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Show A VOLUME y 39 MINING AND RAILROAD NUMBER 3a DISTRICT NEWSPAPER Thursday. September HELPER, UTAH 27. 1945 LEGION DELEGATES FOR ljWE ST GEORGE CONFAB SCOFIELD DAM INSPECTED BY e Willi resolutions t'ley wi'l present o the Utah denarimen, convention, and uiu, OIU, member CARBON'S QUOTA SET AGAIN AT $11,000 they w,u Plls!, for stat( offi(,(i DEATH ENDS USEFUL Members of the Price river water seven Legionnaires., and five auxili-.'- ' CITY CHAIRMAN APPOINTS COMMITTEES conservation district and officials ot members of Carbon post 21 of inan made district water Carbon the American Legion, left of Governor HerHelper LIFE OF "AUNTY" By proclamation to the Scofield reserspection trip yesterday niorniiig for St. Geor-- e October has been li. Maw, bert to enable them to voir Saturday sce:ie of the first "United War Fund of designated better acquainted with the eral fears, which convention for sev- DORA MAE MARTIN become convenes SeptemMonth.'- - On October 1. next Utah Wilt dam Scofield being by ber 27, 2S and 29. new Monday, the final campaign of the The resolutions Carbon fle W. W. Clyde Construction Co. Death claimed lAnntvi nova bones will open, to continue until Over 100 Klwanians representing fund post reclamation. , of bureau for the to put over i the convention deal Martin, SI, long-tim31. the October resident of Nepbl, F.ureka and Helper clubs "built to replace The darn is being Wo Wai 11 ''ru"G:r-a- t 9:20 am- Sund:,As previously announced, the Utah met at the CCC barracks in Nepbl " lvlhrJ"e.1rrxu.rnin,s. more watthat in order dam old the ., u uum actively render u" organization will appeal again for canyon last night as guests of the nospitai in salt Lake City, and for safety him more er might be stored where efficient service and con- - wh0 died following an operation! of four Nephi club waiting $405,000 as its quota of the National years Nearly reasons. sideration as he begins, his readjust- - Keports from the were treated to again see their son was endFund which, through all state War they hospital Saturday resof the inspection Following to an jiiient period. Ellis li. Crissman is, revealed that she was recovering outstanding ed Tuesday, Sept 25, 'when organizations, seeks $115,000,000 to ervoir a picnic was held under the the local 'post's candidate ana an ex- on the work of the foreign re- a de- - fr"ni the operation, but attending for program Robert the of John parents carry secreof Carlyle Pace, arrangement rUiinut , ...n,,T,l ....- Sea-partment executive committeeman. Physicians reported a blood struck r3 i i lu in lief agencies, the USO, United iimii. Thill (Bob Vaughan, Mr and Mrs water contary of the Price river is the first inter-clu- b Representing the local post and her "rain Sunday which caused her Richard J. Vaughan ot this Relief and other groups af men's servation district. are Mr and Mrs Charles death. meeting partifiliated with it. If the need persists city, were reunited with him water conservancy auxiliary The Carbon Finch. Mr and Mrs J. B. Willis. Mr at San Francisco, when he with cipated in by these (Aunty) Martin, as she was fam- as it will for some of the organiza was represented by Ray jand Mrs Fred W. Voll. Mr and Mrs "'iarly known among all her friends district the war 11 other civilian prisoners of tions the fund will be used to car- I , I clubs since JenWalters, president; J. Bracken Lee, Orson Hill, Joe Pavignano, Udell started. until war taken on Guam and Wake January on activities Glen was the wife of Robert (Uncle Bert) their ry attorsecretary, and Therald Jensen, who jBallinger and Charles Edwards. will in sen, 1941. the Nephi Martin, and was horn in Rolph, Iowa landed December money 1, 1947. Otherwise, early for both organizations. is attorney The state auxiliary will bold their January 28, 1S64. ney, was chairman at the Gate city aboard a Pan She be devoted to liquidating their at married was established This organization convention at the same time the (Cncle) Bert in Omaha, Neb, in of the host club's American Clipper. fairs. on ar- committee by all water users of the district to men are meeting. December 1899. For several years Fire whistles shrieked and Is Organized Carbon negotiate the contract for the buildlived Maack P. W. rangements Chris