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Show THE PAGE TWO HELPEK JO URN' THURSDAY UTAH A ' Marriage Announced Announcement has been maue Mary of the ma: Huge :f V.isf Keziu-wortCanto, former resident o' and a student at 'he Caror bon high, to Mr. Louis lleygi THE HELPER JOURNAL1 J - v :r L NOTICE KENILWORTII SPRING GLEN Carbor h Issued Every Thursday By THE JOURNAL PUBLISHING COMPANY Helper. Utah I"" 6'""' . ' ?st Kq ...... Tnirli.n 'i W1 meet at . Cafe- PriHi.. uigu . i.u'j ym. for the P nominating new ...,i-.ti-i n urilAC and oon oi .icm- ana the Mr. at airs, tme rwnyaci ui, Pocatello, :Jaha are visiting were visitors at Kenilworth Ferron A. H. Mrs. and Mr. of home last Saturday. coming I Mrs. Willard ' Selby ( Helper Man Weds Mapleton. Fro-- : Salt Lake Girl The marriage t ok place in CLIFTOX N. MEMMOTT, Manager Announcement ha3 been made of vo last week. the marriage of Miss Leah Bryce Th vonne counle will make. Subscription - - One Year . Two Dollars In Advance of Salt Lake City to Mr. John their home in Ma pie ton. Mr. and Mrs. Fiank Kowlett Entered At Second Class Matter At The Postoffice At Helper. Utah Heed, former resident of this city. Greenriver spent a few days in Published Every Thursday The marriage was solemnized Surprise Birthday Party witn home brough visiting. They Saturday at Price, and the young Mr. Fred Bosone was guest of them, Mrs. S. Ramsey as a house GOAL THE FiRST AMD BEST SOURCE OF POWER couple will make their home in honor at a surprise birthday party guest. Bingham where Mr. Reed is em- given by his wife last Sunday at .... ef includU.S. on the He also plays their home. A few friends, Miss Delrna Zorn, uauguici Before his (loath Tlio::ias Edison sai.l: "The first and best source ployed. Mr, will be team Mines visit- baseball and -- r.H Art Dalpiaz, is Mrs. mm Zorn. Mr. p. and r, - if power is coal . . . wa'er power is a political Issue not a business remembered as a member of the ing Mrs. James Bergera and Mr. it,. . UUU ill' will and one. Ilatos (for electricity) are fixed at any ing her parents. Miss Zorn point by the cost of gen- Helper team a few years ago. and Mrs. O. Maulsby Jr., were return to Grand Junction the first erating lower from steam." a Young Mrs. Heed has been vis- present. Cards were played and of the month. Ever since the production find transmission of electricity became iting here in Helper for several delicious luncheon was served. commercially feasible, science and Invention have steadily progressed weeks with Mr. Reed's parents. Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Miller and In Improving the extraction of energy from coal. Less than fifty of Price are now occupying familv years ago it was necessary to use eight pounds of coal to make one residence here. Huntsman kilowatt-hour- . Place the Takes Marriage is there under Today construction In the svstem of one of our subsidiary companies, a power plant that will Last Friday night Miss Mildred t..i-.- . produce a Junction of kilowatt-hou- r for every pound of coal burned under the boilers. Face, aaugnier of Mrs. A. E. Price R. Zorn home. G. the at s M visiting :s. Maynie Han As science and invention continue ta Improve the extraction of and a sister to electric power from coal the relative economy of steam power prod- son, became the bi'k'e of Mr. Jack Miss Hazel Hansen is spending Smith of Consumers at the home uction over water power will grow even more marked. few days with her sister, Mrs a mem of mother. bride's the the Only Taken from the files of Thomas Edison was right wnen he said, "The first and best Wilcox. R. bers of the immediate families Journal July 10, 1936. iource of power Is coal." were state attendance. in One pound of coal contains as much power as 10 Frank Bonaeci was named million pounds wnni ha been received from of water falling 1 foot. Both Mr. and Mrs. Smith are chairman of the Lake that Mrs. Edith Fuller Salt in graduates of the Carbon high League in Utah at a meeting ton is improving. school. Immediately after the mar