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Show 1 Page Eight MASS TO Se ction News District Helper YEARS EVENTS ARE RECALLED IN CHRONOLOGICAL SUMMARY Here are some of the events that took place In Hel per and vicinity during the year of 1935. Can you remember them? They date to October 18. Jan. t Mayor Glanottl's budget for 1935 was approved unanimously by the city council. Erward J. Smith, local Bwitch-madropped dead on Main street at an early hour. Jan. 7 Eleven new county officers were formally installed Into office. Klwanis club of Helper also Installs new officers. Ardls Huntsman, 19 year old Spring Glen girl, died of injuries In automobile accident. Jan. 11 Junior Democrats announce plans for annual Birthday Ball of President Roosevelt. Jan. 18 Heavy snow brings bit-teand cold wintry nights. Under the chairmanship of D. K. Downey, plans for the Helper n r were formed. Traffic 8 Pat O'Shocker and Feb. J umpln Joe Savoldi meet on Legion fight card. Helper Band Pa rents organize and hold first meeting. club Feb. 12 Public meeting is held LATUDA By 3-- , Con-Tact- 15. April 5 M.I.A. presents annual play.Carbon legislators are feted at banquet at country club. Helper ball club organized. April 6 County junior high bands meet at Helper to conduct band clinic. Large dance at night closes affair. of April 15 Helper chamber commerce names committees for My Day. Helper city water well is completed and 1st water turned into city mains. First aid classes are opened in Helper under 18 auspices of Red Cross. April 24 Softball teams of city send representatives to organize league. Play scheduled to start May 6. PWA approves Helper junior high project as one of Utah's federal1 aid enterprises. is May 1 First annual held in Helper under auspices ctf the clutruber of commerce. May 4 Helper junior high band wins first place honors at Grand Junction Western Slope band contest. Klwanis club plants trees in city park and prepares to open play ground. May 5 Helper ball club loses Chinese opening game to All-stbaseball nine 16 Twenty-on- e Helper May students graduate a Carbon high graduation exercises, ITelper trims My-Da- y 15-1- (V LONG DISTANCE CALLS ARE JOLLY GOOD HOLIDAY GREETINGS ) Correspondent Special By By Special Correspondent Correspondent Special 0 -- j KENILWORTH HELPER'S HISTORY By Special John Volokovich suffered week when he was caught by a mine car. - Mr. A. C. Thompson returned to work after a brief illness. Mr. Joe Aquirre is retained at home the cause being tonsilitis. Mrs. Hay Greener of Helper visited at the home of Mrs. Arthur Pary last Sunday. Mr. Earl Davis from a rief attack . is (IT recovering flu. PER MILE, ROUND TRIP GOOD IN PULLMAN, BERTH EXTRA ; Opening New Office SALE DAILY DEC. 12 JAN. 1 INCLUSIVE; FINAL RETURN LIMIT TO JANUARY r v... iim ttl r . j s an 0yt"Cb n,. 6din at m Anthony 1 u ' eJlU"d vvwiuni: ditional; Of ' Hvn,no Voices ... S1 prlt Mass: t'rlP 81- nristmas .Introductory in TT cu ... . Mass SlIKHL.) , neart Rev. James' E Celebrant: jrie, entire Fratto. Anno t cholr.SopranoK3 land, Josephine Martini, Montoro. Edith Verdi-neva Bonacci, Elizabeth Mafc " II, Mary Mlgliocco anrir,! toro; Gloria, Entire choir- - X Rev. William A. Ruel; zabeth and Josephine Offertory, "Adeste Fidel"? Montoro, Josephine Martinis , zabeth Martinelli, Uura Sanctus, Anne Montoro ',! viyti ana choir- m C'J, Dec "-- vu., cwjibl; Agnus RAIS1 4 lb. M, TM Angels! cuum, ttecessionai, Have Heard On Hish", Trai'l al; Organist, Miss Ann Marti: FLOt Drift BKG. MERRY CHRISTMAS f We wish to thank you f ? inuif. panonage tne p3ft year and to say that w hope everybody enjoys U Merry Christmas and a Hal vy mew year. - Here's to a Merry Xma! Dinner and we have don our best to make your Xmal foods the best & the cheap j est possible. TREES FOR XMAS We have a large shipme4 of imported fir trees ran Ing in price from 39c to 894 You w4ll find these tree perfect in snape and ideal far your home. When yoll buy one of these trees yoUl save a Utah tree to growl to maturity. CANDY and NUTS visited Sunday. ",ms "IHOn Rml ,au,y