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Show 1847 VSITUTAH DURING HER CENTENNIAL YEAR N""1 - iuME 41 VU r 1 1 1947 HELPER, UTAH . THURSDAY, JULY 17, 1947 IIIC arbon Count I Turns To Centennial Pageant Opening Tonight 7ur first Guess is Right DTTORjALS It s Helper In 1902 400 Taking Part In Cast Depicting Early History commenT the .CTTIUft i This week .v Helper the publishers " nume-iu"- your c( "A JOURNAL HELPER JJGEB Miss LaDcanne Milner editor ..w-r-r-- .. Journal, have taken another nress of the weekly press. are giving our readers a (re newspaper, have had for ttandard first one you ten years. jhe nearly earnestly hope our read will like the change, which We ers toward giving you columns to your week, which is ent more news' about 15 per more work etc. And that means or every person employed in latest locai bruising you tne and advertisements of news a step is ing more taper each N". eiglt home town merchant. was late in 1937 when your It llii and be a the every us. Practically edvertising concern make to their ads for up a standard 7- - paper. We are sure you will find as the weeks roll by you will a- iree with us paper, ing are giving you a bigger and better looking news we still paper. &nd haven't raised our price and that's something we hope we won't v iave to do. WEEKLY SUMMER PRESS HOLDS MEETING week my wife Midge joined with approximately 60 other publishers, editors, salesmen and associate members of the Utah State Press Assn. in our annual summer meeting, held this year at Como Last and I, in Morgan county. affair is held annually for two reasons first, to give the people who bring you your paper each week a chance to meet together and discuss some of the mutual problems that have arisen during the six months since the annual meeting in January, a little busings if you please. The second reason, it affords these same People a chance to have a little fun. The 1917 summer meeting will fo down in the records of USPA as one d that most certainly to both objectives almost completely. A few well conducted Business sessions were held, from Mch help was received. And so ,ar as fun was concerned, well we Mre'y had it. I'm inclined to think We a few of thP boys expor ted the same difficulty as I moving about at a brisk man-th- e fjrst f(.w days of the see, w0 played 8 of softiayi; swam 1 hour; te'led 2 h rut's, danced for a spell ar;(1 then some 0f the "blamed '''-- " stay. ,1 up all night. So you tv,i!y had funT TilP hi.L'h i.'!:t of the affair was a addr..s delivered by Alvin afk. niaiia-- cr of radio station in Suit T.nVo mi "The of Tomorrow." If vou ever v a fhani .. tn lmnr Iv Pnrk "itmiss it. he lias a wonderful Springs The d sub-pitie- "k-- yon in-I'- W ;,n revolutionary rect. cor- - To fail 7 "lint MORE PROJECTS OK'D material. Yep. r WORK COMPLETED; that the Journal better balanced news and carries more read The above photc was contributed by J. D. Richardson of Spring Glen, and shows this thriving city of ever 35CO as it was in the year 1902. The hills surrounding hthe city are tabout the only The Journal will ge happy to receive old pictthings that haven't experienced quite a change, ures depicting early day life of Helper and thesurroi'nding area. tn eonimend the Morgan Limn club and their city and for a grand man- they entertained us, 'mainly would be wrong. You'll rtavel a long way to find a gang ' fPlo that took a bunch of .'""angers in and made them feel they w(.re the banker and e mayor, with more enthusiasm an the Morgan LJong dub And SPA President this year, I , a the grateful sentiments of Person who spent the last fc"Kf,ni at Como Springs. oMii-ials- er in which 'e 30 Hrt taiHl Mrs Ixui8 Hitchcock of Montana, have been at the Hunter home. They "tinier , t.,1.. uui; iv at i 8 h, visit. -- Queen JUDGE KELLER SAYS MYs ' Therald by a large group of committeemen, and a (ast of 40(1 people chosen from most of the communities in the t ounty. i Utah's Queen To Attend Miss Calleen Robinson of American Fork, Utah's Centennial Oueen, and her two attendants will be present tonight, and will ba to the presented participating croud. Carbon's own queen, Mlaa LaDeanne Milner, and her two aides will also participate In both, nights performances. The six major parts of the pageant will be played by the follow ing persons: "The Girl." Mrs Mar .leansehne; "The Boy," Dorse Oman; "Spirit of Adventure," Mrs Hal MacKnight; "Spirit of Mrs Isaac McQueen; History" "Spirit