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Show TllrE VOLUME2 MIDVALE, UTAH, FRIDAY, JULY 26, 1935 ----- NUMBER 29 Meeting Of Water Users· \ West Jordan To Sponsor Plans For Democratic M. I. A. Plans Mothers, MILLING AROUND Radio Star Program . League Instituted at Sandy Daughters Annual Outing Held In Midvale Tuesday } IN MIDVALE '\t;~=:;:;;;;;;;;=:;=:========::2( A meeting of water users of sevEast Jordan stake M. I. A. anWest Jordan ward Lesser Priest- Recovery For All The People As h.ood is sponsoring a radio star pronual mothers and daughters out·· en communities, including Midvale, Opposed To Politicians Gravy N A SPEECH made before a joint gram to be held Thursday evening, ing will be held at Liberty park Sandy, Lindon, Orem. Pleasant Train, Advocated meeting of Ogden's service August 1, commencing at 8:15 o'Thursday, August 8, from 4 to 8 Grove, Lehi, and Heber City. was clubs on Tuesday of this week, clock, in the ward chapel. Henry held Tuesday forenoon in the MidAt a meeting in Sandy on Mon· · p. m. Governor Henry H. Blood pleaded Schmidt, supervisor of the Lesser day evening of this week and at· A program will be given from vale city hall. for greater support of Utah•s hom~ Priesthood is in charge of the pro- tended by twenty democratic work· 4:30 to 5:30 and luncheon will be The delegates to the meeting, in_illdustries. . . he pointed out that gram assisted by Newell Jensen ers, representing practically ev~ry served at six o'clock. Prizes will clta':ed Mayor L. E. Peterson of the pioneers of this l'!tate were self- and Ira Burton, instructors, and -precinct in this section of the coun- be awarded the ward having the Sandy, Commissioner Robert Walsustaining and depl'>red the fact Wm! J. Leak, advertising manag- ty a nucleus was formed for the. greatest number of mothers and lace, Attorney F. Henri Henroid perfection of an active democrat- daughters present; the oldest mo- and Mayor L. S. Rimington of Midthat goods that can be ~ecuretl er. The purpose of the entertainment ic league. ther present; the ward having the vale; Lye an Johnson of Pleasant here are being pul"'chased from is to obtain money to defray the Henry Jorgensen and A. C. Jen- most generations present; and the <kove, and Lafayette Wright' of other states. expenses of an outing through Yel- sen both of Sandy were named as mother with the greatest number Lindon. The meeting was presided Blood in infinitely right. . . bas- lowstone National park to be. takover by. Mr. Johnson, who was actee upon the same logic citizens of en in the near future by the teach- temporary chairman and secretary of daughters present.· respectively, and plans were adoptThe following program will be ing chairman. Jordan Valley should not buy away ers and priests. E. A. Jacob of Provo, secretary ed for the completion of the pro- given: W.ord of greeting, stake from this valley any article that The program, which is to 'be posed organization and committees president Miss Freda Jensen; cho- of Provo River Water Users Ascan be purchased at home. ~very furnished entirely by KSL and rus, Melody Maids of Draper; hu- sociation of the United States, who <lime of your purchase investment KDYL radio stars, will consist of appointed to direct the work. The purpose of the organization morous reading. Iona Mitchell; called the meeting explained that that can be left in this vicinity en- the following numbers: University is to build a close knit and unified dancing, children from Midvale the proposal of the government to nures to your personal benefit. . of Utah string trio; Joyce Palmer, league that will develop and put First ward; accordian solo, Miss form · a Metropolitan district was b~lieve it or not. . . the value of vocal soloist; The Three Blue Notes into operation a constructive and Harrison of Crescent; instrumental merely with the idea to reduce )'our home property, personal prop- girls trio; Jean Bywater, impers- forceful by, of and for the people music, Sandy First ward; dl&m.atic necessary individual contracts. The repres-~ntatives at the meeterty or rent property depends up~ onator; Mr. Erickgon, dramatic machine for use