the vicinity of Omaha fellow employees of Pan Am'th?y chairmen, Carbon county's Its the BU for Kriss- - where Uncle Bert was under ing of the dam with the department erican Airways Inc., cheered P. Jouflas of Helper, reported Tues- conducted the meeting as chairman. who left Tuesdav. for P, of the Interior. as the thin, tired men stepped v.v4 "uu avu-iuvttuutfviue i day that the county organization is WTm. P. Maack, Helper president, Others who were on the tour in- to register. Good luck, Georgene. (Continued on Page Eight) from the huge flying boat Into t virtually completed and so far as was toastmaster. cluded W. J. Bramay, water commisthe arms of laughing and cryaffair were John E. he is able to learn most all comthe Attending and Ira sioner: Joseph Pollack ing, wives, mothers and childmunities are all set to get actively Booth, Utah-Idahdistrict governor Barrell. control board members; Silren, while they inhaled of the and lr. into the campaign next Monday. A of Kiwanis International, Martin Matekovic, Ray as Rowley, is being called Madison W. Merrill, Lt. governor f of pure air of a free nation their "pep'meeting county Branch. Albert Thayn, M. Q. Golding, countr- y- the United States of for Monday, October 8, beginning division one. F.each were brief speak S. Bert Bunnel, L. P. Knight, R. B. America the first some of of the second week of the campaign erg. The main address was delivered'' James Bryner, Belmont McAllister, them had breathed in nearly at which all community and county by Past Lt. Governor Rdward Slieya Richards, Charles Larsen, H. Z. Bafive years. workers are expected to attend. Pur- of the local club who spoke on the Hancon, James L. Bruno, Moroni Immediately upon learning pose of this meeting will be to iron Constitution of the United States. sen. E. E. Pierce, Irvin Gerber, MurThere was political activity in the that their son would soon be out any last minute details and to The two visiting clubs, Helper and returned to America the Vaugl; ray Mathis, Noah Potter, James Roon the success of the Rureka presented a musical program community of Helper during Hie hear reports lando Sr., Moroni Hurst, J. A. Theo-halans left for San Francisco precent week as evidenced by the drive durine the first week, in addition lo the addresses, and J. D. Critchlow. announcement of the incumbent city where they were joined by er and North Carbon, reported he At an early date, possibly tifcXt The group was shown the project their other children, Mrs W. K. I). Marquis, chairman for Help-lia- s mayor and council the Helper club, will extend' IN month, enconstruction R. lilackbam. Long Beach; Rithat they will all by Parley Neeley, named heads of various commit- an invitation to Nephi and Rureka service. reclamation the for in David this San become of and drive candidates gineer chard, Jose; tees to conduct the and possibly other (dubs in (lie divto succeed themSeattle. area, lie .cpurted lh.,t Edwin F. ision to attend an inter-clumeeting The Journal received a telewould head here. selves in their resMarchetti, postmaster, WELLINGTON BISHOP President Maack reported the district from on business committee gram the morning Wednesday pective positions. A call is being issued all members local group will consider a date Mr Vaughan in which he stated collections. Mr Marchetti suggested Heading the Propossibly at the next meeting of the of the Democratic party who reside Hob IS NEW SCHOOL to the club had arrived with that no will call on the Kiwanis Citizens gressive membership. within the confines of the city limits Vfe entire group of fellow POW pW ticket to be voted assist in the main street canvass, a To Observe Newspaper Week ot Helper to attend a meeting of the1 in on at the November and that their son was well but huve participated project they Next ATTENDANCE OFFICER Wednesday the club will obat civic the next auditorium 6 party election will be underweight, and would return during the past two years. serve national Newspaper Week and in a to 'Monday few evening, and K. the drive stimulate To Darrel further days. Helper Mayor will have as their speaker Orlando October 1, at 7:30 anwho add further publicity to the The Carbon board of education last Downey, Journal employee, and a Racbele, for the purpose of. nounced week announced the