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Show 10, 1937 JUNE TDE S U N - A D V O C A T E . PRICE, UTAH Sugar Beet Thinning JPORT ISSUED OH In Carbon Area Will WIDOW OF FORMER Be Finished June 25 COUNTY WEH) WORK MERCHANT PASSES Thinning PAGE FIFTEEN Services Held For Price Man Succumbs In Glenwood Springs Spring Glen Woman Funeral serv ices for Bill Kanas, 52, of Price, were held in the Hellenic Orthodox church Tuesday at 2 p. m. He died of Rocky Mountain spotted fever on June 4 m Glenwood Springs, Colorado, after a short illness. Burial took place in the Price City Mrs. Hazel Jensen, 27, wife of Howard Jensen of Spnng Glen, died at her residence Sunday. Funeral services were held at Spring Glen Wednesday, with burial in the Spring Glen cemetery under the direction of the Wallace mortuary, Mrs. Jensen was born in Lark, Boy district camp-o-re-e, Price City park. Utah, on January 4, 1910, a daughter June 12 Monthly meeting of the of Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Francis. Beboard of education of the Carbon sides her husband and parents, she is school district. survived by two small children, and Billy Jensen, Spring Glen. June 13 Annual Flag day services sponsored by Price lodge No. 1550, B. P. O. Elks; program this year to be held at Helper. June 14 Regular meeting of Price city council, 7.30 p. of sugar beets in Carbon Rods county will be Destroy 788 Square completed about June Mrs. Emma Fleischer vt,ws Stein Dies 25, according to an Jun 10, 11 and 12 Annual cookOf White Top; Project announcement In Salt Lake Hospital After this week by Ray Branch, field agent Costs $244 school sponsored by electrical ing for the Holly Sugar company. ThinLingering Illness equipment dealers of Price and the activities at Green River, which Utah Power and Light company. jewkes, district agricultural ning is included m the Mrs. Emma Fleischer week that this announced Stein, 53, iJeector, companys Price June 11 and 12 Carbon Scout were district have. already been fimshd. The peak employment in Carbon beet fields will be about 70, Mr. Branch said. Dspite the recent cold weather, the beet crop in this area is farther advanced than last year and the stand of beets is better. Due to the fact that prospects are exceedingly bright for a higher puce than heietofore, beet thinners are being paid higher widow of Benjamin Stein, former Price and Helper merchant and onetime mayor of the latter city, died in a Salt Lake City hospital Thursday after a lingering illness of pemphigus. She had been residing in Salt Lake City since the death of her husband. Born in Poland, Mrs Stein came to New Yoik with her parents at the age of 8 years. Approx imatly 28 ears ago, at the time of her mar-- l wages, Mr Branch said. The averlage to Mr. Stein, the couple moved m. age remuneration is approximately to Carbon county Mr Stem operJune 15 Public meeting sponsoied $7 an acre, he reported. ated the Lowenstein Mercantile com- by Price Townsend club; speaker, Over 700 acres of beets have been pany in the Savoy hotel building for Ward B. Long of JLos Angeles. planted in the Price distnct this sea- many years, later moving to Helper. son, this acreage being approximately Surviving are a daughter, Geitrude 200 greater than last year. Stem, Salt Lake City; three sisteis and a brother of New York and a brother 29 cents; other lands, y, of Los Angeles. Girl St cents. Funeral services and burial were held m Salt Lake City. (The work done under the project to destroy white top Yts intended Word has been received that John to seed and spread to A meeting of Girl Scout leaders of went Jjofore it O. Vieta, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. white top in Carbon county, featuring instruction taiaffected areas. All of Helper, will graduate from Vieta of of with the the activities apwas in File exception organization, &e county, Scofield in the acre held at an church the here Community Medical school at EvanNorthwestern proximately last week. Mrs. Clyde J. Roberts of ston, Illinois, Saturday with highest apd Clear Creek districts, was Columbia served as instructor. honors. Get the right number when you Mr. Vieta, a graduate of the Carlist employees on your information bon county high school, will return repents, Postmaster Ray Walters to- to following graduation to Helper indusday cautioned commercial and visit his family and friends. He will trial employers in Price who are seek- go to Chicago on July 1 to pursue his ing to obtain the social security ac- mterneship at St. Lukes hospital. FORMERLY LEWIS OPTICAL CO. count numbers of wage earners no longer in their employ. Former Carbon Resident Dies Under treaesury