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Show VOLUME 2 1\lJUVAL.E, U'1'.AH, li,R.IDAY. fi"EBRUAHY 15, 1935 Glass Manufacturing Plant West Jordan Stake M.I.A. Riverton Ex-Service fitlen 'M R~en Teams o Play For Jun·or B gh Cagers To To Open In Midvale Opera Leads Announced Schedule Annual Reunion Progressive Club 'frophy Cc uct arch Tourney ' On March 1, when operations are scheduled to start at the Intermountain Glass company plant at Midvale, Utah's first glass factory in more than thirty years will go into production. This plant is situated on North Main street adjacent to the United States Smelting, Refining and Mining works. The building, which was formerly owned by the Western Steel Corporation, is being remodeled and installation of equipment for the manufacturing of glass is being completed at the present t~me. Brick furnaces have already been built, and moulds, air compressors and sand crushers are now enroute to Midvale and will be set up within the next two weeks. The equipment is being installed under the direction of W. W. MatthewS' and his son William J. Matthews, glass experts of vVallsburg, West Virginia, together with Amos Epperson, superintendent. Mr. Matthews and his son have directed the erection of some of the largest glass plants in the United States and several foreign count ries. All types of containers, tableware and glass specialists with the e.xception of plate glass will be manufactured. Raw materials originating in Utah will be used in the manuf act ure o f the g 1ass. Last summer Utah raw mate~ials were used in tests at plants m Ma ion, Indiana, and the results were very satisfactory, said Mr. Matthews. "All the: raw materials arc found abundantly within the borders of the state and we should to able 'to make glass cheaper here than anywhere else in the United (Continued on page 9) I Nearly 100 members of West The Ex-Service men of Riverton Jordan stake M. I. A. will be cast and Bluffdale, together with th~ir in the presentation of the first fam!lies, will hold their annual reannual opera "Mikado", according union Saturday, ~{arch 2 at 8 p. m. to Wendell Holmes, music director in the Riverton Junior high school auditorium. t k e Y. M. M. I. A . o f the sa Plans are being made to present _A program, luncheon and dB:nce the opera in three locations about Wlll b~ the features of the everung. the stake including Riverton 1 at wh1ch the parents of the ex-serBingham a'nd West Jordan. Exact vice men will be ~onored guests. . date for the show has not been General committee members m set charge are: Joseph E. Morgan, Leads in the opera will be taken c~airman.; Wilford L. Lloyd, first by Gladys Holmes, John Peterson, VIce ~res1den~; Lester Green, SPCRulon Hogan and Goldie Pearson ond Vlce president, and Vernon H. of West Jordan. Leonard Newbold Morgan, secretary and treasurer. and Bernice Hoit of South Jordan; T~e committe~ in charge of ente~William Bone of Riverton and tamment cons1s~s of Thomas CalhRodney Carrigan of Bingham. One cot, George J. Bills and Merl Lewis. character remains undecided Mr. Holmes said. Assistant director of 0 the opera is Ruby Broadbent, Y. w. M. I. A. music director of the stake South Jordan and Union M Men cagers will play Wednesday evening, February 20, at 8 p.m. in the Midvale junior high school gymnasium to determine the winner of the Midvale Progressive club trophey. The trophy, which was offered for the first time, last year, is now possessed by Crescent, East Jordan champions last year, who defeated the Bingham M Men, West Jordan stake champions. To gain permanent possession of the trophy one team has to win the play-off game for two years, not in succession, however. Aaron Horne, chairman of the P::ogressive club trophy c.ommittee Will make the presentation Wednesday evening to the winning team following the game. O.ther members on the trophy committee are Tyler Vincent and C. I. Goff. MMen - Gleaner Girls T Sponsor Ward Banquet The fi!. st annual junior high school basketball tournament will be held in the Midvale junior high school gym March 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9, Aaron Horne, coach of the Midvale school, announces. The