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Show I i SECOND SECOND SECTION un-Advoca- te section 1937 PAGE NINE years ago TWENTY St. Patricks Dance KIWANIANS ATTEND j Scheduled By Altar Society March 13th ! (Taken from A C the Wes of The Sun March Jf Friday. ( Taken 9. 1917). from the files of The of Thursday, March 8, L. E. Whitmore was the week week bv the hnarH nf during made was dea, w McKinnon and Mat First National bank tn became .he owners of the cashier made vacant company, buying tion of A. W. McKinnon. ameTrom H. S. Robinett. Both MEETING OF GRAND News-Advoca- te v,; rS f The city water wagon is to be gaily and put in first class painted lat-- fr at once so that all who want to repair Frst ; prac-'"- " for the Stevenson tice as bookkeeper riding before the first of August may have opportunity. Members of umber company. the council will take the first trip. cham-I- n The council has the decide to just ordered the wafinal game a of the gon made ready for the first demands hiD of the Nebo division the of the new season. tournament I' basketball won over the Wingville high school The win Mr. and Mrs. George Nixon have Carbon team Monday night. aggregation the city a quit claim deed to Springville the given Ws the state tournament which 30 feet around a block they own in fleeting at Logan this week. Score: Potters addition, thus making the street complete in that district. newly-organiz- Woman on of the state According to a report land commissioners Carbon .warn of of appraised i C0unty has 99,617 acres at $105,786 with lm- Cds worth $5214. laments fore Memorial Day as a date for the Firemans balL This sign is Keep Off the Grass. to adorn tAe courthouse lawn this spring, according to a resolution passed by the county commissioners. No more band concerts will be given there. Also the state road commission will be asked to designate as state highways the following: From hours. Eight-mipost on the Carbon-Emein hard The Suns idea of a man county road to Hiawatha; from farmer who the railroad crossing at Spring Glen luck is a Carbon county infor town to potatoes to Kenilworth; from Helper to Rains; end to has end. on the selling from Clear Creek to the Carbon-Uta- n stead of being county line. bird the not is only The Dodo bird The most severe snowstorm since old fashithat is extinct. There is the the do the to opening of the reservation deused who oned housewife scended iron on early last week upon the family washing on Monday, Wednof mountain range which the summit on Tuesday, patch and darn mail route traverses bake Duchesne-Helphouse Thursday, clean esday, railroad. to reach the and odds on Friday, catch up with 0 old ends Saturday and convey the President H. U. Mudge of the D. & man and children to church Sunday. R. G. road has granted a reduction of 25 cents per ton on coal hauled from Carbon county to points north of Ogden, via the Ogden, Logan & HEW Idaho electric. It is reported that there will be a 25 cent reduction on coal to Salt Lake City after April 1. derailment of sixty cars of & R. G. at Soldier ,oal on the D. Limit last Monday night caused a Lgiderable shortage of fuel among The derailment "ion coal dealers. , x necessitated a delay of thirty-siThe ry er YEAR Says a customer, I SEW YEAR when you started in busi- years ago, and traded with you ness have ever Y our since trade is appreciated here. Carbon Beauticians Speakers At Meeting . be- - le Provo Columbia Wal-lwe- re Chief Nick Bernardi has asked for the use of the city hall the night ed Utah-Idah- 53-2- 1 Under the direction of Mrs. J. P. recently jPhalen, plans are going forward foried by the 'the annual St. Patricks Day dance to purchased by the city. .. oureen J rom Carbon County jbe sponsored at the Silver Moon hall The new signal device, similar to Visit Newly Organized Saturday, March 13, by the Altar so- - those used in Salt Lake City, Provo 'the Banner class of seven new mem- Colorado Unit ciety of the Notre Dame de Lourdes and other cities, wall be installed in hers weie inducted into the order, church. a day or two, according to city offi- - The Helper lodge was the only one in St. is ball of the one cers, who feel that the light will solve the state to fill its quota. The Patricks Twelve Kiwanians from Price, the on the chief dances increasing traffic problem at the calendar, years headcd by President Earl Hills, and The Salt Lake City lodge was repfacili-th- e from Helper, attended a meeting and this years affair promises to be intersection. It will not only resented by C. Glen and J. Edmonds, usual enjoyable dance with thetate driving but will effectively proof the took who mote crowd usual part in the initiatory work safety. attending. large Grand Junction indicated that another and spoke briefly. They urged all officials City Kiwanis chapter Frilight may be installed at the inter- members to take a keen