regulations, he exto Funeral services were held in Salt plained, employers must list employee Lake City last week for Mrs. Laura account numbers on their information Whittaker Cameron, 65, widow of repoits. Post offices are requesting Fiank N. Cameron and a former resithat if a worker has failed to report dent of Carbon county. Laborhis Social Security account number, She was born in Iowa in 1871, the employer should file an applicawith sufficient sup- daughter of John J. and Elizabeth tion form (SS-5- ) Whittaker. After marrying Mr. Camporting information to establish the eron, they came to Utah, about 40 reasonabeyond employees identity ble doubt. This application will be years ago, and resided in Castle Gate checked against the files to see if an for over five years. Mr. Cameron account number has already been is- was prominent in the coal business, holding executive offices in both the sued. Utah Fuel and Liberty Fuel comaccount If the employee has no number, the employer must then file panies. Survivors of Mrs. Cameron are one an application for an account numa ber on behalf of his employee, stat- daughter; two grand-childre- n; ing on the form the reason for his fil- brother and two sisters. If ing such application. There is always the possibility of their Social Security account nummistakes, it was pointed out,, if em- bers to their employers to do so ployers merely submit lists of names promptly. to post offices, to check against the A files in the hope of immediately findPasseportout for sale at The account had numbers out what ing been assigned. Without sufficient inr A'NV.'xv'y1 w formation to identify the employee in question, the wrong number may be obtained and the resulting mistakes will prove costly to the entire program. No. 166 Rye Mr. Hayward alsourgedallemETA No. 63 Bourbon Mr. Walters also urged all employees who have not yet reported white top square rods of under the weed troyed during May ffntrol projects sponsored by Carbon ?ntv Total cost of the work was 33 cents per or an average of rod on summary of the work done cost is the and land of ..ous types follows: Cultivated lands, 228 square rods, 50 along streams and canals, 17 $22 50; roadways, jlkre rods, Juare rods, $6; railroad rights-of-T- ? 121 square rods, $35.50; other tods 372 square rods, $112. The cost of the work per square Jd was as follows: Cultivated lands, St cents; along streams and canals, 2 cents; roadways, 35 cents; railroad rights-of-wa- Carbon semi-month- Ne-d- ra LOOK BEHIND THE HAMEPLATE ly Fairbanks worse Carbon Youth Will Graduate Saturday From Northwestern Scout Leaders Hold Meet cemetery under the duection of the Flynn Funeral home. Kanas was born in Greece. At the time of his death he was employed as a sheep herder by Louis Terliamis of Emma, Colorado. IN i "tJwie ug d&ei&nce. REFRIGERATORS! Only the new Price Employers Told To Use Care On For Social Security Optical Laboratories Conserva-do- Refrigerator offers you: the CONSERVA-DOR- ; Self Sealing -- Crisper; Sliding Fruit Drawer; Utility Stor- age Compartment; freezHeat unit. ing Come in and let us show you how long this new refrigerator will run on one pennys worth of o in addition wholesale Announcing be had can on weekly prices eye glasses payments. While in Price visit the Optical atory; have them straighten and adjust your glasses without charge. See Utahs nicest and most up to date Optical Parlors. Remember OPTICAL LABORATORIES Price and Salt Lake City, Utah -- wave-proof electricity a t your rate! See the penny meter) test. Look behind this j nameplate before you buy. Youll be glad you did! PRICES FROM $134.90 to $254.90 TERMS TO SUIT PRICE LUMBER & HARDWARE CO. 202 West Main Phone 111 Price, Utah vv x jvXv vvv w QUART p A FILL THE TANK ONCE PINT and drive all day DeNOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. partment of the Interior, General Land Office at Salt Lake City, Utah, No. 167 Rye No. 64 Bourbon June 3, 1937. NOTICE is hereby given that Hy-ru- m Jensen, of Castle Dale, Utah, who, on Oct. 11, 1929, made stock-raising homestead entry, No. 048737, for SSEVi, NWViSE1!, Sec. 11, SWV4NE14, SEy4Nwy4, NVzNE'q, Wy-SEi- , swy4 Sec. 14, NWy4NEy4, NyNW4 Sec. 23, Township 12 South, Range 8 East., Salt Lake Meridian, has filed notice of intention to make final Proof, to establish claim to the land above described, before W. G. Peacock, Jr., Notary Public, at Castle Dale, Utah, on the 20th day July, 1937. Claimant names as witnesses: Bert Westover, of Huntington, Utah, Luke Millarich, of National, Utah, Felix Dussere, of Price, Utah, James of &&$ wm & 'Will Alger, of Cleveland, Utah THOMAS F. 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