appointment of Tuesday Mayor D. K. Downey has fol- - recently discharged GI who will disD. K. Downey e the g(j;k poson Usee Four) tnat he vvoul(, discussing M'ominued Grant Gerber of Wellington as cuss the part the hometown news sibilities of filing a his second term as the No. 1 man for the attendance officer paper played in the life of the GI - in in forthticket the the imdeschools of the district, effective city governing body. Also Palace Candy Changes World War II. during cerning municipal cjaring themselves as candidates for mediately He replaces Vernon MerMr Maack also reported a nominatBusiness Of Name election scheduled r men council Dr. Joe were, J. rill, college instructor, who for the ing committee consisting of the past Effective October 1 November 6, piaz, wh0 will try for the past several years has handled the presidents of the club will be Dr. C. R. Fahring, duties of the position on a part-tim- e posti tne same pos. owner of the D. J. Pappacostas, to prepare for the club's nn- . . . citv chairman basis. Mr Gerber will have offices Carbon Post No. 21 of the Ameri- Palace Candy Store since it opened annual election to be held on Oct' ltion he is now nounced in the county welfare Tuesday. can Legion directed a very impres- for business in Helper in 1927, an- ober 31. building. He 2.year is a native of Wellington According to Dr. caBffWate8 where he sive ceremony last Sunday evening nounced this week that effective inc,ude has been active in civic and church fanring a meeting at the civic auditorium here when October 1, 1945, they are changing SCHOOL LUNCHES TO Bert Bunnel, he"Kl Friday evening Dr. Fahring affairs. At the present time he is the Bronze Star was awarded to the name of their business to Tal-ac- e 'Fred J. Bosone and BEGIN IN SCHOOLS of the opinion that was week :of last of there. LDS the ward James L. Bruno, posthumously. bishop Furniture and Appliance Co. ftlue' jr. functioncontinue to is the party ,'if Desk Order Cancelled Lieutenant Colonel Flandro of Fort The reason for the change Mr MONDAY, OCTOBER 1 Ernest Flaim will The board was notified that an ling in the active manner it did! to Pappacostas stated was because we made the presentation Douglas Carbon's school lunch project for order for 300 to 400 school desks, prior to the war then a ticket should again try for the Mr and Mrs James L. Bruno Sr., on have changed the type of business the current school year will begin nominated and placed in the recorder spot and 18 tables and some lockers, part of be behalf of their son who was killed we now operate. ,Up until a few next S. Memmott October 1, Mrs A. E. the cost of which was to have been field. However, before making a def-- j C. in action at Terracola, Italy on months ago the Palace specialized Jones Monday, of Price, coordinator of the reelection as seeks 1 Octover primary 1944. 19. paifl for by the government through jinite decision the service. in fountain confections and July R. for the county, announced the federal works agency, has been lis being called. If the party decides treasurer. Jess Fred W. Voll, adjutant of the post, Since selling their fountain bar, they project Dr. ineumthe Dalpiaz is Cox contest in a the city ticket as mas- have gone into the furniture and today. over cancelled because they have not been 'to place te ceremony presided been elected According to Mrs Jones the price delivered. Now the school board will another nominating primary will be bent cmmcilman, having ter of ceremonies. In addition to appliance business, which they hope a to term. of the lunch this year to the students 1943 :in Dr. a week Fahring later, have to purchase the material en- called the presentation address of Lt. Col. to expand as soon "as more of these will be 15c, which is a nickel more Platform On Run Progressive stated. a E. II. Crissman from funds. tirely gave Flandro, district products are placed on the market. than it was last year when 10c was In announcing their intentions to brief address Several Names Mentioned and Mayor D. K. Because of existing conditions, the In announcing the change in name the and Mr Downey board of fire underwriters has reAlthough Dr. Fahring was emphatic seek reelection read a biography of Sgt Mr Pappacostas stated the owner- charged. Downey There is one thing that