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Show 19, 1944 OCTOBER gjLgHELPER I 0NE YEAR AGO ... r nrf. 14.- 1943 - From thcs . after actual eon- ,.o,c I Jast hoDsn on the buildine PfLation of the LD8 Ward will be held on Sunday. Oct. fjpei i TTplner sipneH o-- with the United States cunnlv water and el the new federal trail. ic power to construction on under now vinase Ruggeri farm near the e Charles city limits. Is t iict Thnrsrtav o.j.. aETeement jcatl I Former Helperite Jack "Scott)'" Wton is i" the army now atter CssW his physical in Fort Doug-last week. Sim-onse- four years as a member the Utah association, and with three I climaxing ttbe house of delegates of jjducation The home of Mrs Pearl Davies was the scene of a lovely wedding After a week of nominating, cam- October 4 when Luella Davies and and voting, the student paigning Eugene Smith were united in mar. body elections resulted as follows: raige. Student body president, Henry Ra. Bill Vol; sec. chele; For Victory: Buy Bonds and treas., Van Perkins; reported, Gwendolyn Quilico; athletic manager Jim Scarcelli; cheer leader, Jama PAINT SHOP REPAIRING PAINTING SERVICE E. Main Price GLASS AND 240 n, JUNIOR HI NOTES E. BERTOT AUTO TEN YEARS AGO From file, f Oct. 12, 1934 Seven new members were initiated Monday evening by the Carbon high Lettermen's club, according to Nick Fasselin, president. The two from Helper are Junior Parry and Vic Fossat. The other five are Clyde years of service as president of the Forsyth. Boyd Fish, Cliff Haycock. Carbon Teachers associatiin, L. Earl Harry Easterbrook and D:i!e Reid. Acord, Helper Junior High school Installation of officers for hnth th principal was named last Friday as American Legion and the Auxiliary one of three delegates for president or tne tnree posts of Carbon county of the TEA. were held Saturday. Officers of Carbon Post 21 are: Ray McGonigal, FIVE YEARS AGO ' commander; James McFall. 1st vice From files of Oct. 12, 1939 commander: M. O Po.tpr oa vino Work was begun Sept. 22 on the commander; Glen Ballinser. finance construction of an art gallery to be officer; H. L. Peterson, chaplain; located in the main lobby of the and F. .1, Gross, sereeant-at.arros- . Officers of the 40 & s are: Nick civic auditorium. Rinetti, chef re train: E. w. CrockThe Junior Police Force will swing er, conductor; Dan Garht r, guard la into action next week with captains port: Scott Fausett. conimis voyag. of the groups being Ray Hartman, tiers ; F. P. Fisher, cheniinot locales; who is in charge of Billy Stockton, Arthur Craven, le kirk: E. R. Kriss. Tommy Plese, Donaldd Wilson, Rex man, correspondent. Officers of the Perkins and Marvin Johnson, and Helper Auxiliary are Mrs Delia Max Newman in charge of Avon Di. president: Mrs June Buchan. mick, Glenn Lloyd, Ernest Sulpizio, an, vice president; Mrs Minnie Wahl Clinton Ostler and Lewis Colzani. On treasurer; Mrs Beth Allen, secretary the waiting list are Bud Cox, Grant Mrs Lola Weyer, sergeant-at-arm- s Smith, Jess Brown, Kenneth Laursen and Mrs Eva Hanson, historian. Clive Day and Doyle Simmons. , OCGS DEEDS! I JOURNAL-HEIP- s t, Capece. ww a THAT'S THE DEAL ON AT spaghetti dinner and dance was A enjoyed by the tenth graders on Friday 13th. The meal was prepared by a committee of girls, and was ac. claimed delicious. Despite the "jinx date" the party was a success and everyone had fun. The school football team again met with Price Thursday afternoon Price's home grounds. The team ou in fine form and made many plays that came near to scoring. Neither team, however, was able to make any points and the game was was Mutual Mercantile Co. Phone 37 Helper tied The question is decided. The