of Knterprise." Mrs Omar Bunnell, and "Spirit of CarbOa County."' Mrs Vivian Holbrook. Twenty-fiv- e floats are expected to be furnished by church wards and various other . organizations over the county, and each will depict a phase of Carbon county's band will be history. An organized by R. M. Williams to furnish music, and a chorus will he under direction of Mrs Byron Thompson and Mrs Willis Bean. Centennial dany accompaniments will be arranged by Jimmy Dart's orchestra, with chorus musical arrangements by Alvin Duke's or- - will ct-- : "NO" TO NEW a much is $ RESERVOIR REPAIR 12-e- column, Centennial featured attraction at both nights the "Centennial Pageant of Carbon County" is produced. She will assist tonight in entertaining Utah's Robinson. Miss Calleen queen, who will be featured at the opening" performance. cuts that electro-typ- e oonip ml Carbon's changed to a In all these years, we paper. lave experienced extra work in sides of stera- padding the type directed by Jensen, assisted -- .. Journal have Tonight marks the opening of Carbon county's biggest and mot colorful of the centennial events to have been presented during th year being observed in honor of the Mormon Pioneers who 109 years ago entered the Salt Lake valley on July 24, and began the anions task of turning a vast, untamed wilderness into a veritable 'Garden of Eden." At S o'clock in the Carbon col lege stadium, the Centennial Pag eant, written mid produced ia honor of the men und women who-..- . fought the elements to settle this urea, and which was written by Mrs Ben I). Redd of Price, is be- TRIAL FOR BEBEE HELPER'S GIRLS Two Night G ames Slated .The verdict of the jury and the sentence prunou need in the seventh judicial court at Price recently STATE ENTRY must hold, at least that Is what Judge Fr,d W. Keller indicated ATES HIGH HONOR Monday as he denied a motion for a new trial tiled by Lelioy Shields attorney for Hiram Bcliee, conThis baseball minded commun- victed slayer of Lon T. Larson, ity will have an opportunity next Mt. Pleasant city marshal, Oct. la week SONS, DAUGHTERS beginning Sunday to see 394". their hustling ball team, the Utah Thp order that the motion be Distributors, in action in a pair denied was given by Judge Keller FETED BY DADS Mr of night contests. The first Sun- following by arguments day night experiment with base- Shields and Duane A. Frandsen, ball under the lights brings the district attorney. AT KIWANIS MEET A large group of Indians which Brigham City Peaches here at Argues Exceptions Mex-ic- o, 8:15 July 2h. and the next TuesIn filing the motion, after Judge will be imported from New will lend a K'iwanis help pioneer went last day night, July 22, Magna travels Keller sentenced the aged BeBoe to The kids to the. 'pageant, said night with dad as the Helper club here for the fourth league game June 30, to be shot Aug. 11 for A special stage will Mrs Jensen. n father-sodauLaror this half. held its annual the first degree murder of lie at rodeo constructed the was which instrucdeclared Mr Shields partison. banquet ghter After their convincing win over ef- elaborate and lighting grounds 100. cipated in by approximately Pinney last Sunday, and with his tions given the jury by Judge In charge of the arrangements team playing the kind of ball they Keller and the verdict arrived by fects under direction of Leonard A will be installed. was E. F. arP capable of. Manager Frank the jury were contrary to law ac- Frandsen. for the dinner-meetin- g fur- Marchetti. and the members of Zaccaria will throw his strength cording to testimony given during loud speaker system wll be Centennal nshed by the Utah comcommittee the recreation into Sunday's contest in an effort the man's trial at Price. on Page Eight) (Continued based bis Mr Shields of Robert Earl Buchanan, win to side of Monday, the keep tli,. ledger Helper's first reprentative to posed A. S. Wahl. Mike Migliacco in a very solvent condition. With argument on the content ion that Acord. "Girls' State" on the v'tah State Mel (Duke i Marlowe and Pbonse Ossana. Mr Buchanalready the jury brought in a guilty ver Agriculture campus in Logan Miss an conducted thP meeting as chair boasting a pair of wins against dict In face of evidence, wnicn Patricia (Patl Cima, proved her man and Mr Marchetti announced Brigham City this season, it's only Mr Shields believed showed the and initiative Monday, the ability logical to believe "Zac" will shoot