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Show IIJ "The Complete Home Newtpaper A COMMUNITY INSTITUTION Read It in The Timet or Leader - iRTY-SECONprYE- RFo! MagnUtah7FrId ayJune 3,1 938 Hagna Couple Number 52 JJ CHATTER In mhicb the Editor has Her say ! To Observe Fifty Up With That Chin Sunday's Schedule Carbon at OemmeQ club, Bingham ' ffedded Years 4:30 p. m. at Magna-Garfie- ld Plnney-Beve- r. age. Community Park, 3:30 p, m. Provo at Dividend Plan Exceed En terUinment Of Lat Year Mr. and Mr. John cock to Observe Golden present i Of direct interest to all local golf Wedding Date fans Is the placing of Ed Kingsley entertain-lUHi- t, -In the qualifying rounds for To provide a full days Mr. and Mrs. John Hancock, well the Nafor fun the and tional Open tournament that will known and honored Magna citizens, recreation on Indepen- -' be held In Denver Kneral citizenry here June 9, 10 and 11. will observe their Golden Wedding Lee Day" is given as the primary next Thursday. June 9 Ed has a host of friends In Mag-n- a anniversary a lavish July 4 at their home, 3042 South First West jjjult of plans for -Garfield and everyone who Street. Friends are Invited to call celebration being made by a dtlcommittee here, pell Hanks, knows the likable fellow surely June 9 from the hours of seven until is general chairman would like to see him capture the eleven oclock. deputy sheriff, National Open. This Is the most faat the fete. Mr. Hancock, who is known thru-oto function tor the mous and of course the hardest Committees tournament In the world to win but Salt Lake County for his work town affair were released by Deputy as Is It Tuesdnot Deputy a County sheriff for eight at meeting unduly optimistic to say Sheriff Hanks that Ed Kingsley is capable of win- years, was born June 3, 1867 to Julia include: to evening ay General Committee: Legion Jack ning and must be rated among the Huntington and John Hancock In Salt Lake City. Mr. Hancock Is probfavorites. jeiuiey, Frank Peel, T. R. Colombe, one of the first settlers of this Fire-me- n ably Amel Eder and Harry Adams; Here's hoping, Ed. May you have vicinity, coming here 67 years ago V. B Coon. J. E. Huff. Jimthe best of luck. wth his parents, who homesteaded In mie Duke, Allen S. Knight. O. C. Pleasant Green. Hte parents were W. E. H. Lions Wurzbach, ytuley; In the weekly weekend tourna- among the earliest pioneers to Utah. C. H. Rus Magleby, C. Mathews, ments at the Utah Copper Golf Jones, Howard Ridge. The Mrs. Hancock was bom In Australcourse, the Saturday blind bogey was of is committee composed won by H. Quayle and Rue Packard ia November S, 1869, a daughter of Paul Schultz. J. S. Powell, George with net 77's. Rue Packard also bag- Emma and John Moss, who were W. Smith and W. V. Robbins. ged the prize for the fewest putts on converted by the L. D. S. church and Mr. nine-ho- le this event, having thirt- and came to Utah. She Chairman of the were married In Salt Lake include: finance, Arthur Marsh. Jr; een. In the Junior division Keith .Hancock June 9, 1888 by Bishop James Advertising. George Smith (Theatre) Barton, by reason of .&marvelous 31 City sound. Jack Tenney; parade. Ted score, won the putting event for the Watson and had made their home in Utah since then, residing In Box-eld- er Colombe; concessions, H. E. Wurzb- boys with only 9 putts on nine holes. county and later made their ach; decorations, Jimmy Duke; Keith really had a hot putter to tie In Magna for many years. home low score for all classes of playsports, Rus Magleby; amusements, V. the ers. B. Coon; To C. there have H. my knowledge, printed program, Mrs. Hancock has been prominent Jones. Weldon Matthews and Ho- only been three such scores shot in in L. D. S. church work, although the many years of the local course a serious illness several years ago ward Ridge; girls' popularity contest, W. H (Bish) Reynolds, conc- history, and by doing so well, Keith forced her "to somewhat curtail her shows himself to be In excellent activities. ession ticket sales, Harry Adams. Features of the fete this year, acc- fettle and worthy of much praise. Besides serving eight years as sherording to present plans, call for iff for Salt Lake County, Mr. HanJack Johnston won the blind