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Show mE HELPER JOURNAL PAGE SIX Te iaB reserve division of the Red Cross and the Get Licenses To Operate Cars Am-$- 0 Public i RILRCUD Health Nurses Invite anyone in t terested in l?ed Cross Home As unusually large group of apand Care of the Sick, to plicants for "the right to drive attend their classes. automobi'es were given exanii.i- IClss Vyrtis Colthorpe will by Vein Davis during the dact a Round Table discussion on week. Thirty were successful in Wednesday, October 20, at 9 to: passing, while three men were Hy-fim- THURSDAY, OCT. HELPER. UTAH of Spring Canyon Auxiliary Supervisor Nurses Appointed Elects iew unices ME1DS of the women's Jane West has been to the local usion of the the new supervisor of appointei nurses i rnitcd Mine . Workers of America "'OlULl office have been eieciea as of tne Btate Doar(1 nf ae- A. Tivineston and Mrs.' v,"c"n, rv, L. MrS:icording to . Bird Davis, vice presidents ; deputy state health turned down. The tests are given every Saturday morning by patrolmen Jack or Vern Davis at ihe .Sullivan office in Price. recorder's oty Railroad business at the local Johnny Plese, Pete Pavlos. W. d W. Mullins, Mrs. C. A. Pickering, terminal is still on the ; Charles Davis, Manuel SIsneros, with signs of still more business Mrs. Lynn Broadbent, Ann aer-ger- in the very near future. The shops are working all of Helper. getting moin peak condition and tive J. power A. Price; Oisen, Douglas , Spring Glen; Leon Hoi-- the car repair department is right in the middle of a car conversion David Al??r, Hiawatha; brook, spell that is necessitated by the Greenrlver; Price; Lloyd Searson, Hiawatha; Bob call for more and more coal cars Nick Fasselin, 11 Pickering, Salt Lake; Art Grames, to handle the output of the mines f Price; Jeanette Cances, Price; in this district. Rails Leslie Cunningham, Rains; L. H. Monday's train schedules showed Peterson, Price; Rhoda Hreinson, Price; Effie B. Silvagni, Price; that beginning with the afternoon 'Lois Anderson, Price; Sam N. shift of that day 35 trains from Cowley, Sunnyside; Lee Pearson, both east and west, were serviced Rains; Woodrow Smith, Kenii- at the local terminal within the jvrarnr zwivcn Titt? T Uk j iiu i irr xiSj Castle DeVon Oldroyd, short time of seventeen hours worm ; CLEANING ENSEMBLE Gate- - Ken A. Smith, Sunnyside; This is a common occurence now rin Burrows, Spnngville; for L.jthat has no signs of a let-u1A AT A NEW LOW PRICl ueo. u. me winter season. Gordon, rrice; tie Gate. Ralls Eighteen driving licenses wereBet the car toads don't have issued October 9 by Jack Sulll- a chance to warm the chair seats van ana vern "'f" in the car shack anymore th s auer imsus v ay patrolmen, ai, re-- , driving tests given in the city Ra(s corners ointe. Sunday two CCC Bpecials mose oowimug from ,he eagt were service1 hero. eluding 13 men and 5 women, The first one at 5:35 p.m. and are: the other at 9:12 p.m. James Bruno, Sam Herrera, both Model 23 a remarkable Hoover 30th hails LaVerne Frandsen, of Helper; AjBoiverftary value. A cleaner for nigs. Nine OCC specials were servrleuner for furniture, instantly converts wrs. m. m. v naiu.ua, ice(1 nere Monday afternoon from 'Ide. Stunning design Mrs. John Shiner, Clarence Ting-j- . Tu made with magnesium than mornlng at lighter Del-- 1 sduminum) Handy Cleaning Kit Via-A- Uy, June Davis all of Price; & m A, n. W.llard McPhie, of the east and gouth east and are Rug Adjustment Positive Agita- lert E. tion. $1.25 a week, payable monthly. , uns jietner; tound for the west coast. CLEANER full-bla- of these Hoovers we sent it mi .for trial next p j iv, - '" guper-lightne- Ol-e- CLUMH6 TOOLS $14.50 JCCQO UJ that his trip was quite a with plenty of opportunitys to use RAINS NEWS the brakes