marshal had acted beyond his au program. CENTENNIAL EVENTS when she was chosen as one of lefthander against the thority in evicting lieliee from a the dads and cagey their The youngsters the six mayors of as many cities were entertained by Boyd Bunnell team whom he was signed with Mt. Pleasant tavern immediately Current Centennial Exposition set u!, fur the week. preceding the shooting. who told a number of humorous earlier this season. The remainState Fair Grounds. Salt Lake contended her that and also Mr Cima." Shields city It's Mayor William P. der" of bis lineup will no doubt stories and jokes. "100 Years of Current is "Truman City," named after Maai k delivered a short talk on remain about the same. If Pey- - the court gave wrong instructions at ican Painting" tl:e president of the United States the responsibility of each dad to! ton's finger, which he injured to the jury regarding the considLake Salt second " Ineainst tile Larks on July fi. is eration of wbrther the to run the S. lected his son or dancbter. 4 Pioneer Days Ro- July no doubt will be back of shot fired by BoBee into the marhe OK. city along with Mayor Cima In the absence of President deo at Ogden are: Uosaloen Iavili. .Murray. & J ss,. Perry. Vice President Earl the plate, and Mike Woods will shal had contributed to the vicCO Tabernacle Choir in July Pb'as--an- t. Mt. tim's death. Madsen. il return to the keystone hag where Jeanne Cat Restoration" Salt Lake Acord presided over the meeting. "The Hart-el. Denied Ona Clemency Commissioners he has played some fine ball. July 21 Boy Scout Campfire lie announced that the club was Mullins. Babeock and Shiga will In pronouncing th(. death senPatsy M tt. Frideli. audit"!-in program. Fort Douglas. the two floats county entering tence. Judge Keller disregarded he in the outfield if a Kpnraim. ' My ,;ini-tsp; son, "Promised 9 21 Aug. One Centennial programs. tonight The infield will be a jury recommendation that the July Mar idon Smith. (' dar Citv. ), itches. Valley" with Alfred Drake ami tomorrow night, will depict the! Maroon at first; Woods at sec- defendant be sentenced to serve a (order. "r at Ut" Stadi.im. trade as it wns !!ai hsiiiiii" and Bail lit" term in Utah state prison. Dedication. 22 Mis Cima " Is a't.T,.:;, -: t .'. le pn.oti'cd at the time of our pton- - ond: Da'.oho'it a' short; Plaque I'" July Bee tim second was This the lliird .anhss Mentor Zac i". : att-i;irV Stat' Suirar House. The ih.it will in en- neon senteii'cd to di1' for (,., tii make some changes if had hern A !l ,. 22:, ; t ;.. Kml of SUP trek from July Manti. at. was tered in the parade on August 2.1 the peaches ci first The crime. forth with a the to Salt Lake the stale. N'auvoo ;; ss of be 'Ootid' Liberty" h fthander. old However, an apnea to the stat" . t :..r V e,i-icelebra ion and Business July re a about !'').,'. T!i" supreme ctjurt brought Seek New Pitcher Fork. at ade up tloii Spanish assisted committees by and manage-- : trial on leg i! techni alities. ui.tv .t.m iardsk The local of! ic C.n b!i a ii' ai '1 Centennial Prrade, built the "Blacksmith" July 2:t Mr Maa' Air Shields served notice Moni am a re St at ".fel the of k'.i; ment lirr-yimParade, Pioneer Lake: Salt be announced Mr Atord and llo ,t, and to secure another piteh-tal- f day that be would make another n Tiierican cuapiai Ogden. would nam,, a committee to build! tempting court. the lo supremo atnoiic drive, and appeal er for thp second pastor in the Logan address July 21 Dedication Honefer on the oilier. have their sights on several PacRoad. State Monument Park, church, give a Name Will Week Next Meet Tuesday ific coast college stars who might Legion the obligations the young girls of "This is the Place" monuhome and; Hue to the next week's meeting he available. According to Manag- Convention Envoys the toward have ment, Salt Lake: Sunrise Ser today fallinr on the eve of the 21th of er Zaeearia lie experts to cut his Vincent Bonza. commander of nation. vices. Hoy Scouts, fi:30 at July, the club voted to holl next roster as soon as he hears about Carbon Post No. 21, announced mo u was Scout camp. Fort. Douglas; received Word on Tuesday at a It has been reported Wednesday that their meeting to of week's meeting pitcher Centennial service, sunrise, that besides being "mayor" 6:1a. The early time will give the some of the present team members night at S o'clock at the civic auGardens: Auto RacLindsay Truman City, Miss Cima was