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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1957
Page
12
Measles continue to linger in Uintah County with 10 new cases reported for the week ending January 4. The Utah State Department of Health bulletin also lists five additional strep infections for the county. The prior week recorded five measles, two strep infections, and two cases of pneumonia.
Thames Aldridge 18 of Vernal and Sandra Powell 19 of Roosevelt issued January 4. David Scrawap 64 of Ouray and Ethel Ancorati 67 of Ouray issued January 7.
Ohio produced more than 21 million tons through surface operations in 1953, accounting for nearly two percent of all coal mined via surface methods. Pennsylvania Quebec Kentucky West Virginia and Indiana followed in that order.
Sonny Christensen and Ida Steele exchange vows on a June day and make their home in Rangely. Sonny works for Geckman Inc. The Alfred Christensens welcome a grandson born to Nancy Atwood at Uintah County Hospital New Year’s Day. Grandchild of Earl Gadds of Pop’s Place. Denny Lee and Lee Webb baptized at Uintah Stake Center. Benny Wall travels to Salt Lake City. Slim Lumpkin to undergo ulcer surgery in Salt Lake hospital. Mac Lee of Denver assists Clyde Lee family of Bonanza. Jewel Wall mother. Aloyd Gardner returns to USAC after holidays with parents. Geo. Salt hosts birthday party for daughter Charlotte. Mrs LaVerna McCormick returns from Penn visit. DIM Gadd assists Kerr McGee rig move near Red Work. Bill employed by W. R Hall of Grand June. Gen Cal Gardner to My. Nev. to stay with grandparents Wallace and Mrs McCarrell. will attend school rest of year. Sauman of Dalles, Tex. expanding business here. Tallman Rig installed two miles west of Utah-Colorado state line. Tony Machads, Harvey Padgett, Bernice Brandon, June and Kenneth Lee visit Craix. Bill Bowar admitted to Uintah Co Hospital. Malcolm Robinson of Denver visits mother Della Flower. returns home after week. Mrs Carlisle improving at Rangely hospital.
Wartime veterans show strong interest in college as part of the Korea GI Bill. VA reports about one quarter of male college students are veterans, with total campus enrollments reaching 1,016,000 including both veterans and non veterans this year.
Court Anderson, a senior at Uintah High School, trains in auto mechanics under instructor Freeman. He works for Darrell Wardle at Brad Auto Parts, gaining hands on experience in welding, tune up, lathe work, engine work, power transmission, and public interaction. Wardle notes high school trainees since 1949 have been outstanding and benefit academically and practically.
The Korean GI Bill history shows enrollments reaching 707000 last year and rising to 735000 in spring 195d, a record recently broken. The education and training program is not set to end until 1965.
For sale a Baldwin spinet piano in used condition plus assorted household items including a sink hot water heater range window doors dining table and storm windows. Call 83 J mornings or evenings for details. For rent a heated sleeping room with private bath for a non smoker or non drinker call B3 J or visit 461 W 2S mornings or evenings.
Last week Irene Roys, chairwoman, announced the county polio drive march. Dean Rowland now leads the house-to-house phase, per Stewart R. Peterson, campaign director for the Vernat City area.
Orville Swain and Curt Dudley were inaugurated as county commissioners Monday noon at the courthouse. Swain begins a third two year term and Dudley starts his second four year term. The next commissioners meeting will be January 21, replacing the usual January 18 date due to the state convention of county officials.
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