might stated they would seek, Bruno. Roland Taylor of Castle ship, management, service and polquested a new survey of the district no uersonalities had been suggested entire ticket f to reelection on their past record Gate and Calvin Jewkes of Kenil- - icy of the company will continue the handicap the project in Helper and buildings. Such action was sanction- at any of the party's confabs Is lack of transportation facili; mm-- ; ed. public achievement anu on a aenn-- wo).tn sang a du(t arrompanied by same as it has for nearly twenty that date, and he refused to commit ties from the kitchen to the schools. civic the improvement MrR L(,va HaI, Th(1 invocalon was years. ite progressive The board received a letter of self on any possible candidates, a truck who would be with done much seen Anyone have "We to simmer, has begun Lamothe. r. Franris platform. Rjvpn ))y Fa(nPl. appreciation from teachers of the political pot in interested a this service residential as our performing to enhance city district for dinners furnished C()oi. R(,;irf,,.s were Harry Liapis Life of LDS Convert by and rumors are floating along with; should contact Mrs Jones at Price the hoard during the recent teachers' the breeze. jcommunity and as a place where po- an(, 0l.1;imlo Rachele, World War II Reviewed or Principals Earl Acord or Fred as Mentioned prominently thejential businessmen would invest institute. VP(PI.ans and the Color Guard was Bosone in Helper. the past two I)on)jnjf, An,0 and D. L. Putman, Frank is during choice Service their dollars, mayor Democrats was G. J. Reeves Superintendent Sunday Night and we intend to keep on vf.lprans 0f World War I. Th Moose instructed to notify all principals to Mullins, Rio Grande Railroad Members of the Helper LDS ward JACK DYET RELEASED more street with off for (without leaving spp that all doors in school buildings gineer, and a cituen of Helper ,,()y S(.(J1f (r0()p af.,od aR usherg. heard Mrs Louise Anderson review FROM ARMY AFTER n we ate other Council and ?ft improvements are unlocked possibilities Tears. during school hours, r,0nHv the life of Annie Widstoe, one of the Mayor Downey said, when and requested that regular fire drills mentioned have been Luke Carmoni, elected.'3 YEARS SERVICE yVoo'.Iy Becomes early Norweigen converts to the im"" uic I nomas, be made. Nick h" ju announcing lack Sullivan, Mormon her wh0 YMCA his first brought religion, is Bion-( Mr completing and Matt Secretary; Downey Staff Sergeant Jack Dyet, son of ft was reported that the school Rebol Chris Jouflas two sons to Utah to give them an Mr have term as mayor of Helper having a and Mrs C. L. Dyet, arrived home Davis Lee Royal is not operating this year, dich Mr Rebol and Mr Sullivan Replaces in the education and bring them up the been elected in 1943 without opposi-collnfon after having received his and students Wednesday from this town are both 'served brief terms Mr and Mrs James E Woolly ar- - church, at their regular Sunday evetion. He previously had served as discharge from the service. Sgt Dyet llf,ing transported by bus to Caslle Dalin The other service. ived Helper last Thursday from ning Sacrament iiWim whn is al- - connci lman for four years. Dr. returned borne on the Mont Clair Rate. G Mr Bunnel and Mr Wahl have their former home in Dupo, 111., to (speaker was Keith Kissel of Price Victory, which landed in Newport The superintendent was request- was entioned when the city el- pjaz, LPrVed who talked on the life of the Angel eight years with the end establish their. residence. . Mr Woolly ed to News, Virginia on September 15. He . ... request all principals that they prnnn rons annum. u Moroni who the Mormons claim apor as me i;ocomes to .Mr as eouncilmen. Helper secretary has been in the service for three a a tiree teachers to attend the annual , nn,ii,ii,e for the mayor of this year to Joseph Smith and insone is the junior member of the Railroad ' MCA and Annex, succeed- peared and en duty in England, F Spratling. years '"'ah Education association meeting rvortre i. fPOt. , T,..,', TnLt where he will council having been elected in 1943 ing Lee Davis who has been in structed him on bringing forth the France, Germany. Holland and Belin F'ilt Lake City October 11 to 13. time. If Mr Flaim is charge of. affairs over three years Book of Mormon. Mr Reeves, Board Clerk George E. gium for the past 18 months. hi support 'is only talk, hut for the first 'Frank Hartley member of the in .ecenuy tins ran s eieciion e anu who pu.u.iaaeu the successful ,:. Kl'K i o ,,v. him lining "P Sgt Dyet has received six battle TT 1. i , ' 0(1'.v. D. E. Williams and all prin-- IIlJUSl. it the term asavoy noi.ei in rnue. bishopric, conducted meeting. stars, the good conduct medal, a pTes bis sixtn will begin Democrats. 