also membership a c,hance to attend are seeking their releases fo they ditorium would be for the purpose es. Exposition grounds: horse named a commissioner of Free- the nit'ht bail game between Help can play with local teams. of electing delegates to the de the On Wednesday, pulling, Erpos. Gnds.; Pionman county. er and Marna at S:l"i. Both the Sunday and Tuesday partment convention at Salt Lake week-lon- g eer Day Parade, Ogden; Gene third day of the to were Club members warned eames will begin at 8:1.", and the City on August 9 and 10. hear to gathered the girls Autry Rodeo, Ogden; Cenget primed for the first meeting prevailing admission charges are Mr Bonza expressed a desire to REV. HALBERT RETURNS tennial Parade, Salt Lake; civic leaders explain government in August at which time the an- still In effect. have all Legion members in atthe- lliff f,.innK At 7 p.m., Wednesday nual Release of Official IT. S. contest "Bull Throwing" ur'"" After naviiiK There Is a remote possibility tendance tonight so that a reprefor an inimisrH reception was held Centennial Stamp. Salt Lake; Denver in to be will Theology you), (Liar's Fiesta that Brigham City might come to sentative delegation could be el ballroom institute , LDS U". the Reception and dinner for orthe staged. A trophy has been present town Saturday for an exhibition ected to represent Helper at the the Sart several weeks, of the of the sponsorship iginal pioneers, Hotel Utah; ,he A. n,ler II. of TIalbert. N'ilson club pastor ed the by Richard E convention. game. re- Legton Senior Scout Sunrise SerAmerican has pan uni, the Gift Shop Jewelers, and will Community church, vice, Donner Hill. l'rife. to Mrs Mr In is Ben andl,Iiary. and It for easier the Kiwanian the the Reddington home generous to winning to his go 5 Draft Morse show July three years. Each win- returned Tuesday after enjoying forgive, than for the offender to will be hack at is pmpu Mr and Mrs John Yakopich left honors Grounds. Fair State othw for ask vacation on a Pac to the will be inscribed available name forgiveness. k vacation ner's a Sunday and pastor Sundav for If Ic coast. Edward Thomson Colo. the trophy. duties devolving upon the Glenwood Springs, to trip of that church. Yesterday marked "finis" to the remodeling,, cleaning and repairing of Helper's old water storage reservoir which was done by the American Gunite Co., Inc.. of Salt Lake City, under the direction of E. L. Silver, western representative, and "Tex" Bennett, foreman. According to Domonic Hruno, superintendennt of the city's water department, thP work done on the south end of the reservoir. consisted of sand blasting, and covering tne sines ana iiouum with steel mesh and a 4 inch cement coating, to overcome several bad leaks caused by years of use. Carrying out the project of reservoir repair, solves the problem of "low water pressure" in some parts of the city during the past week or so. Following the completion of fue old reservoir repairs. Mr Bennet and his crew of workmen were to proceed to the new storage tank where they will make a few minor repairs to the top of the reservoir caused by weather conditions. City Employees Seek Raise A special meeting toniirlit of the mayor and city council will take into consideration a request nresented by employees last Tliur an day at a resnlar meeting, for offwill "that said, increase, they set the increase in living costs that will follow the recent raise warded the coal miners. Parallel Parking Frowned On A definite decision to "Urn down" a suggestion for parab II main parking on the east side of street from Hill street to Janet street, was the action of the conn ., oil Tbuisday nirht. It ahs "im,i Kno'ibs A. C. Marshal out bv City tried hi that 'lie id"a had Cm what not was and tlif-past led citv yet Housing Project proidewalk pproval of a pro.'ect ject at the Vets Housing was another item fining favor with tho of (ho council, alone beautify to continue to decision 21 homes and and improve the boon open surroundings that have for the past couple of months. OK n,il nlo save their ti, catcher to hirine Mack Peyton. as a team, baseball on Helper's deliartall in ,.;i;v nmnlovee IK'ht. ments. He will assist in the water and street departments. May, : tyf Tuesday A t 8:15 i , ' -- STATEWIDE . A'ner-Kxpositi- "make-be-Uive- 19-2- : ; right-hand- e. :' . b.-e- , ' 11 i Rer-rea- j -- iii Le-'io- pro-cra- i'"" Lo-Ptd- aux-turn- 25-2- two-mon- two-wee- th - .. |