official title will be "gold medal tournament" for junior high school cagers. L1 or· E~Ome time past junior high officials have seen thte need of such a tourney. It will not only settle the state title in junior high school competition, but will give the younger cagers of the state a chance to display their wares before tourney fans. • Mr. Horne announced that considerable interest has been aroused in the coming affair. All of the teams in the Granite district have signified their intentions of competing. A number of Jordan district teams are also expected to enter. T.eams entering the meet will be allowed the use of eight players, the same as the high schools setup in the annual state tournament. Due to the fact that 61 suitable prizes will be awarded teams and individuals, the tournament will be called the "gold medal" tournament." The first place winner will receive a suitable trophy. The eight team members of the title winning group will receive gold basketballs. T~e play~rs on the runnerup crew Wlll rece1ve silver basketballs and the third place team members will be presented bro~ basketballs. A wards will be presented the high scorer of the tourney, best allaround athlete, best sportsman and a miscellaneous award will be presented to the player making the longest shot. Midvale Second ward M Men and Gleaner Girls are sponsoring a banquet to be held in the ward recreation hall Saturday evening, February 16. An excellent program has been outlined to be given The annual meet:ng and t"lection . during the banquet, which will be By defeatmg Crescent by a score f d b d . A V 1 t. of the Draper Egg p T.'Cl1uccrs of 39 to 23, Union ward M Men 1t~11owe ·nyb ancm~.d t ~en me Association lncorporate•l was held won the East Jordan stake M 1 erne WI e. carne ou m pro- at the junior high school a 1lditorMen championship Wednesday gram, decorations and menu. ium Tuesday night nader direction evening in the last game f th • The following committees are of A. R. MIC~\elsen, director. H.ee , in charge of the affair: General round robin tournament. 0 prese~u~r.tlves .trom Logan. HoytsJavaine, ville, Delta, · 1.7' d m· The tournament was played arrangements, Arnold Manti, ~amas an Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday Mark Wright, Vernice Voyce, June termed.~.~te po'nts wr!re present at evenings in the Sandy recreation Bateman and Anita Hyke; pro- the m·~eting . H. A. Rrnith, Avar hall, with Union, Crescent, Sandy gram, T~ula ~h~so~, Lawr;ce. Cro~sgrove, :::.nd L. W. Fitzgerald Third and Midvale Second wards Brown an Jay a ey' Menu, rs. were elcctNi direct ,:;:-s for a three participating. C. E. Bartlett and Bertha Sabey; year tPrm. Holdover directors were The results of :Monday games attendance, Ethel Smart, Clara A. 1{. l\:rickel::;.:n, A . .f. Smith, Reid were: Union, 43 and Midvale Sec- Rasmuss~n, K_ay Vo~ce, and Isam.u Beck, S. J. Gordon, A. P. Allen, ond, 26: Crescent, 36 and Sandy Wa~anuki; decorations, Sammie and A. J. Henderson. Third, 25. Tuesday evening Union Whlti~lOre, Katherine Mutch, Frank The program included; corr.defeated Sandy Third by a score Canmng and Ivan SUJ?bot. munity singing led by Elray Chrisof 36 to 15; Crescent defeated -~ tiansen; report of the president, A. 1\·fidvale Second ~0 to 25. In the Mickelsen; male quartet, · other game playea vVednesday eveSmith, Nile Brow11l Gilbert Itc.....r· ning, Sandy Third defeated Midmussen, Ray Brimhall; mu::.i.... vale Second, 21 to 19. I Jack Jarvis and company· t?ll{ Following the championsP..ip I explaining the organizatiOn. Reirl The program of t~e Drape~ Old game Wednesday, the Union hoopBeck; finanical report, 0. A. Mick William Koos, of Sixth avenue Folks and Hm:n:e Commg on Fnday, t sters were presented with a silver All amateur writers of South elsen; talk on poultry disases, D 1 this city, has purchased from th~ Febraury 22, 1s sched~led as fol- basketball trophy by the stake M. Sclt Lake CCl"..mty ...tre eligible tt T. C. Jones; talk on the bet~( Tracy Loan and Tn1st Company of lows: Informal reception and re- I. A. Leon Rasmussen, ~take M enter the short story contest pack of eggs, R. D. Bana~d. Th ~alt Lake City the two story buildne·wal of friendships, 10 to 11 a.m.; Men supervisor, made the prewhich is being sponsored by the financial report Ehowed an incrc't' mg on the southwest corner of informal program, 11 to 12; hot sentation. Permanent posession of Ute Sentine1. I£;ach month thi~ of 29 per cent in volmnc of :.