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Show the reporter calling In oppreriala your to lal til Jour conatponJent bafon Turn Jay waning item Volume Fifty :wm j HITS HOME WHEN YOU USE YOUR OWN NEWSPAPER The Eureka Reporter, Friday, November 24, 1950 Plans Underway 'I REMEMBER Reports Chairman From The Reporter Twenty Years Ago -- Number 10c per Copy- - Forty-seve- n Wiring Improvements Needed At THS Announces Superintendent After Fire For Bond Drive By Mm. C. E. Rife YOUR ADVERTISING According to Carl Callaway.! chairman of the West Juab Coun-- ! Fire broke out in the Tintic High School about 2 XtT meeting of the City ty bond committee, the Utah bond at discussed members committee for the sale of United the p. m. on Friday of last week. Prompt action on the Sne length, ways and means of States Savings Bonds will launch a of the Eureka Volunteer Fire Department saved accidents fall campaign to make the Payroll part coasting Sminating and only a few electric? the and months Plan for winter day Savings the the IjHng purchase of wires were burned. The fire start decided to designate certain bonds available in all sections of ed on electric wires outside of the rteets and alleys within the city the state. It is hoped through the camprincipal's office and fortunately limits aa coasting lanes. A comfor all concerned it happened at m to enliBt to work with paign every employer mittee was appointed time when it was quickly noticed. On 20 who has or more in persons on his deciding the city marshall Had the fire started at night there streets should be coasting payroll, to install the system is no doubt that a serious fire reductions may whereby music School regular The Tintic High lines. would have resulted. be made from payrolls towards band a for is preparing department the the KABE VIEW Ilorsw-she-e In commenting upon the situaThis is one of the views few clear of Mayor Church presided at the of bonds empurchase the concert on Dec. 6th. The depart- tion by were Cataract (Canadian) nt Niagara Falla, which in uaually obSuperintendent Blight said: meeting and all coundlmen ployee and when the amount of ment has the pleasant task of en"For a long time the Board of Polio, In a late surge of alarming literated by fog. the bond purchase is accumulated. present. music Small the Group tertaining have been proportions, has caused a critical meet in February. The proceeds Education and myself Although the winter had Just the bond is issued directly. on the lighting financial concerned two acciThe been local seriously had tosituation for the National . will concert there band committees! from the , county go begun, have been asked to contact all em- - 4-- H While system in the main high school Foundation for Infantile Paralysis meet. ward this dents. financing VIUU The Tintic High School which must be relieved immediateof 20 or more persons, and ' not as colorful perhaps as the building. Miss Mae Myers, daughter of ployers was built in 1912 and nothing has ly, Mrs. Edythe I. Green, Juab of allows upon Band this occasion i the A receipt Festival, cooperatin suffered by Mr and Mrs. Roy Myers, the County March of Dimes campaign employer, will urge upon the em- -' for a great deal more individual ever been done to improve acadmake a serious injury in a coasting system except lighting use . of the deal ployed director, declared today. has and a payroll savings. great presentation, here ditions cident on church street The young The money and The there.. presinto bonds n of Returning to this city after a Intrinsic value. put Lake by several with C,ltv ent system was not Installed to regional lady In company deductions-w- ill of can assure We the payroll meeting of March of a patrons provide In care of the electricity needs Dimes directors other girls was walking up the cushion against future and representathe school that the concert of Dec. take depressions of Board of The the atreet and after having coasted or payroll layoffs. present day. tives held In Colorado Springs, Airs. Ruth Wahlquist was in 6 will be well worth attending, and on shin the me struck was Education has agreed with that Colorado, Mrs. Green summarized down and The downward trend in Utah's jSalt Lke citV Wednesday A Kiwanls .Training Conference will be one of the musical high- a new lighting system for the Tin- the was coming by a small sled which store the a club counsel in fight against the for the of of Series tending E year lights United purchase States was held in Pocatello, Idaho on tic High School has priority over ragingdesperate disease as follows: down at such a rapid pace. JTie of Tintic. Newhouse Bone.the hpld was Hotel, reJ,nK people sharply Sat. and Sun., Nov. 18 and 19. everything else, and I sincerely "The National Foundation ia The Impact was so severe that it versed club The during October. Announce-- ! plan8 were made for 1951 that it will not be too long now faced with the greatest pathis of Conference hope purpose broke Miss Myer's leg Just above ment of the increases ElizaMrs. Airs. scholar-tobKhool In Logan, and new Edwards, OcMary we during before shall be able to raise was to Instruct and train the new beth Phizacklea and load in ita history. It now the ankle. She was knocked to was made by Charles L. ships for club members and daughter, sufficient money to Install a com tient inand secretaries for the looks as though there will be more presidents the ground and also received a Salt tor of of state Lake, spent chairman of the Smith, Marguerite, the Utah ways improving new system adequate for our than 31,000 new cases of infantile o She bond committee. ensuing year for the few daya In Eureka last week. plcte juries to her head and arm. In addition to clubs, needs. District clubs. Callahan. Dr. attended paralysis this year, making 1950 by came here to attend the ns reversing the downward trend, the She had the opportunity of Herman (Hap) AIcCune, Dist- They the second record year period. DurThe" schools of the Tintic Dissales for October were only 3.6 $ President of the of visitation the the Greek Exchange rict Governor and Dr. Joe Atarshal Rebekah meeting ing September polio cases took an lower Louclla Mrs. the than sales the closed for customary for same the Assembly, trict on Twin Falls, Idaho, Gov. elect, unexpected rise which continued Youth who is in and Utah The in vacation. a month considered for Norman. visited 1949, a most visiting couple They Thanksgiving Day into October, and all estimates conducted a conference. splendid of days with friends In Eureka. weekly program was given at satisfactory year. The sales to- Juab counties. He will visit Eureka Lt. have had to be revised. For the Governors from all divisions Eurare residents of former the High school and was in the tals were given impetus by in- next Wednesday, Nov. 29, an and Lt. Governors elect and all They week ending October 21 the total v creased in interest to most sections in settlers the eka. tribute a nature of waa 26,516. UI 8 clubs the and and secretaries elect. County presidents the of who made payroll savings plan payroll of this great country "Epidemic aid of over (7,000,000 deductions for the purchase of Agent Ray Burtenshaw will ac- - Irom each club in the District Richard Rates, son of Air. and this national holiday possible. has already been sent from the were present. bonds. home him Mrs. Wm. to returned Eureka. company Bates, national office of the foundation to The Knights of Columbus held President McIntosh of the Uni- on Atonday after being confined have exhausted their annual Father and Sons chapters was main Idaho the to the Payson hospital, where he versity of funds. Monthly drain upon their local The Fire was party. Thirty eight boys were Dept, kept speaker at the banquet. His talk underwent an operation for appenthe foundation . treasury is now guests and had a real enjoyable was timely and his remarks pre- dicitis. Richard is beginning to rattier busy last Saturday night over in(1.000,000 a month. At this and early Sunday morning. The evening. Boxing, wrestling, food sented much rest for thought feel that ita time he had a rate epidemic funds will soon be door football, regular Notre Dame sounded 9:00 alarm first around fufrom things of that sort, since it along educational trends for when a light pole caught exhausted. Army stuff, pie eating, etc. a regture Americans and the world in was just a short time ago he p.m. The The solution Is this. Chapters ular kids program. fire. heavy wind and rain which his hla wrist. fractured general. have been fortunate and Anyway, a atreet wire agalnat the The local lodge of Eagles inhave some surplus funds can help Kiwanis plays an important part friends are pulling for him, and whipped near Archibald Ramon the light itiated a class of ten new members once to in community building. The re- - he ia recuperating nicely. H home on the south side of town, by sending the money atContributhis made a total of twenty four national headquarters. Free electric set a the to which illuminate Christmas aorta ana short members that had joined in the causing energy tions known as 'advance gifts' promoted by kiwsiuh Files pole on fire. Little or no damage which are D. period of three weeks. Following on town and streets and will the in Nation generally received in the city during parks waa done. again jciubs the lodge work a banquet was tights November and December, before dur- were summarized be the Utah Power and served and a general good time provided