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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1942
Page
8
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Mrs Anne Evans Smith wife of Leo F Smith formerly of Vernal died Saturday at LDS Hospital Salt Lake after major surgery May 2 Born April 26 1853 in Nephi Educated at Nephi and University of Utah class of 1913 taught in Duchesne and Uintah counties Active in LDS church Relief Society Daughters of Pioneers survived by son and three daughters with several grandchildren Funeral Thursday 3 30 pm Provo ward chapel burial Provo City Cemetery
State health commissioner Dr William M McKay urged inoculation of children against measles. He called for vaccination with proven serum to protect immunity amid rising cases. The advisory followed new outbreaks and highlighted the need for parental consent and timely vaccination across communities.
Dr McKay reports measles on the upswing in most regions while a few counties show declines. Physicians note many ill patients especially under five and urge use of convalescent serum or whole blood for temporary immunity. No vaccine exists to prevent spread.
John K. Madsen, 70, prominent sheep breeder and leader, died Monday in Mt. Pleasant after a short illness. He owned Jot Ko Madsen Ranch, directed Ore County and national associations, and supported youth in agriculture. his work shaped Utah and national sheep breeding.
The Vernal Gun Club announces a trap shoot this Saturday afternoon with practice sheets to be waived at two o'clock. Members learned from a Remington Arms representative that government policy supports trap and skeet shooting as training for defense. The event highlights home defense prep and coordination for potential armed forces call.
Journal notes from Turson Arizona describe a Sacrament meeting with ST Pearce and Barth Shaffer, plan to begin chapel painting Wednesday, and a Mother's Day program led by senior clasts with talks by Grace Manwaring and others. The piece mentions musical performances, visiting Neilson family, Harman Holmes birthday party, and various social events among LDS members.
Mrs Eldona Anderson remembered at services for Mrs Johnson while Eldona’s memory frames a community. Alta Duvall and Maud Goodrich chosen Relief Society councilors as Violet Null visits her parents Elwin Merrill. Relief Society officers host a social after a monthly meeting with refreshments. The MIA plans a tiny miniature hour and dance at the clip lit May 2a. Ted Handy announces the arrival of a baby this Thursday.
Reports from Vernal and nearby towns describe typhoid immunizations by county nurse Renstvelt, visits by residents from Roosevelts, school inspections by state health officials, and local activities. Community meetings, dances, and a scout gathering are noted alongside family visits and funeral services for James Reed of Ft. Duchesne.
The report lists numerous relatives visiting with their parents and households for Mothers Day. Names include Lyla Westover, Tara Dhormosaty, Vera Stuw, John Harrison, Mary Cook, Ruth, Edith Allred, Charley, Steila Pack, Wendell Atwood, Jess Arrowsmith, Lawrence Quibell, Hyrum Toone, Verla Swett, Felix Denniemyer, Sam Hatch, HE Beeley, Ora Fay Wardle, Alma Preece, Eddie Miller, Leon Glenn Sr, Orin Miller, Louise Stewart, Don Sham, and Ernest Green among others. It notes hospital recovery in San Diego, a pneumonia case, a telegram from Arizona, and a baby boy born Friday with family ties to Ashley, Heber City, and Vernal.
May includes school closings for County districts and memorial and union meetings. Listed are dates for board and council sessions in Vernal City, Uintaht School Board, and County Commissioners, plus events like Basin Livestock Show, Woppy Day, Memorial Day, and Flag Day observances.
A Mother's Day program led by OlNee Truante and Charn Wail featured melodies by Wim Seert and the Rise Girls choir. Melba Caldwell announced the program with readings by George Tryart and Clara Preece, honoring mothers with flowers and tributes. The evening service included flag presentation, a dialogue, and prayers, with Mrs Extn Cali well receiving a design and a demonstration on how to maintain a home. Airs Pitts Worm and other members participated in the event before a church gathering and hospital visit by the speaker's wife.
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