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Show Page Four The Helper Journal Helper, Utah. March 20, 1936 meet the official party and them over hi3 division. While -- ere Mr. McPherson made part.c- u.ar inquiry about the status the and Highway seemed very much Interested in its progress. nahan left our Roundhouse Fore- man to shift for himself for a couple of days last weeK ana as a noted him running on the loose Saturday and He was behaving In Sunday. pretty good shape for a deserted male though, so we guess that no Mrs. Jack Loftis was hostess to harm was done although grave the Tuesday evening Bridge Club chances were taken In tempting oa Tnursday of this week while the boy like that. Ait Ray took the male appenWe have known for a long time dages of the club members to his that yardmaster Peterson was home for a stag? party. Tad Greener has gone In for averse to the species of pest a coarse of mental telepathy and known generally as a reporter, but nevtr was it forcibly called mind reading. On the reason well it seems that Tad and the to our attention till Tuesday. Pete G. Y. M. have been having diffi- came dashing up to the T. M., culties with extras East. Tad while the writer was in confergets one all inspected and ready ence with him, and upou noting to go and then the GYM doesn-- t the presence of this want to run it but as soon as Pete just about faced and left Tad gets liued out on some other without a word, before he could job he is told that the extra East be asked to commit himself. is to go and to get it Inspected Shame on you, Fete. etc as quickly as possible after Yardmaster missed hU dinner a few of these false starts Tad Just felt if he could get to the the other day dae to the failure point where reading the GYM's of the office clock In the yard ofmind was possible, he could save ficenow there is a new clock In himself a lot of work and hence the office. the new line of study. Switchmen Ketchum, Henchey, It appears that Mrs. Jim Bris- - and Allison are on the side track tor repair this week, con-uu- RAIL RCUD NE1DS WOMEN of the BIOOSE "elper Chapter SS7 Every Ferjularly Pnce-Myto- Tuea-a- t n Y. M. C. A. " CHAPEL HfMI Petareon, Senior Refltnt Rhedi Hrelnson, Recorder 8 tl P-- 1 : -- t a.-- ( t Ronald Uardner, local chairman of the International Association of machinists, left for Denver Tuesday on a business trip which will take him a week or more. While in Denver Ront will attend the convention of the above organization as representative of the machinists in the Helper Shops. fear-i. Bfiii iurp v. lis 1 SHir I Service and Good Coal medium of doinfl BusU on0 of our let us serve ooa' order" Ly'V" on tno next held ara not yucustomers ,f 'ht - regular e maE- - FRANK PUGLIESE t Helper -:- - C, R. Fan-rin- g infoimed trainmaster J. R. that the Scofield road was optu but neglected to tell him that there was no bottom in this open road in several places. As a result of this information our trainmaster took the party of visiting Brass Hats for a looksee at the Scofield Dam and is firmly convinced that he should have used the motor car of the railroad frcm Colton to the Dam. As J. R. expresses it he knows what is under the rails. J. R. says he thinks that Commissioner Fahrlng must have taken the word of Commissioner Bill Engle as to the status of the auto road. Loftis Supt. McPherson of Grand came to Helper Monday to George Harmer, engineer on the Spring Canyon run is off for a few days and he has Jimmy Cav- Jim wants anaugh all bothered. to know why. ofu'1 n arv-un- THE MAAUIN1ST, Mr. George Hackwonh has been off for two or three days with a severe cold. Mrs. Emory Richardson left Tuesday for Idaho where she had been called by serious Illness of . her mother-in-law- Mrs. William Weller returned to Ogden Tuesday after spending a few days in Helper visiting with her husband. news-gather- Jess Cox, local chairman of the attend the convention of this organization in Denver this week. He left Helper Wednesday morning on No. 6. B. R. C. of A. will Miss Marion Robblns, of Spring Canyon was pledged recently to the Sigma Kappa Phi, national honorary modern language fraternity of the University of Utah, according to word released this week. FRANK B. HANSON 147 1 in ti; budgeted for 1930 gone into' by this party. Some of these improvements included additional yard trackage at Helper, Provo, ana Tnistle to beeter the existing facilities of these yards. A rather large movecnt of Kansas and Nebraska hogs desMonday last was visitors day at tined for California markets has the local railroad plant. A spec- been in progress over the D&RG ial train brought Mr. Wilson Mc- W during the past ten days. SevCarthy, the newly appointed trus- eral shipments of eight and ten tee for the D&RGW; Mr. A. C. cars having passed thru Helper Shields, vice president and gener- during the Past week. al Manager, Mr. W, J. 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