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Show USD utah mlTttNAL-"ET-pE- Rj- THE HELPER, PAKE ETHHT THURSDAY. SEPTEMr ax,x x uUe was Dora OctoW 1898, at Marion, 111., a 8on FUNERAL SERVICES J and Miranda Gaddus Perdue' h lived in Rains for the past 1 t0 TWO HELD FOR He is survived by his idow u"" Zella Perdue, and twn ouuo. -- , l"1 WaaJ 1 and Lorin Fre Q p T Taken from the filed t row Clifford VICTIMS IN 25, M1NE-GAVE' Times September all of Rains. Gibson oi Eueene Following services jn ftk. n. -. sir. auuj . ,he .-- f... William. James', uuu, -u came t ro urand , gervFuneral Lake City Salt a ..tin iiea . for Interment. Colo., . nrsi tn position LamPch' e non ia at 2 a.m. Gibson nas lhe Friday at rie- - suffered ottice of chief clerk in the yard a . operating while ' m a cave-i" ; tbe local Rio Granae ' ' By N. 3. were' . anneared . x V"?. irht at Rains, Fire, hich , at urn at n..nnnr innS. D10BC Coal compauj Fireman Tony Guierrie exercised I T Fireman David Gibson has moved to be oi serwu. efatp 3 GATE Monday on the bis to p.m. tne goat of CASTLE rights neiy. mo lne bis headquarters from Helper out at the rear interment was in II Grand Junction. He'll keep things hot for the first time. Bank building ear,y Saturday boxes Bishop ierry under a.r bread stacked while now. cemetery - 61 ,hM three 8y Mugs Cleveland on the desert for a the a drophas from rf just Fireman P. F. Peterson Rails ection of Wallace Th industrial Hveiene Engineers caught fire, to Pocatello. for the other vie ... services riearette. iolnpH -Engineer J. T. Charleswoith report- returned from a trip Funeral it;nn hpa in i ague uaie cum mcuus Fr Jurdu cave-in- , ed from Crand Junction laat week Idaho. (What's the matter with the doctors of the made commander Un of the survey by of here out at will be working that he Sunday held Were United States Health Service. Rai- lPost 21, ...... I hnme in price vy Helper henceforth. Legion, American of Commun- Fireman H. S. Gallagher spent the Mr. and Mrs. Vearl Wolverton are Rails T. H. Evans of Price the annual election at nere at born week killed of last of II visiting a girl baby the parents .... -- u. v. fr Perdue Engineer Al Reed la back on the latter part evening. Greenriver. last week. drilling. work work board again. at and- . ins tantly while i w....tar. Rails Rails 1W The Relief Society held a success H. Leute suuereu u - i omnn was 'w1" ac' wife, u Carman E. L. Matson and a son of ful meeting last Tuesday witn many Fireman A. A. Leo hag moved here general shaking up when nis 1907 at Somerset, Colo., Burthe mi Mem Blanch from Grand Junction to work on the companied by Mr. and Mrs. J. H. ladies attending the food demonstra was strucK ny Norah ; I Pi.No.Sl and Nephi Albert Ygl I : Sunday ton spent of Cleve-Kenilworth, Monday in local board. tion. highway lived had Springville-Mapleto, He Lamph. ory where touring the gcenic spots In the Provo ., Mr and Mrs. Clarence Slaugh and afternoon. .h nast two years, Work has Increased on the rip area principally the famous loop baby have moved from Wellington to active in L.D.S. church bee" had in the he track to guch an extent in the last scenic drive. appointments here. home their make Committee been employed at ann had -,. .. . .nn1i.l Rails n.uuu and two weeks that several carmen have Turnbull of aistnci the Mike club Mrs. Mr. and Women's Rains since December of last year. Blackie Willis spent the forepart aon have surbeen sent here from Salt Lake City moved rrom rerron w ..voni Hplner women, namely: Mrs. Besides his parents, he is and Denver to help the local crews. of Monday Inspecting car department make their home here. Tack Vienetto. Mrs. Reagan Ratliff, vived Mrs. Josephine by his widow, Mrs. Frank equipment there. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Schoor of Chi. Mrs. C. R. Fahnng and Nelson Lamph; two sons, ju.c Rails anu ween. mi. Drury. den and Ronald N. Lampnr Carman Tad Greener was off sev cago arrived nere last Ruth Morrell uimpn, an eral days last week due to illness Schoor is in charge of the steel entrance daughter, -gained A be to built prowler new work night for the plant He returned to work last Friday. u of Cleveland; lour Dromes, hi home C R. Albert Fahnng into the Calif., here Hall M. Lamph of Oakland, aa d .'Carl Glen, and Ad- John Delaby. William Bryson and early hour Sunday morning, Lamph of Spring omnn Carman Ren Cooley was off work .m t i wre tt at-to escaping v" m- cvk last Friday due illness. Dorothy Jones, Ifft last week n.. ILIhh Tl' n . am r. and koduii vt- - '"liU6. chase tn Mrs. Eleanor by winter sisters, Utah six of and Rails tend the University land, awakened to find the man in nis of Minturn, Colo.; Mrs. Alice Fireman C. L. Crawford nas re quarter. English an armful of clothes. of Mrs. Clyde Jensen and Mrs. Reed bedroom with Davis and Miss Anna Davis, both ported to work on the firemen's oi board and roundhouse reports are Jensen were Fairview visitors last Oakland. Calif.; Jennell Lampn Miss Elizabeth Clark was a visitor Say "Make Mine Cream" that he has a wary eye on the week. Salt LaKe, unean liuiiu of her home at the in Sunday Cleveland. Helper of of Cream of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Milano 7 a.m. goat berth! Magna and Ruth Lamph . . . .and see why Clark and family. Calif., Rails visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs brother, Harry Miss Slark was employed in local Kentucky is the largest Durine the absence of Machinist Wm. Reed last week. Their daughter ana ago, school years eight system selling straight Bourbon Fred Voll, who is attending the Am Charlene, Is staying with the Reeds MATTRESSES since that time h taken up the proerican Legion national convention for the winter. Whiskey in the World! RENOVATED! Mrs. Margaret Miles returned to fession of nursing. at Chicago this week, Machinist Elm Furniture Repaired Parker is working in his place. Ed her home in Salt Lake Sunday after Horning is working on the day shift visiting the past few weeks at the HAVE YOUR MATTRESS KENILWORTH KEWS home of Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Jones in Parker's place. RENOVATED AND MADE Mr. and Mrs. Grant Gibson and Burton Vivian By ONE DAY SERVICE. NEWI DIVORCE IS SOUGHT family and Mrs. Sarah Gibson were Mrs. Omelia to Richards, Helper, weekend visitors in Salt Lake and CALL FOR AND DELIVER. Miss Gladys Dixon journeyed seeks divorce from Herbert Richards Ogden. Mrs. Sarah Gibson will spend Salt Lake last week where she will All Work Guaranteed on the alleged grounds of cruelty, ac the winter in Salt Lake. remain during the winter months. cording to a complaint on file in the Charles West, coal sales manager Convenient Terms ttouelas Pearce has returned to office of the district court clerk. She for the Utah Fuel Co.. of Salt Lake PHONt It his resume will 90 PROOF . . . COPYRIGHT 1939, SCHENlff where Colorado he asks $30 per month alimony for her visited here last week. WILLIAM GIBSON NEW YOIK CITY DISTILLERS CORPORATION, Colorado school oi the studies at self, and 15 per month for support Mrs. Howard Stevens was taken to m.ines. Helper Maple Street of each minor child. There are three the Price hospital last week. Miss Maxine Noe is attending minor children, and ghe asks custody Bus,neSS C"ege ,n SaU to desire l a of those which Indicate D. Bryson and son, David, left for ith her. The two were mar Colorado the first part of this week Lake City. iremain Mr Tom Pollic, who has spent Dale in 1915. I ried at Castle where they will visit at Craig and several months in the eastern states Denver. resume his work here Mrs. Jack Jones returned home has returned to from Salt Lake this week after spend during the winter. George B. Jackson Jr. is regis MO-TEing the last couple of weeks at the E. bedside of her mother, Mrs. Edwards tered as a sophomore at Stanford University in California. Mrs, Vera T. Avery ne children, NEWLY REMODELED CASTLE GATE SOCIETY NEWS Betty Jean and David, journeyed to A canyon outing was enjoyed last Salt Lake last