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Show and J7, J .1 ad J 1 Only New.pajlPr Ia the Subscribe for Iiei per Owned Newspaper a w TMl JOURNAL'S KIWI OHi.r QH .UMCRIPrroH Ilr geIPer Utah, Friday May 8, 1938 Italians Plan To LOCAL UNION TO Benefit Red Cross i schools Carbon 'cioe; 18 ORGANIZATION LintendTaJ. , Reeves has L recommendatoins for the secondary lio Pf county 1 Carbon 0f l8 of Famsworth, director education of the state STftllowIns a survey made yof, Lv months. out the fSrth county Carbon the 3.,r Pointed of I and particularly Home Making. the Shop, Foreign langum,, re-- Poo! to fSS When the new Education. jjj I, hiCn thfl fnr i.toJ conn"151" ample room u i,e students eimmcu L high grades as this insti- m be sufficiently large to ttiere will be Jodate between 1100 and 1200 Italians of Carbon county will stage a huge dance at Rainbow Gardens this Saturday for the benefit of the Italian Red Cross and Tony Poloni and J. H. yieu are workins hard to arrange the affair and make it a success. A special drive for ticket Bales has been made all week and a good crowd has been assured by the number of tickets reported sold already. An Italian orchestra will provide tlie music with typical and genuine Italian music. la order that the mounting coats of Italian Red Cross service at this time might be defrayed by effort of a few in various centers of the country ls the purpose of the affair. The committee in charge of refreshments includes Vince Speroni, Angelo Pascuzzi and Mrs Nellie Taboae. The y i a I Mr. Farnsworth conclusion, "This would organization I the schools of Carbon rather definitely on the I plan, . . . and centralize tything above the ninth grade four one central high school. place ty TO WATCH 1AB0R toTie hdui "SOBSCKIFnON $z WARNING Observer Cooks YEai DEMOCRATS NAME Don't be deceived by and pretenders. Last week a stranger canvassed the business nouses of Helper in an army CD uniform selling memorial cards, and had no right to do this and was not a veteran. In the future, when a soldier boy is commercializing on a uniform. It is best to get in touch with the officials of the local post and get an okey from the legion post itself. foreflush-er- s HAVE SERVICES SUM a 44 FOR OGDEN STATE CONVENTION and Uaners Local Union of Mother's day services will be Price A Ten Inninj Uah held a special In Helper Sunday morning held in the Tilt Sunda, Forty-fouIiinettie Club Room meeting at 11 a.m. at the Y.M.C.A, chapel delegates were named at 7 p.m. MonWith the Shell Oil team of under the auspices of Carbon Post day April 27th. Nine new at the county Democratic convenmember, Grand were initiated at that No. 21 of American Legion. Glen Junction much tion last Tuesday evening to showing meeting. A special drive for new members promise for the Helper ball club Iiallingcr will act as chairman of represent the Carbon delegation and will be made at the state convention to be held during the month of in only after having the game the arrangements. In outlining the program. Mr. the bag twice did the local May, under a special at Ogden on May 23rd at which dispensation time delegates to the National granted by the international union crew sueeonib to a last inning' Ballinger pointed cut the purpose rally of the Shell nine to lose the ot tne l,1gion. In its interest in Study of City And convention in Philadelphia will be aecretary Frank Bonacci Mother's lay. He quoted statis- named. ported that the General President. ,",e 5'4' County Governments was lt a real a season t'cs indicating that 15.000 mothers for game 01 international Union, County Chairman M. D. Gibson. Mr. Ed. Made Adult uroup with ward Flore of Cincinnati, Ohio starter and the local crew showed Jle fach year at childbirth. This county Chairwoman, Mrs. C. some real promise as a strong! risk of the life of mothers can be were named by acwill be in Salt Lake R. Fahrlng City on May contender for the in reduced by education. The title 19th. The Salt Lake local clamation. The league