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Show THURS THE rAGE SIX HELPEB JOC' THURSDAY, DTAB BELPEE. L RTLRCUD Sworn Into Office Tuesday JANUARY 5, 1939 NEIDS 1 -- . : I V By N. 4k 1 ITl j ts 1 4 - ! V 4 I f u- - : , x a " V 7: new i, . Uju fhff ., nfrHtrHtlriiflnlUf-Tl- J Tuesday, Carbon County officers rha were officially inducted into office S. D. Marion Row: A. Bliss, Tldwell, commissioner, Helper; January 3: Left to Risht, top RecBottom Mrs. Row: Katie Columbia, Liddell, commissioner, Orvel Peterson, Sheriff Price; N. Arthur Consumers Charles Semken, Assessor, Edward Helper; Attorney, Sheyu, order, Wellington; H. and Clerk and Voung, Price, Brighara Cart Surveyor, Auditor, Price: Nytaan, Smith, Treasurer, New and iucumbent . 1939 From wnien Deieii one of his house gue3ts young Leebert Stites of Montros? Colorado, broke his leg when a bicycle he was riding slipped on icy street and threw him down Til boy is well on the road to recovery now. Rails Engineer S. G. Gardner and familv spent the New Year's holidays it Provo visiting relatives hnd friends. Rails Carman Riley Young is still of work due to sickness. Rails elper's Engineer Al Ree.,1 marked off nriw New Year's day and spent the dang of at Si'jine. Ralls nffirt etuaI ,. Carman Carl. Rerrv wnikp1. in tv., LJ. J UJ1Q roundhouse Monday and Tuesday kiie Tri D. A, Tidwell's place. ,ral gov Raits occu; Engineer H. P. Lloyd and famihand of spent New Year's day in Salt Laktsman . ssides City. Rails .wing Engineer Triplett reported back tcied thi work Monday morning after beintmaster off a full week with a bad case o'.stants: C the flu. Dg Ralls . Rain Carman Charles Masters is worke cove ing at the local terminal again after 'a brief spell at the Soldier Summit E. Di week. post. R. C. Allbrechtson. E. C. Canbonville Pete Alice, J. A Alooden D. V. Garber. Joseph Hansen ger, Roland Curp, Archie Hamilton.ter Joi Bowen, and LeRoy Mecham. Douglas McLean, O. S. Nelson) David"""" Martin M. - S. Andelin. James L. L. Parmley and" Otto Reichert. JURY PANEL Bryner. E.. S. Bray, Mrs. Pearl Daris Northwest Helper George Balling Kenneth Mower and Lynn Overlade. er. James Bergera, M. E. Bryner, West Helper W. J. Abbot, James Celeste Dalpiaz, Marie W. Dietz, Al a list of names of qualified COMMISSION Cailwnville, . J. Tuilius lathes were put into be honored with his presence in this senice this week it. the roundhouse city. Ralli machine shop. Barrel is still vaPete an Engineer Voll delivered Machinist Fred in Los Angeles. He is exinteresting discourse to is reporter cationing back the latter part of this machines pected on the merits of the new week. In time Liueh save will and how they Rails making "urgent" repairs t:. motive and Dougherty Carter Engineers here. over serviced the marked off the work board for New This new installation puts local terminal's shop on a par with Year's day. Ralls any shop of similar size on the Rio Ted Boyer celebrated the Engineer Grande system. bringing in of the New Year in Salt Rail Emrine Dispatcher G. R. Smith has'Lalie City. Ra'l been of work tie past few days due H. H. Gilmour of boldier Carman reportis It to a severe attack of flu. er that Annie was confined to one of Summitt is back on the Job alter the local hospitals for a day or two. spending rive oays in uranu junction Rails (visiting witn ms ramuy. Chris and Reid Dick Engineers . . v fmm engineer rranK Minims syeiu New Year's day at home with the work to division Junction the Grand family. on the local engineers' board. Ralls Rails Berensen spent the James Carman D A. 