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Show An Independent Newspaper Devoted To The Interests Ot The People Ot Rich County and Lower Bear River Valley Volume 10 Number 42 Ji $1.50 Per Year In Advance Randolph, Utah. Friday November 5, 1937 Former Randolph Citizen Passes ECONOMIC HIGHLIGHTS ity Election Happenings That Affect the Dinner Pails, Dividend Cnecss and Tax Bills of Every Individual. National and International Inseparable From Local Welfare . NOTICE at (A CORRECTION) Randolph Tuesday - The time of delinquency for 1937 (axes has been extended to December Progress Summery Social Security Cornelius Edward Evans, 70, pioneer MUIR WINS 0ER KENNEDY FOR 20. 1937. July 1 November 2, 1937 farmer 'of this city, who haa been ill President Roosevelts budget stateMjAYOR; LYNN McKINNON AND Commissionorder of the By County for the past ten months, died at his ment of October 18th has J. F. WILSON ELECTED FROM ers. This is a quarterly summary of proagain focushome on iark Road (Saturday morn- ed attention on PROGRESSIVE TICKET issues of Co. Treas. gress giving a concise picture of the D. M. HOFFMAN, ing, Oct. 30, 1037. debt and taxation. status of the five programs administerit Furthermore, He was born at Enterprise, Utah, mis served to some extent to ed by the Board under the Social Seelection held at Randolph Tuessupport City DENTAL HEALTH May 7, 1867, and reaching his majority the more or less commonly held belief resulted in the election of three curity Act and showing the progress day located in linuer Valley, corning to that the President is' gradually switch- from the Citizen Ticket, Progressive during the quaiter ending Nov, Dental examinations were given to made Evanston in 1917, and had since been ing his fiscal policy, feels that the and two from the Ticket: school children in three of the 2, 1937. Progressive comengaged in ranch and farm work. In time for an accounting has come, and At the end of 1937,, a toearly days he drove the mail stage that the budget must be balanced by a PROGRESSISTS CITIZEN TICKET munities in Rich County by Dr. J. A. tal of about 35 September, million social security elt. trom this city to Randolph and Idaho major reduction in Federal K. E. Muir 123 spending, It might be of interest to know the account numbers had been assignedFed-to points, having had a most rugged and From a statistical standpoint, the Morrell Booth 119 of children needing dental care applicants for participation in the number career. He was honorable interesting budget report is not encouraging. Mr. Harold Jones 90 benefits program which in all his dealings, Hign eral Elementary aud Randolph a hard worker, Roosevelt 77 that the deficit for Albert Smith now been in operation for nine has 225 of needed out School dental Ib6 highly respected and esteemed by aiL the current fiscal year will be 0 68 Elarl Wilson months. This total includes about four care. ISurviving are two uaughte.s by a for$277,600,000 more than he million applications received during 54 School Garden mer marriage, Mrs. City Elementary ioiet Rollins, Hy- predicted in his April budget state-ii- ! PROGRESSIVE TICKET this quarter. out of 59 needed dental care. man, and Mrs. Frank Crompton, oi nt. The increase he blamed on ex- James D. Kennedy 56 Every state, including the District Woodruft Elementary School 25 out Green River, Wyoming; lus present cessive 58 by 'Congress in the Geo. I. Barker spending of Columbia, Alaska, and Hawaii, now care. 49 dental of needed wife, Mrs. Susan E. Evans, city, whom face of Presidential 78 warnings, as the Arthur Brough has a law to protect its workers against of the first friendships One that he married in the Logan Utah Tempio. New York- T;mes 126 phrased it. He es- Lynn McKinnon child should make outside of total loss of income during periods of Nov. 8, 1898; four sens, Norman W timated that F. Wilson 84 every eollpctions for Treasury bis Evans. Green River ; Henry, Grant and :he 1938 fiscal year will be $1,357,000.- family circle is with the dentist. involuntary unemployment, and all the 1 This is the recommendation of the laws have been approved by the Social William Evans, Evanston ; three daugh 000 in the 1937 fiscal SAW MILL BURNS than greater Security Board. The board estimates Utah State Board of Health. lers, Mrs. Joseph Bailey and Mrs. Jos- rear, with income taxes accounting for How much more pleasant and profit- that workers in nearly 21,000,000 jobs eph Stevenson, city; and Mr.