eigh. th grale boys definitely have an ad. Don't Neglect Slipping FALSE TEETH FOR A LIMITED TIME- - ONLY OCCASIONAL CHAIRS PLATFORM ROCKERS ARE ON THE BLOCK AT A REDUCTION Many Beautiful Designs And Styles to Select From Take Advantage Of This Offer While Our Supply Lasts BUSINESS DIRECTORY HELPER WHAT AND WHERE TO BUY EAST SIDE THE TOGGERY GROCERY MEATS "QUALITY GOODS ONLY" GROCERIES VEGETABLES "Your Neighborhood THE STORE FOR Grocer" PARTICULAR PEOPLE EAST OF UNDERPASS Phone Phone 150 83 Helper Helper STRENGTHEN THE HOME FRONT CARBON CENTRAL COMM. TRANSFER and Storage Co. AND SUPPLY CO. EXPLOSIVES Better Materials COAL LUMP 4 18 it FOR YOUR an( DU3TLE98 TRANSFER BUILDING NEEDS & MOVING st. Helper..Phone 172 Phone 72 vantage over the flrls as far as baseball is concerned. The eighth girls team played the first of two boys' teams Thursday and lost 22 to 0. Friday they met the second team to be defeated 8 to 4. Better luck next time. PRICE MAYOR NAMED WELCOME COMMITTEE MEMBER FOR BRICKER CASTLE GATE NEWS Mr and Mrs Louis Nougaret and Mr and Mrs Elias Degn were Sunday Mrs L. E. RECEIVES APPOINTMENT Mrs Leva B. Hall was notified by thi9 week of her ap pointment as grand representative of the grand chapter. Order of Eastera Star, of Utah to thh. estate of Montana. Mrs Hall has been recognized sev. eral times in state positions In the Eastern Star chapter, and is a past worthy matron of Naomi Chapter, letter early Mayor J. Bracken Lee of Price is one of a committee who will welcome Governor John W. Bricker of Ohio, Republican vice presidential candidate on the occasion of his Utah appearance at Salt Lake City on Saturday. October 21. This will be one of three appearances of Gov. ernor Bricker in Utah in his cam- No. paign against the Roosevelt candl. dacy. It is probable that Mr Lee as Republican candidate for governor will also make an address from the same platform with Governor Brick, ' er. s Mrs Bunnel was absent from the class room the forepart of the week because of sickness. Hurry and get well teacher, we want you back! visitors to Salt Lake. Mrs Albert Battiste and daughters, Mrs Wm. Reed and Mrs Amelia Pero left Tuesday of this week to visit in Salt Lake City. Mrs Andy Lewis and children re. turned Sunday from a visit to Span, ish Fork. Mrs Vernon Mills and. Mrs Dave Griffiths were Monday visitors here from Spanish Fork. Mr and Mrs Chas. Spinney and children and Mr and Mrs Wm Mount left for California to make their home. Miss Rernice Fish who has been quarantined with scarlet fever got out Sunday. Mr and Mrs Hubert Hrelnson gave a family dinner Sunday in honor of her sister, Mrs Velva Degn Senecal of Long Reach, California. Mr and Mrs Edgar Johnson and family were called to Cleveland last week by the death of his father Mr Stephen Johnson. Mr Joe Parmley of Salt Lake vis. ited here last week at the homes of his sisters Mrs Marie Gilbert and PAGE THKEB - OFFICIAL V" SERVICE FLAGS for sale at The Helper Journal 13. Try Spring Canyon COAL "More Heat For Your Money" HI-HEA- T For Reliable Service tune to fracture Mrs j fall and receive a compound of the arm last Thursday, Bertha Hull attended a party See FRANK PUGLIESE Phone 146 Helper in her honor last Thursday evening in Price given by Mrs H. S. Robin. ett at her home. EVERY WEDNESDAY NIGHT NELSON mm Durrant. The Relief Society quilted last Tuesday at the home of Mrs Chas, Huff. Miss Maty Dougherty was a Salt Lake visitor last Tuesday'. Mrs J A McDonald loft the first part of last week to visit in Salt Lake until Sunday. The Ladies Auxiliary did their pat. in Castle riotie duty by getting Gate's share of te War Relief Fund. 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