in the coming stunt, Sandy Second W1Jitl; DJOllhon the opportunity to sell. or rent reader; and Harry Clark, radio an- state and national elections. The ers song, Butler ward; U.t to ing rejected the plan for the creathat property. . . and the sale or nouncer and soloist. Other per- best interests of all the pe.ople as mothers, Lucille. Hawki£;j ~ Gran- tion of the united metropolitan rent possibility depends '1-lmost ex- formers who are .scheduled to par- against the personal and group in- ite; chorus of daughters and moth- water district in contracting for clusively upon the local money on ticipate include the White Chapel terests of the professional politici- ers, Midvale Second ward; chorus available Deer Creek water. The Midvale and Sandy delegates hand and in circulation. Jordan quartet and a dance team, Bobby ans will be the paramount issue of mothers, East Midvale ward; Schank and Shirley May Brown. Valley money cannot be .on hand and every possible effort will be dancing, Janice Beck; trio, Betty indicated they would probably Mr. Clark will annouuc~ the entire made to purge the party of these and Bessie Crittenden and Bernice form an agreement between the or in local circulation if you have program and it will be carried on spent it for commodities originat- in the same manner as a commer- abuses. Burgan; awarding of prizes; stake two cities to contract for water. A special meeting of the joint Those in attendance were unani- president. · ing at a point away from. this val- cial program. councils was held Thursday evenmously of the opinion that if the Transportation will be arranged ley. ing in the Midvale City hall for democrats are to be successful a- by each of the various wards. As a chain is no stronger than the purpose of deciding whether gainst the opposition in the apits weakest link . . . so is a comthey would work as one unit or proaching elections, honest and munity no stronger ~an its weakcontract as individual units. capable candidates who have a est business institution. . . if you However, a vote of the public is knowledge of -f:he present political would have a strong and financialnecessary in order to enter such ly independent community trade ' Final arrangements and sched- and economic conditions and the a contract. An election for this at home, work for and boost your ules for the girls camp of the will to labor for recovery for all purpose will possibly held about the people and not for the favored home section. Swine judging teams of Jordan, August 15. At this point :Mr. JaWest Jordan stake Y. W. M. I. A. few alone, must be selected. were made Sunday at the stake The committees appointed were Granite and Cyprus Future Farm- cob explained that even after pubHE "AX" JR. EDITED by union meeting held at the River- as follows: Constitution and By- ers of America clubs competed lic approval for entering an agreeBlaine Watts, of the U. S. ton Second ward. The site which Laws, Gwynne Page, J. H. Greer, Monday in a contest at Decker ment is given by election, nothing Smelting Refining & Mining Com- has been selected is that formerly G. S. Northcutt, Mark James, S. J. F'arm, according to Paul Boyce, mandatory will be set up by that pany, in the interest of safety,. car- occupied by the Pacific 'mines up Mickelsen; :A.femfier'S,h ip. C. E. kat- leader"Of the Jordan c-lub. A sim~ action obligating t:he individual ries a notice in th~ current 1ssue the left fork of American Fork thews, A. R. Mickelsen, Soren Ras- ilar contest was held Saturday at communities to participate in the to the effect that a suggestion ha£ canyon. A large modern home mussen and Arthur Sha.w; Name, the Tucker Breeding Farm in Deer Creek water purchasing conbeen made that a company outiug containing 25 beds will be used by Ray Greenwo.od L. C. Mitchell, which poultry teams of the three tract. be held sometime Within the neitr the M. I. A. girls. The camp is Francis Orton, J. S. Humphreys districts competed. Another subject discussed at the futurP. . . and in hat"mony with donated by Mr. and Mrs. N.J. Niel- and Henry Jorgensen. The purpose of the contests were meeting was a public excursion