delegates attendunion With approximately 250 enrolled, leal profession today knows much Utah this year. were empowerconvention will hold an open the have ing meeting on that classes about how to keep deaths from Americanization to vote the full the ed body by day and have extended an invitaKiwanis Plai motherhood down to a minimum. started on the study of city and twenty-ninvotes allotted to tion to all other locals in Utah. diIt is by supplanting the mystery county government, under the diHelper Day the state committee by TUe following officers county were of Mrs. Clara Milner, enshrouding birth with knowledge rection on the ba'sis of votes cast for the elected for the year 1936: CarIn This year and are now pounder-ln- and to force education upon the reluctant rector for adult Pres. gDvernor at the last election. Ralph Winn, fo Price. a date for the occasion. A consciousness of simple bon County. public Is a list of the . Following Paul Mancina, Price. committee is working under the In held Price every Classes are facts that maternity deaths can the amount of vote and delegates Frank Bonacci, Helper. direction or Cljff Memmott on a be Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs- for each: Helper, west side, (one prevented. John Mancina, Price. date that will be convenient for A special speaker will be ob day at the Harding school. Helper half vote each) C. R. Fahrlng, C. WILL JOE Chaplain John Causer, Price. everyone in Helper and yet be the talned for this occasion and some classes are conducted Wednesday N. Memmott.) Bill White. Frank Inspector Celeste Dalpiaz, Helper. most attractive for outsiders. musical selections will be and Saturday with class work at Bonacci, Jack Clma; special Charles on Monday and Tues The annual Helper Day has TAKE HAVANA TRIP Guard Nick Koulas, Price. east provided. The public Is Invited to Kenllworth alternate. Helper, Master, regularly been held during the attend. day. Standardville on Monday. Ernest half vote) side, of June but the commitWednesday and Friday and at Flaim. (one J. R. Cox. Ronald Gardner, HELPER BAND STAR forepart tee has been advanRains Monday. Thursday and Charles the figuring and manPizia. Joe Quilico, Argyle; George was new a class COAL of several PRODUCTION tages dates and has Friday. Recently ager of the Helper Furniture alternate. not yet decided on one. started at Columbia with work on PERFORMER Kenllworth, one vote eaoh: Mr. company here, will make an exThursday and Friday. and Mrs. Bob Henderson; WellingWednesday, INCREASES tended tour of eastern and southClasses are now being conducted Pete Bottino Wins AT STATE MEET ern Btates and cruise to Cuba Klz and Harper (one half at Sunnyside Monday, Tuesday, ton, Eudora Blackburn, Austin DURING APRIL during the latter part of May and Honors in Navy vote): Thursday aud Friday. Larsen. F. T. Beard and M.. L. the forepart of June. The Helper Furniture & HardPete Bottino who seven months Snow; Latuda. Rains and Peerless Helper's junior high school band ware company won the sales con- made some commendable show- ago joined the United States PRODUCTION in the coal mines Fall of Man Called (one vote): W. W. Hill and Joe one was to at of Dowd; test for Philco radios in four the state the very few ings high school band Navy, of Utah showed decided Increases from Beginning Price (one vote): Mrs. T. C. states of Utah, Idaho, meet at Logan last week and win honors. After four months for the weeks of April 4th of 193G Harold Olsen. George reof again entered into competition strictly military training, Pete over the same weeks of 1935, and Wyoming and Nevada and the "Adam and Fallen Man" is the Axelguard, Alley. E. K. Olsen. Wallace, Henry ward is the eastern tour and along with class A high schools went to the school of electricity according to statistics obtained subject of the sermon to be read southern cruise for the owner of of the state and won ratings at San Diego for three months. from the Mining and Contracting in all Chuichs of