week to attend the week by the following young folks funeral of her moher, Mrs. David as a going-awaparty for John McMillian. Our beds equipped Mr. and Mrs. Sam Angotti motored Delaby and Wm. Bryson: Vera Pet ersen, LaVoyle Acord, Helen Stapley, to Tooele to attend the funeral of beauty-res- t inner-sprin- g Earlene Durrant, Tom Cory, Edwin Mr. Angotti's mother. Mr. Martin Ahlin was called to Hardee, Keith Acord and the guests mattresses of honor. Springville at the death of his brother, Joe Ahlin. Bill Fulton and Eugene Milton, Mrs. jawrence Hyatt was very DRAYAGE-TRANSFER pleasantly surprised last Friday morn. have left to attend the University of Bathrooms with showers ing wnen tbe loiiowing ladies gave Utah this winter. ' a breakfast at her home in honor of WINE LOVERS ALSO CHOOSE Warehousing her birthday: Mrs. Alex Gibson, Mrs. Subscwoe for the Journal H. B. Allen, Mrs. Wm. Babcock, WE'RE EQUIPPED TO Mrs. EXPERT SERVICE V. A. Mrs. GIVE Vincent Babcock, Hy. Roma Claret JjM t Also furnished houseatt. Mrs. Len Larsen, Mrs. Thos. GUARANTEED SATISFACTION. Roma Sauteme fiDTnl'T". f'7 Bendall. Mrs. Annabell Long, Mrs. 1 1 L Roma Ziniandl ,. jPl I rU Bessie Snow, Mrg. Wm. Reed, Mrs. keeping rooms and Port Rod Roma THORIT HATCH Alex Mrs. Ken Jones, Mrs. Alexander, ! Roma Whit Port 1 dlwL'iHia Hi Evan Lewis, Mrs. E. L. McGrath and Apartments RomaMuscaM LAWYER wuiis L,arsen. Mrs. Hyatt re irs. tTT!lll Ij Roma Tokay H For Rent ceived many beautiful gifts. Roma Sherry . I A Stafford Bldg. Phone 160-wh2W5Si 111 !.tmiw Roma Angelica Many friends surprised Miss Mary Roma Loganberry Mecham last Friday evening when ' ' I' Roma Blackberry M. S. WYCOFF. Mar, they called on her at her home with H. C. Ossana, Mgr. aanszz 17 Roma Champagne Watch and Jewelry 10 Ivy St., Help' a pretty decorated birthday cake and Phone 172 8:40 Brandy ice cream in honor of her birthday. Repairing V At Utah Liquor Stores and By Experts - All work r The home of Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Agencies Guaranteed Hyatt was the scene of a lovely home wedding Sunday when Mrs. Hyatt's THE GIFT SHOP brother, Delmar Wilson of Salina. was united In wedlock to Miss Evelyn JEWELERS Brown, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Brown of Richfield. Mr. and Mrs. Hyatt were their attendants and JOE BARBOGLIO, JR Bishop W. B. Stapley performed the ceremony. Attorney-at-La- w NOW li a good time to begin Helper State Bank Bldg. Phone 90 SPRING GLEN NEWS Your Business Career Helper, Utah By Betty Strong BacUarJ Glances RILRCUD NE1DS iw .... - f - t Tt "" n irta-Carbo- n iisJitzriivrx .Rails lur Mnr ). ' u 's I t ..... L. lMiii(Jm. till WA J n Ralls; f. FOR r 1 Building I materials and Service I ayiBPft eft i DilLLCIPEST with ROMA WINES Lv General Professional "-- VHjjL&g& j , i ',2 Carbon Dray & Transfer . lM-'".-'- M$?yrW ilisfp' J at L.D.S. Training Pays! . Miss Margaret Davi8 is visiting New her grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Anderson in Cleveland. Fred Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Lodesto and family from Hiawatha are visiting the Sacco home. Silas Rowley was visitor last week. a Salt Lake B. Haskins Governor R. i Reddinoton Secretary N. Loyal Order of Moose Every Tuesday at t P M LODGE Meeting Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Box spent Sunday In Spring Glen at the home of Mrs. Theodore Strong. Helperites Attend A.L. Confab Tbe National American Legion convention in Chicago tnls week is being attended by the following Helper residents: Mr. and Mrs. Fred Voll, Lu- August Litizzette and daughter, cille, and Glen Balllnger, who is the department commander of Utah. HALL MM. classes are beginning-N- 8tudenU are I ew Enrolling-N- W opportunities are comlnB1 Our intensive, practical training will help you qualify for Civil Service, Stenographic, or Bookkeeping positions with excellent op- - portunities for promotion. MITCHELL FUNERAL HOME Dick MiuWt Embalmer 4. 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