boga mammoth parade, a special ball was employed as deputy shercock ey In the junior division with a net game, sport events all day for all iff and In several other capacities by 78. ages, fireworks, horse-pullicontthe Utah Copper Company, working est, girls popularity contest and a toe Magna and Arthur Mills. In the Decoration Day events. at both big dance. H retired several years ago. Mead Janney wielded a hot putter Everything will be conducted simiThey are parents of a fine family and bagged low putting prize with lar to the lineup last year, on a non the following sons and including 26 putts on his 18 holes. Bob Taylor profit set up. Mrs. Ruby Coon of Bae? daughters: captured the Flag tournament with chu3. Mrs. Stella Thompson of Jerhis last shot stopping upon the 20th ome, Idaho, Mrs. Myrtle Willis and SPENCER GIRLS green about 18 feet from the pin. Mrs Melba Jeffs of Santa Crus, CalScott Hancock and Mrs. DEFEAT GARFIELD In the May leg matches. Rue Pack- ifornia;Adamson of Ethel Magna, twenty ard defeated Curly Sandall, 3 and four grandchildren and two great TEAM, 0 1; J. W. Ridd defeated Abel Largrandchildren. son, 5 and 4; Harry Lott defeated 1 The Spencer team defeated the Harris Powell. up and Mead JanGarfield squad in the Girls Softball ney lost to A. C. Ensign by a 5 and TWENTY SCOUTERS 4 count. In the lower bracket, Tony League sponsored by the Salt Lake AWARDS Lewis defeated Harry Quayle in a TO GET County Farm Bureau Wednesday evening with a lopsided count of 30 tightly fought match only .2 of a to 0. The Garfield aggregation was hole up and Ray Thomas defaulted Twenty scouters from Oquirrh Boy completely baffled by the stellar to Vance Hendrickson; Art Marsh Scout district have qualified for pitching of Ruth Taylor who chalked won from Deb Johnson on a default In swimming and lifesaving Val Gar- from the district scout council and op a superb no-hn game to and plays the winner of stort the season with a most remarkafield -- Bob Taylor match. These sec- the American Red Cross completing ble sendoff In the five ond round matches must be played a course at Wasatch Springs e. fra-Inning the Garfield team only manag- by June 5. annually directed by O J (Bud) 'd to get one McDonald. player past first base end that was on Next Saturday and Sunday, a The members so honored will be error. The orange and nine each on be held will of point suits par the given their awards at the next disgreen 8pencer group, coupled with their holes, enabling members to play nine trict council and Red Cross awards Lot brand of ball, seemed to comp- on Saturday and 18 holes on Sun- will be mailed from the national letely baffle the Garfield team. day. A point par is based upon the district office In San Francisco. Batteries were: Duane Henderson, William WhitSpencer, Ruth Tay-- k playing of the members medal handand Inez Ek; Garfield, Audrey icap against par on the longest holes. taker, and Lloyd Jensen qualified Matthews and awards. SwimEveryone has an equal chance, play- for senior Mary Mantle. One other not and any against game was played with ing against par ming and Junior lifesaving examinaBennion 16 definite tions were passed by Verlyn Healy a opponent. defeating Granger by to $ score. Alton Ottley, Wayne Smith. Merrill The general teams In the junior di- Memmott, Don Conradson. Lynn public is Invited to. Two-ma- n games, played each Wednesdvision are being formulated and all Clark, Erwin Cockrell and Roy Penay evening. interested boys are requested to leave dleton. A great deal Donald Coon will receive a Junior of interest Is being their name and partner at the caddy by local girls in the Salt Lake house with Paul Garside. lifesaving award and the following o- -o Pnty Farm Bureau Girls Soft-r1- 1 qualified in swimming: Oliver (Budleague, To the weeks best score goes con- dy) McDonald, Denzil Wright, Robaccording to Chester Do, who coaches the girls. The gratulations Keith Bartons neat 31. ert Marlor, Eugene Unsworth. Joseph kst half of the league was released W. G. Rouillard, genial member Breeze. Stanley Bawden. H. Gall Wednesday from the smelter, also set his own Cluff and Clem Jacobs. There are three divisions. Eastern, individual record and shot a scorchstem and Northern. The local