Salt Lake. phase of the celebration, not only INDEPENDENCE DAY was solemnized the young nage said they would, but they did, and Mr. and Mrs. James Marshall Carbon County Central Labor couple left for a honeymoon trip in a way which reflects prai the proud parents of a five are charter WELL CELEBRATED upon me membership of each to the northwest. On their return Body received its national nound baby boy. Mother and son they will make their home la and sat in its first official meeting. organization. are doing nicely. Consumers. While others continued to cele won first plaCp Service Cleaners Anoiner luuepenaence Day was brate, some had cause to mourn The Spring Glen Ward wa for the best decorated window of Wedded Newly celebrated and has passed wnen tneir pleasure wpII fittingly rpnresented at the Manti and fun for any firm in the community Into history. All American citizens v as replaced by disaster. Feted Couple Temple last Saturday. Mr. RichThe the Fourth of July. who stood on the curbs of the Nampha, Idaho disaster which reardson took the children in the In compliment of Mr. and Mrs. streets throughout the United sulted in the deaths of six per- Morris E. Rasmussen who were Frances Paletto was chosen as school bus and Mrs. Sadie Rowley States could not help but sense a sons, others blinded, perhaps for married June 19, Mr. and Mrs. Goddes of Liberty in the contest acted as chaperon. thrill as the parades passed with lil'e, and a score of others injured, John Sallas entertained with a sponsored by the chamber of com their bands playing patriotic sel- and fatal injury of Eloise George A. Rowley and Irvine Hope dinner party at their home last merce and led her nearest compe ections, flags flying and the floats Burton of Trice, makes one won- week. Jr. have returned from Rowley mar a Moffitt, by titor, Charlotte which all symbolized freedom der if the price of a few seconds to Montana. visit their Covers were set for the honored gin of about 700 votes. which can only be enjoyed in these joy with isn't too guests. Mr. and Mrs. Vm. Ross, the United States of America. high. Miss Betsy Jean Rjss and the victory over By virtue of a Helper's citizens can be, and are Every citizen, community, coun- host and hostess. the Helper ball ciud Dividend, PEERLESS NEWS proud c"i"m':ou, ty, state and the nation should Mrs. Rasmussen was the former clinched first place in the Central which was one of the finest in rise up and forever put an end to Katherin Ross, a former resident Utah League. the state. A celebration of this the sale and manufacture of this of this city. kind can only be made possible deadly pleasure Utah has a law Mr. and Mrs. William Murphy Victor Karcich has been staying by the cooperation of every indlf. which is prohibitive of their sale, Moose Ladies returned home from their honey- in Carbon ville for the last week idual within the community. Hel therefore. It is up to the masses Attend Initiation moon trip. with Jimniie Viola. per received that kind of coopera- to see that this law is enforced. The Helper chapter of Moose tion through her civic clubs, fratMrs. Tom Beveritlge returned Mr. and Mrs. Jack Horsan have ernal organizations and churches. Workman's Market Has Ladies was represented at the from the hospital July 7th moved to home Eva Starkey initiation class in Helper to make their in the city Each organization New Meat Counters Salt Lake by Mrs. J. Rich, Helper; after giving birth to a baby boy. new home. when asked to assume the resMrs. John Causer, Price and Mrs. one of sponsoring ponsibility Mr. Eugene Andrieni formerly The installation of an elaborate, May Martin of Castle Gate. , Mr. and Mrs. Jack Huntsman Coal City, opened up a grocery and of modern new meat counter was family are now living in store in the building which at one Peerless. made this week at the Workman's Mrs. Maulsby Has time was used by the board f Market of Helper where John Thursday Club Mrs, Ileen Maulsby was hostess education .for the elementary Giocolettl, owner, plans on conMr. Pete