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Show PACE FOUR Helper Utah, August, 23, 1935 THE HELPER JOURNAL IP e rs o n a s JOURNAL I Miss Betty Mullina and Carol Morrisoa visited ia Lake City thia week. Miss Salt Lena Ossaua and Josephine are visiting ia Denver, Mr. 3. T, Crane, father of Mrs. Josephine Harry Clark, visited at the Clark her two-week- 's hom NEW EQUIPMENT Mar-Unel- li Former readers of the will Monday. Mr. G. B. Crane, California. Mra. Clarks' brother was also a visitor. Kalhryn Dart returned to Salt Lake Cii'y where she will resume Miss Barbara Dodge, daughter training for nursing in the LDS of Mrs. Lydia Dodge, is enrolled Hospital. as student lit the St. Marks HosMiss Ruth Rodgers of Alliance pital in Salt Lake City. Nebraska is visiting her aunt Mrs. i Miss Charlotte Mathia of Trice Miller. has been visiting at the home of Clyde Miss Fay Taylor for the pa.st ten Mrs. Dave Griffith and daughr days. ter Hatty returned to Helper SunMrs. C. R. Fahrlng attended the day after a weeks visit in Idaho. meeting of the State Board of EdMr. and Mrs. Lincoln Moore oi ucation in Salt Lake August 15. Los Angeles, California with their two children have been visiting Mr. and Mrs.' Leo Minr vin'tf-in Salt Lake City the latter part .11 Helper for the past week with .vlrs. Moore's sister Mrs. Joe O .of the week. Berto. Mrs. Moore was formerly Mr. and Mrs. Dean Tilton re Lillian Vignetto of this city. turned Tuesday from a two weeks i Jim Galanis, manager of The vacaition in California. They visited the San Diego Exposition and Vogue Dry Goods company here, other points of interest on the re urned Sunday from a three week's business and vacation trip coast on thi Pacific const where he Miss Margaret Jane Hoover of looked over a vast, supply of the He reProvo, granddaughter of Mrs. D. latei't fall merchandise. S. Tilton. is visiting in Helper ports a most enjoyable trip and .my A that conditions look considthis week. erably better on the wesit end of Mra. A. R. Miller, sister to Mr. the country than on his last visit F. P. Fisher, was a visitor at the there. Fisher home last week. Mrs. Miller was enroute from San Diego. Mr. anil Mrs. V. L. Gross returnCalifornia to her home in New ed to Helper after a tour of Colorado, Arizona, New Jersey. Mexico and Nevada. While on the Mrs. Arthur Dalpiaz returned trip, the Grosses spent considervaca- able time visiting rehitives in Co Monday from a tion in California. She was accom- .01 ado. panied by her two Bisters and her Mr. and Mrs. Ray Sutton and father. Mr. Carlos Gunderson of Price. family relumed to Provo after a cwo week's itinary in California , Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Fisher left and coast cities. Mr. Sutlon reTuesday on a business trip to the turned to Helper Sunday where State Capitol. They will remain he resumed his duties here as indefinitely. Theatre. manager of the Strand Barney Devletti has been handling MrB. W. T. Coleman and daughMr. Sutton's duties in his absence. ter, Kldonna, of Lyndyl, Utah are visiting ait the home of Mrs. ColeMrs. Jack Lofils entertained relman's sister, Mrs. 'August Litis atives over the week-end- . Her lette. mother and father Mr. and Mrs. E. (1 Wright, of Salina, Mr. and Mary Skrlner and Martina Skerl Mrs. Gayle Wright and daughter arrived from Los Angeles, Calif. Barbara, of Richfield, and Mr. and Wednesday the 14 after spending Mrs. Doa Wright and daughter a vacatioa on the coast, Angela Gay. of Salina enjoyed it picnic in Price canyon. Mrs. Mary Pappacostas, left Sunday for a two week's visit with 5rrwwi!w---- r relatives in Magna. Utah. two-week- 's COMMENTS i This column is open for to print, tributions. Anything fit inter-- ! will b pubbshed. Parties at. contributions ested may leave . the Journal office. con-- Feado returned from vacation spent in two-week- INSTALL note a new Jour-...n- asaon-...- . ment of type on the heads and in ilv advertisements this week. This type was re cently placed in the shop of the paper and was pa' t of the additional equipment installed about two weeks ago. A $2500 Merganthaler Linotype was installed in the till op by the Intertype Corporation of San Francisco and replacand cumed the overly-largbersome machine placed in use by a previous publisher. With the present assortment of type and flexibility of mechanical equipment, TV' Journal boosts' of hiving une of the most compacl, areii'Uite pnnling plants of any small town in th srate, and business men ad residents of Helper may be assured of competent, neat work on all printing and publishing matters handled by this office ..and remember, we will niece the prices of any other job hhop i:: the state.' e Th; J. F, Lucas tennis team of Salt Lake City, second place holder in the Salt Lake Tennis league at. the present time, will play a selected Carbon county crew in a match :to be played o nthe courts of Price Sunday. September 1. The public is invited and there will lie no admission charge for the ever.'