Christ, Scientist, R. S. Williams, R. J. Schulta. Fred Storrs, Hap Johnson, R. M. Reese, the firm. Twelve agents in the ahead of such high schools as Then highly competitive examin- Review, a thirty-twper cent In- on Sunday. May 10. Gladys Olsen. Sterations were given and ten men crease was recorded for the week four states were allotted by the Logan, Wasatch and Morgan. The Golden Text: "Cease ye Eugene Coll, and Willis Bsan.'; 3 were of from chosen In Forsyth, local ling band maneuvering, the local companies Philco contest board and the of April 7, and about a fifty-onfrom man, whose; breath ls iu his Creek (one and Clear Scofield 125 men each, making 30 men to Sua won twelve. one was of of the cent of for organization week increase the per agent rating nostrils: for wherein is he to be Qlen Tom a Spring Biggs; final take examination. Pete The award was made for the periority along with Boxelder high April 14 over the corresponding accounted cf?" is from Isaiah 2:22. vote): and Silas half Rowley ten men was which vote): the (one W. H. among in school. Wardell the of sales number Principal also Includes periods of the year before. greatest The Standardville O. W. were as chosen the (one Murphy; highest This Due to the fact that there were the Bible passage: "And the sercomplete Philco line over a defin- has acted as coach for the group W. Wilson. Leo half vote): ite period of time. The Philco in marching this year and the was a very great honor for Pete no wage contracts pending with pent said unto the woman, Ye O'Brien. to spend ten days labor unions this line of radios haa been handled success in this activity can un- who came home year, production shall not surely die: For God doth Sweetsmlne (one Coal City, during the latter part of April dropped March by the local firm for the past few doubtedly be attributed to his with during throughout know that In the day ye eat there- vote): Mike Uztlack. Mr. and Mrs. his parents, satisefforts. moRt bo been shall opened. the bituminous Industry under the of, then your eyes years and has Columbia, Sunnyside, Wattla, Bottino. He returned to San 1935 A uu " ou' un rating of Superior was John March cona Last factory with patrons and has been w,, . , ,,, figure. nt asht innA nml fiAm iViAxn i'aa in . ettf4 -"u i contest in the playing by the fastest moving radio product awarded panle3 were threatened with pos ,lTw, of SteckJeman Mrs. .Anna will on which first his cruise, be; sible labor difficulties on the first the following the in eastern Utah during this time. judges for the group's participaJ. O. Peterson of Columbia to South America. As a reward of which time United Christian Science textbook, "Sci- tha, at Joe's brother, John, has con- tion in class A comDetition. April E. Dennlson of Sunnyside; F. and one nonor ot tne men, Mine Worker One feature of the activity ofi tor being ceded the honor of the trip to his wage contracts ex ence and Health with Key to the Into as Jlelner. and, Castle Gate not tfsa will po ?etT Rolapp. Navy pired. They accordingly built up Scriptures," by Mary Baker Eddy partner, Joe. John says that the the music entrants for Helper this a common sailor, but will go half vote): Earl Stevenson. right excessive supplies in order to "The serpent enters into the. meta- (one Philco line is one of Joe's pet year was that of chorus work and James Burgess. J. IL electrical Jack the Jones, ,0 department, ladies'' meet an emergency. As the matter phor only as evil. This myth repsales hobbie9 and thinks that he group competition. In the Canyon. W. R. worked out, the settlement on the resents error as always asserting Marshall; Spring should make the trip. John's pet chorus, Helper rated Good in class! Nellson. contract was postponed; so, com its superiority over truth, giving sales peeve is stoves and stove Excellent.! W tfNl'lPlf rated he'll that quartette so panies went back to normal pro- - the lie to devine Science and say- trumpet he and says pipes, of ion through the month of