'Ixm' Tidwell took time out season in Salt Lake City. holiday away from his job Monday and Tues day to prepare himself to get sworn Engineer Fred Buvia was off workin as Oarbon county's new the latter part of last week and Newcounty commissioner. Year's day. There have been rumors that Ixm Ralls plans on establishing residence in Wrecker Foreman Bloekie Willis we are of Price in the near-futurthe opinion that these rumors are reports that his holiday season was 'just rumors," and that we will still saddened a bit due to an accident Two ' Hiawatha LISTS - Ernest len Halverson. John Laborol. Vic, Robert Carmom, Bottino. Cima, A. J. Carlson, Ester Griffiths, Litizzette. Louis Martinelli, Dean Ot and Mrs. D. G. Gordon and Mr. and E. A. Greenihalgh, J. A. Halverson, eson. Barney Vleta. Gust Kouils and Mrs. McCoy Nelson of Clear Creek, Charles F. Masters. Sam Stein and E. J. Casey, By Betty Strong By Mugs were visitors here at the home of H. B. Simonsen. selected. Sweets Mine Lester Christensen, have been (Held Over From Last Week) Annabel Long for New Year's. Consumers G. R. Garr. ' Mrs. Ida K. Thomas. Price, and Theodore Gentry and Rex Seeley. Newton Jackson of Paonia, Colo., Mrs. Wattis W. J. mr.ahrant and Vicvisited here last week. Mr. and Mrs. William Marshall Jess R. Cox, Helper, appointed jury Sunnyside F. E. Dennison, A E Eileen Brady, Durrant. Earlene Johnson. t of order Judge commissioners by are jtor the proud parents of a fine baby Hopklnson, F. T. Jones and J. H cm'nnleted their: Kenilworth C. Allen Anderson. V. r. Rice and son Stanley vis- Bill Bryson, Hilda Thorpe, John Cor boy born December 24th. Mrs. UVUi fcC mrictotiflon wi.v"vv.., - Lindsay. LL of Mr. ey, Helen Sermos, and Kathleen afternoon, selecting four. Avery. Martin lAhlin. Arthur Bailtask ited last week at th home Friday Wellington W. S. Blackburn. Bry Lake to Salt after t returned innsien-casr. 100 votes Dan Rice. ami 1 each ey. uoizant, Leslie an Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Silas Rowley were qualified persons for an Oox. John Bryson, Albert Barnes, spending the holidays here visiting Christmas !sen, Chris Donohue. Cecil Day, John Trvin Branch. William Cook, Asa L in the general election. visitors in Salt Lake. of relatives and friends. Mrs A. n. Carlson leP. last week at the homes Names of the 227 persons as an- Garvaelia and Calvin Jewltes. Irvin Gerber, S. A. Golding, Averlll. John Draper. Cntral Price-p-Fra- nk to visit in Los Anseles. Mr. and Mrs. P. Adams and child- - no'unced by B. H. Young, county Homer Thayn, Ira G. B. Jorgensen, ,UI 14. i. ai inuii Kil ijabuxuaj Donald Hacking, district Bryner. Hen Bean. Allen Browne, L. Wells, James Watt, John J. Rica and at clerk, me Mrs. the of yislte(1 business trip to Stromcourt clerk, are as follows: Mrs Art Rice and sons Melvin and evening for a jH. Beebe, Adell Mangum, Kenneth Orin l! Snow. Joseph R. Tidwell "ani .Theodore Strong last week. . . vhrasV. m' here visited 'Cring. James I. Evans. J. A. Forsyth, Lake, Salt ui,oi Donaldson. UshV of Sc field William Burnett. of Mr. aud home the I Jllie Frandsen. J. F. Gardiner. Geo. Stephen at week Elsie Charlesworth, Bain East is Helper Mr. j.St Peerless in visiting Denver, Harry Draper. Zobeil and Mrs. Mr. and James Harding. Golden Hastings, wnuam ; p Cotton J F. Fluker. E. P. Hor-.B- . Mrs. Hail Thome. Columbia John Crawford, Tally Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mills were Colorado. Kissell Arthur John- Hakalo. Floyd Johnson, Ruby . Hunter. Vernon ning, Evans. Forrester, William George over New Provo of Salt Year's. visitors M. Mrs. LaVern Ethering'on Mr. H. Thvsrerson is hark aeain son. T. J. Jouflas, Gust Kisst. Ed Orson A. Larson. Pierre Moynier. Fred Kimber, C. J. Robert Harvey, me Mcat week Isaac Lake vlslfed all last after being confined to the hospital ward Laursen, Charles Leger, Thorn Maloney. J. 0. Monroe. and Abe S trait e. CASTLE GATE NEWS x. f Mr an,i Mrs. Ellas Degn. and Queen. Barton Olsen. William Pizza ill Salt Lake. He spent Christmas as Migliaccio. Lynn Broadbent From Week Held Last Over to called was and G .H. Patiterick. Mrs. August Marra day at the home of Mrs. Edith Ful- Northeast Price C. T. Axelgard, EXCELLENT SAFETY team lost erton. The M.I.A. basketball Joe Broderick. LGrande, Oregon last weeR because Snrine Canvon Broadbent. T. H. Christen- - RECORD MADE noun Maurice William Dirkman. both games last week to the Price of the illness of her mother. rv,,.ia t,.i Hen-'seFrandsen. Orson Grataes, BY 3 COAL MINES LaVern teams. first and second Miss Beth Rowley is noine for the E Farrish. 