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Show HELPER THE Thursday, January 21,1932 JOURNAL HELPER BUSINESS MEN ACCEPT CHALLENGE TO HUNT RABBITS SUNDAY Kiwanis Club Views Helper Quintet Gets Prepare to Raise Year in Retrospect Long End of a 7 Yearly Troop Fund Anniversary Week Clash With Hi School Helper Boy Scouts 33-2- jiorictu The Helper All Stars won a The Helper Kiwanis club will Boy Scouts of Helper troop No. 1880 other clubs of the hard fought game of basketball with join 271 are starting uponan interestUnited tSates and Canada to ob- from Carbon high school Saturing program of activities which serve the 17th of the with a score of day evening anniversary will include an increase of the lo- founding of Klwauia international Helper started off with a bang Green and Gold Ball and was leading at the" half with cal membership,, preparation for a during the week of January Coming Social Event committee in charge of a score of having substituted Jbtklng program to start The local One of the most elaborate sothe anniversary program are: freely during the second period. cial functions of the winter seafern weather permits, and Charles Leger, Jack Vignetto, The Carbon high school team ral son will be the Green aud Gold of $100 which sum is Henry Hall, Gus Tsangaris, Jack lied during the last half, however. Mutual Imto be 33-2- 7. 17-2- 3. 19-- 9, 7 allocated to the Helper and Spring Gleu districts for their quota in the Carbon Scout district. While small in numbers at tha present time, the Helper troop contains a splendid group of enthusiastic boys, and possibilities for building a representative troop in this district are unlimited In the opinion of Scoutmaster Clif Crawford. The weekly Scout meeting held Tuesday night was under the direction or Dave Seeley, who has been assisting the scoutmaster the past several weeks. The raising of the annual quota by the local troop forma a major part Of the year's activities and as yet no definite program has been outlined, altho it is probable the scouts will arrange some form of entertainment to raise their finances. The local troop is governed by a court of honor comprised by Byron Carter, G. L. Kel-le- y and Joseph Lambert. The Carbon Scout district will raise $600 through the various troops of the county, and of this sum $420 will be sent to Provo for district membership fee in the Timpanogos council. The sum has been divided among Scout troops as follows: Helper and Spring1 Glen, $100; Castle Gate, Spring1 Canyon, Standardville, Kenilworth and Hiawatha, $50 each; Wellington and Green River, $25 each; Price, $200. Stafford and Bill Littlejohn. Iria special message to Kiwan-ian- s, international president William O. Harris of Los Angeles states: "Seventeen years of constructive accomplishment, 17 years of unselfish service is today our endowment. We can be proud of our accomplishments." In reviewing Kiwauls history, SS. of the P. Street, president Helper club declared: "The first Kiwanis club was organized in De troit in 1915 and on January 21 jf that year the first meeting was held. Throughout all Kiwanis January. 21 is recognized as the Ki birthday of the organization. wanis has made a valuable contri bution to community life during the past 17 years, but it is still in search of greater civic better ments and social welfare programs. We shall try to make our local observance of Kiwanis anniversary week a fitting and proper our own occasion, presenting achievements for the past year and relating something of the general history of Kiwanis international." Outstanding accomplishments of the local club for the past year have been summed up by club secretary W. H. Wardeil in the following manner: "The continuation of the swimming pool project, by the placing of a fence around the entire pool, making it private and protecting the bathers from the wind. o . "The Kiwanis club sponsored Say you read it In The Journal. the Helper day celebration held Tor the first time June 25. The .vent was without doubt the greatest civic day in the town's history, bringing many people from far and near. It emphasized Helper's importance as a progressive business and trading center. "The Helper Kiwanians are responsible for the organization of the new chamber of commerce. MiitiiiiiitifiiimmiHtiiimiittuti "The Helper club sponsored a program whereby they visited many of the towns within the DR. C. L. KLINE oounty the past year, taking weekPhysician and Surgeon ly luncheons in the surrounding" Office Hrs: communities with several leading 308 West First South of each town entertained citizens One block west of Helper Hotel as lucheon guests. This move Phone: Office 250 ment created a warm feeling be : Utah Helper tween Helper and their neighbors and served to cement confidences. BR. M. C. MELROSE "Last summer the club enterPhysician and Surgeon tained for the band members at New A. .1. Stafford Building Office Phone 22 Residence 131 the Helper park, and joined with the American Legion in giving the Hrs. 11-- 5 and 8 Helper Christmas treat for the children of the community. DR. WM. T. ELLIOTT "At the present time the club Physician & Surgeon is renovating the basement under Office in Henry Hall Building Phones: Office, 99-Res. 132 the Grill cafe for Kiwanis head The clubrooms will be quarters. HELPER, UTAH an asset to the. community and DR. F.H. LOW will afford reception rooms for other civic and social orders. Physician and Surgeon 'For the coming year the club AVALON HOTEL Phone 185 Helper , will complete the swimming pool, Office Hours: 11-- 1 - 5 - 8 as well as work for the care of the d child and any other projects which will come beE. FLYNN J. fore the business men as worthy Undertaker and Licensed of attention." Embalmer o PRICE - - UTAH Ambulance Service Phone 29 TRIAL OF SHERIFF'S ASSAIL ANT IS TO BE HELD TODAY ONWARD LOD&fTno. 15 Continued From Page One Meets Every Thursday Evening K. of P. HALL voluntary manslaughter, set for J. A, Gill, C. of C. Feb. 5, 2 p. m. P. C. Bertolino, M. F. State vs. George Rice, passed W. H. Brown, K. R. and S. for the term. State vs. Ruggiero Gayuila, LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE robbery, set for Jan. 27. 10 a. m. State vs. Sam Canal, robbery, Helper Lodge No. 1659 Every Tuesday Night, 7:30 P, M. et for Jan. 28, 2 p. m. vs. Sfate Allred, Ray Deloy of Hall Knights Pythias Safely and Ralph Hatch. Safely ;iid Hatch were arraigned and will load on Jan. 21; Safely case set for Feb. 3 at 2 p. m.; Hatch, Feb. ::ft, 2 p. nr., the Allred case to 'ollow. State vs. Elroy Anderson and Toward Thomas, attempted burglary; plead not guilty; set for Professional Directory P 2-- under-privilege- ' 3J to"? dXDBBS trial Feb. 4. State vs. Glenn Hyatt, failure i) provide, set for Fpb. 5. 10 a. m. CIVIL CASES Following disposal was made of civil cases of interest to Helper: mm. WJ rrcrjiMiTY WM ID GET IN THE IWISSIEL'THE lffBJMfflME Affiitwc.t tw rrit miw VhtmimtMM M.UKIM itlll f. two-to-o- Louis Miss Faylor Guest 0. Young Body Proposes Extensive Publicity for Helper Vicinity Toggery Nunn-Bus- h Display The Toggery this week is presenting a novel shoe window, of the construction showing Nunn-Bus- h shoes, step by step from the finer pieces of imported iinish leather and the specially tanned sole leather, on thru to the completed article. Each operation in the manufacture of these shoes is shown by ,the product itself in the uncompleted stage, nine distinct pieces of work being displayed. This showing clearly illustrates just what is used in the construction of this well known brand of shoes, and Gus Tsangaris, proprietor of the Toggery, has been receiving many complements on his windows. Mr. Tsangaris first came to Helper in 1915, opening the Toggery in 1921, and now operates a business which compares very favorably with many of the finer shops in larger cities. o LOCAL RITEWAY MANAGER PLEASED AT PUBLIC'S RESPONSE TO BIG SALE Reed's Riteway store of Helper report success has marked their big clearance sale which will end Saturday, bringing to a close one of the company's biggest sales ever offered in this district. In thanking the people of the surrounding community for their response to the big sale, Manager Jess Perry emphatically states the store is not preparing to go out of business, but merely took the clearance sale as a means of affording shoppers advantages of the new low prices. o NIELSEN BUYS PAPER P. K. Nielsen, for years in charge of the mechanical department of the at Price, Utah, has purchased the plant and it will hereafter be pub e, lished in his name. The like many other papers in the west, has had its share of trouble during the depression peof the riod, and the fraternity will go out to Mr. Nielsen for success as a publisher. Win. T. Jgleheart, the late editor and manager has returned to Salt Lake City, where he expects to again take up his newspaper work. News-Advoca- te News-Advocat- well-wish- p: Demitlous Loukis Jouflas, Price, Greek. Parasltevaa Emmanuel Georga-lnk'i- s, Standardville, Greek. Constant In John Antonio, Helper, Greek. Mario Picco, Lntuda, Italian. Price, Curutohet, Jacques French. The other applicants were continued to later dates. ball given by provement associations of the Carbon stake at the Silver Moon hall in Price on Friday evening, JanNumerous