ing 36 last Sunday afternoon. Garfield Man Chooses tols come under the western group Fine On Drunk Charge have the following games: June 8 Garfield at Hunter; bye. R. S. Bradley, 33, Garfield, chose onion at June 29 Spencer ward at GarSpencer ward; Granto take a $35 fine May 27, rather ts. bye. Bennion. field; Hunter at Granger; 90 days in the county Jail, on Jiffie 15 than Granger at Spencer bye a charge of drunken driving. Brad Garfield at Bennion; Hunter, of ley was arrested by toe local sherMr. and Mrs. Stanley Duffln June 22 with Mr. iffs office May 25. He was sentenced - Hunter at Bennion; Midvale spent the holiday in Justice Parley Olsens court. wanger at Garfield; Spencer ward. and Mrs. J. W. Taylor. Celebration - ut -- oo oo ng oo 30 to no-ru- it, ek oo life-savi- ng oo - -- ip ml Millmen bump- - dup against stiff competition In the person of Oene Fish, lanky Gem-me- ll r, Wednesday and, following a ding-don- g skirmish, the local boys were on the short end of a 3 score.. This defeat dropped them out of undisputed possession of first place In the Industrial league, thrusting .them into a tie with Pinney Beverage of Salt Lake City. Fish, turning in his second straight game, bested Lee John-- right-hande- 5-- well-pitch- ed son, Magna-Gtrfiel- ace, d in a pit- chers battle. The locate bunched three of. their 10 hits in the third Inning to score both of their runs. Denzil Hancey doubled to center and rode home on Lee Johnsons two. ply swat to right. Darrell Bonney and Wally Walbeck filed out, but Occie Evans came up with a triple to score Johnson. FUNERAL RITES HONOR PETER FISHER SATURDAY Funeral services for Peter Fisher, known Utah Copper employe, were held Saturday at the Evans and Early chapel In Salt Lake City and attended by friends and associates. Mr. Fisher passed away In a Salt Lake hospital Thursday morning, May 26th. after a lingering well illness. He was 69 years old. born of German parents, September 12, 1868 In Osterterp, Schleswig. Denmark. He originally settled In Philadelphia Remarks by Messrs. S. M. Foster, D. L. Underwood and H. L. Erickson, with whom Mr. Fisher had been associated for a long period of his thirty-tw- o years of service with toe Utah Copper Company, revealed the facts that he was first known out west In Laramie, Wyoming, and In Colorado, before entering toe employ of the Utah Copper compapy at Coppertown, in August, 1906 In 1907 Mr. Fisher became Storekeeper for the Copper Company. Since March 12. 1911, until the time of his Illness caused his absence from duty, he served as clerk and accountant at toe Arthur Plant. The D. C. Jackllng award for twenty years continous service was bestowed upon him in 1926." From point of seniority, he was one of the oldest of Utah Copper Company employees. He had resided at the Arthur Dormitory for many years. He leaves no known relatives. Though of quiet, retiring disposition. the tact that he had won the respect and friendship of those who knew him was evidenced by the tributes paid him by those who spoke. The deep feeling of hte closest associates, those who worked with him In his department. Inspired the writing of the following lines, whch were read by Mr. Erickson and dedicated to his memory: A shadow falls across lifes winding trail; Hand's outstretched to guide beyond the veil Our friend of old, who, thru the rolling years, Has ever tried by deed to stay the tears Of those with whom he toiled. 'Twas not his wont to boast or hold to view The kindly acts that often filtered thru The cloak of quiet tolerance he A wore. But too his words were few and seldom heard Above the din and turmoil of a Struggling world. A willing hand to help was oft revealed, To quicken Joy, - the Ills of life to heal. In tribute to toe man whos Joined the throng Of countless others who have pas- Delegate Given For International Convention At Oakland Bert E. Mix. chief engineer of toe Arthur Mill. Utah Copper Company and prominent member of the Lions Club, was elected president of the local Lions organization last Thursday, succeeding J. E. Rothrock. retiring president. O. W. Memmott was named first vice president; Roy Larson, second vice president and Rus Magleby, third vice president; W. C. Matthews, secretary-treasurer; ODeal