~ North Main at Smelter street dinner for all over 21, 12 to 2; ·pro- this trophy can be gained by winpaper awards a five dollar prize ness over last year. President A. known as the Booth Hotel building, gram, 2 to 4; dance for Old Folks, ning the stake championship for to the winner of the best short 1 R. Mickelsen, in his report. ex- the lower floors of which were for4 to 5; lunch for Old Folks, 5 to •two years in succession. Crescent. story submitted during the !plained the set up of the orgc:..r;.- merly accupied by the Booth Mer7; moving picture show, 7 to 9; stake runners-up, were presented month, the purpose of which is izn.tion as follows: lc per case i~ cantile Company. It is the intendance for the public, 9 to 12. with a new basketball. to stimulat~ inte1·est iu short taken from the 70c overhead ~nC , tion of Mr. Koos .to immediately The committees in charge of the ' Saturday evening, February 16, story writing among all arnbj- set up as a reserve for vo~-:.r.~ , r~odel the extenor of the preentertainment are: Refreshments, Crescent will play Taylorsville M tious write• s of said territory. 1stock. One year's stock is retlreL 1 mrses · · · and to remodel and othMr. and Mrs. L. W. Fitzgerald, Men, runners-up of the CottonThis contest is open to pc!.·- eash year so that the associatior 1erwise modernize the interior in Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Henderso~; wood stake, in the Midvale junior sons of all ag~s re.::iding :::outl"' never. has more, than a ye...r' the early spring months. program, W. C. Vawdrey, Reld 1high gymnasium, to decide which of 64th South street in Salt Lake 1 stock at any time. The lower floors of the propert:Jr Beck, R. R. Bell, Mr. and Mrs. team will enter the runner-up playcounty. The judges of the cO.l· 1 I Lett·~r from M. E. Fond of Lor 1are now occupied by the Webb Orson Smith; dance, J. M. Peter-, off which is to be played ·in the test are members of the Jordan' Ang-e.les and Sidney Atlas of Nc' Motor Company, Ford dealers. and son, S. J. Gordon, Arnold Adamso:n, Pioneer stake gymnasium '\Vedneshigh school Scribblers Club. who• York were read because they \ve:::·e the Boskovich Sureway Grain and 1\ierrill Hand; arrangements, Alvm day evening, February 20. real all the manuscripts entered unable to be present. These ,..,1£ T Produce Company, Sper;ry P.eed Cottrell, Joseph Cutler, · Otho The Saturday game is to b~ in the contest and announce the •j manage distribution !or ~h~ lee :t~ a%ents . · . the upper portion conRoundy, C. Parker, H. 0. Berrett, preceeded by an exhibition game winner. plant in. their respective c1t1es. An Sists of an apartment hotel. The Joseph Reeves, J. Steadman, between Union and Bennion CotAll stories submitted must lv I unusu::1l spirit o" coop3,.ati~n W.1. management of the property is in George Barton; invitations and tonwood stake champions, ~hich 1 neatly typewritten on one sicic evident throughC'ut tl1e meetmg. the hands of Mr. Clyde Rasmu<lsen, publicity, M. B. Andrus, J._ E. is to commence at 7:30 o'clock. of the paper only, a.nd must not through whom th~ realty transac:Mickelsen, s. J. Mickelsen; recep•exceed 2500 words. Each wri-1 tion was consumated. Mr. Rasmution, W. C. Vawdrey, Mrs. S. J. ter should use a pen name in ssen will continue to supervise the Gordon, Mrs. Reid Beck, M. B. sending in his story. He should , 'N' property as heretofore. Andrus, James Washburn; transalso enclose his real name and v The sale of this property is an portation, P. R. Sorenson, E. D. his pen name in a sealed envelevidence of improving conditions in Mickelsen, Leroy Smith, decoraope which should be mailed in The Ladies Democratic Studt" this city coupled with confidence tions, Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Stringlthe same envelope as the short group of South Jordan and Vh ....::. and good management on the part The Women's