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Show rt i fLa JL J 1 ! , sr. r i iT?; In Helper I P4 K,h J Politically Independent " ' THURAY, SEPTEMBER 2,1937 " $2 A VhAlT BKIPIION . i , v I county's celebration are; Day according to. leted ... nf af-- l "l in cnaie x ? , 21 Clubs Expected to IS September 10 to 25 Chosen As Dates Committees Appointed to Outline Plans Plans have been completed an;l The Retail Merchants associa-the (tailed program announced tion of Helper held its first meet- for the annual convention of the jnr of the year to man out the Utah-Idahdistrict convention of coming winter's program which opened at Price paign at the city hall Friday today and continues through Sat-- ! night. President R. A. Nilson was ex- in charee urdav afternoon. o of the meeting.J He sM.ir.sr the the ami of .immv of ti, mpmhera t.rfcu.t tv.wa'o 91 rinhs from the two states are already arriving and arrangements; ARlirSIHTrn have been made to welcome Al I Ifltl I LU proximately 300 Visitors, acor(ling) to Earl F. Hills, president of the. AC DDiMPlOI AL Price club. Although Price was) t awarded the convention, netn t'rice and Helper Kiwanis clubs will act 1 cam-Kiwan- A.11 C ' Be Represented BANQUET AT GRILL special guests who have been invited to attend the Labor Dayi celebration will be feted by the committee and Helper city council with a special banquet at the Grill Cafe club rooms. The dinner will be held at 11:30 a.rr. A special program has been George arranged, with Mayor Spratling acting as master of ceremonies. To Sponsor Railroad Week OPENS TODAY A np rrTrn iMTi iu ct rcicu mm larg-- j Retail Merchants - Traffic Club KIWANIS MEET . LABOR DAY GUESTS Beg!Ils Carton -- Vii; VU U iSrJLl 2LiL4 iLdiE - Awaits Labor Day Throng For Celebration iJe 4i4iUii ZlZl. l ii AikiU i nfPnPT Vv: . 07 V ,, x I ! I nlllull Teadie Registration Tfc.T amcd in Helper become 100 por cent organized and really get the P' 'gram started early. He then declared the meeting open, for a geueral discussion. It v. as the unanimous decision merchants or ait Uio.se present mat me as- tociaiion was ot immense value me rnercnanrs ana peopie 01 Helper, and that they should begin immediately to map out the fall iind winter campaigns. Th. first, matter discussed was the feasibility of sponsoring a Railroad Week. J. R. Loftis and Fred Voll represented the Railroad liaUli: KIWI) ttUtl BAlCBCU LUttil esil,, t0 cooperat6 with the sociation in sponsoring the of directors meeting ,nHeIPer Carbon-Emerbank at 10 a.m.; Tuesday gram. a fellowship luncheon by 19 to 25 inclusiveSeptember at the Grill cafe at 12:15. The, r an. was ho3. f in. j. uwu..i. ,.hnseti as tne aaies ann a Congressman Abe' Murdock luncheon was a joint meeting of . for- i a t pointed assistant principal of the commuiee consisune CITY ol iu ui iv. 3S wiii j TTrtin " Central school for the ,ovvi h Helper by Pres visiting Kiwanians as guests. R. J. coming schoal year, according to i,Jent Nilson: appointed W, D, BRYSON NAMED LOCAL TRIBUNE C. N. Menimott. vaughan, past district governor. an announcement from Supt. G. genwa chairman. Publicity, City Employees acted as master of ceremonies. Reeves yesterday. Mr. Bosone vertisins and darce; R. A. Nilson Given Pay Raise FETED j. GARR'ERS and first' The official OF opening GENERAL SUFT. will be under W. H. Warden, wno;(,hajrman Ace Miner, Gus Tsan-wil- l At the regular meeting of the business session was at 2 p.m. to- ot botb.:ari be principal again it chri Council last Thursday, jonnas and C. N. ' City Iday at the Carbon county high Helper schools. from the Retail Mer- was decided to restore the 10 per jMemmott of welcome FUEL UTAH The Salt Ijike Tribune and Tel- school. Addresses efand Art Hay took association, that in salaries cut cent Mr. Bosone lias ,chants egram feted their carriers from were given, following singing and! '4 tavernor Blood Al Martin from the Railroad and fect in 1933. Employees to beneCarbon county to a dinner and invocation by Mayors J. Bracken been a member Traffic club. Stories and Photoof the committees fit wmbers by this raise includes the the Heipei show Sunday. The purpose of this Lee of Price and Mayor George 0f D. V. of opcentral manager members Bryson, graphs, J. R. Loftis, Fred Voll Carbon county watermaster, electrician, H tie honor was because of a three'; Spratling of this city, Mr. Hills, ,nts, teachers and Sun-;pand George Spratling. of the fire department and police erations for the Colony Coal com- week's and facQuarters in Prire Price of the club, Junior high subscription campaign that president has lippn marlp ceneral Sol'.ball, Dr. A. R. Demman, This