by The second alarm sounded the regular March of Dtmea drive Light Company ing the Conference and the wherever distribution capacity al- was had. around 8:00 a.m. Sunday when an opens in January, will be divided 1951 the which with is available, it was announ- - Ai overheated motor In the Andrew and 50 per cent of the contribuThe Tintic Baking Company ready program was presented is sure ced today by O. AI. Slack, South- Wm. D. Gear, incumbent, has Drug store caused a lot of smoke tions sent to national headquarters hllPfrl Is3733r 1C hands. Willmore Naaman to changed to bring many Improvements division manager for the vllUIUI UQlQQI lo as a member and plenty of excitement for aa quickly as possible. In this way filed for sold his interest in the business em the Utah Idaho District. of the Board of Education In the Power company. I to his partner W. J. Adams. For r Again there waa little it is hoped medical aid can be proip PresiWm. H. Treloar ia the school election for Tintic School damage done. Each time when the vided through this emergency. Air. Slack reported that the Mr. had Willmore many years dent elect of the Eureka dub and District, to be held on December 6. siren pealed forth, the townspeoelJULvvOOl Ul LvLIII The March of Dimes meeting inbeen in charge of the business. Power company provided free Pete Nevera ia the Secretary. Afr. Gear waa the. only person ple were plenty glad that rain cluded representatives from the illumination for last year ectricity The new manager was Ross Evans TreMr. ' work who filed for the election. Because of the lack of heating Owing to important of 36.929 holiday bulba in 95 accompanied the high winds which states of Utah, Colorado, Wyomof Salt Lake City. we were having about that time. ing. New Alexico, Western Nebrasf loar was unable to attend. Harry citiea and towns of its service area. facilities in the Eureka ward the regular MIA Following ka and Western Kansas. Warren some 5,575 bulbs were reation hall, members of the ward Randle attended aa an alternate Airs. William Roberts and daughthese, meeting of the Eureka ward, a burned in 19 towns and cities of removed the middle sections of with Air. Nevera. The weather ter, Ann, of Afammoth, left TuesD. Cuss, national director of fund program and basket dance was the Southern division. benches in the chapel, and Ward waa just right for driving and the day for Salt Lake, where they will raising, presided and plana were held in the amusement hall, k one-aformed for the 1950 drive, which Air. and Mrs. Michael Panek, Party and Bazaar was held there. trip was very enjoyable. join will open on January 15 and close play, Iin the Making, was The party began at 11:30 a. m. ( Faye and daughter, Pickett, 31. He told campaign presented with the following cast: and continued 8:00 until about motor January will p. and the IUI3I1I3I1C rniAU group Taffy, Douglas Christensen, Mrs. Max directors the January campaign m. Soup and chili were served for Is STVamail) to Alameda. Calif., to apend the LIIJUJ Hannifin. Miss Ada Birch, Miss will be the "greatest collection ever lunch, and candy and cake were B. Thanksgiving Day holidays with taken" in the fight against polio. Hyrth Allen, Heber Bauer, Airs. with various articles of Filin fill along Airs. Roberts and Airs. Panek's L lllll Arvid Newman. The At .4:30 dinThe present crisis for the founa Irlllllwl bazaar. At was the f PickAfr. turkey Airs. and David play parents, chosen by the M. L A. board for dation was due to two reasons. m nrr wax served. The Picketts are former resiett. .uie in the drama contest to be held KrnnrPCC Of The various organizations apon- dents of Eureka, and will be reDriver's license examinations will First, the record epidemic of over V J VI (III kter in the season. A basket dance last year added many Vll sort'd the different sales. The Sun- - LDS membered by many in the district. he held In the Library at the Tin-ti- e 42,000 thousands of patients to the thouMowed the program. (lav School was responsible for the High School on Dec. 4 and 18. sands of former years still receivluncheon the Primary hd charge Miss Frances Huish entertained Air. anil Airs. Wm. AIcDonnell from 9:30 a. m. to 12 noon. Elder Robert Laird wax the Regular meeting of the Eurekaing medical aid. Second, the unRe-sa and the the members of the Junior Liter-tr- y vrtt at le; All must Salt pie and small of appear WedKaren, applicants daughter, Kiwanis club was held last principal speaker at the Eureka expected epidemics of 1950 drained ronducdt he bazaar ward club, the party taking place spent the week-en- d visiting least one hour before closing time chapter and national epidemic aid chapel Sunday evening. He Lake,Air. neaday Nov. 15. in the Memorial, Society A