lnC. through the material senses: manuduct Wardell. Lou Donna stove daughter just wait until the HELPER SCHOOL TO one of the and this it attributed to thel'l can open your eyes. I can do most) a principal,-wothe April an trip offers agent facturer ; All and done God member civic of service not for organix-has what increase honors of you. any production this yoar outstanding for stove sales. Highly ations ..of ..Helper ..and ..Carbon over ast year (iuring April and Bow ,dowu to me and have anof the band. She rated STAGE AN other god.' " (pp. Superior in the B. flat clarinet county will assist in making the viCP versa during March CARBON HIGH WINS competition for all high schools of regular monthly meeting of tne, Follo.,n arfl thp nn OPERETTA MAY 12 Phone nru tttms Co the state and, of course, is only a Associated Civic Clubs of southern the coal tonnage for the weeks Journal. Utah a success here on Saturday Indicated: junior high student. over-sea- s r I iy med-centr- j e Car-bo- u g Vice-Pres- Fin.-Se- at Hiawatha Iching un-l4 pointed out as being 10th move the high. To and two teachers would be J for good administration the Is was 9t indicated, while that the 10th grade at VSlu6 liaiiDivi ivu where there students would .rolled in the high school, report also recommended I students of the 10th grade in to the er be transported ,r high at Price as "tney win is a much richer educational high school ring in the cen'ral In a tenth grade disassoci therefrom." The report goes to say regarding me lauer Is not intimating er. "This the teachers are less efficient ielper. It means that the fac-- s There is are not present. deparl-sit- , no home making liop, no business, nor is It econ-a- ! to provide them for the I grade program." costs Bartenders, tmir to vmr rui mviiku, Muviuo MOTHERS DAY WILL THE CASUAL SEEK MEMBERS Ink c Rec-Se- PICO Error inter-mountai- n o e lesson-sermo- n " - -- T"l "'T - rri,!,.3::. f - I DEVELOPMENTS if IIIIIIIIM J& BtniJk IfilltlllU UUIIUllUVW if f u increased efficiency lecause i coal mining ndustry is of reflect-fi- n the nation's coal bill, it is fected that the eyes of many a l miner will be on the develop-jp- s and I be ing I announcements which made when the American Congres convenes in the j REGIONAL MEET Cincinnati, Ohio. ncinnati is to be host to 5000 m whose job it is to supervise production of coal for 120,000,-Peopl- e Scoring numerous fourth and fifth places, which, with a fair per seconds and when the American centage of firsts, 53 points, Carbon produced thirds, Congress holds its 13th school of Price mal coal convention and exposi- - County high the region five with off walked n that city. May 11 to IK. here Saturday. title track "h complete modernization The Rangers of North Emery, mechanization of utmost im. and H. 'nce to the coal minine in led by Stokes, A. Vogrenic foes, formidable Ifv tflllnv Intact win ctuier Vogrenic, proved j, 'uii,CTi to capture 45 a J10.000.00O points rolling up - of will IMVtUUV second place. The scores made by other refrom 'jming dynamite to Uintah 29, am costing from $100.- - gion entries follow: rM,u Duchesne 23, Greenriver 22, CenMoab 16, Alterra 8, South Recording to R. E. SalvatI, gen- - tral 21, H. Emcrv ager, island Creek Coal ftnnanv . Childs hurled the javelin; . . "anouai cnairman 169Kay 2 inches, giving the Central ft convention program, over star a new regional record. mine operators H contributed to the timely and ""Minute subjects for dls- COMMUNITY r , ae tromendous demand for wi on by the severe coal winter Church School 10:00 a.m. A PMt has made it necessary mini, Mother's Day service will be -- v aa. ..Upanie8 to modernize I given by the Junior Girls. I.DSblUlate thelr ProperUes a m;i 11:00 Morning Worship . function with which a "mach'a held- thlt is surnlfl-j'Uhain 1935 cent of the produced was ? Angela Venturelli rated Superior on the E. flat clarinet, and Don Colton wis adjudged a Superior artist with the Tuba. Albert Cook also won a Superior a rating for