Kirk, Lion Tamer; HL C. Jones, Two-yedirectors are Rev. E. B. Pace and R. C. Parks. , Delegates to the Lions District convention at Cedar City this weekend are J. C. Denton, H. C. Jones and Howard Ridge. Delegates to the Lions International Convention at Oakland In July are B. E. Mix and J. E. Roth-roc- k with A. C. Ensign and Howard Ridge as alternates. The next meeting of toe Lions Club will be held June 16 at the Baptist Church, 7:00 p. m. All members are invited to attend. Magna-G- arfield tail-twist- ar Vacation School Opens Tuesday At Baptist Church The seventh annual vacation school conducted by Pastor and Mrs. E. B. Pace and helpers, will be held in the Community Church beginning next Tuesday, June 9.00 a. m. As in former years the school wUl be open to all between four and eighteen years of age, regardless of church affiliation. To cover the bare cost of a nominal charge of 10c to 25c per week will be made, dependent upon age or grade of the pupil, with substantial reduction where more than two are enrolled from a family. Besides the general program there will be classes in various types of handwork. Attendance will be limited, so prompt and early enrollment Is desirable. Copper Club Lines Up Dance At Old Mill For Members One of the features of the Utah Copper dub June program, as released by club officials, will be a dance at the Old Mill dub Wednesday, June 15. This popular Inside and open-a- ir dancing site in toe mouth of Big Cottonwood Canyon, is well known all over the west. No guest cards will be given for this entertainment. The club also schedules three other dances, all at the Utah Copper Community Park In Magna, to Include: Wednesday. June 8, candy dance, Adolph Brox orchestra; Wednesday, June 22, dance, Adolph Brox orchestra; Wednesday. June 29. dance and barbecue at park. Adolph Brox. No guest cards win be issued for this latter dance. Secretary E. E. McCarty announces that in case of Inclement weather any function scheduled at the Community Park will be held at the club. Effective June 1, the club will be open from 11:30 a. m. to 8:00 p. m. are unless special arrangements made for parties, meetings, etc. Cyprus Credit Union Directors Give Information sed along, We gather here to bid a fond fareAt a meeting of the Cyprus Credit Union Board of Directors well; this week, announcement" was Express our hope sincere that he Magnlflcance Phoster, both aggregawill dwell made that they will pay to sharelinetheir starting tions withholding the deeds of kindness that 50c of every deposited holders Amongst ups until game time. he sowed. dollar immediately and the full be will Maiben Deluxe Bonesetter amount will be paid off In toe As day by day he traveled long on hand to reduce charley-horse- s road near future If anyone wishes to lifes to ordinary gout and dispense arnica. Peter Fisher. withdraw, To we have to press As this report goes This announcement is made for to May 28. 1938. it that the local outfit expects s. music, furnished Information of the by Mrs, The the live up and clean keep the old slate male quartette coma Alice Gourley, to their tradition of no defeats. posed of Messrs. Lambert. Jackman. . Hooters and booers will be allowand Poulton and Mr. R. C. Holt ed the freedom of the grandstand Waring, with Mrs. Ellse Baker as lor a very nominal admission. Any- accompanist, under the direction of a to nail thing from a horseshoe Mr. Waring, together with the reenlucky penny will admit the Juniors. Stei-n- ie marks of the speakers, consisted Admission for men will be one Mr. A tennis court dance at the Copfrom contributions of will tirely of cold 3.2; ladles free. There their or fellow employees, Community Park Is being sponper Fishers be no advance sale of tickets. Time families. Service was conducted by sored by the American Legion Post 4:00 p. m. at Garfield Softball Park, Mr. Erickson, Interment was made Saturday. June 11. The general pub- WHAT WILL HAPPEN ON JUNE FOURTH? event trriPOrtitg Portance 0 questionable is to be offered the peace citizenry 0f Garfield June 4th, at four The We Gottem-You- ll Softball Association, Amal-5te- 1, wiu do battle, Satur-JVMtemo- .! - softballl-7vLSP!akm- g, wlth the untamed lhe Salt Uke ofnc ot the TTt effort