robinson’s home, lesson by Erma Stewart. A card party Saturday evening at the Burton Beach home with attendees Lee Dustins, Richard Murrays, Amelia Ainge, George Yeager, Paul Murrays, and others. A dance planned at Jensen Ward house Friday with music by the Acell y orchestra. Walter Bacses from St. Duke visited Saturday. Carl Kellgren from Rangely visited Friday. Moroni Moon and George Yeager visited Rangely with Ferron Moons and Claude Renfroes. The Paul Murrays, Amelia Ainge and George Yeager visited last week. The Lakabhi and others plan to make their home where Mr. Maler is employed. PTA meeting held Thursday evening.
A roundup from Vernal reports Linch kindergarten plans discussed by Gin Oldroyd. Morgan Artesia visitors, Linyd Stewart family wintering in Vernal with Mae Cooper and children. Lea White went to Salt Lake to join Mrs. Engen with her hospitalized husband. Local residents hosted dances, gatherings, and wedding reception for Dan and Mary Lou McKee at Victory Park on January 16.
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