his performance with French horn, the cornet. With John Malacker was rated Superior. Jimmy Kirsbergen won a Superior on the E. flat saxaphone, and a Jimmy Jouflas was also given drum. side on the Superior Pete Simonetti along with Miss ...... .ii rem. n IJioM.. Snnprnanieu L7nnr imn toD the ranks in lUcl COmnetltlOn. saxapnone Stanley art of Twirling. was rated Superior. - - "";! t approximately of 8 mined mech-- C IU pcr nt of this c,eaned mechanically. I' Iaii88 x -- Montana New Mexico North and South DakoU Utah Washington Wyoming Mrs. Jack . Sullivan. Mrs. Reagon . . i rtAfl rrm i and Mrs. jonn i Ratliff and Mrs. u. it, r'annng their motored to Salt Lake City Wed-- ; Denver are here isiting with Gibson nesday morning to spend the day. daughter, Mrs. Eugene Mrs. Fahrlng will attend a State Board meeting while there. School of Lewis Tripp Mr. and Mrs. . 17rod fpn Murray ana nr. A license to wed was granted were Grove Pleasant ghoell of week by County Clerk B. II. this or .vir. aim t h hnmn visitors Young to Melvin Saccomano of , w'ilford Robinson Munaay Columbia and Launda Stella of 3n, Helper. Mrs. Art 1 cnn be operated an idea "tendance, I,,. ,be ChlcaK World's "lch permits of j:Ch 7one thn. ,n 'i! IT , Mrs. -- 9 - j M-- I FETING MAY 14 1 I'i'Ts I- the C ou tv rN , en,le'1 and Provided PuWic ? h? meet' n Bt Trice. n will be con-- ! member of a ; -- I estl d rJa-.....- NnJ ah for el,Blb,e 1TBt? Frl-da- y . questions concerning 40.000 24.000 20,000 41,000 28,000 S4.000 Mrs. Ray Barrett Entertains' Card Club Dalplat Entertains Club -v- ,-i i ... 62,000 29,000 30.000 63J)O0 24.000 101.000 Mr. ,w Devo-tlnnn.1- "Lazy Town," a short operetta will be presented to the public by the students of Helper school May A 12th at the Bonnie Theatre. review of the play is as follows: "Lazy Town" ls a Holland settlement in a small western town. In this town live Mama Roozee and her two children, Peter and Muna. Papa Roozee had gone to Alaska to look for gold five years before and has not yet returned. Mama Rooeeo does laundry work and Peter sells papers to support the family. The Roozee home la all astir for it is Muna'a tenth birthday and the neighbors have planned a surprise party for Muna. Just at the right time Papa Roozee returns from Alaska a very wealthy He prepares some real man. surprises for Muna, Peter and Mama Eoc-zee-. Meena Imagines that all these changes have been made by the witch woman of whom she has llj Mac-Knigh- Art Dalpiaz entertained her Wednesday Afternoon Bridge club last Wednesday. Lunch was served and the afternoon was tmvo hfivp cnarKP T.ni . spent in playing bridge. Covers were laid for three tables ot nnns ner out the L'arnaucms. Day bridge. The members are: Mrs. Special music and Mother's R. K. Dart. Mrs-- Frit? Nyman. message by the pastor. his and 1:00' Tioc-Mr Glon Ballinger T.nnrh with orogram nian Tteillneer sooke to the Mrs Bert Kesler. Mrs. B. F, Pettis. left . narlor, C. R. i Mrs r.hurch Ballinger nporee of the Helper girl scout M" C. C. Wallm ui p.m. Miaiy iu " - iav , 9 . members the Mrs. Frank Wlble. Mrs. Fahring, last early Saturday mviumg, meeting with the men In charge, regular troop at Gibson, Mrs. R, A. Nlel- illl Mr. Ballinger Bpoke on week Epworth League 7:00 p.m. Monday JOUI1 returning J. i,,r8, ani. .irs. river, l,ou' Colorado bv the First Hag Ftpnuette" " morning. on, discussion Ident, from Price was a guest. Rev. The members of the . Helper e Christian Home." Leader, "'" a short like Mr. and Mrs took scout troop girls Leon Hawley. Barlow and were' afternoon from sail Sunday last Sunday Ladies Aid, Thursday May Wh. he the F. I Gross family by their leaders, Mrs. Entertains Sewing Club at chaperoned Dinner Epworth League r Cliff Memmott and Maxine House.' May May 3rd. Mrs. Jesse Barlow entertained Church Thursday evening Instiof the has club Whipple 14, for the benefit la 8ew,n npr Maurine Wednesday Miss Amber Thompson Krlssman filed at tute fund. home. resigned her teaching ThoBe attending her at week court