fi 13 WSTRN A O A ft. I L l SCNIC LINE lends p,.,, j ; , L L "--8to- smt Z32r. . - .... ... j sa: 2 JE 3 . Steaks lb.; 21c lb.; 13c lb. to Pure Ground Beef no water or flour added 2 lbs. 25c. PORK Choice lean Pork Roasts 18c lb. to 25c lb.: Loin chops 2Ec lb. Pork Sausage with a little beef added to make Jt fry well, 2 lbs. for 35c today. HELPER UTAH ., 10 251 1 r j, 31; SIX Sun-brlt- e J&OfMVOIUP -- PVV1 Nuts not mixed. OTHER BARGAINS: med Log Cabin Syrup 39c; Lux or Lifebuoy Soap 3 for 19c; Oxydol Ig. pkg. and 10c size bo':h for 28c: Crisco 3 lbs. 65c; Salad Fish 2 for 21c; Marvin Mince Meat 9c; 3 for 10c; Fruit Mix Sodas 23c 33c bottle; A-box; Tip Top Flour $1.69; Star Flour $1.93; Squash 1',c lb.; Currants 10c pkg.; 5c pkg. Seedless Raisins Wonder Coffee 25c bottle; Jello 3 pkgs. 17; A new load of Oranne arriving at Xmas bargain prices. IN THE MARKET BEEF Plain Roasts from 101b. to OR LAMB Veal Stew 2 lbs. 29c; lamb Stew 2 lbs. 25c; Veal or Lamb rib chops 18c lb.; Roasts of Veal 15c lb. to Z3c lb.; Lamb Roasts 17 lb. j jtma..-- 31b. lbs. with Peanuts 85c; lbs. without Peanuts 95c; 2 lbs. Peanuts 25c; Jumbo Peanuts 15c; 2 lbs. Mixed Nuts 35c. All varieties of VEAL r cms lb. 1Sc 3L I cjoze: 5 D 9 large f! Have you forgotten any. one on the Christmas list. DEHYitURIOGRAHDE vi" an en hi Manuaravuie last week. Mr. Melvin Davis visited in Castle Gate last week . Phone exti Creams and Jells 2 lbs.: 35c; Hard Mix 10c; Partly f filled mix 2 for 25c; Coco-nut Clusters, Peanut Brittle 19c lb. and many others, NUTS be in the public's hair. F. L. GROSS, Agent Berry of Heiner, friends of Standardville EGG! i The reduction of a drunk Tickets, Calui CHOCOLATES box 79c; 3 lb. box; en.. i it-io.- tdox ""ii kc; tnerriesf 25c; Old Fashioned 2 fori 25c. MIXED CANDY 5 drivers sentence reminds us that one minute politicians are in the public eye, and the next minute, they may 31. For information, Reservations. .Jj to 22c lb. POULTRY have made arranqe-menfnf Turkeys. Ducks, Geese. Canons and all varleties of Chickens so tnai " will enjoy choice birds at lower price than you paid for your Thanksgiving Day We The primary of Kenllworth gave dance Wednesday night to ra'se 'unds to finance certain plans for he future. Bramwell (Palmer Graduate) Chiropractor is open ing New Offices in the Electric lldg. Price, Utah, and Installing NOTICE He latest equipment and will week laHt usej u WH, .n,,,,,,. ie later! Methods. Including Xray,.hftt om, nam. (,ve imf Neuroealometer. Beginning jf ,efWM,BnU t0 court orders .he flrtt of the year. Phone Price .Mfrain,nr the conduct of bust- ... . . ' 'R (n. -ipnAlntmnt . ror TKdation or lne state uq- Successor to Dr. R. I. Brock- - n(yf, lrw Kaderaro Anton)o bank D. C. of the ftiilnbow Inn. This was In error as to Mr. Faderero for the Mrs. L. R. Metz of Salt Lake nsrty named In the complaint v, visireu in eunesuaj wft, Tony rrulig 0f the nalnbow nrul Thursday of this week. jjani ; Jl-ip- er, will be tie Gate and Kemw mas morninir. Aruntt. u be he,d Christmas . and fiprripn. ca ...in w"i also hp ed in the morninir tvl, Behind our buTTJing mater, ials are he best manufacturers in the land. ON Mr.. Arthur. ; relatives and friends if you cant be with them .. -- in also be servi Will Spout Says: His version of a 'pain in the neck' is to draw a seat behind a pair of picture show neckers. PER MILE, ROUND TRIP GOOD IN COACHES Correspondent people, which is fresh from a bub-bling mountain spring above Col-- ! Mutual association of Kenil- ton. Before this pipe line was com U The t li finn'l,,,. it ' pleted. Helper depended noon , Price River for its water supply. After the regular meeting the Kenil crowd dispersed t6 the hall where Up until the time- - tbi worth mine was opened in 1903, nunle and was enjoyed a few general stores had been able by everyone. dancing to handle the business of the territory. Then followed the opening Friends and relatives of Mr. of mines in Spring Canyon In 1910, Lee Hamelwright are deeply conHiawatha, Raines, Storrs, (Spring cerned over his death last WedCanyon), Stndardvllle and others; nesday. Funeral services were Liberty in 1918, and Helper's few held Friday. Mr. Hamelwright general stores were found inade was a former resident of Kenil- ' quate tor the needs of the rapidly worth ' ' ' "(1 ........ iivn frvpuiHVivn. business houses along Main street For many years the P.T.A. of; were auuea until tne present mile Ken II worth lias sponsored various nlning and railroad metropolis re-- types of plays, and it that most u,t'1'- rt them have been a big success. In 1919 Helper was changed from:ThlH WJr tnpy an attempting a i town to third c'.a.s city, and the Christmas play "The Gift of The OI development is not in '.iaKCB. It will be put on In the! ight and may not be for many nraUi,Pment ball Friday, Decern-years m come. r and it , gal) lhat ,t Surrounded as it Is by an inex-!,, tig a success as those put auntlble supply of doal enoug i ., j ,n jiat. to supply the needs of the foi ne hundred years and serving Mr Ruth Pierce and Mrs. John po'nt on a virtual coast Burton entertained at a shower o coact rail hookup. Helper's 'onorlne the former Miss Lydia lure Is full of promise. Otten, Wednesday night th""1" Mr. a bruised ankle last e n Choir-- . d j Telephone i d j out-of'tow- ala a " Christmas h Correspondent v from page oa?) K. kue d 23-2- 7 A. will two-hundr- State Moo.'ve convention is held here. Many attend. Mayor Gianotti resigns and is succeeded by IL A. Nilson. Sept 20 Working agreement of U.M.W. of A. are extended to September 22 by the last conces-son- . Second burglary of J. C Penney company Is staged. Two ap prehended later as guilty. Caiuoa county a', Sept. i standstill us U. M. W. of A. walks out in national labor strike. Settlement reached on fourth day. EuOct. 7 New Postiuastor, Helis gene Gibson, appointed for per city. Knights of Columbus lay plans for Columbus Day obsen vances. Oct. IS Political parties hold primaries to name tickets. Four tickets filed. D". f TIT? 1 & ation of Women" clubs hold annual convention here. August 23 Flood down Price river does $15,-00worth of damage to railroad at Willow Creek junction and In Helper. schools open for Sept. year. New music director named at Helper (M. J. Edelman). Transient relief office s closed by federal aids. Sept. 5 Lowenstein Mercantile is robbed. Burglars are apprehend- (Continued Special By d Ne-ph- J 14-1- 5 ci 40-3- 10-1- ed. Sept. ed at tho '"6 The Spring Canyon grade school Mrs. George Ferguson of Mrs. Ledrue Westinskow and The Spring Glen school, is pretheir operetta Wednesin presented friends was visiting Mrs. Dick Jones were visitors in senting their Christmas Cantata in the Ward Hall. evening day . week Wedlast Salt Lake City one day last week. this week with a matinee on nesday afternoon, and an evening The Spring Canyon basketball A very successful dance was Mr. Hubert Gill, Jr.. is conHned peiformance Thursday. All grades was defeated Tuesday eveteam nite. up to and Including the 6th are held in Mutual hall Saturday to his home with smallpox. Sunnyside. The score beby ning going to give plays and the junior AnLos ing Mrs. D. I. Duncan of Mr. and Ma F. Sweeney are high chorus will also participate was visiting friends and the in geles under this entertainment the at home of Mrs. visiting Mr. G. G. Lindstrom was taken relatives in Rains, Monday , Sweeney's sister, Mrs. L. Ewell. direction of Harold Duke. to the Spring Canyon hospital Mr. and Mrs. Albert Shaw are where he was operated on for The closing meeting of the year Mr. and Mrs. Homer Snyder motored to Salt Lake City Wed- was held Sunday by the members Salt Lake City visitors this week. Rev. and Mrs. T. H. Evans of nesday, returning the same day. of the Z. S. Z. lodge So. 14. Many Mr. Fred Kilfoyle who was injurold and young members were pre- Price were Rains visitors Sunday. on the Spring Canyon tipple ed cosMr. and Mrs. LaMar Ewell were sent. Plans w ere made for a week is doing very nicely. last visitors in the Capitol City Wed- tume ball to be held Saturday SUNNYSIDE nesday and Thursday of last week. evening Feb. 28. Mr. and Mrs. Clark Phelps were in Salt