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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1937
Page
7
Harper notes that Titles VIII and IX of the Social Security Act do not reveal how the employer must keep records. He says only that returns must be filed on specified dates to the Collector of Internal Revenue. The rest emphasizes responsibility for safe operation and explaining how an incident occurred.
In London the royal tailoring workshops busy with fitting robes for the May coronation of George VI and Queen Elizabeth. Exquisite mantles and the Order of St Michael and St George filleted in blue with white ribbone details, as artisans prepare ceremonial attire.
Utah National Parks Council announces eligible Scouts born before 1937 may join the Washington National Scout Jamboree trip from June 30 to July 9. Each participant must cover all expenses, estimated at about 125 dollars for travel, fees, and equipment. Committee members listed include Dr. K D iptouts, Professor H Ry Merrill, and A A Anderson.
Heber R Warper, director of region 11 of the Social Security Board, cautioned Colorado Wyoming Utah firms that the government has not endorsed any bookkeeping systems for Social Security record keeping. Salesmen posing as government agents risk arrest for impersonating a federal officer. Employers approached by salesmen claiming government affiliation should report to the Regional Social Security office.
George A. Slaugh, longtime Ashley Valley resident and weather watcher, notes unusually cold and hot spells in Ouray. He cites a temperature of 62 degrees below zero as the coldest this year and a summer high above 109 in the shade, calling Ouray perhaps the hottest spot in the Uintah Basin.
A reader advises drivers to slow down at stop signs on side roads and main routes when conditions are slippery. Caution is urged as two approaching vehicles can make stopping difficult, with both country and city cases cited and a driver nearly colliding after failing to stop at a slippery stop sign.
Residents prepare for the Ward Reunion at the ward house on Friday February 10 with afternoon programs by the school and DUP and an evening floor show and dance. The Boy Scouts with local members and leaders contributed to National Boy Scout Week events. Others travel to visit relatives in Cleveland Provo Price and Salt Lake City while a few sustain minor injuries from a bicycle accident.
Local notes detail multiple residents traveling to California and visiting relatives in Idaho and Utah. Byron Goodrich returns from Salt Lake on business while his son joins the Mission Home. Several families, including Cook, Merrett, Kayren, and Angus relatives, host and visit across Gedar Valley and Roosevelt.
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