raise took ef rt!)nv 29, where enthusias- department. S. P. Colton, president of the for the past was won b' the local carriers chaii man. Gene Gibson, Ace Minsuperintendent of the Utah Fuel ws were given nuiu cvc.j fect August 15th. v. U. was two by years, where carriers their dads 'per club. Response hinh mainfai. it ; orty-niner and Al Martin. (It was sug- ,mnaM union and civic siiy, local he has been conwere in attend- - Dmi'U. Twin talis. Idaho. two and mothers, Th Gate. at Castle gested that six teams from the headquarters .sick had been given someCity to Help Sponsor lance at the dinner which was, Following introduction of dist- - uected with the I? becomes effective learue engage in a round ev position county Labor Day Dinner and international officers and history depart- served at the Grill cafe here. 1. robin for a prize). tournament anWednesday, September Mavor acSpratling dav's He has George ter the dinner the entire group! report of the district secretary ment. A Gate and to Since Castle his transfer permanent membership nounced that the city had volunwere taken to the Strand Theater. and treasurer, John W. McAdam shown ability and will Mr. to of finance successor committee has LaBryson consisting to the their assistance teered Thic rnntest included the areas of Provo, the district governor's aptitude in his th: M. P. Street. C. J. Allen, Louis. not been announced at the Colony in committee and work his Jesse was bor delivered sponsoring by Day !of Pocatello, Idaho, Logan. Pan message parade ev-- i Dankworth atid Emil Fabrizio the banquet for all distinguished Coal company. ppointment will Tooele and Carbon county. IN. E.krtson, Provo. Short speecnCity, ,v, appear in also nrp'ointed;",Trrfir " the in Mr. lived has wrtr Bryson "ii...ii.jt Grill at noon the , .ciuu.man-.iU es UJ guests Monday oe e. F. Baldwin, circulation Mm. .j k count'. Rock Springs district for a niim-- f duty of this committee to out. . js,- x Cafe, , ast ager of the Tribune and Telegram, enant governors, Thomas IaFond, ceived by stud Fred Bosone thirty line plans of increasing the- R. K. from practically Dillingham, Filer; the oonimunjt y a.s a local manager, Nampa; Representatives kve al- ( le. He smembershin and raising fnnda for- in and Ace Miner, was he at where resided Dines in charge of the dinner and George H. Lowe, Ogrten, and tan succeeds ft NT. every walk of life is expected to t assured ho it-- i the year's activities of the tly of the company's holdins were be in attendance at the celebra- charge At the meeting it was de- M. Jacobsen, Spanish Fork. show. to take over the sociation. Holden, of resigned when the Colony purchased but George M. Gadsby, general man- management of the tion, and if they are shown every the interests of the cided to get busy on the fall or sit.t com-Helper Jour-- j Publicity for Helper was dis-naMegeath Coal courtesy possible, .as well as a and the Central Coal and Coke school campaign immediately. Mr. ager of the Utah Light and Power that they cussed in great length. Ace Miner Baldwin assured the local carriers company delivered the principal good time, there is only one Six new teachers will gioet the local circulation uve floats was he transferred manager for the companies, and thought they can have when they into Rock Springs as manager of that if they displayed the same address of the opening day U in the' pupils of both schools when they! Salt Lake Tribune and Telegram, "Kiwanof discussion introduced a leave Helper. ambition and zeal they did in the return next Tuesday. At the Ed Scherer the organization that if operations. would be el- is in a Changing World," theme ior high school, LaRue Rowley a real live last campaign they local Mr. union in 7 the county Auditorium to be publicity committee Brysnn, accompanied by conclave. of this years feted as before, and at will teach in the art department, were appointed, where informa- arch in body; five bands Sirs. Bryson, will come to Castle aborately convention of the Announcement, 20 vFinished the would receive .... same time in Sept. Peeer Flvnn ilc! tinn .ai.u ,- 6 !.. the of his the !e interspersed to assume Gate charge ior throughout busithe concluded committees 'goners '.T .T were enbonuses individual Mr, Grow, resident engineer for one and e raUmentthey vacancy papers, Helper would get ;de to keep the marchers the civic auditorium anonuneed new work. Mrs. Bryson will return titled to. ness session. and was followed at ypt tQ b? ile(, ,n he consideration she deserved will and later with their that the building will be come to Castle Gate to family, y, fh ?fad,tl0Dal