committees uary 29. have been appointed to complete details of the event. Of special interest is the selection of a queen and her maids to reign over the ball, all of whom will be chosen from the 10 wards of the stake from the communities of Castle Gate, Spring Canyon, Kenilworth, Standardville, Gordon Creek, Price, Wellington, Sunnyside and ., Green River. Folks Miss Thelma Faylor was the guest of a surprise party Saturday Civic evening when 12 young iolks, students of Helper junior high school called at her home in the Ricci apartments. The hours were pleasantly passed with games and music, followed by luncheon. The The Helper chamber of com- young folks participating were merce has adopted as a major pro- the Misses Beth Larsen, Virginia ject of the coming year the devel- Greener, Betty Grace Kelly, Sohpie Hornopment of this locality as a tour- Zeese, Olive Lloyd. Editha Lee Gibson, Bob and Holmes, ist attraction, with particular at- ing tention placed upon the rich coal Tony Lambert, Joe Lambert, Lewis Sillito. mining districts. The local civic Bunnel and Ernest body also signified its intention of , Party working in cooperation with the Dinner-Bridg- e Grand Juncton, Price and Provo At Drury. Home chambers in advertising highway Twelve guests enjoyed the hosNo. 50 as a scenic thru route to pitality of Mr. .and Mrs. A. F. the Pacific coast. Drury Friday evening when they The membership drive and a entertained at a dinner-bridg- e canvass of the Helper business party. Mrs. J. C. Hubbard and A. houses relative to uniform closing J. Stafford of Helper scored at hours remains to be completed, ac- the evening games. The guest liat cording to reports given at the named Dr. and Mrs. L. J. Stookey. Dr. and Mrs. J. C. Hubbard, Mr. Friday meeting. o and Mrs. L. A. McGee, Mr. and Mrs. George Miller of Price, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Stafford and Mr. Offering and Mrs. D. C. Gibson of Helper. Massa. defendant, set (or trial Feb. 23. D. & R. G. W. Railroad Co., plaintiff, vs. Chas. Leo, defendant, o recovery of wages, set for Feb. I. George Kalpasses vs. Oliver DEAN 0VES0N RELATIVE Sutch, suit for damages in auto acLAID AT FINAL REST IN cident in Helper, set for March 14. HUNTINGTON CEMETERY NATURALIZATION The following applicants were Don Howard Johnson, 27, cous examined and admitted to citizen-:-M- in of Dean Oveson of this city, vs. IS YOUR LAST Rattista Clerico, et al, plaintiff, and determinedly broke down the lead of the local boys, finishing strong and in the play Johnnie Allison, Helper for ward, was outstanding performer for the local aggregation, scoring 15 points in less than three quar ters of play, with Bergera making a very effective showing with side shots. . Gunderson of the Carbon high lineup tied with Allison for scor ing honors, clocking up 15 points for the visitors. Cowley also played a good game for the Car bon boys, rustling the ball and keeping his team in the running thruout the play. died at the Price hospital Sunday The young man had been brought to Price from his home in Huntington a week previously for the operation which he failed to survive. Funeral services will be held In the Huntington ward chapel Thursday afternoon under the direction of the L. D. S. bishopric, with interment In the, Huntington cemetery. of ruptured appendix. Page Three Eight Entertained at Afternoon Luncheon Mrs. D. C. Gibson invited eight guests to her home Wednesday for of luncheon and an afternoon for were (fovers placed bridge, Mrs. A. J. Stafford, Mrs. A. F. Drurv. Mrs. A. G. Deuel, Mrs. E. H. Thomas, Mrs. Henry Uhle, Mrs. W. T. Elliott, Mrs. M. C. Melrose audi Mrs. Clyde Nason. Social Evening Is Pleasant Surprise Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Bray were pleasantly surprised at their home Monday evening when members of competitive rabbit hunt will Sunday between business men of Helper and Price at the challenge of the county neat residents. Aside from the sport of the occasion, the needy of the county will derive benefits from the day's work, since the spoils of the hunt will be distributed to the poor, and each member of the losing team will forfeit 50 cents o a fund which will be epent for groceries. The Helper group will leave at 8 o'clock Sunday morning to join with Price hunters in the 80 mile drive to Oak Springs ranch, the designated grounds, hunting southeast of Emery. C. A. Knobba Is directing the local group-ohunters, assisted by Robert Buchanan. Anyone desiring to participate in the Sunday hunt may do so by making reservations with Buchanan or Knobbs. A be staged f o- - MembershipDrive and Unemployed Keep Legion Busy The membership