I comsola In M, to cAndi Inc intend if the take t the home of Mrs. V. AIcDnnnell'a mother, Airs. they E. Ekloff. Building at 6.30 n m.. with Prea. spoke on the text, "Learn Wisdom with funds whirh were expected to be e paper (.hargc of lhe turkcy dinnn wore in Anna AIcDonnell in Eureka, and plete examinations. in . L. Anderson presid ng. pe yea. Boy," by "Laughing youth, youth thy thy ample for the entire year. 0f u,e bishopric, assisted must All ehauffeur t)( Oliver La in Alammoth applicants Duane with the Farge was given by ing songs were ung. and the,by varioU(i Wrd nipnibori,. The learn to keep the Commandments Milnes. one Up to the present time no rase Mre. bring photo. God." Jerry Bassett. Discussion Pledge to Flag as led b of infantile paralysis has gone dor procured the tables, and of The musical followed and a delicious luncheon furwere numbers wa given Randle. The invocation the "hardware. bishopric Air. and Aire. Don Carlson and neglected for lack of the best served. by Xclda Childs, who sang available medical care. Foundaby Dave Eagar. went over well and nished Everything "Indian Pawn." and a piano solo baby left last week for Nephl, tion funds have been Mrs. Naaman Willmore enter-w- d A delicious pheasant dinner was everyone breathed a sigh of relief freely used home. where they will make theig a number of little folks in served by Mrs. Decker. Guest of to feel that a good job was suc-th- c by Margaret Lucas. to help ehapters In the battle Afr. Carlson has A. a was Carl employPresident Patten accepted mor of the 17 f seventh birthday of related again for evening was W. Ix-- Wright ment with the Afctropolitan Life against polio. visitor si the meeting. He was achcrlittle son Wilson. Games were Thus far this year tha National Utah Oil Refining Company, other year. Davie Ins. Co., which nicessitated the Fred and companied by "Wd and a luncheon was ser- - Asst. Sales ManHgcr of P.esollcr The best Foundation has shipped 543 respilAiwrence Cl ay son. councilors to Chief Consolidated. 43 cars ore, change of residence. Each child received a favor Accts. Air. Wright entertained the a Ml the stake president. They each 20 null tailings; Dragon Consol- wishes of the townspeople go rators (iron lungs) to places where on inMNA YOU . . . a miniature Jjn conthey are needed to save lives. For 14 the new home. L. cars them It. to their airplane. Those club with a 30 minute movie with ore; briefly, idated, spoke exhorting Garity, PJWent were: Bill and John Dow-"jemergency duty in 1950 there wore more Oil progress, after which he gave to a active X. par- 3; Bar 1; Gndiva. 1: Tintic The Eureka Ward Bazaar and gregation 103 physical therapists, Glen and Dwain Ted Hannifin, who wns injured rerouted Roper, Lee a short talk, which was greatly Welfare dinner last Thursday was ticipation in the right way of life. Standard, 3. 1.589 nurses, and in addition conwmstiansen and members. Conthe Emmett and enjoyed Chief in the at work while by ... . . nice Ostler. flir paj,t successful due to the effort of polio aid teams, epidemio-loglxt- a solidated Mine Inst Wednesday, Is sultants,and tin Ward organizations and the V. rnvP r'irrv Randle resident physicians. Sec A pleasant hosstill ronfined to the Payson til- - or- rd membership, with the sup- meeting of the Elite Lt h was held Neters to "tten d he for will and it necessary with Airs. Leslie pital, ,,n( miprration of lhp ,.j. womar. him to remain there for sometime, listens of Eureka. The Eureka was Bridge and "500 Flies the do to the severe back injury he wyed. prizes going to Mrs. Ward Bishopric again wish to exreceived in the aceldent. Ted's Griggs and Airs. O. A. jWrd tend their sincere appreciation to Wp regr--- t the departure of the urWi A many friends are hoping for a dainty luncheon was everyone whn assisted in making V. (. I'ett family. They left liftt Airs. Walter Franke, speedy and complete recovery. the affair n success. We know that Saturday lor Atiirray. where they E. Airs. Glen Stores, without the fine help and the sup- will make their home. Air. Iett a y1 Jack Rife, Oi f Air. and Airs. Bong lux Bedford Nilson, Airs. George port that we receive front the work Isle s him away from hnme a and two anna of Springville were Airs. of much of R.mr, is and Eureka, ilisl. Angus Aliller, Airs. since Alurray townsjaaiple great week-en- d G. A. (Walt) Franke made a W Barney. Airs. E. L. Peterson. guests at the home of our effort would be unsuccessful. more cent rally located as far aa Alyr-ti- e flying trip to Los Angeles (and Mrs. Airs. Bedford's mother, .AAllred and Airs. Alay-r- d to move occasion his work is concerned, the May we take this we mean do Tod of Arthur Rowley flying) to witness the Rowley. Griggs. hope that your Thanksgiving