'Harry Greenall. Joe team won John Menotti, H. Albert James Kellough. and The MI.A. basketball holidays. ningsen. Kay Jorgensen team last The three Carbon county mines ot Arthur Iy. Morgan, ueorge uman. nen from the Spring Canyon George Jung who has been visitM. McPhle. H. and wniuora. Utah Fuel company compiled an the Johnson Guy Elliott. veek. ;E. E. J. George ing V Illinois, is back again. Standardvllle Leonard Heaston is able to be up Christensen, excellent safety record during tht,, Glen Royal and Spring RayFullerton He B. was Gibson. George again. confined to his home Mrs. no vi,. v Sprmos. Mr, and JacTi A. H. Huxflorfl. E. a. Miner, first 10 months of 1938. according wfjffip Dale A cord, son of Mr. and Mrs. with the chickenpox. mond Anderson. CTESi and Mr. and Mrs. a report issued this week. out of I E. Acord. is Daniel Keel- - Steele and David Rowley, Sr. quarantine. DeCola. Chris Latuda Lake B. J. Gate-Al-bert Battiste. number The time Castle of lost Jones and son. Jack, were Salt A. Latida. B. Injuria Mrs. Putman was a Spring er and Frank Gil- Ileen Brady and Glen visitor last week. Earlene visitors for New Years. during the period covered by the re Rains Theo. W. Christensen. Wil- - Bourns. Mike DeAngelis. V. E. , oh Mrs. Ray Batchelor and Bill BrysonDurrant, Haslara, - bert. A Huff. who ara attending Charles WaeGeorge Van TTn rMm port was 17 at Castle Gate, nine at ii. is Mrs. Olive Batchelor and Lee, spent school in .Salt Lake, came home for Martin. Tray Jones. .oiuwi w. Sunnyside and one at Clear Creek Mr. and Mrs. J. F. MacKnight vis- oner and Jerry Rich. jBert Ihe New Year's holidays ai ited at the home or Mr. and Mrs. T. Northwest Price Mrs. C. W. Ting- - Neilson and Eugene uuersKrom. Dar- - The days lost per thousand mai visited the holidays. noval William H. Beveridge, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Jensen hours amounted to 1.51 at Castle S. Strong last week. ley, Harry Draggatis. Alvln Duke. Mr. and Mrs. Vern Batchelor of in Fairview for New Year's. wood Jensen and George McDermaid. Gate, 1.27 at Sunnyside and .1 t C. h. Leavitt. Dean J. Holdaway, Salt Lake spent Xmas at the home Clear Creek Max Curtis. Nick Pet- - Clear Creek, an average of 1.22 to A. Oliver. R. M. Rice. Arch Peter Nels Jenson one of Spring William ADS . and George Sneliey w r.amm of Mr. and Mrs. C. II. Milb. n. i Pn the three communities. t CLASSIFIED n,. Glen's pioneers, died at his home Creek-Pa- rley Allred. Nels Miller V.I The lost time injuries for the thr J. Katherlne MacKn:ght. cett. December 26. Mr. Jenson had been Robert Long and Betty Morrison in Brotherson. Citato J. Gibson Rolto camps were equivalent to 52.13 per and Richards Ralph Belmont Powell. health poos some for time. '.Tm-kes- . Orson Nelson. Ira Oviatt who are attending school in Mt. PLACE FOR SALE million man hours. l Llllll Peirce. E. E. and Pleasant, are home for the holidays. C. A. East Price Elmer Bertot. Biddle. William Downanl. Earl Faufor Xmas Visitors to Salt House, furnished, Modem cet t John T. Harmon, Parley John were, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Moorhea.d, for Sale or Rent. Inquire at son. J. B. Litizzette Laurence Mlg-lui- 5 (Held .over from Last Week) SALT LAKE'S NEWEST HOTEL Marie Petersen, Mr. and Mrs. Thos. TOvVN TAVERN OcVIettl. Henry Ttnvtipv Grundy and family. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Harris are 'Glbbs, C. S. Harris. James W. Fuller. Clyde Jensen, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Emilv H. Allred. Fred Larcher, J. E. Christmas vacation ati Jones and son, Mr. and Mrs. Archie spneding Petitit, Clifford Warren. Nettle Miles. Modern Brick Morrison and family, and Jess Stagg. Provo. Beautiful Elven Woolsey, Nephi Gunderson, Kathleen Lawley of Salt Lake visHome with full basement and new John Redd. Ray Branch and Earl F. Mr. Mrs. and Frank Xicholls, and !TTtlls . . furnace. All modern conveniences and ited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. f w one of the best built houses in the E. Acord over Xmas. Price-J- une estC a Bryner. Marie county. Will sell cheap for quick W. E. Christensen. John D. f ' uwiiiri. Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Shaw and famKm- ...... ,,r sate. Inquire at una.;imaii, v. .".j rrialonapn. were Monroe for visitors Mrs. the ily Fred, Mi. and Mrs. Fred Severs spent ma Erdi, B. L. Frandsen, LOWENSTEIN MERC. CO. holidays. Leo Downard, Sr.. Melroy Haskin, Christmas Utah here day with his Helper, ' Andrew Nelson, Francosclo Gon'. Miss Helen Memmott. who has ChristenJ. Frank Platis. Gus Oman, Thobeen in Boise, Idaho, returned home sen. Vincent Sumner, Theodore Miss Audr EXCHANGED Robto spend the holidays. and Arinda Virdec E. J Tnrv Prij,.lH o snepdime the maS. Christmas holidays here with their inson. An exchange of overcoats was The Primary Association gave an made at the Standard Hall New parents. Xmas party last Wednesday in the who has Will person PEERLESS NEWS Year's Eve church. Each child was Riven a treat Mr. and Mrs. John D.r ,.i and" Mr. a coat inai aoesm ucmj w """i ,a,,sa Santa ( and and Mrs. Charles Fowler motored to and wants t0 get his cwn back,!1' By Leona Karcl-.- h "10in nt" f Josh contact Merrill Alger at 8tan.;K,'i,m was p"j'c! en Monday. jjl (Held over from Las' Week) dard, or see Joe Aplanalp at Martin. j1pndance. Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Huff nnd $ Mr. and Mrs. Ik The T'nion Sunday school gave its here Monday at the home of Mr. and family spent the Christmas holidays V in Spanish Fork. Christmas party in the school house .Mrs. wait Donaldson. last Thursday evening, v.ith Santa SALT LAKE CITY Miss Helen LaZar, a student nurse Clans being the main The attraction. Standardville school Sunday a and Between Helper Thistle, Each child was given a present. OPPOSITE GPvEAT MORMON TEMPLE gave a pageant here Sunday morn- - of Salt Iake, spent the holidays with j black, rather shabby, suitcase filled her parents. Mr. and Mrs. John ng. everyone it, enjoyed Ute Service! w th c othes. Return to Glavan. Garv rurnbull, son of Mr. and Mrs. Station or Farrel Adams, Sprlngvllle. Mikp Rates $1.50 to $4.00 - 200 Rooms, 200 Tile Baths rurnbull. was hosi lo a group , The Standard school presented a to . jof his friends at a party held at his very successful Christmas operetta Mrs, James Redford Is confine,!' honif last Tuesday, the occasion le- - Christmas Eve in the amusement her bed by illness. All West Exposure Rooms Delightfully WANTED hall. After the show, the A and A ing his fifth birthday. Air Cooled. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Oviatt of association presented the community Anvone desirinn to on tr Portland Elmo were visitors at the home of Colleen Ross dauehter of Mr. .and tree. ERNEST C. ROSSITER, Manager. Oregon, and willing to share expenses, Mrs. Pete Rostrolla and family. Inquire at the Journal offlc, s for hMMay u,t ThurlUiy al her horae Elaine Wood Is spending the holiran.cuiars. Highly Kecommended to J" motored Mr. Ben Simmons wftb ft party CJpver Chrl8tmafl M. days from the B.Y.U. in Provo, with Z . m m f reshments were served. .. mmm.wmmmm her parents. Spanish Fork last week. Mr. OASTLE GATE ITEM and Mrs. Dave Gordon, Mr. SPRING GLEN NEWS voters on the assessment rolls of Car bon county, names of 227 persons qualified to serve as petit and grand jurors if called upon during iyj. In 13 yy - , w j i,ni, iw. n OR RENT stanoIrdIleIews Ike n FOR SALE .... I S? I!0Fon"" Ul i e b-- v j LOST HOTEL TEMPLE SQUARE I - J |