Civics Arts Club hold th i: o f Mr. fellow, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Allen, story. ! Jordan combined Rasmussen . . . less than Mr. and Mrs. Golden Howlett: of Sandy met at the Sandy junior The stories should be address- . regular monthly meeting Wedncs- one year ago at the time he asschool Wednesday afte noon ed to the Jordan Hig-h School day, February 20, at 2 p. m. at the sumed charge of the premises there p icture show, Mr. and Mrs: A. F. high under direction of Mrs. J. W. Far~ home of Mrs. Sam Lancaster ir Smith. The Adult Scout t roop 716 .Scribblers Club, Harold Thorpe was only one tenant in the building . rer, president. is in charge of the ce1e b rat wn. faculty sponsor, Jordan High West Jordan. Mrs. L. W. Sorenson and t o t alk of finding a purchaser A patriotic program was given School, Sandy, Utah. No manuwill be the speaker. at that time would almost have as follows: Flag ceremony, under scripts will be returned unless a A special feature .of the meeting been absurd. There is now a redirection of Clarence Hansen; talk, will be the election of officers t.< Respect to the Flag and Gettys~elf-addressed stamped envelope• • sc:·ve for the current year. sponsible .re~ter. for e:rery quarter burg Address, Mrs. Arthur E. IS enclosed. I/ of ~e burld.ing mcludmg the garPeterson; vocal solo, Mrs. Ray This contest. which opened in • age ln the rear. -October, will continue until the I -0 l ------1· t meetings held locally during Lester of Midvale. Mrs. Ray Whetend of the 1934-35 school year. the past week, the Midvale Com- man, Mrs. Ray Greenwood and Up to the present time only ,.. i~v Club and the Midvale Pro- I Mrs. Stanley Adams were voted U m .... -. "·' · as new memb ers o f the c1u b . It three priz.e winning stories ·ve Club "Oted 20 to 3 and m . have g rc . 1 been entered in the contest. The At a meeting of the .To1 da·.. um:. ·~~nou'3ly respectively for im- was mo~ed to change the date of Health Council held Thursday at meai3.te payment of the soldiers' the meetmg from the second Wedfirst short story winner was the district office. it was decided I East Jordan district annual scouThe votes were taken in nesday in each month to the secMiss Annie Ennis of Draper; bo n~l£:. · d Th d t 2 All t the second, Miss Gertrude Mal- to take steps toward obtaining F j ters conference will be held 'Vedsupport of the Jordan Valley Le- on urs ay a p.m. mee strom of Midvale; and the third. E R A help for dental work. This nesday evening, February 20 at gion drive being conducted at this ings are scheduled to be held in will be used for children in the 17:30 o'clock in the Sandy Junior time for the bonus payment. · the Sandy junior high school. Bill Miller of Midvale. first and second grades of the high school. In event the payment should be Hostesses were Mrs. J. M. BoyThe winning stories will be 1 1 schools whose parents cannot afHugh Brown of Salt Lake and . . . the leP"ionairres of den, Mrs. J. P. Jensen, Mr.s. W. -published in The Ute Sentine made now 1 o· ford this care. Inspection will be 1 Lee Kay' of the State Fish and within a short time after thev the Jordan Post would receive $36,- W. Wilson, Mrs. Ethel Dastrup have been judged by the Scribl::;- made by the school nurf'e. I game department will be the prin000 according to information given and Mrs. J. M. Woodhouse. Rook Parents throughout the district cipal speakers. All scouters of the t com was played, the prize going to ll.ers Club, as have the three winby Berne Rasmussen, pos mng stories. are encouraged to sec their child- district and their wives are invited mander. Mrs. T. W. Nicholl. •...:.==================~ rcr: rccciv: proper dc.!ltal attention to attend. Union Defeats Crescent Draper Egg Producers Hold Annual Meeting For ;Stake ChampJ·onsht·p 4 I All Amateur Writers Are jR Eligible To Enter Story C ontest Program Scheduled For Draper Home Coming Dan Midvale Man Purchases Booth Hotel Property I I I I Sandy Civic Arts Club Changes Dale Of Meeting Ladl. eS Democratt•c Group Tn Meet At es Jordan will n1idv{lie Clubs Support Veterans Bonus Bill FERA HeJp Obtam Hea(th COUnCil Will TfY Easf y I I Jordan To Hold Scouters Conferenc~ |