Ut? Phycal education department. The associatio n to make their parade will form at the today for use by September At the Cen Sch Commissioners To Meet me Arch" on south home. main completed 20. However, it will be officially a r;TtheGCaerbno0nr It was under Mr. Bryson that i and . according to Mr. Hol- Jacobsen mnc dedicated for tai Kjehm R H TIvdp September 18 and 19 the new steel tipple of the old Carbon rha,rman The ie march will county " . """i. begin prompt' when the Associated Civic Clubs County lountry club timshea the years in the Carbon district, Flaim. Jess Perrv n I will hold their next semi5:30 a.m. All Central mine in Rock Springs entries from of Southern Utah meet here. evening. located at James being tas, Spring Canyon, Galanis, Thurman oath end of was completed. monthly meeting Tuesday, Septthe county are Thf City Council, last night ior ;;nd Gus Tsangaris, were ap- Perry, who laiht "d The Utah Fuel company oper ember 7. wiih sessions scheduled b meet at Lcavitt's! of ",ni the purchase ifttuua, Lucille Christensen from! pointed to outline and build the REGISTRATION SET i station ates four mines in Utah and two for 10:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. in Price, where and tne electric btandarciviiie school and Gert- - float. range an ordinance an to chairs, passin in Colorado :ire body will Colorado. Those According leave for Hel-- ' rude Orr are the new teachers for the auditorium. claims against of the ed last January, name refrigerator 8:30 a.m. under the operate sharp, FOR CARBON HIGH listed. Calumet Fuel company. Mr. Bry the county are passed only at the 'ii the parade reaches the Old faculty members returning PRICE YOUTH DIES Electrician with of City will all have son regular the mm It will sessions, morning charge pause long en-- 1 On Vacation are: W. H. Wardell, principal, E. business taken care of at the afto wt company's mines. the ribbon, fire sal-cschool will L. Fjeldsted, George Tizza, Alice and Mrs. Chas. Carbon Electrician county high ternoon and City meetings. evening AS SCAFFOLD FALLS a short band selection left the forepart ot tne open for registration of senior Smith, Lydia Dodge and Eugene James and Mr. Jouflns Pete 'H1 Mrs. and unofficially open the 9 a.m., for juniors week., for.. Washington, .. D.C., daughter and son, Sophia and Jin at(Reld at the junior high. At the 3 to the use of Ralph Wahl, who has been in Tuesday at the public. 1 with Mr. attended the for visit will Wednesday Central school: Josephine Pagano, thev p.m., sophomores where some time working for California and recepPublic program, wedding Raymond James finnripi-cr- . n which is d freshmen wednes- - Verda Rasmussen, . who lives there tion of Josephine Katzufrakis, nee at an air field, came home this A..- Ruby Jones 60n of M direction of Ed Sherer, James' daughter 1 weeks. two at LaPreal on p.m. .Gladys McCoy, day Bryner. erson nf expect to be gone held Josephine Zeese, at Salt Lake week to accept employment ' ln- immediately after the They Prnra a list nf 3ft atihiects hiph Patherine Street Rallv Manrn . the Rio Grande. last Sunday. jured at the Price ball iiuuiy City contests and demonstra- last park .... will be school seniors and Fred Bosone. expected to;Vonde)la Knight City Decorated for Kiwanis Kotables to Friday at 10 p.m. when a appear on the Confab Mr. Wardell announced (Tiat re- - scaffold night LEGION OFFICERS TO BE INSTALLED AT chonse six when registration is and Labor Day a include which several boys were Congressman Abe next Wednesheld luesday and gistration will begin on Tuesday. tiiuiiiinp-- nnto Work started in earnest today k lw eX (who has assured Mr. g In behalf of Juniors have 26, sophomores September 7, with regular Instruc- - Gunderson was 8 t u day. the city "r fti decorate to he will be Sn PRICE SATURDAY the here,) Gov- ru, 23 and freshmen 13 from which to tion beginning on Wednesday. convenuu.. temnle hv o Hry H. Blood, who will the Kiwanis districtat Price, me 1 at'-UUUR "ni- R villi . en ft rati suhiects nliniKc the tn are h Fnllwlne' ' ner r 'he ' " which opened today tt skull. He- underpass dedication me iiuuiu stiiuui, mm ( in limi m, .rnohori . Ti win ru rnwi jmi. and Price clubs are joint 21 Helper the ..t.mru Carbon Post ll Lead To Wilson ; " is expected f'rirp pifv hns. that repreDankworth Ninth grade: English, physical! at the Junior high school.' -- M from for the convention. pital where all efforts to save his the state road hosts education, biology, civics, commer life proved futal. and he ,Hp,i The street decorations will re sion will also ( ... be here. The tVta Twelfth grade: English, prob- 4 a.m. cial arithmetic, mechanic arts, or i unin main up the next chosen to mornintr orHi nujv i itau i) home economics A, band and orrepresent itvrllllriL) v, ii-.scheduled celebration uo" 10 hm bor and the the railroad Day and chorus, advanced mathematics, French B,'K' is clubs glee chestra, Monday. oo1s have survived bv- one hmtw not yet been " nome . Latin, French, art, athletics and advanced home economics Jr- - oraiid 1 Junction, Cololiving, auto mechanics, advanced elementary speech. Band Feted and . four sisters, Mrs. Mabrado; , City the fPalur f th Tenth algebra, public sneaking, English, physiology, grade: band; el Hamelworth, to Lagoon 10 "iH be ; Sunnysidc- - Mrs the first aid con-J"- By Trip zoology or botany, world history, and orchestra, glee clubs and chor- Thelma to the members In appreciation Plaga, Helper; Mrs. Mabdemonstrations. It is the elementary us, dance technique, animal hus- el Latin, bookkeeping, Band who have re Faddis, Superior, Wyoming and ."J tie committee to instill of the City sum salesmanship, advanced Emma Gunderson, Salt. speech, band and orchestra, glee bandry, w minds of mained together during the Lake City. the citizens of clubs and chorus, art, mechanic business, type B, physics, geology, direction the under Funeral services were held Monmonths mer the arts B, home economics B, dance genetics, Latin, cafeteria, advancnecessity and import- of sponafternoon in the L.D.S. taberEugene C. Rcid, the city "rsr aid in advanced physical ed ed mechanic arts, drafting, dram- day every commun- - sored an outing at lagoon for technique, i nacle at Price. i v-' a 1 J. f Henderson, chairman of ucation, geology, boys home econ- atics, art, social dancing, short Interment was in Mount Pleasthem last! Monday. "'(I COmmittt.0 vonnrtort the omics, animal husbandry, geomet- hand, athietics and physical ed ant was t0 Helper that Renorts are te there ceceiery under the direction were eleven nniv eltv In the state that spon ry, French, advanced speech, auto ucation. ot the Wallace aim Mortuary. uve women 8 teams resocial and cafeteria mechanics, Hign school students are .ml maintained a Ijand out H. Wilbon a to fee of $5 at the pay quired commend dancing. S U. Dankworth of its city 'funds. A very fn. ...... Eleventh grade: English, Amer time of registration. Three dollars LEWIS BROADCAST Ix)uis Dankworth will be installrecord. of the a able rrnifthed by the Utah Coal All posfs of District of Carbon Post ican history, geometry, mechanic of this goes for student activities commander as ed 18 ARRneinTirt American Legion will meet at the No. 21, and Harry Wilson has arts, advanced liome economics. and $2 for upkeep of laboratories, anu vui- i n, " n,. James Ruggori and Jack ball Saturday where OH SEPTEMBER 3 Jl Corporation. The Coal Houston were among the enthus Price Legionelected chosen Adjutant. Other of- cafeteria, French, band and orches library, shops and other school officers for the been Inchem all clubs to and be weeK-ennewly chorus, local requirements. tra, post glee the of ficers last iastic fishermen will be installed A book store is maintained at their check for stalled include, Henry Hall, 1st istry, geology, advanced mathe with enthusiasm and different posts started in be They John L. iewis, chairman of the office. school the where auto 2nd students into fPceived advanced mechanics, may in matlcs, Joe due Qullico, time vice commander, Col came back . . . District Commander A. S. Hot FmJ Voll, his- - home living, boys home economics, buy necessary books and sell used committee for Industrial Organiz)mmandp oe wnt -- i Calif- sley of Price wn. r,a A Aell0j ngmnt at arms; Latin, dramatics, type, bookkeep- books. This service begins today ation, will deliver a radio address cneck but th Mr. and Mrs. Spensko of ,. rel- the installation certain that a lib- and ,n.lps.' fhanlan and Au'g- - ing, animal husbandry, athletics, (Thursday). No books, however, Friday, September .1, from !:,0 friends ...,, k.. aaciutiwi hv ast Commann-;-- " ornia are visiting 'otltribution until it is to 10 p.m., Eastern Standard Time, R. Crissman, advanced speech, shorthand, phy should be purchased T.. would be re .. .. . ... Ora Hat Litizzette, i i r atives here' this week. t Dank-I5tldknown for sure that they will be over a Fred von oi i.e.p-educa network of art and Louis (.r and physical Lake siology, Salt of spratling elected Mr George Zeese newly used the of this Columbia Ogden. year liroadciWim; system. tion. last here caller 'a business was , Department Commander. nuedpage two Tuesday. 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