-- Chris approximately half rf the increa e. And Relatives of S. R. South, of Island able it is to have prevented than are covered by these 51 laws. Anderson, Missoula, Montana ; a broth- te estimated that 19.38 received word that his to have it cured. decay Idaho, Park, expenditures By September 15, the unemployment Few children would er, Oscar Evans, Ogden, Utah; and pxcluding the important item of d bt saw mill had been destroyed by fire. ever suffer from toothache, abscessed trust fund in the United States Treasthree sisters, Mrs. Minnie Johnstone. etirement (money set aside to pay off People of Randolph are very sorry or crooked teeth if they were taken to ury amount to $448,482,983.22. This Portland. Oregon; Mrs. Andrew Hunt- government bonds as fail due) to hear of his loss. they the dentist early in life and returned represents deposits, plus accrued interer, Ogden, and Mrs. Robert Marshall. will be $656,000,000 under the 1937 lev1 est and less withdraways for benefit for inspection and care. often Utah. Randolph, el. Bigg st cut, according to the Presi LAKETOWN NEWS see dentist payments, of 42 States and District the to Continue at least Funeral services were held Tuesday dents statement, is in the relief bud-n-of Columbia. Wisconsin, the only State Remember months. six have to every at 2 :00 p. m. at the Evanston Ward L he anticipates that n 1938 it will Mi'S Eva Schofield of Fish Haven, watch the Childs six year which has begun to make benefit paydentist D. S. Chapel, with Bishop Will.am Ben- lie $1,139,000X00 your less than in 1937. who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. come in and see that ments, had withdrawn $1,200,000 for nett of the Second Ward in charge. These estimates are not especially iin Stephen Gheen at her canyon home, re- molai'9areas theyfrom free decay and in their this purpose. they O Hymn by choir, invo pressive in the face of subsequent de- turned home My Father There are now 50 approved plans for Thursday. dentist can reYour proper place. camtion, Elder Wm. J. Starkey; solo. velopments that can make the actualimove any green or brown stain there aid to the needy aged. Federal grants Mrs. Louie Brougn : ty very different. But. "Going Home, along with his Among those who attended the Heme be on the teeth. He is quick to to States for aid to the needy aged solo, In the Palace of the King statement, the President took Coming at the TJ. S. A. C. last week may budget notice the first signs of crooked teeth. amounting to $37,064,036.55 were apWm. F. Starkey; the speakers were nn important step which has a tre- wore, Bishop and Mrs. J. H. Weston. He will straighten them while the proved by the Social Security Board for former Bishop P. G. Matthews: Elder mendous G. N. Weston, jr.. Grant Lamborn, Mr. child is bearing on fiscal affairs. the and teeth are easy the quarter. This brings the total Fed C. O. Tingey and Elder H. W. Phillips, He ordered two of the princiin' Wooten. Clayton Robinson and Ray to move. young The longer you put it off fcfal grants for this purpose to $186, all paying a tribute to the deceased as spending agencies the Reconstruction mond Webb. the more difficult, painful and costly 0S6, 473.87 since February, 1936, when a good husband, father and citizen Pi nance Corporation and the Public Federal funds became available. it becomes. Bishop Brough read a p vm. Only a Works Administration to make no fur a Mrs. DeWitt Johnson entertained to are essential Good There are 37 approved state plans teeth good Dad: duet. In the Garden Mrs ther commitments. The pronounce- number of ladies at her home health. Give child a chance to for aid to the needy blind. The total your Margaret Disten and Mr- Harriet Eas ment. to quote th Times last Thursday evening at a bundle better health by keening his teeth in Federal grants for this purpose were ton ; choir. Rock of Ages Benedle "amounted to a death sentence agan for shower honoring Mrs. Wendell John 1936, condition at all times. $6,622,177.77 since, February, tion. Elder Loraine Rollins. these emergency agencies. of which ton, a recent b ide. Parlor games were good Dr. Felt will be in Rich County again when Federal funds became available. There was a good attendance and the fhst was established bv President played and dainty refreshments served the third week in November, at that It is estimated from reports covering profusion of flowers. Hoover and the secrnd bv President time he wishes to make nc'ssary den- the past months that a total of $949,000 Interment was made in City eeme Roosevelt. Hereafter the 2 bureaus will On Friday night Mr. and Mrs. Frank tal corrections. was paid out in October from' Fedunder direction of the tery Bryan pay out menev only. for past commit Price were' hosts at a showerMABEY, HELEN eral, state, and local funds to approxi . Mortuary. ment wlmse crt ha not been met Hall for their daughter County Nurse mately 39,000 needy blind persons in 35 John Wm. Harris Roy and for operating expenses.yet It is to be Eliza, also an October bride. She left of the 37 states with approved plans. mond Carpenter. R. J. Matthews. Vic- assumed, therefore, that will be later with her huMband, Mr. Clyde WELL BABY CONFERENCE they The average amount paid to individutor W. Matthews. Peter Danks and rapidly liquidated. The President's Williams for Evanston, Wyo., where CONDUCTED LAST WEEK als under these plans was $24.66 in John Barton The Wyo. Times, Evans- step