on the curves. Rails By Mrs. Lucille Erickson a special Monday afternoon of train carrying contingent Joe Skerl of Spring Glen was CCC enrollees from the state of badly scratched and bruised last Mississippi was serviced here. The week by a falling rock in the Mac boys were bound for duty in the Lean Mine. Salina area. I Rails Mr and Mrg. cliff Calloway Car Boss Ray Berrett and Fore- - have moved to Salt Lake City, man Al Martin were on an ins- Mrs. Wiley Wheeler entertained pection tour up Spring Canyon the Pinochle club last Thursday. way Monday morning. Rails Prizes were won by Mrs. Thome Carman Harry Fox of Soldier and Mrs. Johnson. Summit went back to work Monlay-of- f with a Wesley Petty, who is attend day after a hand infected with blood poison. ine the BTY.U.. visited at his home over the week-end- . Rails is Carman Dominic Miglaccio Little Roger Jensen was on the back here on the job after a spell list last week. sick of relief duty at Soldier Summit. Rails- - d Rails McGurdy, : n POSI-TIV- E ... Auto-4nab- loc-tr- 4 d MP ni' i d - Rails-Acco- it f pDidia liow? VARIETIES 20 alcohof by volume 3 hy Gus Br few frtE PROCEEDS FR.OMOVER BlftTMDAY BALIS IN MONO OF PRESIDENT fOOO ROOJEVELTS ANNIVERSARY WILL BE USED FOR,THt-TREATME- NT OF INFANTILE JOB'S DAUGHTERS VERY ACTIVE PARALYSIS ibi".iCRE PERSONS ARZ CRIPPUES TftO Miff: knowr EFFECT.? OF INFANTILE PARALYSIS IfiAH TriE TOTAL WF. PCFULATIOM Of OENVER, "Didja Job-rall- y That a periodical visit to your optometrist is as essential to your health as the visits you make to your doctor or dentist. How long has it been since you've had your eyes examined? j "Didja know?" That Standard opticians use only the highest quality optical glass in making your glasses and yet you'll probably pay less- for your glasses. PAY ONLY $1 PER WEEK FOR YOUR GLASSES ASK ABOUT EYE GLASS INSURANCE La-vis- e Standard Optica! Co. and Dispensing Opticians STREET PRICE, UTAH Provo Idaho Falls Logan Manufacturing 31 EAST MAIN Salt Lake J ' 1938. reasurer, Veltry; 1- J.. T."T""""I J IM i. .iiia iiajiiir aaaaaaiir- - mill una m J secretary-t- - President, Stanley vice president, Jim Jouf-las- ; secretary-treasurer- , Madlyn White. Freshiren - Lloyd Harrison, jvfs-iden- 4m - I t; president, Armand Cafarelli, vice and Jean Oumlerson, secretary-treasure- r ' " Amano. Mary Seniors ' f Albert president, j r-S- ALL ... !;,, ex-pe- g IN Mr. and Mrs. Lakita and family are now residing in Spring Canyon. y - . rs CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS Mrs. Scott Johnson entertained at a Plmwhle party Saturday eve ning. Prizes were won by Mrs. Wiggins, Mr. Wheeler, Mr. Wiggins and Mrs. Smith. Job-rall- V a The United States Civil Service Commission has announced as open competitive examinations follows: Associate geophysicist, $3,2000 a year, and assistant geophysicist, $2,600 a year. animal husbandman, Principal a year. Bureau of Animal $5,600 Industry, Department of Agriculture. economic Special agricultural of Bureau a year, writer, $3,800 Agricultural Economics. Full information may be obtained from Eugene Gibson, secretary of the U. S. Civil Service Members of the LD.S. church Board at the post office in this have been rather busy here or- city. ganizing Relief Society, Primary and Mutual. Mr. and Mrs. Emmet Lenard of here visitors Salt Lake were Charles Pavignano sustained a last week. badly cut side, while playing football last week. Bethel No. 3, Order of Job's Daughters of Price city, was quite active during September. On September 11, they had visitors from Bethel No. 4 of Provo. They were honored by the associate guardian of the state, Dr. Cannon. At the meeting two candidates were initiated. They were Esther Hughes and Betty Lou Newbold. Margaret Ann Reeves, Honored Queen of the Price