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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1951
Page
13
The text explains high blood pressure relates to arterial hardening. It notes ignore old rules of thumb and rely on physician assessment to judge normal levels. It covers twins: about one birth per 87 births, fraternal and identical types, and sex differences. It warns overweight raises death risk and links to diet over heredity, advising doctor guidance on diet.
Mia Maids at Roosevelt stake gathered at Mrs Leland Angus home to bind their first rose bouquet in formal attire. Theater listed, a dance and pot luck supper followed at Ballard chapel with many in attendance. Corrections note Bodily family spelling update.
The Bureau of Mines plant at Louisiana, Bro., is producing about 250 gallons of gascade per day from coal. The report notes ongoing operations and output figures as part of coal hydrogenation experiments.
Mrs Thelma Oaks hosted a Friday afternoon party for Naomi Oaks tenth birthday. About thirty one children enjoyed refreshments and games. Various local residents visited family and attended events including hospital outings and funerals.
Sergeant First Class Lloyd L Hatch received a Purple Heart for wounds in Korea on August 13 1950 and a Bronze Star Medal for leadership of an ordnance maintenance team from July 20 to September 25 1950. His service spans World War II in the New Guinea Islands and later Korea with the 725th Ordnance Maintenance Co. His mother Mrs Lida Pepe of Vernol and wife Mrs Hatch with sons Lloyd Lorenzo and Gerald Patrick were noted.
Hobby night held Tuesday in Tridell MIA showcased crafts by Tess Goodrich Doris Merrill Ethel Goodrich Lester Bartlett and Darrell Goodrich. Other acts included a tap dance by Joan Ross Marta Merrill Mary McConkie and Barbara Matvey, harmonica solo by Lela Bartlett and vocal by Barbara Harvey. The Relief Society led the Sunday program with the theme Live Love Makeeke My Commandments.
Pvt June Bowden returns home on a ten day furlough from Camp Fort Alley Kinsay. Local attendees include Mrs Fitza Helen Dickson and many relatives from Beaver Jensen Vernal Salt Lake City Magna and Myton. Funeral visitors for J Jenkins baby and community members also noted along with local social visits and primary conference. Norman Hancock travels to Salt Lake for army exam.
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