the suggestion a ballet will b~ dis- sen of Riverton, who have a lease The chairman was instructed to to determine which teams were which is being planned for August tribufed to the men to ascettain on the mine. call a meeting to perfect the or- eligible for the stat~ convention 11, to take all those interested to their reaction to the suggestion. The schedule for each of the ganization as soon as the commit- events scheduled for Angust 23 and the Echo dam, provided permission The plan is to charter the con- wards and the length of time they tees are ready to make a report. ')4, to be held at Logan under the of the Weber Water Users Ass·,~i cessi<.ns for the pleasure uf the will occupy the camp is as follows: a, lnpices of the Utah State Ag-ri- ation can be obtained. If plans company employes at Lagoon on Riverton 'li....irst and Riverton Sec~· J~ural college. Three boys from mature, the trip will be made in or a bout August 16. . . the smelte~ ond wards, July 26 to July 29; e~~h group, including swine, poul- cooperation with the Provo City ph.nt to close on that day .. to ar- South Jordan, July 29 to August try. and crop judging ani to b.e Commission. range Rports to be participated in 1; Bingham, Copperton, and Bluffcs ·lected for the final event;; at Loby the employes and their families dale, August 1 to August 4: Herrigan. The state winner::; are to go in the . afternoon. . .ar.ti to re:::erve man, August 4 to August 7; West The Glover Can:;.. of the D. U. P. to the national convention in th~ the Boweries exclusively for the Jordan, August 1 to August 10. spent Thursday at Glacio p:1rk jn east. company at supper. The enure Eligible contestants at Jordan inEach ward will provide a lead- Little Cottonwood C•lnyon. A sh01 t expense to be defrayed from the er who will be directly responsible business meeting was held and fo11r clude: Crops judging-Kan Uyeda, Arrangements for the annual treasury of the Welfare Fund and for all the girls in her ward. The new members joined the camp. The Lester Butterfield, Rulon Nielsen, the prizes ( $50.00) in the sports leader will in turn choose assist- next meeting will b~ held August Deno Seal, Kaphle Tischner; Stock fathers' and sons• outing of East events to be provided by rthe com:- ants from the various departments 15, at the home of ·Mrs. Melissa judging-Marvin Jensen, Lynn Jordan stake have been completed pany. Richardson, Noel Phillips, Clarence according to M. B. Andrus, ~hair of theY. W. M. I. A. Mrs. Ruby Smith on Center Street. cain of committee in charge. The It sounds most intriguing to the Broadbent will be in charge of the A portion of the Sunday evening Burningham, Ray Crane, Archie outing is sponsored by the stake Se:n\anel and we scrat(·h our tallot Riverton group which are sched- meeting of· t11e Midvale Second Hardcastle; Poultry- Delbert NayM. I. A. with the Adult Aaronic h~rQ and now in favor. of the outuled to leave today. They will vis- ward was in cl:.a.cg-3 of the D. U. P. lor, William Nelson, Cecil Gailey. priesthood of the stake in charge. ing. . . and may you all enjvy it Timpanogas cave en route to the organizatio:t. wit."l Captain Mabel Robert Cardwell, Melvin Sanders The group will gather at Gile's yourselves immensely, become camp site. Boggan co~d,lcting. ·rhe program and Vernal Anderson. flat in Big Cottonwood canyon much better acquaJnted with onP. Members of the Jordan Future An inspection tour of the camp consisted of old hvorite songs unFriday afternoon, August 2. The another. . . and establish an annu- was made during the week by the der the direction of Vera Jenkins; Farmers club recently returned al outing of a like na~cre f tr the executive officers. a lesson on pione(~r life by Effi~ from a tour of the parks in South- program that has been !!-rranged will consist of novelty contests, purrl ec of promoting closer harHobbs assist.2d by Harold Bat~:ma.:1; ern Utah. hikes, softball games,· horseshoe in~ny between the company, the violin solo, Rieltard Gardner, acpitching contests and games under employes and the families of the companied by ·.:.)onna Orton; addirection of Wilford Olsen of Cresent:,re group. l!: b through m·,l~ dress on th.'