this district the in suit left were: Mrs. Henry Uhle, Mrs Joe the Latuda school. She a for divorce from her husband, will be accept to aid 1st social May now Rebol. Mrs. Tom Mlglaccl, Mrs. thin morning Krissman Mrs. Krlssman. Such Frank In Salt Lake City. Jack by Mr. Oilman. name Buchanan. Mrs. Jimmy Kav- maiden of position asks restoration who Mrs. John Laborl, Mrs. L. yWe . anaugh, certain of questions as to personal and ownership rr. JoHse Barlow spent last and real propwty as well as court) Young. Mrs. Ray Barrett. Mrs. Old Age Assistance, responsible - wnilv 'Tuesday In Grand Junction. livi-ic - n main She charges cruelty as ue inn morgan, mrs. . juuubud, mrs. relative, of needy rs. lommy imrrtu aau support . . Is eolng grounds for action. ,, ,. .nnlinn and old age, was spent Price. The afternoon others wl at Logan In sewing and luncheon was A & College assistance and many The to news news rhnne served at 4:30. rered. Every per.u wMk PD(1 vltn ni r f : nQon : uu Journal. c. attend D. Helper to Mr9 Urged an(J estcd Is meeting. Vice-pres- r and Sunday, May 23 and 24. BITUMINOUS ueneral committers appointed TON'S COAL PRODUCTION' by ..Jack ..Loftis ..to handle the 1936 1935 (Bureau of Mints) in Include ..the affair Helper The Week 7.325.000 D. K. 6,532,000 Nation, Ending April Downey, banquet; following: t, .... 122,582.000 117.982.000 J. R, Loftis, speakers; W. dance and advertising; T. Western 4th: States, Week Hatch, invitations and publicity; 117,000 73,000 .;. and Mrs. J. D. Loftis, ladies' Montana .,. 67.000 63,000 entertainment. New Mexico 25.000 23.000 Letters to the service clubs of North and South Dakota ... 41.000 22.000 Utah 67.000 41.000 Helper .and ..Price ..have -- been mailed asking them to postpone 31.000 33,000 Washington of reuular weekly meeting th ..... 101,000 74,000 Wyoming to these organizations and come ... . .... 18 Vul.inn Wnnlr F.nHlnir Thi AnrU 91 i...6,795,000 7,335.000 r . ... 4. ml. tf .... 129,387.000 123,915,000 and attend the banquet to be held Western States, Week Ending April 11: Colorado 130.000 99,000 ersona Is ij ,.. lr I inia wh ch "luaeni, . 529-530- ). Th-Helte- of exDonitlon fIC lljf - l - J" Mrs. Thus Meena's tenth dreamed. birthday becomes the happiest birthday of her life. And so, goes the story of the Operetta to be staged by Helper students. Barrett entertained tne Elite Bridge club Wednesday After a delightfully evening. arranged luncheon was served a session of bridge was played. The members are: Mrs. P. H. Ray Bryner To Represent Diesel Engine Training Hughrai, Mrs. BUI Mdrgan. Mrs. BUI Hemming. Mrs. Tommy Price, Mrs. Frank James, Mrs. Sanford Llewellyn, Mrs. A. H. Deason. Mrs. Jesse Barlow, Mrs Tom Miglacclo. Mrs. Jimmy Kavanaugh. Mrs. Len ord Thayne. Mrs. Clyde Miller. Mrs. M. H. Wilson, and Mrs. Leo O'Brien from Standardville. Merrill Bryner, of the Bryner Service Station In Helper, has been to appointed represent Mrs. James Sergera Entertains Club Mrs. James Bergera entertained her bridge club last Tuesday. After a delightful luncheon was served, the evening was spent In playing bridge. Those attending were: Mrs. Ernie Flaim. Sirs. Harold Wahl. Mrs. Bill Wetmore. Mrs. Fred Bo-son. Mrs. John Devlcttl. Mrs.j Ralph Wahl. Mrs. Elmer Peterson. and Mrs. Geo. Pl2za. Prizes were won by Mrs. Ernie Flaim, Mrs. Elmer Peterson, and Mrs. George Pizza. Individual "DE3LA," largest Diesel In Institution training America today. The remarkable success of this institution's graduates Is of interest to everyone contemplating a Diesel Career. See Mr. Bryner for particulars. Sunday NlQht Bridge Club Meets The Sunday Night Bridge Club met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C J. Allen May 3rd. After a lovely dinner, covers were laid for two tables of bridge, Those attending were: J j Mr. and Mrs. Harris Simmonsen of Price, Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Nllson, Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Memmott. The prize was won by Mr. Cliff Menv. mott. |