was a logics follow-uof the they will make their heme. August, 1937, the lat month for which ton. spaech mad by RFC Chairman Jsse conferences were held in reports were available. Well ' baby 1 Jones on October 8. when he said: It Mrs. Wm. J. Lamborn and Mrs. OliThere are 39 approved state plans for Randolph and Garden Citv last week. UNIVERSITY OF UTAH NEWS s oiir pnrn-'to dbcon'inue genera ve" Wahlstrom have returned from Dr. W. W. Bigelow, Dr. F. P. Patton aid to dependent children. It is estilending for the verv geofl vreaon that Salt Like City where they went to be and Tr. M. S. Reay were the attend- mated from reports covering the pasi The Fourth Annual Invitational Ex thorn is enough nvaiteb,Q private cap with their sister, Mrs. Jos. A. Cheney, ing nhvsicinns. months that a total of $5,993,000 were hibition of Fine Arts 'has been an- tal to meet legitimate demands for ai who is seriously ill there. Mr. and Eighty-eigh- t infants and aid out in October from Federal, nounced by the University of Utah com purposes. y Mrs. Ross Chen-motored to Salt children were examined. Mothers were state, and local funds to approximately inittee on art exhibits, consisting of The significance of the ultimate dis Lake City on Sunday. 487.500 dependent children in 196.100 given advise on care and nutrition. Professor A. B. Wright and Douglas solution of the RFC aud the PWA can We were very pleased with the in- families in 39 states with approved O. Woodruff. Many artists have been Mr. and Mrs. Bert Greenhalge, for- crease in number of inoculations given plans. The average amount paid under Both served hardly be exaggerated. invited to be present at the exhibition major, though different erner mer residents of Laketown, but now (o children for diphtheria ; thirty in these plans was $30 74 per familv in entirely to be held in the Unin Building s'art gency needs. The REG was conceiv- residing in Burley, Idaho, returned for Angut, 1937, the last month for which ing Sunday. November 28. and running d and administered as a bolster for n short visit last week. They, with all.Dr .J. A from dentist were available. Felt, visiting reports through Friday. Dp 'ember 17th. business it. lent money to railroads, their children, Hilton and Marcelle Ogden, made dental examinations and A jury has been armunted to act and sim were guests at the home of Mrs. Ben the children who needed care were oames, insurance Anyone having worked in industrial with the committee In the selection and uar institutions. companies, The PWA was con T. Orvin. referred to their family dentist. who has reached 65 since employment arrangement of the exhibits and administered as a direct in We wih to thank the Relief Societ Jan. 1, 1937, is entitled to make appliLvman Hymas, Stake Superintendent ies for the splendid dividual relief measure it gave jobs in cation for the money in their old age Among our youth the tr- nd is notice; to all types of workers, fram day la of Sunday Schools, accompanied by these conferences worth while. insurance account, or the estate may making and toawrd monarchy away frpm borers to actors. By sending the two goodlv percentage of his Board, paid ably HELEN MABEY, make application in case of death since dictatorial, socialistic, communistic agencies into the limbo of history, the n visit to our Sabbath School last County Nurse. Jan. 1, 1937. and democratic forms of government. President declares, in effect, that the Sunday. 1 J. GOLDEN HUNSAKEiR. Not only bas a queen hen chosen to is over and the emergency depression Field Representative. We of Names Eat rule over the Univer ity ( f Utah HomeThings to went Round The Singing Mothers period is passed. 414 Kiesel Buliding, this but the fam eat week, we The names of the things coming royal 1 Valley Monday evening and prp itrated Ogden, Utah. humlly has been augmented by a king. The derivations. have curious on a Thomas Mrs. Lucy HALLOWEEN PARTY GIVEN sruprise party 1 Collegiate preferences are not stray at the home of her mother. Mrs. Bar- ble vegetable, parsley, for instance, SOUTH RICH NEWS NOTES tng dangerously from normaley. how held at the bara Earley. The Relief Society Pres- traveled from Greek to Latin, from was A Halloween Party ever. Reassuring signs of conformity Someone were Latin to Saxon, and from thence to guests. to popular attitudes and ideals are home of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Brougn idency let thespecial Everyone who attended the Hallow cat out of the baa. but its present form. It actually has Mr. and Mrs. Roy Danna nearly last Friday. Ball last Friday night, expressed een detected in the fact that the king was was A not time had by the same origin as the name Peter good quite. himself as having had a most enjoyselected from photographs by a well of Salt Lake City were honored guests. all. Dainty refreshments wer served. All (a rock), for it grew among the able evening. Both, those in costume known stage star. of ancient Rome. Potato is and without. rocks present report a dandy time. Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Brig Irwin. 1 from the which, in Spanish patata, Mrs. Ralph Irwin, Mrs. Jos. Irwin. Mrs Following the trails of old explorers WeekLiked Funereal Architecture Arabs and Chinamen seemed to be is a hobby of Dr. L?land Creer. of C. H. Alley, Mr. and Mrs. Heb'r C. Rob turn, says Pearsons London Hay-tia- n the the in from came have outstanding characters at ithe charly Magazine, Europeans Proalways insen and Mr. and Mrs. A. Leslie Egypt the University of Utah factulty. sweet-tastinacter dance. Prizes were awarded to of ing been type batata, a fessor Creer has fallowed the original Welbb motored to Evanston Tuesdav impressed by the strong and Mr. Peterson. Wilson Reta back sweet The clination for word old of the bv goes and in Oortez taken Mexico, Egyptians path morning to attend the funeral services yam. e be has gone over the route of Coro- funereal architecture and emblems for Cornelius Evan.s resident to the Sanscrit svad to taste; and The Home Economics girls gave the About 160 of mortality, as well as their pernado in his explorations. of Laketown. who died at his home in sugar has also come to us from the dishes away Friday night. Mrs. Erma of verse taste for the bizarre in theyears after Father Escalante, one Evanston, Saturday night, His wife same ancient language, via Per- Jones won the dinner set, Vilate Mcthe earlist explorers of Utah, made ology Lions with the heads of was formerly Susan Irwin. sian, Arabic, Spanish and French, Kinnon the casserole, and Mrs. Ray Oreer and hs crocodiles and men with the heads his historic trip. Ir. The Sanscrit for sugar was Dean of Woodruff, the cookie jar. Mrs. Lnno Willis Is sojourning in party made flm trio from Santa Fe up of hawks, standing in solemn rows which first meant grains of across Mexico. New week. Lake Salt Arizona, this through City in shadowed aisles of great temsand. Another lycenm program was prethe Colorado River at Crossing ot ples, or in low relief over at North Rich High Wednesday sented 1 crawling the Fathers, up eastern Uteh and ws Magnolia Named for Botanist rock tombs, embody a good deal The lecture and demonstration Doukhobors From Russia night. over to Utah ern Colorado fn Vprnal. The magnolia was named for of in on sheer was horror concrete form. Canin Stratospheric Balloons which Doukhobors The arrived countv. then south through Cedar City Pierre Magnol, a French botanist ada in 1898 and 1899, and the govern- proved to be interesting and educationatand Hurricane and hack to Santa Fe. Some have succumbed to the mosphere to the extent of making ment allotted them land in the prov- al, especially to the physics students. i obeisance before the statues of the ince of Assiniboia, near Yorktown, French Terms A SUIT AND TOPCOAT FOR A few of Ihe South Rich students and in Saskatchewan, near Thunder will present French cooking terms in common ancient gods. a program to the students THE OF ONE PRICE T use include: ,Cafe noir black cofHill, and Prince Albert. They came of North Rich on Armistice Day. from Russia. Trying to Please Everybody fee; aux marrons with chestnuts; You actually get a suit and a De man dat tries to pleast ev1 en brochette on skewers; petits The faculty play, Love Incorportopcoat two garments for the Make Odd Errors Sculptors fours small, dainty cakes (freely erybody, said Uncle Eben, aint is coming along fine. It is to be ated, one. of think of Just it! price to git along nigh so well as de In make errors. gine Nov. 19th. strange Sculptors staged translated); ever Have a more heard of garni garnished; man who you 1 the case of the statue of Oliver squares up to de world an bombe glace a fancy, molded frozliberal offer? We made a foroutside Westminster Cromwell, en dessert usually composed of one gits everybody tryin to please Thunderstorms Warnings tunate purchase of these Oavel-TeHall, London, the spurs are upside ice and, one or two kinds of ice him. Natures greatest warning of the overcoats from the manu1 down cream. facturer at a low price and are approach of a thunderstorm is ex4. 1 passing them on to you. perienced on a mountain, where the Old Stamps a Curiosity Boulevard Named for Jackson atmosphere becomes so charged Old stamps used by Federal deOne ot Largest Clocks SOLD AT with electricity that it makes a Chicaone Jackson of boulevard, of frankthe before One of the largest clocks in the partments days most mans hair stand on end, his fingers arteries radial important gos in a framed are free N. at postage, has ing, a world, DAVE SMITHS J., Jersey City, Anto West was the named emit sparks and the metal points for side, at j minute hand 38 feet long, an hour room of the Interior building BARBER SHOP of his ice ax hiss like vipers, says j drew Jackson, seventh President of hand of 27 feet and a dial 50 feet Washington. 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