Bethel was in charge of the affair. A spaghetti supper was held before the meeting. The visiting Honored Queen was Leota Robbie. On Saturday, September 18 the Price Bethel attended a at Salt Lake. All of the Job's Daughters of the state were present. All Bethels contested for a prize gold cup, the Price bethel coming out the winner. The cup was presented the Grand by Guardian of Utah, Mrs. Mildred T. Stockman. Also at the meeting Mrs. Radcliffe was installed as the New Grand Guardian for the state. Mrs. G. J. Reeves is the new Price Guardian. That evening the Majority Deg ree was given to tw0 of the Price Daughters, Mrs. Aileen R. Phillips and Alice Rathmill. Mrs. Freida Murray and Pauline Quiiico, both past Honored Queens, assisted, in the Majority Degree. It was decided to hold the next in Price in the fall of " new supervisor ha, t I position in , ."JLouthern Utah distric Jewkes.j treasurer; Jessie ponding secretary; Ha sentinel; Pearl lielt, parliamentarian; Emily Hennicgson thriller Carman Riley Young is back from Idaho but not back on the job yet due to his having contact ed a bad cold. Rails Carman Bry Miller Is still holding down the inspection job at Kenilworth during the absence of Riley Young. Rails has N. Berensen Carman moved from Kenilvrth to Helper, just over the the hill from where Bob Hurst lives. nfr! ;.Jstyn, "I rwv.uB6l, Erma Bertha Hill, president; zena as secretary; By N. J. TULLIUS Kenilworth; L. Garman H. E. Cooley is absent Al Martin made a fast trip to 1 Leon Tucker, from earson, Rains; the job due to a bad cold. Lake Friday morning due to Salt 'ldWSJIl. Kails the illness of his wife's father. Engineer George Spratling was He returned the same day. I URPOSE OF THE CROSS off work Monday. The best guess N SERMON OUTLINED we can put forth is that the time Carman Warren Mantle went was t!e(led t0 frame up a strong to Murray Saturday to visit his -Docti ino ot Atonement" is the j in republican speech with which to folks. i .ibject of the lesson-esrmoRalls : :i Churches of Christ, Scientist, tickle the ears of the gulible voters in the Brotherhood of Railway The city forthcoming 17. l'EE HOOVER THE HOOVER :i Sunday,theOctober battle. Carmen dance committee, consistScriptural selections political Among Rails "300" ing of Chairman Francis Guerrie, i the following: "For if, when we On side of the Jess Cox and Havlock Tays, is democratic the OFFERING we were recon..ere enemies, CIEANINC is rumored that His Hon- working on plans for the second AGITATION" ciled to God by the death of His fence, it 15NSEMBLE AT LOWEST PRICE or Cima's mouth is still annual Carmen's Jack dance to be of al! cleanm. more, being recon'on, fipHt OF ALL TIME 4 baaing Tools for for the some in November. held mayor here time position, watering His Not iuninr model. i,:led,.. we shall be saved by rythins. Instant ful.iir-ealthough as yet, he hasn't deFans nuiin roanrtioa. qu.hir 5: fe 10). (Romans e with bmfiv. Hoover fea- clared himself officially. Good Thomas Taniguchi, chief on the lureit. including Buf Adjuster, Lone:a;;ve to tne citation i ...U V IM Uirt Ftndr and T1,t 'isjaa fa Bmpty si uns I. wumaoever rip track, made a trip to Coal "afor "Was it ;e following: just i'niiva Agitation. On I'onitive Aitation a Precinct chairman can't City last week-enOiiIt 11.00 a weak, to look over parveots; $1.50 uua to suffer? No. but it was srek, payabla payable moothty. the turkey situation. otherwise asP,re for a hieher Post not for evitable, Rails HQ50 Rails onrl I ..iir noa tha wow CLEANER CLEANER juivi nr:. 13 naj uuu W. C. Berry worked in the CIEAHIK6 TOOLS J14.80 'ie power of Truth (p. 40). The; CICAN1NG TOOLS $16.50 roundhouse last week-enf-- , during Small carrying charge on i.y payment feaey of the crucifixion lay 111. She practical affection and good- - c!'