interest in Death Claims day evening. section of Main and First West. R. J. Vaughan, the Moose work and aid in the upIn past governor of the keep of the orders two great instituo Kiwanis tions, Mooseheart and Moosehaven. Mrs. Lydia Ester Harding, 84, of district, was one of A group picture of those present the principal speak Provo died Sunday at Columbia was taken for publication in the ers of the meeting, while visiting at the home of her Moose magazine, after which the eve- Three Carbon county beauticians no daughter, Mrs. Margaret May Kim- declaring that devoted to dancing and reon the speaking program of the 1 matter how many her. The body was taken by the f h ' service clubs a com- - lace mortuary to Provo, where fun- quarterly educational meeting of the of Utah Association Better Beauty! held services were eral interment and is mumty has, there Shops held recently in Salt Lake City, GuiIiS NOW always room for one Tuesday. Mrs. Harding was born in England! The Carbon speakers and their sub- more. Mrs. Sophia Roberts, G. J. Reeves, sup-'i- n May, 1853, a daughter of Edward jects were: erintendent of the! and Sarah Davis, coming to Utah in Price, Membership: Mrs. Eva Earl Hills Carbon school dis- - early pioneer days. She crossed the Smart, Price, Value of the Bulletin, land Mrs. Mayme Hansen, Helper, trict and former president of the plains in a handcart. Finance. Price club, was chairman of the eveBesides her daughter in Columbia, she is survived by a son, Arthur ning Lewis Hunsaker of Price briefly Harding of Provo, and 16 grandchild-- j outlined the history and growth ofren-th! Kiwanis movement He stated that the principal aim of Kiwanians CtUuOn COfil FiriTlS is the development of a more intel- vlIVCIl rp 3X IxClUnUS ligent, enlightened and serviceable -- A and Gilmour have resigned the former as cashier Scions, National bank and the Ae ad-L- IN BANNER CLASS JUNCTION CHAPTER 1917) hvthilam! Traffic Light Will MOOSE INITIATE 7 Be Installed Soon j j Business Progress citizenship. The meeting opened with the in- The Utah Fuel company and the troduction of visitors and local mem- - Sweet Coal company are among the bers by President Earl Hills of Price 13 federal taxpayers in the Utah coland President Frank Lipscomb of the lection district receiving refunds of more than $500 for the 1936 fiscal Grand Junction chapter. There was a medley of piano mu- year, according to a recent governsic by Frank Carmen, followed by ment announcement. The Utah Fuel received a rebate of two vocal solos by Rollan Gardner, who sang two popular numbers, ac- - $2369.95 paid as coal tax, while the companied by Mr. Carmen. Both are Sweet Coal companys refund amount- affiliated with station KEUB at Price. ed to $551.35. Price members extended an invitation to the Grand Junction club to return their visit in August or September, when Kiwanians throughout the states of Utah and Idaho will hold their annual meeting in Price. Officers of the Grand Junction cluo who were officially installed Friday night were Mr. Lipscomb as president; Charles Holmes, vice president; W. E. Chapman, secretary, and Wayne Luellen, treasurer. In addition to those mentioned above, the Carbon county representatives included: B. H. Young, J. P. Phalen, Elmie Bernardi, Ray Walters, Charles Spears, R. W. Crockett and H. J. Beckel of Price and S. P. Colton of Helper. ia made up of the courage and initiative of many individual business men. are men who look beyond the of the day or the limitations of their accustomed range of trade and study the prospects for greater things. To men of this type the advice and information of a bank can be particularly valuable. Your bank is a nerve center of conditions In your local Community. It is sensitive to current changes and impending events, and keeps informed on national trends. Whatever your present business plans and ideas are, this bank will be glad to discuss them and give you the benefit of its information and THEY $150,000 to stimulate navigation on the Green and Grand rivers. If the streams become adapted to the travel of large boats, the fruit industry in three counties will be stimulated. Something of the importance of the mining industry in Carbon county may be gleaned from the reports of companies of the net proceeds for 1916, totaling over a million and a quarter dollars: Spring Canyon, Carbon Fuel, $23,642; IndependWinter Quarters, $177,053; ent, U. S. Fuel, $78,869; Castle Gate, $161,901; Clear Creek, $96,968; Utah mine, $9,293; Utah Fuel, $438,133; men have gone Panther, $11,694; Black Hawk, $130,-39- way, Vernal businessat a time without as long as ten days Standard, $36,522 communication with the outside $68,-87- 6; $60,-27- 2; Clirable Sore advice. CARBON EMERY PRICE BANK UTAH 5; ACME AND CLEANERS TAILORS Utah Price Thirty Years Ago world. 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