t Tr -- :&' n The Salt lake Tribune Thursday January 4500 ( s' v 1 1 ?r:yy - i 3 :r rvrvL i‘t lj V s: ( V-- Tonight for Polio Dimes ( i I u - f v ? 7 ! 7s 4 t The venerable century-olCarson Hotel depicted here bi a Watercolor by Tribune artist Chris Jensen can look forward d ' ' ' t v to many more years of useful life as an historical site He scendants of the builder John Carson have given It to Utah ' ' Inn Future Museum ' f Pool Fixtures Old Adobe Hotel at F airfield Goes to State Readied for ' The State of Utah Wednesdays became official owner of building the Cap eon Hotel at Fairfield Descendants of the builder turned the structure over to the state In Park and Recreation Commisa ceremony In the governor’s sion Rep Orville Gunther (R-Leh- YWCA Class members of the Carson and John Hutchings The YWCA Health Education family two-storadobe struc- Lehi’s historian Dept will begin another term of classes Saturday with a new ture was built In the late 1850’s look by John Carson a PennsylvaAn acoustical ceiling and a nian who with' his brothers modem ventilation system have settled the Fairfield area Two been installed in the swJnjming of the brothers were slain by pool Indians In 1857 Registration for all classes will be taken at the clubhouse THE UTAH State Park and 322 E 3rd South from 10 am Jtecreatlon Commission plans to to 8 pm all this week The restore the venerable structure Special to Jh Tribune YWCA physician will be availowner as a museum Former POINT-OF-THMOUNTAIN able Wednesday evening for all was Warren Carson Orem son — Utah State Board of Par- who wish examination appointof the builder dons Wednesday granted five ments The building served as h and two terminations paroles and a as chang stagecoach stop as denied it three others tell- 7 SIRS SYLVIA B Durrant ing station for the Pony Exhealth 'education director repress General Albert Sidney ing two they must serve the ported that regular exercise and rest of their sentence and Johnston whose army marched granti- swimming classes for women to Utah to quell the ng the third another hearing will continue Monday Tuesday “Mormon Rebellion" - prior to in January 196L and Friday mornings Thursday The board: the Civil War built Camp Floyd noons and Monday through Granted paroles to — Verlynn near the hotel 31 Gunnlapn April 1059 Thursday evenings’ Among those at the ceremony Shaw Children's swimming classes haa aerved one year of a on to were Gov George D Clyde the aentence for forgery: Boyd for boys and girls 8 to 15 are Cook 43 Ferron July 15 195 bai from 9 am to 4 pm aerved one year of a maximum Saturday Scout- - lifesaving Special Boy Prom Queen five-yeaentence for Inauffldent class Saturday at 3 pm add funrta check Delbert Clarenr ’ Gage ' 'V w 3t Prica July 13 1936 haa served Girl Scout classes Thursday at one year of ronaecutlve one to 4 and 4:45 pm are also schedaentencea for forgery and uled uttering Raymond Dodge 31 Ogden Jan 13 1959 haa aerved one Swimming classes for the senyear or a maximum office The y Board Grants 5 Paroles Denies Three E s n'i m W i t-- - VUAv 0 I 1 points to the Continental Bank and Trust Co Fifteen volunteers 'will be on duty at the bank until all elctions from-outly- ections are ing 'i :U ' in Participants in the annual “Mothers March" on polio Mrs Ernest G King left and Solicitation areas are defined by elementary school pupil boundaries Each mother will have sa Extra Special! Identification card A captain will be in charge of marchers In each area Mrs Ernest King the Granite area is chai- G rman of lawrence B Brown is ZCMI and Magnavox DOES IT AGAIN! Mrs Jordan will be in a few chairman Collections made earlier in the day areas because of conflicting events fashion show is Mobility" “Fashion mobility” explains Mrs Norman J Hughes show direTheme of the 1958 Fashion ctor will be demonstrated In silhouettes llesure formal and sports garb and in new fashion colors Mrs L W Mugleston get contribution from Mrs Lawrence B Brown March Is Thursday ©aim© id J ft vrttTV Societies Sponsor James Monroe V Writing