drive of the Helper American Legiou post places it fifth in rank among the 111 posts of the etate, with its present membership of 67. This number is 15 less than the total membership of last year, and with an interesting membership drive in progress, a record number of members is anticipated before the drive ends March 1. The post has" been divided into three teams, namely, business men, mining men and railroaders, with each group working in competition for the drive. Fred Voll, local Legionnaire, is offering a beautiful trophy cup for the individual winner. Post Commander Gleni Ballinger states the principal objective of the Helper post will be to work in conjunction with the national employment committee of the Legion in an effort to relieve unemThe Legionnaires are ployment. investigating several plans in the light of their local importance and in the near future may have some interesting news concerning their efforts. Spanish Fork Man Plunges to Death Down Price Canyon The exact circumstances sur- rounding the death of Joseph Al- len 55, Waters, Spanish Fork and stock raiser, whose froezn body was found at the bottom of Price river canyon last Thursday, four days after he had left hU home, remain a mystery. Sir. Waters left Spanish Fork Monday morning on one of his customary trips to the Carbon coal mines, expecting to return home the following evening with a load of coal. He never reached his local destination as attested In the fact tht truck was empty when found badly damaged after a 200 foot plunge down the rocky fanner nioun-tainnid- e. GUS ANTON SETS LOCAL RECORD IN OBTAINING CITIZENSHIP PAPERS Gus J. Anton, assistant manaof the Golden Rule store, U ger especially proud of his citizenship papers which were granted at district court Tuesday, in the remarkably short time of five years and four months after Mr. Antoti's arrival In America from his native shores of Greece. Mr. Anton filed the necessary papers three months ago and passed the final requirements with honors this week. He was congratulated by Judge George Christensen upon his splendid spirit In obtaining his papers in the shortest possible time. A five years residence Is required before application can be made, and process of the courts Involves three months. Mr. Anton has made Helper his home for the past four and one-ha- lf years. The accident was discovered by E. and Walter Pyne of Provo who were traveling the same road o when they detected the wreckage First-clas- s job printing at reasof the truck. They notified the onable prices. county sheriff's office upon discovery of the frozen body lying a short distance from the truck. It is not known whether death was caused from injuries suffered in Follow the Crowds the fall, or from exposure. There was nothing to indicate Mr. Watto the ers had been able to move from was the position where he thrown in the crash down the canyon. News of Mr. Waters fate is thought to have hastened the death of his sister, Mrs. Maude Waters King, 33, of Tooele, who died Friday afternoon at a hosMeat pital In that town, where she was from tuberculosis. suffering Funeral services for Waters were held at Spanish Fork Monday afternoon. The sister was burled from the Richfield ward chapel the following afternoon. and Price at C. SUCCESS and Grocery STORES Helper o WOMEN OF M00SEHEART OBSERVE SIXTY-EIGHT- H BIRTHDAY OF MEMBER TRADE Women of the Mobseheart Legion of Helper joined in the celebration of "Aunty" Bert Martin's 68th birthday at a surprise social arranged following their regular lodge meeting Tuesday night at the Utah service hall. Mrs. Martin, whose home is in Castle Gate, is one of the pioneer residents of Carbon county and is affectiono SKI JUMP. TOBOGGAN ately known througout the entire district as "Aunty" Martin. A SLIDE EAST OF TOWN AWAIT SPORT LOVERS large birthday cake was presented Skiing and tobogganing, winter to the lodge member and delicious sports rarely enjoyed in this lo- refreshments served during social cality due to the ordinary scarcity hours. of snow, have been affording pleasure to many the past few MRS. DAVE GRIFFITHS OF CASTLE GATE DIES weeks. A toboggan path has been AT HOME OF DAUGHTER made in the mountains east of Helper, a short distance from the Word was received at Castle Elko hotel, and nearby a ski jump Gate Tuesday morning of the is ready for enthusiasts. Several local young men, name- death of Mrs. Dave Griffiths, who ly Robert Buchanan, Fred Robin- died at the home of her daughter Tooele county, son, Alec Alliaon, Bruce Moffit, in Grantsvllle, Dick Rogers and Bert Vignetto Utah, where she has been ill tor have been lending their efforts to