Rostrolla has returned Freedom from Agony and ducting one of the best equipped to the Thursday afternoon bridge grades in the upper end of town. home from Stockton where he club at her home Thursday afterDistress Can Qucckiy be Yours meat markets in eastern Utah. has been working. The new counter tor display of noon. After luncheon, tables were This Safe Easy I meats is a McCray heavy style arranged for bridge. Mr. and Mrs. Spike Jorgenson Whr aontinne to ralfar whan !f m with beautiful CASTLE GATE Members present were Mrs. porcelain facings and children of Parker Dam, Cfil purr to b IrM from th mecta pain an4 fcgMiy t and a clean white front. It is Edith Nyman, Mrs. Rose Miner, ifornia left here after visiting Whm for only a few een yon ean cat Mrs. Kathryn Demman, Mrs. Polly ft box of MOAVA. SUPPOSITORIES lighted and cooled by the latest with Mrs. Jrgenson's sister for ' trrlUtioo to Cm m directed and If pain, in refrigeration and Barboglio, Mrs. Ida Bottino, Mrs. the past two months. They will an diatreu an pot apaadilY channel to technique , Moffit, Mrs. Ivy konsfort, mm and quick relief, you eaa should be one of the most attrac- Margaret visit in Myton for a few weeks your money promptly refunded. hostess. Invited and the counters meat taand tive market Don't continue to differ whan thta Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Clontz of before returning to their home, ble and inexpenalva treatment la so Mrs. Beatrice Wendovei' visited here last week when guests included obtained. Ask for and detaan4 departments in the state Mrs. Webb of Price, Mary counter is back wall the bAVA rus Buppoanoaisa. complete. Miss Lenore Borzaga left here at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Beth Allen and Mrs. Howard Gibson, Yvonna and Du- - Saturday for Myton where she will L. & A. Drug Store Phone news items to The Grace Bergera and Mrs. Ana ane Gibson returned to Wendover spend a few weeks. Helper Journal. Phone 21 Downey, Mr. John Karcich returned to with them. his home here Tuesday after De Mr. and Mrs. Si James and fam- - ing in Leadville, Colorado for six ly and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Gib weeks. son visited in iairview over tne Mr, ana Mrs. Don Rolando ac holidays. companied by Mrs. Pete Rostrolla Mr. and Mrs. Charles Huff and and children, motored to Stockton family left Saturday for a two last wetk. weeks fishing tri at Grandaddy Anna Lazar returned from Glen wood Springs, Colo. Monday eve Lakes. 90 Proof ning after spending the holidays (DUtilfod from 100 grain neutral tplrlb) Mr. and Mrs. Ted Dowd and there with relatives. Miss White of Salt Lake, were PINTS FIFTHS holiday visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hall Thorne. Code No. 432 Code No. 431 One Year Ago ! j; "I This Week , s 6-- AINFUL PILES Mr. and Mrs. Mai ley Mower are' the prou1 parents of a 7 pouml. baby boy, born Monday night. -- j Mrs. Ella Leavitt, a former res-- ! ident of Kenilworth is a visitor here for an indefinite time. I Up- - Howdy Folks: wev, told that the avera who asks for advise wants someone to te'u what he wants to h. T. Milton Mr. and Mrs. H. were visitors at Currant Creek Friday and Saturday. That's a part Qf ship, but we will our honest opinion ng materials. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Columbus have gone to Magna for a visit. softball vacation Thursday, july Lloyd, U.S. Navy, was a visitor here Monday. Kenilworth James nis CHIPS Ernest The ur uuiug Many of the residents here! at spent the Fourth picnicing Huntington canyon. team; the: the was victorious in a game with K of C team last Friday on Helper field. The score was 4 give on h fib 7-- Mr. Glegg Lorin of Texas is a visitor at the, heme of Faye Dinosauros Found In Manti Area Will Spout says that s: times when a girl gets t Professor Edmund Spieker of the University of Ohio, while working with a Geological Survey party in 1936, located a large dinosauros in the head of Rock Canyon. Professor Spieker came out this month with a crew and is