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Show PAGE HELPER, UTAH, APRIL 13, i934 THE HELPER JOURNAL TWO and spoke on the principles of Moosedom, and the splendid work of the order being carried on at Mooseheart, Illinois. The closing prayer was given by HELPER, UTAH Earl Shumway. Prelate Published Every Friday The ceremonies were well atthe lodge room being GEORGE W. BAKER, - Manager tended, crowded to capacity. Entered a second clasa matter at the poatofflce at Helper, Carbon EXALTED RULER OF ELKS, PRICE SUNDAY County, Utah. THE Helper Journal A large delegation of members Subscription 6 Months - $1 of the Elka lodge In Helper jourDne Year - $2 neyed to Price early Simday last NEWS EDITION THE JOURNAL'S to be present at the welcoming DELIVERED ONLY ON SUBSCRIPTION ceremonies to Walter F. Meier, EDITION THE JOURNAL SHDPPER'S DELIVERED FREE TD EVERY HOME grand exalted ruler of that order, who is making a trip through the Advertising Rates on Application West. The program was held at the Notre Dame church, where Mayor Dalton gave a welcoming address. Music was furnished by the Carbon County High School band, and Frank Averill, exalted ruler of the Price lodge acted as toastmaster at the luncheon served at noon by -- Held in Helper Sunday Eve- the Lady Elks. Officers of the ning; Impressive Ceremo- Ouray, Colo., lodge accompanied the distinguished guest as far as nial Largely Attended by Price. Moose Lodge's Memorial To Its Departed Members of the Order. Mr. and Mrs. James Fluger Loyal Order of Moose, Helper made a motor trip to Salt Lake memorial conducted Lodge 1659, the of last week. latter part services Sunday evening, in the K. n commer-atioIn at P. of Hall, Helper, Subscribe for The Journal of the departed brothers, in custom of the with the compliance organization, and which ceremony EXPERT is conducted on the first Sunday Moose after Easter in all lodges, Dictator Harvey Partridge, of Price, was in charge of the cere monies. The roll call of following deceased members during the past at year was announced by Secretary A. J. Carlson, of Castle Gate: Peter Ramsey, Ed. Christensen, W. P. Nesbitt and Joseph Smuke. JEWELERS Opening prayers by Prelate Earl R. A. Nilson - Manager Shumway, of Price, according to the ritual rites for the dead. A piano selection was rendered by Mrs. Grace Roberts, of Price, "The Hotel That Makes followed by a vocal solo by Mrs. Earl Shumway, Price, accompanied You Feel at Home" on the piano by Mrs. Grace Roberts. A quartet composed of Mrs. J. Oril, Miss F. Oril, Mrs. L. Lamp-shir- e and Mrs. M. Jones, all of Mohrland, rendered a musical and vocal selection. A musical duet by Harry and Your Headquarters while Woodrow Clark, accompanied by in Salt Lake by Mrs. Harry Clark; a song by We Welcome You Miss F. Oril; and a piano selection by Mrs. L. Lampshire, closed the ceremonies. The principal speaker at the memorial services was W. Frank Olson, former mayor of Price, who Rates $1 Per Day and up euologized the departed members, Watch Repairing The Gift Shop WILSON HOTEL Auto Parking In the Rear Mr. ScotttcOdlhTdSJr? the Salt Lake City federation; James Morgan of Cheyenne, retir- if President Roosevelt hadla ing district secretary; J. J. Hurley, 000 organized workers of Seattle, representing the Inter- there would be no question a national Union of Structural Iron the enforcement of nra Workers, and Sam S. Kiefer, secre- lions. He said the pres:wf One Continued from Page done everything but com" C tary of the Utah Truckers' workers to organize. r the welcomed delegates session, Coal Miners In 2; Hiawatha and Wattis, 36; 8; Columbia, 3; Clear Creek, 16; Price, 222; Helper, 292; Kenilworth, 89; Castle Gate, Hei-nand Rolapp, 53; Spring Canyon district, 140; Wellington, 54; Kiz, 2; Scofield, 45. Direct relief was provided for 86 families, comprising 334 persons, while 757 families with 3028 individuals received work relief. Sun-nysid- e, Last Month's County Relief Convention er Cost $13,195 Helper has Largest Number on Rolls, With Price Second; Food Item Alone Over $10,' 000 for March. Carbon county relief expenditures during March totaled a report Issued Monday shows. During the month, 1089 applications for relief were granted as compared to 580 in February. Disbursements follow: Food, $13,-195.2- 9, who numbered apMayor Marcus proximately said that he was a former officer of the Glass Workers' union of Philadelphia and Is an honorary member of the Motion Picture Operators' union of Salt Lake. M. I. Thompson, president of the Utah State Federation of Labor, extended greetings for the state organization and presided, later turning over the gavel to John M. Ross of Superior, Wyoming, newly elected district president. The retiring district president, George Cole, also spoke. George Lambert of Rock Springs of Wyo., was elected the district and Virgil Wright of Cheyenne, secretary. Others to address the session in cluded A. M. Scott, president of and officers, 150. Kale Dale Nielson, 10, a student of the Central school at Price met instant death when he ran from behind a school bus from which he had just alighted into the path of an oil truck driven by Angus Johnson of Price. The accident one and one half miles south of Price where the school bus stopped to discharge pupils. $10,356.77; clothing, $797.10; fuel, $31.58; medical, shelter,$42.50; household $1294.03; necessities, Joe Veccio, Joe Myers, Tony $3.73; cash, $20; gasoline and oil, Krissman and Frank Zaccaria who $29.34; administrative, $620.24. to Bingham for the moved recently Included in the 1089 applications season, were in Helper were 1076 requests for food, 94 coming ballweek-end over visiting with for clothing, 75 for fuel and 10 friends.the relief. other for The number of cases in each community follows: Gordon Creek, 72; Spring Glen, 55; Miller Creek, JOLLY TIME S fi "O ?f IP Hero's the place to get the finest ta-tpop corn you ever genuine Jelly Time Pep Corn. It's always ensp fresh tender and seasoned just rMit Good? Say! Just try some ! .... od nt VrV. C y . jj Cff. Vji L ,jjTl? , h STRAND SWEET SHOP HELPER, UTAH. Yes or No? MAIL ORDERS FILLED . Add Promptly. PoM an. 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