.. Miss Jean Roller of Delta, Colo, was visiting last week at the resiShe redence of Maxine House, turned to her home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Cavenah are k back in Helper after a tour of western and southern United States. The Cavernitis visited Lhe San Diego Exposition while in California, and later traveled over to Sau Antonio, Texas where they spent several days with their sou Kenneth, who is stationed at Randolph field there as a flying cadei. five-wee- REMEMBRANCE OF AMERICA'S BELOVED IN the matter with our morning paper? The column in the 7n s corner signed 'Will Rogers" the one we loved to read so well has disappeared. So has the writer demised. The world's greatest and mosi beloved hnmoi ist lias defer another shore. and May he enjoy eternal rest the pleasure and enjoyment that his great knowledge had given us while h.e was in our midst. (Signed) Roger Reynolds And that goes for the publishers of the Journal, Roger. WILL ROGERS SUCCESSOR Editor Helper Journal near Editor: Now since tha- - great SUSP. VMU fame for Rogers, .of imrnortnl humorous epithets as well as his keen understanding of human nature and its problems is no more, it will be difficult to find his successor, Now in looking over the field for ilhis post, I ies no one more qualified to be a succesor than Mr. Roger Reynolds. My argument is we all still want a Roger in it, and Roger's able defense of our Donkey "Duffy" in last weeks issue of the Helper Journal covinces me he is the man qualified to fill the post, a,s his article to cotain more truth seemed than th,- - poo.ry, and Roger is expert at both. Please consider this, Roger, we need more like you. 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THF W W VL m,,tm th,ng8 beil1 EffiTV 817 Newbouse Salt Lake City, Utah so iow w GOOD BARGAIN A ; IS STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL Miss Ellen Hemming returned to Helper Sunday after spending a week in Salt Lake City . Su&neriue for The ifmru- auV i s Quickly and Easily Obtained, Is as Cheap it not Cheaper than other sources of money. Miss Anna Pappas, who has visiting her sister, Alice and left last Cousin William White, Wednesday for her home lu Mines Z? AN AUTO LOAN ben There will be a mine and fireboBs examination the Helper school house, Utah on Auflust 26, Z7, l35, commencing each at 9:00 o'clock. 9 is your problem g Talk about your outside impressions, Winsor French, feature writer for a daily in Cleveland, Ohio lias one of his own as far as Utah. In, commenting on a recent visit to Utah, he says. As far as I am concerned, President Roosevelt can return Utah Miss Jessie Ellis of Thorpe, Ore. to the Indians any time he choosis visiting with Mr. and Mrs. es, or, for that matter, even give Runnel of Helper and Miss it to Huey Long, with Salt Lake Fern Marshall of Price. City and the steaming lake itself thrown in lor good measure. Perof sonally, I am fed up with both, Mr. and Mrs. Brick Moore Los Angeles, Calif, are here visitdrhiug for hours in intense heat . ing at the home of Mr. and Mr.-.- across waste lands , flanked on either., side,., and.. Heaven., alone Joe O'Berto. knows how many miles away, by Mrs. Mary Morgan returned mountains, and feeling as if were a gaga, Helper after visiting relatives reporter for the National Geo- Biacktoot, Idaho. snow-creste- suddenly e stricken with appolexy rn custom of and one you can 4 thr.t out under meal, with, the yoiuself settle for pottiMH burning sua with the mercury Me. DU urea of hovering around 130 degrees. havir, " fc once I find civilization again, I'm tired lettuce le:ivs a few Sliceij of staying there. com- shoved under my no,",, As long as I seem to be re-- own on also H at plaining, I might cord as a heretic by announcing ly becoming homfcldrt. I am raphic. Although the slighthasn't I feel how ware est interest for anyone. Of course, if you like Fpace, done Utah is your favorite dish an eyelid batung Without io a T a hundred you can easily travel by a be annoyed never miles and As station. filling single gasoline was record our far as that goes, without a IRtle trek of 167 miles What a town. through passing trave'-inwere if do you would you with your aunt and she should V OGUE HELPER Jim Galanis, Mgr. UTAH |