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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1950
Page
8
Elder Shirley Rodeback recently back from the Eastern States Mission spoke at the M Men and Gleaners and Junior M Men groups during a Sunday Sacrament meeting in Naples. Hostess Miss Gayla York and attendees enjoyed refreshments after the talk.
John Haslem who was seriously injured when his haytend er fell on him recently was brought home from the LDS hospital in Salt Lake this week. He is able to be around, though his arm is in a sling. The Nelles Society ward conference was held Sunday evening under the supervision of president Mary E Horrocks. Elders Wendell Russon returned Friday after serving on a two year mission for the LDS church in the Eastern States mission.
Local notes list Joleen Swain and Myrtle Lambert traveling to Salt Lake City for a Junior Red Cross convention. Several families from Alterra and nearby towns visited relatives, moved households, hunted, or joined trips to Salt Lake City, Price, Vernal, and Altonah. Hospital corrections and missionaries Book of Mormon class noted.
A total of 23 Uintah County men will leave for pre induction physical examinations at Fort Duglas on Nov. 8. The group completes the 21 year old eligibility, with any further demands to be filled by the 20 year old group.
Residents joined Mr Warburton and Mrs Caroline Lambert for deer hunting and a Salt Lake City winter plan. The Alterra football team and local youths traveled to Moab last week. The Special Interest group held a square dance led by Thelma Winn with punch and cake served. Local visits, missions, and musical interludes filled weekend activities.
The article notes the White House construction began before other public buildings in Washington with the cornerstone laid October 13 1792. It then abruptly shifts to an unrelated description about water supply and perforated stainless steel components used for meat processing, likely damaged OCR text.
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