the past three months. Mr. Grifpromote theee sports locally, and fiths, who is manager of the Cassince they have completed the tle Gate Amusement hall, left imslides they are anxious to have the mediately for Grantsvllle, expectgeneral public enjoy them. To- ing to return here Thursday. No boggans are left at the foot of the details are available as to burial. o elide for the use of the public and First-clas- s skis are available for the more job printing at reasonable prices. daring. their five hundred club called unannounced. A late luncheon was served after the card games, there being present Mr. and Mrs. Del Woods, Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Sheldon, Mr. and) Mrs. Lynn Overlade, Mr. and Mrs G. H. Patterick, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Wardeil, Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Kelly, Mr. and Mrs. Reagan Ratliff, Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Johnson and A. J. Klrkham. MARKS VISITS KENILWORTH John Marks, general manager of Yanketts Resume the Independent Coal & Coke Co., Bridge Series Salt Lake City, was a visitor at The Yanketts met socially for the Kenilworth properties of that the first time since the holidays at company Wednesday, and accomthe home of Miss Mildred McClus-ke- y panied Supt. William H Wood-hea- d at Castle Gate last Wedhesday on a tour of the underground evening. The hours were devoted workings. This company has spent to bridge playing followed by a much money during the past year late luncheon. Club guests were in improvements of their mining1 Mies Marie Scharn and Miss Pearl property and has a very ideal Reynolds of Castle Gate. These camp. members were present: Miss Cleo Cruse, Miss Ida Seegmiller, Miss Mrs. Frank Mulling, Mrs. James Rose Craig, Miss Merlyn Hansen Charlesworth, Mrs. Charles Pickand Mies Josephine Gilbert of Cas- ering and Mrs. Tom Price. tle Gate; Miss Faye Christensen, Miss Rae Christensen, Miss Kath-erv- n Moose to Entertain DeRlgis and Miss Ivy Mem- - "At Monthly Social Miss Memmott Tuesday evening will be the ocmott of Helper. will entertain the Yanketts on casion of the January monthly social gathering of the local order January 27. of Moose at which time the lodge members will entertain for their Twenty-fiv- e Playmates wives. George Weight of Price Invited to Birthday has been appointed chairman of Invitations have been extended the entertainment committee, to to 25 little playmates of Mickey be assisted by several members of celebration McKee to join in the order. A musical program and of her fourth birthday at a party the to be given at the home of her dancing will be arranged for the of the guests. parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. C. McKee pleasure at Rolapp, Saturday afternoon. THE SAFEST STORES Only Two Good Places to TO Q BETTER FOR PRICES ON QUALITY MERCHANDISE. WE OFFER YOU AGAIN EXTRAORDINARY SAVING PRICES FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, JAN. 22D AND 23D. BRING US YOUR LIST AND WANT LET US HELP YOU SAVE. SUCCESS Meat and Grocery COMPANY Community Builders HELPER PRICE and EatHome and Here Try Our 40c MERCHANT'S LUNCH HELPER MERCHANT'S CAFE UTAH When in Salt Lake City put your car in the Covey Garage Just below the Newhouse Hotel GASOLINE, OIL and SERVICE Entertained at Sunday Dinner Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Wardeil and Dinner Monday Donna Lou, were Sundaughter, The January dinner meeting of dinner guests at the home of day the Business and Professional Mr. and Mrs. Del Wood In Price. be womens club of Helper will given at the Kiwanis clubrooms Wedding Bells for Monday evening at 8 o'clock. Mrs. Former Helperite Mona Garlick and Miss Josephine anhave received Friends Feado have been appointed on ar- nouncement of the of marriage Susan rangements by President Mrs. Violet Miller, formerly of Maulshy. this city, to D. Ross, Los Angeles business man. The ceremony took Five Hundred Club place at Yuma, Ariz., last SaturIs Entertained The couple will make their Mrs. J. R. Hout.z entertained day. Iiome in Los Angoles, Profor her club Monday evening. gressive five hundred was played. Mrs, I). C. Gibson winning high score and Mrs. Clyde Nason the Simonsen A midnight consolation favor. Notary Public luncheon was served by the hostThe guests ess after the games. . HELPER, UTAH Included Mrs. Gibson, Mrs. Nason, B. Mrs. Mrs. Steve Bunnell, Lloyd, January B. P. W. GOODYEAR TIRES CAR WASHING GREASING ' VULCANIZING BATTERY CHARGING We. will give your car the most careful attention and appre ciate your business. HELPER SUPER SERVICE CENTRALLY LOCATED PHONE 221 Harris TEXACO PRODUCTS |