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Show Subscription $1.00 the year. Midvale, Utah, Septem ber 22, 1927 VOL 3 NO. 16 ~~r ~":· ~ I NAliVE SON IS . .. . CLUB MEETING [ ===:= LA lD TO REST INTERESTING ONE ;=::::=========;:========rr;:r:::r;===m===== 1: • t Impressiv e fu.nera services were The interestin g and instructiv e held for Enno Drown, son of the sessions of the Central District late D. A. and Elizabeth W. Drown Federatio n ·Conventio,n held at UnTuesday at one o'clock in the Midion Saturday of last week were vale ward house. well attended by this represent aMr. Drown died very suddenly tion from Midvale Communi ty Friday evening Sept. 16rd at his Club: Mrs. Ira Beckstead , Mrs. N. home in Mag,na following a heart J. Carlson, Mrs. L. M. Kemp, Mrs. attack. Prior to the services the C. B. Davis, Mrs. R. W. Born, Mrs. remains were viewed at the resi~ J. H. Brown, Mrs. Nellie Gorham, dence of hi. mother in Midvale. Mrs. Youngs Cutler, Mrs. H. C. Ay The chapel was filled with sorlett, Mrs. J. A. Aylett, Mrs. J. J. rowing relatives and friends and Landers a.nd Mrs. E J Knowles. the profuse floral offerings bore The meetings were in charge of testimony to the love and esteem district president, Mrs. J. B. Meyin which the deceased was held. ers of Bingham and the program • Bishop A. P. Rasmusse n was i.n was carried out as follows: charge. P1 ayers were offered by 10 a. m. Board Meeting: 10:30 a. Peter C. Ra~ mussen and Olof Olm. General Session. Club Songson. The music and singing was "Utah, Our Homeland " Litany by by Mrs. Aurolius Shrimer, Violin; Mrs. Alice Burgon; Greeti.ngs by I Vocal duets by Messrs. Anderson Mrs. Jessie Berrett; response Mrs. and Ensign of the Magna Ward, L. J. B. Meyers; conventio n followed I E. Van Dam and Mrs. L. E. Peterby special music. son of San 1 y and C. I. Goff and Reports were then heard from Miss Cora Goff. The speakers were the various club presidents interJohn Brey·r-, n ci""h~o r and fellow spersed with songs and a vocal so• workman of the deceased; WHiiam 1 lo by Isobel Reading, and a violin l Harkness, Bishnp of the MaP,"na solo by G. 0. Thor.nton. Ward and Royal L. Gartf of. Salt Mr ~ Bardsley, State Chairman Lake. also addressed the conventio n. j The pal.l bearers were from the Luncheon at 12:30. ·..I )Iagna Ward. Intermen t wa m At 2:00 p. m. a general session. ~ 1 the Wasatch Lawn Cemetery . Song "America the Beautiful "; adEnno Drown was born in Middress ,.......Council Mee-ting at Grand· • • vale, then called Bingham Ju.n ction Rapids__,M rs. C. E. Maw;. special r 1 41 years ago, and until the time of ' ~ prizefigh a be wa~ I ; president be ~na. music, Mrs. Aurelia Shimer, violindon't I , ..Jberage Jloung c:?unerica7l./.t''Naw his marriage all his life was spent o.n ist; address ''Club Co-operati last er. They get more for ooe little old fight than you paid atl your presioents in the in this communit y, where as a boy With Parent-Te acher's Organiza· and man he made and retained a fthletzen tions, Mrs. Levi Edgar Young. ·h ost of friends. He is survived by II'rio--The Little Soubretti, Misses his wife, Connie Garff Drovm, two Smith and Miss Coomber. daughters and a son, his mother, There were present from the Mrs. Elizat-eth Drown, a sister, State Federatio n, Mrs. C. E. Maw, Mrs. Wm. ::vf:wcroft of Salt Lake, Mrs. Jolin Cully. and Mrs. E. 0. and two brothers, La Drue D ·own, Wattis. It was decided that after of Midvale and Glen Drown, o.f the Central District Conventio n Magna . • .next March, that the Central DisLis;rhtnin2- ' a2'am won m a <iPath Permissio n to discontinu e trac· L. A. Sumbot, proprieto r of the trict will meet annually instead of semi-annu ally and the meeting is Midvale Shoe Rebuildin g establish- tion service on thes Midvale .and struggle when Clifford Hansen, 51, to be held in Septembe r of each ment has moved into his .new quar- Sa.n dy lines below Second avenue a farmer residing near Bluffdale, and State street in Murray, and to ters on Center Street. year. Mr. Sumbot is to be congratul at- substitute bus service in lieu of the was killed as he was driving in a A letter of condolenc e was read LEASED W!RE SF.RVICE 7 o'clock that was sent to R. V. Thompson , ed on his effort to give the people street cars on those lines, was grant field near his farm about bolt also LOS ANGELE S, CA.LIF, SEP. 21 of Ophir, whose wife was accident- of this vicinity the best available ed to the Utah Light & Traction Wednesda y eveni,ng. The Company Wednesda y by the public killed his team and knocked his 7- M'd 1 Ut h 1 M'd 1 J ally killed last summer i.n an auto .;;ervice in his line. 1 1 We o:rnaT,T . vaf e, . ha 1 h Here is an instance in which a utilities commissio n. The commis year-old son, Floyd, from the wag- ' V~a accident. Mrs. Thompson was pres vt '1.r.n. 11l'nls f'.,.n . us. The boy's shoes F ... .J Ia e"' k ,u· k t L' t St 0 f b Cl ' W th f 'd unconscw on comfortaa that ordered also sion direct p- busi.ness, practicall