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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1937
Page
3
Following a diphtheria immunization drive by the Unified School district and local health workers reports circulated claiming improper inoculation methods. Officials stress strict safety, sterilization, and precautions with every vaccination to prevent infection and reassure the public of patient safety.
Maria Workman Utah Pioneer laid to rest as family thanks friends for help during illness and burial. Expresses appreciation for general and friendly service, flowers, and transportation.
The 97th Quorum of Geventies has scheduled cottage meetings for January. Ward hosts include Jas Gurr Tridel ward Matilda Mooseman Henry Merkley and Carl Hadtock with Jensen and Second wards hosting at local homes on January 12 and 26 respectively.
Mrs Weldon Allred was hospitalized Monday for appendicitis. Mr and Mrs Marlon Moon announce the birth of a baby boy on December 25. The three children of Mr and Mrs SP Gray had their tonsils removed Wednesday. WN Gurr received first aid for minor injuries when a mine timber fell on him. Mr and Mrs W C Anderson of Elks Springs announce the arrival of a baby boy December 27. Mr and Mrs Frank GO Sinkovitz announce the birth of a baby daughter December 28. Mrs Sinkovita is noted as Enid Manwaring, daughter of Arthur and Mrs Manwaring.
Postmaster Chatwin entertained a ceremony awarding prizes to all winners in the local contest. Prize distributions recognized multiple participants with certificates and cash honors, highlighting community engagement and local achievement.
Dr Rowland H Merrill, eye specialist, will visit Vernal on Wednesday January 5 for eye examinations. The examinations will take place in the Uintah high school faculty room, arranged by the Uintah Basin Medical Society.
Utah and American wool growers anticipate a stronger business climate in 1938. J A Hooper secretary of the Utah Wool Growers Association notes Christmas sales were up as much as 30 percent, while merchants nationwide report woolen goods inventories to be low. A survey suggests a surge of heavy buying orders after the new year. Domestic and foreign wool markets remain steady.
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