Lake City last visitors Correspondent By Special The following officers were Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wilcox Jr,. week. for the coining year: Previsited Sunday in Provo with Mrs. Wilcox'B sister. sident, J. li. Benedict, Hiawatha; Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Jorgensen Miss Lucy Wooley and Mr. Dick Mrs. Chas. Bezyak; spent the week-enat Price. were visitors in HuntingBrown Mr.and Mrs. Tom Riley motor- Secretary, Topolovic; August last Sunday. ton ed to Salt Lake City Wednesday. Treasurer, Joseph Kebol, Helper; PeaBuster Preston, Genevieve Mrs. D. M. Keeler spent the Recorder, Mark Patrick; Trustees, cock, Mrs. James Peacock and were so serious that week-en- d in Salt Lake City. Jack Kermenshek, Rudolph Rebol. Glen Preston motored to Salt The burns is expected to be confined to she and Miss Veroiie Topolovic; Lodge Lake City Saturday. home for several days. Officer, Tony Churnogle. Members are asked to come to CASTLE GATE Mrs. James Varner was called Phone news items to 1 he come to lodge meetings which will to Helper Saturday due to the Journal. Phone 2 1 the same time and place serious illnes of her father wnoch Helper j be held By Special Correspondent as usual. The third Sunday of Bryner. each month at 3 p.m. in the Mis. Frank Memory and family SHAVINGS CHIPS Mr. and Mrs. Henry Jones were !eft Sunday for Spanish Fork, Skeil hall at Spring Glen. sat caller business here they will make their home. Helper 12.20:35 Miss LaRue and Edyth Rowley Vol. 3 No. 4 A home talent play was given are to the Christmas going spend here Tuesday and Wednesday Howdy Folks:- - We want Mr. and Mrs. Mike Bonacci viwhich was sponsored by the Cas-l- e holidays at their home here, they make this week's ad a to will arrive home and Friday spend sited at with friends Price Gate Relief Society. The title real genuine, well wishing f the play was "Baby Steps Out" two weeks. The young ladies are merry Christmas greeting to md was directed by Mrs. Earl attending the B.V.U. at Provo. you all. We could use many Mr. and Mrs. Sam Preston and cord. The Relief Society baskets In Mr. and Mrs. James Peacock are expressions as a matter of form, but flowery talk is Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Robertson charge of Mrs. V. L. Walkington giving a wedding dance Friday will be given out Tuesday. clear out of pur line. We of Price spent Sunday at the evening for Miss Genevieve Peacock and Mr. Buster Preston who just want to say that while home of their son and daughter-in-law- , Burial was held Thursday in the are to be married the 'goose has not been Mr. and Mrs. Wesley during the Spring Glen cemetery for the in- holidays. At least hanging so high' in the fant on of Mr. and Mrs. James guests are expected to attend the building game, we are grateful for the business we dij Mr.and Mrs. Clell Petty and Hammond. The child was born dance. Oct. 30, 1935. get the past year. So we exon. Keith, were callers at. the tend to you one and all our A game was played between the home of Mr. and Mrs. E.rl Acord. Mrs. Frank Nigro of Columbia Columbia best wishes for a very merand Sunnysde basketMi 3. L. E. Durrant spent last visited here with her parents. Mr. ball teams ry, merry Xmas and a joy-ou- s A Monday evening. New Year. week-enrecord crowd attended the game in Provo with her daugh- and Mrs. Frank Sacconianno. which won was who is attending the ter, Earlene by the local team. A Lil' Pome B. V. U. University . Christmas time will soon be Sam Barnes who wa3 working STANDARDVILLE on the Moon Lake project in the Mr. Frank Rudy of Salt Lake here, We can't afVord a tree, was a visitor here Friday of last Uintah Basin was called home on By Special Corresponde So we'll just trim Grandpa's week. account of the illness of his baby beard son. Mr. Barnes was taken ill afAnd shout prosperity. Miss Mable Olson of Spanish ter his arrival and will be confinThe Castle Gate Jr. high school gave a Christmas dance last Fri-Ih- Fcrk spent the weekend visiting ed td his home for several weeks. friends in Standardville . Fortunes are arcumulated for their students. Jeanuine was badly by saving. Buy clean coal Gilligan The Casle Gate M.I.A. spon-;oieThe Welfare from us at $4.25 the ton and an- burned when she fell against a association save money. a Balloon dance Monday of nounces that the annual Christ- hot stove last Friday evening. mas play and dance will be given this week. on Christmas Eve. Everybody Mis. C. IT. Gaines was a visitor welcome. They also announce that Rio Grande in Salt Lake City last week-enthere will be a New Years Eve BARGAIN FARES at the home of her father who dance also. tias been seriously ill. Christmas Mr. Sam Know and Son, Claude and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jackson of were overcome fumes by gas New Year Huntington Park, California spent while at work in the boiler room !ast week at the home of Bill last week. They have not returned Holidays lackson. to work as yet. . 10-- while. March 10 Band parents hold first dance at Rainbow Gardens and is well attended. March 15 Beckers Uinta bas ketball team places fourth In an tournament nual invitation for uiuaieura at Price. Helper Safety Council applied formally for charter with Jj6 members. March 29 Members of the U. M. W. of A. received orders to continue work in the Carbon mines at the expiration of the s working contract April 1. were continued until June Midnight, mass SPRING CANYON RAINS NEWS SPRING GLEN BEH HERE CHRiS Wednr-"- Dividend In league schedule play 74. May 17 Klwanis club names R. ti. McOonJgal chairman of an nual Helper Day. Strand Sweet Shop fire does 1500 dani&ge. Legion May 30 Helper post conducts Memorial Day services at cemetery plot Carbon Boy Scouts start membership drive in Helper for funds. June 5 Annual Helper Day la held. Proves great success under Klwanis club auspices. Helper swimming pool Is opened. 5 Railroad Week is June observed here under auspices of of comTraffic club, chamber merce and Klwanis club. June 15 Coal mine working per wins two gamea from Payson. wins two games from Payson. June Annual Helper flower show held under auspice of Garden club. Helper wins two fromj Dividend. June 28 Women' Softball league opens. Six teams are in league. Spring Canyon Day is ob Berved at Helper park. June 29 Helper ball club wins first half title by defeating to unite efforts in support of July 2 Helper's iiquor store railroad legislation as a protectunder management of F. P. ion against trucker competition. Fisher. Helper defeats Price bail Several measures endorsed. Miners' workfeu. IS Gus TsangariB is ap- club twice contracts extended uniil July ing to city council succeeding pointed John Geramlas. Formal presenta- 31. tion of school opera planned by July 21 State American Legion junior baseball tournament scheHelper school students. duled to be held in Helper. Feb. 19 George Brojkovlch, American August 2, 3 State found was not agitator, guilty in the district court. Hel- Legion Junior baseball tournament per School play Is presented. Hel held. Helper loses in final to per chamber of commerce names Salt Lake Rotary . August 10 Water carnival held officers for year. March 8 City Installs pump at closing swimming contests at lo new water well and plans to turn cal pool. August 16 Eastern Utah Federinto city water lines within short April Helper, Utah, Friday, Dec. 20 1935 THE HELPER JOURNAL -- iJ -- feast. Although the universe is fillec' wUh millions cf stars, none can vie in fame with the star that guided the Three Wise Men of f the East through the night to a tiny manger in Bethlehem. as it brought to the message of peace and good will, we want this greeting to carry to you and all our friends our appreciation of the happiness your friendship has And just wo ld a s Don't overlook our Xmas for your H bacon, lard, rhortening. cneese of all kinds, mince , meat. Oysters, salt ' lunch horseradish, meats, suet etc. "d brought to us, and with it our wishes that this Christmas may bring to you all the jop, health and happiness that you could desire. Lowenstein's Mercantile pofk-hame- . CLP. I SICACCS li f |