'ipals were instructed to proceed with the Engaged in the Railroad YMCA Mrs Earl James and her sister sang idential citation from the Belgium The treasurer candidate; recorder. ith a census a duet accompanied Thurwork since 1921, Mr Woolly wag survey of the district.1 of term by Jean filled the unexpired government. He was with the Thunhich will be conducted from Oct-- ; Grocerman Is Missouri-PacifiIn with Helper for 8 months in 1943 filiated Carter derbolts in the 9th Air Corps. Jack ohf,r 13 to 31. Vice-Preside- nt and was el, led for the first time Dupo. 111., as secretary for a number says his future plans are to attend Mr Oekey stated that the annual lint fall when the ticket was unop- - of years. While a resident of the Set October 11 Retail the University of Utah after a brief Group Utah a,,,1It of the books of the district Of Lllinols community Mr Woolly was rest. posed. has been yext Associaan active member of the Lions; completed, and that all The Utah Retail Orocers Reviewed Some Achievements records were found In good order. a Helper The next selective service call has North Carbon Stake secretary-- ( tion last week honored Mr Downey and the Progressive club, having served as Jouflas. P. for a reviewed treasurer Chris eight years, position been set for October 11 and will be candidates briefly procerman. Citizens SWEETS COAL MINER of Food Center, by electing some of tha projects that have been he resigned when he accepted the for about 10 men, according to Otto Correlation Meeting INJURED IN FALL u it. .vicivinnon, uoara ciern. vice a president of tne group was rompl(,(P(l or are in tne process oi fielder arninmiicui, James Sarcino, an employee at the him North Carbon LDS stake will hold He next "Both Mrs Woolly and I are anx- Numerous requests have been made its year. took office, the sjn,.e they .serve during Swr('ts roinplption regular monthly correlation meeta broken mine, received having relatives of men in service to to the position after million gallon reservoir that ions to become a part of this com-jhprn and at the stake house In Price Suning c of face bruises when he fell elevated lionrd ilm finish mark was pointed munity ana get acquainted witn tne, nave the local board use Influence a memini m as from a car the nears served President afternoon at 3:30, of loaded coal at about we hope to become to release gome of these men. Mr day in f'.ni. Mntiflav out t0 be perhaps the biggest single people here, and Cecil Broad bent, announced Tuesday. TTo taken to M" CM construction job the city has under-- j active In the ajfalrs of the commun-- j McKinnon states that the local board All stake high eouncilmen and aux,hp r'ice the city ospital for treatment. nf Price, was named to taken since the war started, me ity, .vir wooiiy saia. as Boon as does not recommend or Investigate iliary officers and board members adies- - aux- Bfl in their furniture arrives they will es men desiring discharge from duty. are of the re-: R0VPrnmPnt participated board of directors thorough in all you do and urged to attend the meeting. their residence at the Little-job- This decision has been with army men.b.,,. that though ignorance oftn lliary organization. this project to the extent of 50 per- tablish Apartments on Hill street. officials since August 1. may be Support United War Fund (Continued on Page 8) innocent, pretension is al-- j United War Fun- d-S- upport ays despraD(1 3 w E. Gladstone tr.-f- CARBON GROUP HEPKI SCENE OF THREE CITY Vaughan Family Reunited With Interned Son Bob KIWANIS MEETING N "t K I TV - and Gem-gen- con-ma- i 1)111- Present City Officials o Will Seek Reelection DEMOCRATS MAY ' FILE TICKET HELPER ELECTION i as i cam-naig- BRONZE STAR IS full-tim- POSTHUMOUSLY Dal-Sa- km GIVEN SGT BRUNO . L ' At '!' j ' - - 1 a c i For I)raft Plan j y a "Sr t,,l- , n i |
