Fragmented sports snapshot with garbled dialogue
A noisy fragment describes a player or coach routines and reactions. It mentions beef strength, swimming, a fan, and a catcher in a baseball scenario, but details are incomplete.
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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1950
Page
8
A noisy fragment describes a player or coach routines and reactions. It mentions beef strength, swimming, a fan, and a catcher in a baseball scenario, but details are incomplete.
Kay Robb of Farm Creek won the girls division and Verl Haslem of Bennett won the boys division in the Alterra Seminary declamation finals at Bennett ward chapel. Robb spoke on Sustaining the Glory of Motherhood while Haslem presented The Sins and Evils of the Last Days. Finalists included Joleen Swain Diane Hullinger Sherman Assy and others. A girls chorus entertained. hospital and attendance notes follow.
Mary Collins of Roosevelt, Ballard pioneer and mother of Bishop Golden Collins, learns a granddaughter of her brothers arrived in New Jersey from England with her American soldier husband. Noble Clark, son of Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Clark, received an honorable discharge after two years in the Navy, mostly in Hawaii. Mrs. Elvin Haycock and Charlie Hammond of Helper visited aunt Mrs. Bil Jenkins. A reminiscence recalls harvest routines with hand labor and modest wages.
I remember going to mill and a three day road adventure with my mule and dog. I recall a cinnamon flavored cigarette debate among boys at the market. I recall a presidential campaign torch parades with badges. I recall a child's bread at five cents and a peck of potatoes at sixteen cents.
Local attendees include Hatch Ivo Seeley Ora Coston George Bracken Spencer Squire and Jesse Hul who lingered at the Uintah school employees convention in Vernal on Saturday Feb Ensidin Clark Clifton Jenkins spoke at Sacrament meeting with Russell Hobinson of Toka and A W Seeley returning from Salt Lake City for Seminary declamation at Bennett Sunday evening. Diane Hullinger JoAnn Todd Devon Seeley also spoke, Kay Habb Farm Creek and Veil Haslem Bennett won, Ballard represented at contest. Arthur Wiscombe filled in for Wendel Johnson at the Seminary. Amateur Hour occurred Feb 27 with judges Mrs Viola Horrocks Mrs Mary Burgess and Mrs Theron Leavitt. Mr and Mrs Don Mangum and three Keasharen children moved onto Cloyd Seeley farm. Mangum is Squire Mangum's brother. Mrs from England and Mr and Mrs Grant Brough moved from Mrs Wilma Bingham’s place to Avalon. Mr and Mrs Keith Snyder and two sons of Altonah visited Charles Bingham’s home Saturday.
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