Contest v - 'c y ytr High school students in Salt Lake Davis and Weber counties have been invited to compete in an essay contest on some' phase of the administration of James Monroe fifth president of the US The contest is being sponsored by the Utah State Society the tence for receiving atolen property physically handicapped and James Monroe Memorial FounJamei W Yardlen 34 Gunnl-eo- the exceptional child sue Fri- dation Frederickburg Va and and Names of 19 coeds at the UniFeb 18 1958 hai aerved one the Spirit of Liberty Chapter day at 4 and 5 pjn to three-yeversity of Utah were entered in year of of the American RevDaughters the contest for “Junior Prom sentence for third degree burglary as part of the James olution to— terminations Granted Albert Queen" Wednesday and were Monroe Bicentennial Year celWright 3 Oklahoma City March being checked for eligibility 11 1958 haa served one year of ebration in 1958 secaentence a one to Sponsorea scheduled the conTHE RULES require that all ond degree burglary and for Robert test Hill candidates be fully matriculated Theodore Snyder 47 inj include the month of City SD two Police Wednesday were in- February proclaimed American Juniors with at least a “C aver- Jan 31 in1958Saltwho haa aerved Jail months taka County the' theft of a $50 History Month in Utah by Gov age the previous quarter sentence for drunken vestigating of a novelty ash tray from the office George D Clyde Of the 19 12- - will be chosen driving In his proclamation Gov date for of the Zee’s Motel 1301 S State Thursday night in the first Set the next hearing 31 Provo for R Ronald Butler told Witnesses officers pointed out that February Clyde they round of Judging Five finalists 1961 He has aerved one saw Is an important month in the run motel man from the a' will survive the second round of January to life snd year of a aentence for office throw the ash tray into hatlon’s histofy and Is the birth Judging Tuesday with the queen maximum to be crqwned the night of the robbery and asiault with deadly the front seat Of an awaiting month of Presidents Washington and Lincoln weapon respectively automobile then speed away and His Orchestra V IX THE MOTHERS March has traditionally been the biggest single souroe of polio contributions Mrs L W Mugleston chairman for Salt Lake Gty observed Mothers collected last year she said The mothers will be helped by members of the Moose Lodge policemen sheriffs’ officers and national guardsmen The armed guardsmen will escort colle$35-00- s- -r ar 4 -- N 65 ' fashion On Saturday models will parade at 12:30 pni in the Ball Room (of the Uni versity of Utah Student Union Building in a polio fashion show Narrator will be Walter Abel distinguished American actor here for the lead role in 'Inherit the Wind" f Century-Ol- d T Strong Big events in the Area’s polio fund raising drive take place Thursday night and Saturday afternoon Salt Lake County mothers 4500 strong will stage their annual “Mothers March' against polio at 7 pm Thursday I V4 - f S - '£ V"’(‘ 1958 Moms March I r- SO ‘ ar v’ 19 Coeds Try For U‘ Title y t iy ar ' five-ye- ? a n ar th FRIDAY ttnd SATURDAY Brash Tliief Nabs Novel Ash Tray I JUNE CHRISTY FEB 7 end a i' ?$ t:oc::£cm!ATaimsAT failure and two ge greater 5" listening amplifier Precision intermix record changer plays all speeds shuts off automatically Hi-- ' The ical in -- for for Powerful 1 Remanded to the euatody of the warden for expiration of sentence— Phil M --Fisher 38 tureka snd both Leon Seeholxer 49 Ogden have served one year of a maximum 18 months provide middle-ran- pleasure five-ye- ar promFeb7 bass 8" speakers 15" treble ‘ five-ye- ar llllllimilllll 4 SPEAKER! 0 WATT CONSOLE PHONOGRAPH Magnasonic Special Compact cabinet in several finishes acoust- mahogany to VALUE $22990 Nurse Wins Advance Bonnie J Wlmmer has been by approced for promotion the City Commission from registered nurse first grade A to first grade with a salary- increase from $330 to $345 a month 4 I- - is J f- Xp 1 v m ? 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