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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1950
Page
3
John Reed King hosts the Give and Take show, a Saturday CBS audience participation program. A Princeton-trained psychologist, King uses warm humor and dynamic mic technique learned over 12 years in radio to engage hundreds of participants and entertain millions at home.
In a playful line the speaker recalls a mother predicting the future from a report card. The anecdote hints at how insight can come from familiar records and family judgments about what might unfold at home.
A compact overview lists forthcoming magazine content across genres. It highlights COMLIENS Mehlights a basketball story at Madison Square Garden and gambling intrigue, plus explosive views in THE WOMEN and LOOK editor Fleur Cowles guiding Flask. Also noted are LIFE Mexico lectures, Western serials, Baseball Magazine rookies, Billboard summer routes, Popular Science jet topics, Flower Grower shows, The Theatre feature in The Modern Screen and Ingrid Bergman life story.
Experienced angler Jason Lucas outlines line selection to ease casting and reduce backlashes. For weeds and snags choose up to 12 pounds, with 20 pounds in dense southern waters. muskies and large pike often require 20 pounds, while walleye demands lighter gear.
A large L shaped Hereford sale barn, 102 by 320 feet, with a 500 seat auction ring and 600 capacity auditorium, is being prepared at Peterson Drow Headquarters in Ogden for a 1950 sale in March. The Petersons and Rulon Petersons own ranches in Ogden and Elko County Nevada, with past showings in Ogden, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Red Bluff, Reno, Elko and Kennewick.
Fortu fe wedding anniversary for Mr and Mrs Pete Case celebrated with banquet. Grants H Calder makes college scholarship honor roll at LAC. A baby girl born Feb 7 to Mr and Mrs Wendell Pipe. Wallis family news with Muriel Smart ex-instructor at Uintah High. Lectures by Driver E Smith on A Century of Progress. Mrs Joseph P Hacking invited to Washington DC with Pres Heber J Grant. Mother Adams hosts valentines gathering. Two men from Hill Creek wounded in early Monday quarrel. Siddoway speaks on debt at conference. Woolgrowers to hear new federal marketing plan. Baby boy born to L H Goodrich family in Lowell. Do the Dead Stay Dead cast noted at Lorna Siddoway home Feb 8. Vernal girls lose to Roosevelt 7 19 with named lineup. Mrs Edward Kidd on value of good books at Farm Bureau Ladies meeting.
Gilneas youth chorus held group pictures at the chapel last Thursday evening followed by a social hosted by directors Mrs. Lee Muray and Mrs. Harold Cook. Gemes enjoyed dancing and refreshments were served as part of the event.
The gathering included Mr and Mrs Lamar Thacker, Mr and Mrs Ab Price, Mr and Mrs Jess Caldwell, Mr and Mrs Leonard Horrocks, Dar Jene and Gret Mecham, Case and sons, and others. Sunday evening the Sacrament meeting featured Hy rum Slaugh and Leslie Andece son with a youth chorus singing My Task and a vocal duet by Elaine Samuels and Luck, accompanied by Miz Tom Timothy.
A fishing guidance note warns that anglers may break lines by overestimating rod strength and by worn ends near the plug. Inexperienced fishermen should choose heavier tackle, avoid rotten lines, and inspect varnish on rod guides which can scrape line. Scrape varnish carefully and avoid varnish remover on gear.
Last Thursday afternoon Mrs Moon's third grade at Central School welcomed three chipmunks lent by Wm Schaefermeyer of Madter. Mrs Nettle Nemin arranged the visit. The playful animals performed several circus acts to the great delight of the students.
A fragment recalls children at a house jail or orphanage bidding farewell to visiting caretakers. The scene mentions a cage, a grader, Mrs Anderson, and inviting the visitors to return another day, with the children expressing regret at their departure.
A woman visitor rushed to the beekeeper with an accusation that a bee from his hives stung her. The beekeeper calmly asks for details and requests the woman to show which bee caused the sting so he can take appropriate action.
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