I, to ?opper Company. Every be put forth to bring the before dart16 klnd of denouement &tmospherlc prologue, and attune the mentality of th. Phlsticated fans of Town- Hte w 10 fever of pre"Bam ni ho A1 attractions tot comniTd' Whlle thls Program Is followlng acU have keen offend S1U 7 at Exhibition of base sliding by Mr. Butch Ashby. Lecture and demonstration of probase by proper fielding at second Oila fessor HI Pockets Cluff. of second College, erstwhile boy prodigy baseman. Duet: Umpires Yer Out Morgan and Bounce Ensign .... My Eye an encore, Grow Dim, Horace. As sleevesr a these boys have up thelr ' "drammer." one act on Exhibition on brute strength the base lines by P- - Neque Naylor. Discourse on Reticent Ballegdoto. Oreat Silence E. J. Van abetted by each other. , Aided and and Speed Pants (Trous) Kavanagh toe W. Lambert will match wits for demon Saturday June 4th. the with A. B. N S. O Mose Eon Sartorial manager of the Tigers, share-holder- LEGION PLANS DANCE JUNE 11 at the City Cemetery , lic is Invited. Probably the most discouraging newt to hit the communities of Magna, Garfield and outlaying territory was toe Information given out Wednesday morning that the Magna and Arthur Mills as well as the mines of toe Utah Copper Company, would "shut-dow- n, effective June 15 for a period of 30 days or longer. Naturally, this news Is most dls tressing to all employees of thfe mills, business people and others. Discontinuation of operations affect all, but it is to be sincerely hoped that toe shut-dow- n will not last for longer and remember that a smiling face and a cheerful outlook is very much better than a downcast eye and discouraging attitude. So, up with that chin I Utah Copper Co. Shuts Down Mills Effective June Shut-dow- n 15 To Be For Day Or Longer. S Officials The mills and mine pr J the Utah Copper Compans down for a period of not 30 days and possibly longe ing to a statement Issued VJ by D. D. Moffat, vice president a general manager of the Utah Copper Company This is effective June 15th. The following bulletin was posted at 10:00 a. m. at the Wednesday THE CHILDREN'S HOUR Magna and Arthur Mills: By Berton Braley "NOTICE TO EMPLOY Due to the large stocks of c Between the dark and the daylight There comes from each radio tower accumulated over the past S months as a result of constant., A series of gentle broadcasts, shrinking business and with pro Known as the Children's Hour. duction still greatly in excess cf rl., tonnage which It has been possible And toe girls and toe boys are gath- to sell, it has now become imperative .. ered, toe drastio curtailnotwithstanding To listen with bated breath ment of output already In effect, To educational programs, to reduce production to a degree Of murder and sudden death. more nearly in keeping with current market requirements. It te. thereThen toe air Is athrob with sirens, fore, unavoidable that production As toe ears of the little ones. of copper be discontinued entirely Tune In to the soothing echoes, for a more extended period or perOf gats and Tommy guns. iods than heretofore, toe duration of which cannot now be determined. And the eyes ot kids are popping. "As a first step in tola direction, As they listen and wait, perplexed, productive operations of this proBy toe educational problem, perty will be discontinued on June Of who will be rubbed out next. 15th for a period of not less than one month and possibly, for a longer Grave Alice and Laughing Allegra time, though it te hoped that such And Harry and Dick and Tom, complete cessation of operations will Hear music of sawed-o- ff shotguns, not be long continued. Accompanied by a bomb. "Employees will be given so far in advance as practicable of the And quiver and shake and shiver. data of resumption which, as inAt the tender and pleasant quirks. dicated, will depend on the trend Of a gang of affable yeggmen, of metal demand. Giving some "punk the works! (Signed) D D. Moffat, Vice President and And they listen in awesome silence general manager. To the talk of the mobster group alt As theyre opening bant vault June 1, ken cuyCiab With "soup. Information is given that construction will continue at the mills and Oh, sweet is the noise of batfie, a great deal of repair work