!red h,imself as be,nS on ailr the absence of Bill Grimes Rails " says ne s penecuy con- : for m; ::i :Li :. s it demonstrated HELPER FURNITURE The truth had been lived among tent t0mansit and wait unt the The car department is working comes aIoK an" at top speed now on a big job of 'men; but until they saw that it nght ui'i11 converting 80 slag hauling cars enabled their Master to triumph,1"' "' RailsHARDWARE GO, into coal cars. over the grave, His own disciples No railroader has proclaim d Railscould not admit such an event desire for the any office of The HELPER, UTAH chy regular monthly meeting of to be possible." (p. 24). recorder because they are all i.i the Credit Union will be held accord that the present man ca Tuesday, October 19th at 7:30 that job is doing the job right. p.m. in the council room in the We don't know if Celeste Flaim Helper city hall. agrees with the aforesaid, but he Rails should. Al Greenstreet reports that the Rails credit union news will be very A railroader, one of the few scarce the rest of the month due left of the old line Democratic to the big inyentory job coming party in this locality, has intimat- up at the end of the month. ed that a certain rding (now in tht publishing business), to Jess Cox, the oraspires for the office now held ganization of a basketball team is PINTS QUARTS Jby Fireman Celeste Flaims es-- ! yet a dead issue that awaits the CODE: NO. 313 teemed brother. We know not how decision of the city as to whether CODE NO ,312 Tar the whispering campaign has industrial teams etc., will be gone, and care not. Must say tho, granted the privilege to use the that the is too darn busy basketball court of the new civic at his present Job to try should-jerin- auditorium. He says there is another. plenty of material to pick from Rails in the event that a team will be The Wrecker was called out organized. last Saturday evening (just before Rails the dance, Rusty says) to take Emmett of Buckley Spring care of a derailment in the Glen is the new part-tim- e emMounds district. ployee in the store department. x ' vt ' a L Iff J 'V Rails Ilavlock T. of the car departBill Weller has taken over a ment made a trip to Nephi over seven-dajob now. That means in his new car. He's he won't be able to go to Ogden the week-enso used to driving the old bus every week-enfor a while. l.mruR "J' '3 sr&.fm in Price. officers Sew con-.atio- , 14, 1S37 I M, W r Ic I i ; , d TUT Rails GOAL MOCTiflJi wmvIIV L In ) n'J BLEND OF STRAIGHT WHISKIES BLENDED BY FRANKFORT DISTILLERIES INCORPORATED BAIT.. MD.4 90 PROOF II JJl IVI j Frankfort Distilleries, Inc.. Louisville and Baltimore III Electrician McFall is still absent from the fold. Slill herding cattle in Oregon. Rails-He- lper i tomto Vlli-riW- L. Mercantile received another car load shipment of Blatz 1 Coal production in the nation Beer this week. Va Rails for the week ending September 11, shows a comfortable increase Carbon High over the same week last year. Selects Officers North Dakand South Montana, ota and Washington show; a de- Elections "were held by C crease while Colorado, New Mex the juniors and seniors of Carbon ico, Utah and Wyoming show a High school for the purpose of decided increase. Utah's production shows an clfss offico,s Those elected were: Juniors crease of 2,000 tons over the same President, Louis Runnel; vice period in 1936. BITUMINOUS COAL PRODUCTION "TONS Bureau of Mines) 1937 193li The Nation, Week Ending September 18 . 9,067,000 8,587,000 Western States, week ending September 11: Colorado 114,000 100.000 Montana .... 50,000 57,000 New Mexico 27,000 25,000 North and South Dakota.... .... 22.0000 27,000 Utah Z -- .. 73,000 , 71,000 Washington 27,000 37.000 , ... 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