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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1936
Page
4
The Vernal Express issue details William Bowalts as editor and Wallis as publisher. It notes second class matter status at Vernal Utah dated March 13 1909 under the act of March 3 187. Subscription rates show one year in advance and shorter terms. The paper declares independent politics and optimism for a bigger and greater Uintah County.
Frank J. Kennard, Educational Advisor, argues that alcoholic intoxication among CCC enrollees harms the community and federal investment. He urges stiff penalties for both drinkers and illicit sellers, stressing jail, discharge, and social stigma as deterrents, to protect public safety and CCC integrity.
The Vernal scene features progressive suppers hosted by The Gleaners and social dinners honoring visiting couples and local families. Theda Showalter and Fred Washburn wed in Logan temple. several garden breakfasts, bridge games, waffle suppers, and birthday dinners are noted. Public notices include marriages, visits, and plans for the Daughters of the Utah Pioneers picnic and a Go Pre Doctrine outdoor party.
Uintah County dairy cattle are undergoing final tuberculosis testing after a visit by state veterinarian WOH Hendrick. John Bollwinkel and his wife’s cattle are being tested with state and federal funds aiding the effort.
In Vernal area reports a series of births and medical events. An eight-pound girl welcomed July 27 to Mr and Mrs Wesley Grow. Mr and Mrs Marden Nelson announce an eight-pound boy born July 27 in Jensen. Daughters born July 23 and 22 to Mrs James Marshall and Mrs Arthur Taylor of Lapoint. Babies cared for at their mother’s home, Mrs Bud Jarrell in Vernal. Faymond Eldredge of Roosevelt discharged after two weeks for appendicitis. Don Irwin had a tonsillectomy Sunday morning. Dr John Clark traveled to Salt Lake City on a business trip. Mona Day Opal and Theresa Hadlock underwent tonsillectomies last week. Ton- sil operations on Monday and Tuesday for two small sons of Lee York and Frank Carrol’s son. Lucy Bits of Lapoint and William Bregg of Duchesne noted. Mrs Lafe Richardson seriously ill at home. Walne Larson and Mrs Larson in Vernal for ranching matters last week.
In the county Dr J J Curtis and Dr Shirley Nebeker are involved in a tuberculosis testing program for cattle. Testing began July 14 and ends August 3, with county herd status to be assessed afterward. County treasurer urges accreditation and ongoing health measures.
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