To childrens listening ears. made, As the guns of detective answers necessitating services of over 500 of the 3000 employes who will be afThe guns of the racketeers. fected. This injects a somewhat opAnd these educational programs timistic note into the situation. Will make the youngsters cower E. T. Stannard, president of Ken-necAnd the night will be filled with Copper corporation, who was at the Magna and Arthur Mills nightmares Induced by the Childrens' Hour! Wednesday with Mr. Moffat, expressed the belief that a prolonged shutdown by the copper companies will not be necessary to bring about a marked improvement in the cop-pmarket. Suspension of operations by Utah Copper company will have no Immediate effect on operations at the "Every town and city in Utah American Smelting and Refining not already equipped with adequate companys smelter at Garfield, Willwater supply and sewers should be- iam J. O'Connor, manager of the gin to think about them and plan smelting company's Utah departfor the future, saya Dr. Famer, ment, said Wednesday night. Besides director of District No. IV. having other sources of supply, Mr, Many communities in our state OConnor said, the smelter jias on have taken advantage of govern- hand stocks sufficient to assdre con. mental aid in construction of such tinuous operation for 60 pi 90 days. J. E. Rothrock, superintendent of systems and it is urged that others do the same while federal funds are the Bacchus Rant of the Hercules available. It is a fine procedure for Powder Company, stated Thursday morning that suspension of operation every town to plan for the future. As towns grew Into cities and com- by the Utah Copper Company will munities into towns, they leave be- necessitate a drastic curtallnient at hind rural conditions and character- the Bacchus Plant. Mr Rothrock was istics. Acre and half acre lots for not able to give definite figures at homes become smaller residences; this date. grow closer together and neighbors become nearer. Conveniences con- LIONS CONTINUING sidered out of the question on the farm or rural home become neces- SALE OF CAMERA sary, and group action on communLUCKY TICKETS ity matters is required. All this means that consideration for neighbors and town itself beWould you like to win a $105 00 come necessary to every citizen, like- camera? wise to town officials. If so, contact a member of the Magna-Garfiel- d Lions Club to buy In other words where you dispose chanoes on this unusual prize which of your human wastes and rubbish te to be given away in the very, near now concerns others than yourself. future, according to the organization. Waste disposal that protects the The sale of tickets is meeting health of your neighbors and com- with splendid response from the genmunity te vital. eral public Danger to water, both irrigation and culinary, abound in all unsewerMrs. Nena Harris was hostess to ed areas. Public and private water the New Idea Club, last Friday afsystems are In danger of contaminaternoon. Luncheon was served to tion and particularly private wells eight guests. , and cisterns. Property values Increase as com- ters are considered. Dr. Famer renews his invitation munity water systems and sewers are placed In operation, and the to all city officials and citizen to town or city becomes known as pro- call at hte office in the City and gressive. It 1s a fact that if a man County Building, Provo and discuss thinks well of himself, others will freely all matters of public health. begin thinking so too. and a city Hte assistants and office personnel with pride in itself will be looked as well, are always at the service of health-minde- d upon favorably by visitors. people of the district citizens will do They will be glad to discuss with well to suggest to city officials the anyone plans for Improvement of need for looking ahead and planning both public and private water supfor the future. With his suggestions plies and sewage disposal. Any asand cooperation the city official will sistance this connection will be given be encouraged and feel that support free In the Interest of the health win be forthcoming when such mat- - of citizens in this area. v nitro-glyceri- ne Our Health Officer Sats: Health-conscio- us er |