y without u o omen s e 1 ent o a e 1ves oc · . .uar e . feet by the N t:Uera1 · 1 · h1s from torn were depot paszenger t tt f co.nvenien and hi r. It was a rna er o spec1a m- competitio n in Midvale and vicini- ble ~~tie cnmn:1.red with last W<>riconscious terest to Midvale's correspon dent ty, is continuall y adding equipmen t be provided by the traetion com- lightning, but he regained and was nesday, thirty three hundred for the and reporter of club affairs to note and innovatio ns in order that you pany at, or convenien tly near, its .ness within a few moments able to hurry to the nearest house that the account of the Central may be better served whe.n such terminals on State Street. week; steers sharply hi~her mostEvidence submitted at the hear- for aid. District Federatio n Conve.ntion service is desired. ly fifty to dollar up; weighty kin,ls planting been had Hansen Mr. n applicatio; s k company' ld the on hi h ing are Such progressiv e motives w c was he in Par City and showing most advance: best wei <r hwas and fields the of one in grain car the abandon to n permissio l for la11gely tend will and ble commenda years two pub ished by the Journal · ty setters thirteen hundred poun1 s the When son. his by ied accompan lines the on busses I substitute ed and n. competitio a p ace in the to keep away ago had receiv brought ten thirty five; trade quotwathe i.nto ·got he up came storm comthe that k b indicated , d h Clu b records an d a Visit Mr. Sumbot's new establish mentioned een ta en ed good weighty steers up to trn . for started and son his with gon over something losi.ng hib was d pany 1 real a what yourself for See ment. a as to At antic City an ex 1ted seventy five with choice kinds Rtill wa the struck bolt The house. his those operating in annually I $7000 And offers. up-to-date service he special artie e. higher; other steerR nine seven v from mile half one about when gon that also out pointed was It lines. the is economy that remember then n Those attending the Co.nventio five to ten fifteen ith common and m clium _gr'ld~ ... 0 i,.,.ht b ninP ft'hr: n. destinatio its. li,nes, from Midvale were loud in their . watchwor d of the age-have the old cleferred maintenan ce on the He is survived by his wife, Mrs bulk six to seven seventy five; light pait· of shoes rebuilded -there is which would have to be made up praise of the hospitalit y dispensed many a day' wear left in them yet. within the next two years, if trac- Fern Hansen; his father, M. C. heifers up to eig-ht fifty· bulls five following the a.nd at Union, and all report an interLehi, of Hansen, h would continue, to were service tion T e Journal wishes Mr. Sumbot fifty to six twenty five: Hogs. 4fi00 · hi s ;new 1ocation and cost approxim ately $92,000. sons and daughters ; Mrs. Parley esting and enjoyable time. success m for week; quarter lower, cloc::inr: hi s knowledg e of the bus· k nowmg While no protest was made to the Jones, Jane, Leslie, Russell, Elma, top and bulk one fifty to one ni.n ty h hi b h · · dollars. mess m w c ... e engaged, we ave proposals some opposi~ion develop- Mary, Leona, Floyd, Bernice and pound butchers fourteen ed on the part of residents of So. John. The following brothers and no fear for h1s future. Murray to the co.nnection terminals sisters also survive; Mrs. Phillip ' Mrs. Emily Nelson trailed her P.ichards and o.thers. The appli- being fixed at Second avenue and Jones, Mrs. Marvin Ashton, Mrs. husband frnm Wyoming to _Tew cants declared that children's lives State street in Murray City, the John Street, Peter Hansen, Parvel York and then to Chica~0. wher . are endangere d when they are com decision set forth. The commissio n Hansen and James Hansen, all of she had him arrested for desertion. pelled to walk along the highway declared, however, that it felt the Lehi: Mrs. Arthur Peterson a.nd .Mrs. H. G. Thurston, of Daven· Jordan West of Crabb Nevin Mrs. served be would ce convenien public com The particular ly on rany days. Ia., found $5,000 in currency Pleas port, of Nelson Raymond Mrs. and by , considered things all better, prowould it that assured mission put be sidewalks that Request in an old nuilt which she had u::::ed · 1 a t S econd ave. ant Grove. · th e t erm1.na down in the vicinity of the Jordan vide all the gravel, establish the P1acmg for several years. roads cross the at district School Eighty seven couples belonging of Redwood road and Bingham high grade, and give the services of the Mrs. Stena Heward spent SaturGeorge Sheers, of Mattoon, Ill., to a Paris "marriage Club" will way was made of the county com- surveyor, but had no money to ap- day and Sunday with relatives in has just had his first tooth pulled wed on the same day late this 4 • Iagna. missioner s Wednesda y by C. P. propriate. at tl-Je age of 100. ·month. 1 I lI I • veara. SUMBOT GIVES PERMISSION IS FARMER KILLED BEST OF SERVICE GIVEN FOR BUS BY LICHT~i~~ C ~ STOCK T (H ' j WEST JORDAN WANTS WALKS |