~ Jives of, Ute early picent and Arthur Dunn of Midvale. tual association and understanding oneers by Mr3. Ldith Holt of the Flag raising ceremonies will take that good work and perfect uniso:u county camp. Five early pioneers place Saturday morning with flag is accomplished. The N. M. Johnson family of were presen~ and were each pre~ lowering ceremoney at 7 p. m. SatDraper won unusual honors Wed.: sented with a. token. A reunion of the family of urday evening. A campfire proHEADLINE IN one of the Salt nesday at the Salt Lake Covered Thomas and Mary Street Bateman gram will be held Saturday at 8:30 Lake dailies yesterday informs Wagon Days celebration, when will be held at the West Jordan A special church service will be you that the assessed taxable val- they were named as the largest ward church grounds Saturday, held Sunday at 9:00 a. m. uations in the state increased $5,- family at the festivities. August 3. The day's program will 596,532 this year over last year Driving into Salt Lalre on the begin at 4 o'clock in the afternoon and that a probable reduction in family truck, or more appropriatewith sp.orts for ~ld and young. Folthe levy is apparent. . . do not al- ly named, the family bu:::~. they had Burton Stringfellow~ seve%)., son lowing this event:, luncheon will be low yourself to become overjoyed, little trouble to laying claim to the of Mr. and Mrs. George Stringfel- eaten in the grov~, with P.ach famhowever, as a result of this bit of title of the "largest .family in at- low of Draper, suffered lacerations ily providing their .own luncheon. news, for on the front page of the tendance." on the face and right hand Wed- Refreshments will b~ on. sale. A The William D. Petty Motors. second section of the same paper Mr. and Mrs. Johnson brought nesday evening when an automo- splendid program c:nmmencing at Inc., filed at·ticles of incorporais an announcement to the effect with them 12 of their 14: children bile, driven by his father, colUded 8 o'clock will be followed by a tion during the week with County that the state budget director has and joined the thirteenth member with a car driven by Alfred Blandance. Clerk WiJliam J'. Korth for the started a study of state salaries of the family who is employed in ey, 55, .of Draper. The officers in charg·~ of the re- purpose of conducti:l~ a gcuaral with a view to making increa.,es Salt Lake City, while the fourThe accident occured on State union this year include: Wm. A. automobile sales and service busiin the near future. street one mile south of the Mid- Bateman, presi :!ent: J"'hn Margetts ness m z,ndvale. teenth child, Richard Johnson, sent It will also be well to take into regrets from Nevada for not be- vale junction. The Stringfellow vice president; Evelyn Spratling, The capital stock is limited to cognizance the fact that during ing able to attend. car, traveling south, was struck by secretary, and vVaiJace Bateman, $10,000, divided into 10,000 sha!"CB this depression the actual wealth The children are as follows: Cl3r- a northbound car driven on the treasurer. Commi.ttee heads in at $1 par value each. Officers namof the state has not increas~d in ence, Richard, Luella, Marion, Ol- wrong side of the road by Blaney, charge of the various events are ed are Floyd F. Whiting. presiany such proportions as are indi- ive, Florence. Lawrence, Russell, according to reports by deputy as follows: Sports, John Margetts; dent; William D. Petey, vice-preslcated in the above figures. In re- Lorna, Ruth, Vernon, Vera, Bon- sheriffs. Blaney was arrested for program, Zelia Holt and M:vrtle dent and general manager, and D. (Continued on page four.) druDken driving. nie Lee and Edward .Johnson. Hyatt; and dance. Samuel Cooper. A. Skeen, director. I Schedule·Announced For M. I. A. Girls' Camp Future Farmer Boys Club Compete In Contests T Meeting At Glacio Park Held By Glover Cam Family Shatters Records At City Celebration A Plans Completed For Fathers, Sons Outing Bateman Family: Sets Reunion For August 3 -------- Youth Injured Wednesday In Holiday Accident .Company Organizes To · Sell Cars In Midvale \> |