Salt Lake Telegram | 1937-02-16 | Page 22 | Chicken Pox Held Principal Disease |

Type	issue
Date	1937-02-16
Paper	Salt Lake Telegram
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Article Title	Chicken Pox Held Principal Disease
Type	article
Date	1937-02-16
Paper	Salt Lake Telegram
Page	22
OCR Text	Show CHICKEN POX HELD ' PRINCIPAL DISEASE Chlcksnpox, with 76 eases reported, report-ed, was th predominating disease in Granita district last month, a report Issued by the district visiting nuraas to the board of education said Tuesday. Ths nurses also reported 64 cases of mumps, 36 of scarlet fever and three of measla. Daily Inspection of the students resulted In S children chil-dren being excluded from classrooms class-rooms because of suspected diseases. Medical attention was recommended for lit children. Mrs. Anna L. J oh an son, district statistician, reported to the board of education that 2013 students will complete their high school schedule in Jun.
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