busily engaged in cutting the monster loose from the bed where it has remained these many centuries. According to the professor, the huge beast was a grass eating animal, and its removal from the Horn Mountain range should greatly relieve the overgrazed condition of the range in that section. This dinosauros is approximately SO feet in length and is supposed to have required about as much grass as a herd of sheep. Professor Spieker states that this is the highest elevation at which any such remains have been found. A Japanese scients'. r claims that persons can t 150 years, but who vta!f mess around with taxes tokens that long! a One time when two hebetter than one it " you are matching coini als us Consult matters on can We buiw save jc. trouble. Fabrizio Mercantile Wr Mem-mott- "r J Prices Effective Fri. Sat., July 9th and 10th ta-v- Mar-chett- i, Old Mr. Boston DISTILLED DRY GIN RAINS NEWS BEN BimiC, INC., Boston, Mass. Some of those spending the holidays at Moon Lake and thereabouts were: Mr. and Mrs. Walt Rice and family, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Ted Wolverton entertained Wm. Memory, Mr. and Mrs. A. R. several of the little friends of her Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Fiack, daughter Enid in honor of her Mr Mr. and Mrs. Ray Thomas, and eleventh birthday, June 29th. Mrs. Darwin Thomas, Mr. and Mrs Wilmer Wright, Mr. and Mrs. C. Among those present at a pic-tHoughton and Ray Batchelor. given at Park Ro Sha at Springville, were Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bendall W. H. Dalton and family, Mr. and and family, Mrs. A. Long, Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Bills, Mrs. Scott John Mrs. J. M. Webb, Mr. and Mrs. son, and Mr. and Mrs. Ted Chris- Alex Gibson and families, ere!tensen among the visitors to Clear Creek for the celebration there. Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Lewis spent the week-envisiting in Salt Lake Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Thomas City. spent the holidays in Goshen. SUGAR 10 lbs CLOROX qt COFFEE lb can 5g Schilling's 10 cans iJA MILK cans Large CmWL SARDINES Oval size - 6 : . J5g CAKE FLOUR re-thr- Van-Xatt- a ' bars for Baking Soda pkgflf MACAR05 5 lb box J4)g Softasilk lgpkg KRISPIES 2 pkgsjft CLEANSER 2 cans QA PIate FREE LYE Crystal White 3 cans gf TUNA FISH can IkA C TOMATOES White Star DEVILED Meat 4 cans for ICrf - FLAVORADE . r!!!! Kidney Beans 3 large cans for OATS Mother's 1( Large can for c Mr. and Mrs. Gene Barney Mr. and Mrs. James Westfield turned from a weeks trip motored to Sunnyside for the cele in California. bration there for old Sunnyside residents. Mr. L. Buffmire returned home -- o last week from a Mr. and Mrs. FYed Roberts, Mr prospecting trip and Mrs. Allan Baker and Mrs. up into Idaho. Margaret Miles of Salt Lake were Mr. and Mrs. "Jim Smith are holiday visitors at the home of at the home of Mrs. visiting Mr. and Mr3. A. T. Jones. Smith's folks in Riverton. Clifford VanNatta returned home Mr. and Mrs. Ted King, Mr. and' last week from Salida, Colorado Mrs. Albert Shockley and Mr. and where he spent several months Mrs. Beit Erickson and in the Salida hospital. Mr. family was seriously injured on his spent several days including the foot while at work on the railroad Fourth, fishing in Jose Valley. some time ago. Mr. and Mrs. L. j. Anderson u lamuy are Miss Ann Dalpiaz was brought visiting in Eph- home Sunday from the hospital raim, Utah. after undergoing an operation Mr. and Mrs. last week. Barney Hyde spent the 4th of July la Ephraim. White 3T 10 bars Soap CREME OIL Soap Ijf SALT Iodized pkg MATCHES 6 box carton JJi 3 pkgs for Pierces 3Jg M cans LARD 8 lb pkg$t CRACKERS Sodas 2 lb box lg pkg Jft $ FRUITS AND VEGETABLES OF'aTlKLS 1IK NEW SPUDS 1 1A I RADISHES 10 lbs for H3 himpiis for ORANGES doz Medium size STRING BEANS Fresh 4 lbs ?t:)To)na(oes Utah 1 Ci "r lOj Large fancy MELONS on Ice BEER, Bottle or Jug Ice Cold - All Kinds cheon moat "JJi-WDELIVER Imported Cheese and aaiami. Fresh Milk """"TlfT E |