Day will enable him to spend more time was also a guest at the Row-le- football game between Alt. Carmel Park and Alra. and Air. Ins with good one of family. will be happiness FKc. student at and Kt. Anthony's high schools, home In Silver City. n Francisco very active in civic cheer, anil that because of your Iett have which was played last Saturday. College for he will to others. and church affaire, and Joan and Ann ncighborliness Wall is quite a sport's fan at any good Wlnford Airs. and Air. Hansen n. who were missed by the entire community. school of Spanish Fork were guests at time, but when one's own son Im loss will .Menlo Park. attending Murray's California were the George Forsey home Inst (Henry F'ranke) is playing well a real cnnsuaii gain, and the townspeople are ,r hear Alonzo Sandstrom. Bishop that makes It doubly interesting. The Hansens are fordv v(r i the Thanksgiving in Wednesday. l the best hem very 1st Counselor wishing If you don't believe it ask Wall! Parents, Air. mer Eureka. residents of 1 new home. Cccl1 P,tch Henry is attending Aft Carmel that The eighth Am Christian, 1 high sehool. and Mr. F'ranke retS grade and the Sen- - absolutely own anything in this ports that the score waa a 6 tie. Tintic high school world. 2 CorinTo text tied Iror Scripture He left the Salt Lake airport honors in giving the best Mrs. Merrills Worthington and : Phillipinn 1:10-1were in town last of Provo, Tmn. son. Thursday night, and returned AI. the classes; The thian A. 11:00 home Alonday evening. Airs. Worship Sen-Ic,ve dollars, which was visiting with Mrs. WorthSunday conduct will Mathis F'ranke and son and daughter-in-laand family. Mr. sister h class presenting Rev. Frank ington has hoard th J?,VPn Afr. and Airs. Rheem F'ranke, the sendee. The official Mrs. George Forsey. Is nKr,,n, was divided Eureka Methodist Church to announce thnt Ke . and met him at the airport. While in unusual Such And are weather! 25 - plKhth and twelfth the pleasure consented to accept to announce Rev. Frank Shol-l- n happy we LIKING it? A very welrome Iam Angeles he was the guest of Mathis ha Mr. and Mr. I.. I. Om of ' T"e Senior program was the pastorate of the Eureka A.eth- Mathis as the new resident Pastor Air. last Eureka were spring rain has fallen a great deal his daughter and lpV Idaho, Ilev. Mathis spent firtthfJ"irraI BtunU while the odist Church. Everyone come of the time for the past four days, and Airs. Rudy rarisentti (rat their nieces. Mrs. for this area. In " grade program was a re- - to extend a real welcome to our In the ministry and the townspeople are mighty Franke). He reports a very Interyears Rd Mrs Alton Baker. several Colorado Springa. and Is an ornew minister. happy it ia warm enough to rain, esting and enjoyable week-enfor tll' Afethodlat Minister. dained otherwise fenture . S. llolme it would have been music ,r. Special Ji(i K,IHr Bn, Aire. Wm. Treloar, Airs. d snow, and we would have been nn,uJil high school play, morning will be a lnno solo b KINO IMS MONET TROUBLE Jn j.nt Ukr lnM Wednesday A. Bernini Cronin and daughter, Alary, Aire. In and Air. snowed course until Of of Joseph nn Ceremonial to . Umberto be Betty Baker. . spring. Italy PnSnkic,J Allas Shrine lhe attending It COULD turn to snow at any and Alra. Leonard Ryan motored nml mm. I :vld, and Mrs. Dora Alarlon Rus- cornea to Geneva to dlscwa famitl initiation Tlicv attended the her Joan, hut at the time of this writ to Salt Lake last Saturday and nnl or v time, daughter, Torr.si Masonic who his with The sisters at the flnanrr oVft c ily the evening V were -r th we are thoroughly spent the day shopping and V Mrs. Green, and ing (Tuesday) memlhe 1000 to poor. are "lade a trip V mossed Inherited all their fathers donih. whi,.h Ver our Unusual Weather. ing with friends. lied t pronnunie Temple ai Provo visitors on last Saturday. UedRhTuto pp 0,6 play pre- - are were present. her that high school hors THS Plans Benefit Band Concert Director Reports Here December 6 Need For More Polio Funds ... OfFirPr Eureka Kiwanians J Attends Meetinq ba t 4-- H Attend Training School Idaho meet-Savin- gs - 4-- H er 4-- H 4-- H Utah-Idah- Two Blazes Keep Firemen Busy; Little Damage Done j h ; Gear Wm. For School Board r -: aw-hil- e AllffpCCtlll hlPIlt rec-O- . I Examinations For Driver's License ct , Robert Laird ninnor vll J Set Dec. 4and 18 Speaker. ... Sunday Meet , Ore Shipments For Week of Nov. an-o- e tu y. G. Pett Family Moves To Murray Eurekan To Calif. To See Son Play Fotball "dto: - y M Ix-c- wo-Miss- es Kun-ka'- s holl-thp- a- - 9:6-8- e bc-tri- $,0. llu-i- r 4-- Eureka Experiences "Unusual Weather" Pastor Comes Methodist Church 6-- i dl son-in-la- w, d. -- iJl Alay-nar- .Ex-Kin- cl f- SeS rm,-tt- g visit-enjoyi- ng |