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Show Readies Morrison-Knudse- n Emory Camp For Work Corps house, eating house and a dark VOLUME 52, NUMBER 6 room for photographic work are also being readied. It is further unofficially reported that the corps of seventy-five technecians will be complemented by about seven ty five common laborers. Some Morrison-Knudse- n hea rumor and unofficial reports. has been on the In revenue derived from the vy Partially prefabricated sleep- site equipment days and has lease of State lands for coal, ing quarters for this group of been for severalroads into the mineral and) oil exploitation, grading men are being constructed! at this time in units that will ac- score of washes and canyons Emery County ranks second commodate six men. A bath in the area. highest in the State, according A corps of about seventy- five technicians and engineers are expected to move into the Morrison-Knudscam p Buckhom within the next few weeks and to he engaged in the project there for a period of from seven months to one year, according to prevailing CASTLE DALE, UTAH Emery County Treasurer Gets $6,556 For Roads at en Pm Ccptuurnty FRIDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1951 STATE HEALTH MAN LAUDS C. D. PROJECT An official of the State Beard ject will be completed within of Health this week inspected two or three weeks if delivery the work that has (been done of material is made on schedon the sedimentation tanks ule and if nothing unforeseen and filter system of the Castle arises. Dale City waterworks, and expressed high commendation of Some trouble in the collecthe projects. The water system tion of water tap fees in Cas cf Castle Dale, he said, will tie Dale has been experienced in every detail meet State during past weeks. Hereafter, Health standards and specifi- delinquent account? will not cations when it is finally com- be tolerated, the City Council The citizens of Castle has declared. Water will be pleted. Dale, he added, are to be con- turned off if tap rent is not gratulated for having voted paid as required, and a penalfor the system. ty of $250 will be assessed to have the water turned back on. The work of constructing Anyone tampering with the the been tanka has and filter water line or meters to turn Elder Gerald Boyd Olsen supervised directly by Mayor on their water when it has in Herman first Master Behling, and this work been off, will be proseLmery btaKe' and the economy with which cuted, turned the Council warned. won it has been done special praise from the Health Board olficiaL FERRON NOTES Mrs Deborah Huntsman Mr and Mrs Vern Brewster and children of Salt lake City visited here over last week end at the Hyrum Zwahlen home. Mr Brewster is a son of Mrs Zwahlen. Mr and Mrs Clyde Edwards of Provo visited his parents, Mr and Mrs Homer Edwards of Mioore, over Sunday. Mrs Lee Petty of Provo, a daughter of Mr and Mrs Edwards, was By to figures released by the Finance Commission. OnUintah County outly K ranks Emery, the figures show ed. Ten percent of the lease rela Jewkes. Mrs Los. Jameson of Oregon turns from State owned land ORANGEVILLE remained here with her sister, is rebated to the respective NOTES Mrs Una Guymon, for a visit, counties to be used by those after coming for the funeral counties for road purposes. Em By Mrs Ray B. Humphrey of her mother, Mrs Clara Seely. ery County for the first hall w Mr Clarence Grange spent Mr and Mrs Frances Denni- of 1951 will receive $6,556.31 as nlcA 'Hjrp ''die week end home from his son, also Mr and Mrs Jasper against Uintah Countys $12, Mr and Mrs Sam Talericu 'work at Sunnyside. third place San were here Mrs Bertha Dower accom- Robertson of Price were am- 735.64, and part of last week ong the many out of town peo Juan Countys $4,863.61. Car- visiting her parents, Mr and panied Mr and (Mrs Ralph the Seely funeral bon is fourth with a rebated Mrs Seth Hitchcock- back to Balt Lake City pieMrto attend and Mrs Fred W. Reid amount of $4,64857. Mr and Mra Morris Single- this week. The Oliphants were and was dis- ton A total of $40,110-2Reid were Salt a part of last week here to attend the funeral Lake Mrs Henry count- and spent fore City visitors over the week tributed to twenty-fiv- e made the part of this week services for Mrs Clara Seely. on ies, the division being visiting their son Sam in Col Mr and Mrs George Taylor end. of the basis their of Mrs Man respective oradio. Merrill Anderson is stationed there j visited in LaSal, San Juan CoWhile here the Health officer contributions to the total oi in the Sam j daughter Marie of army. unty the past week with her ti andwere referred to the need of filter revenue. land lease State visitors in of A. OrangeBrad Jensen, principal sister, Linda, and family. Upon ville plants for the culinary water Tuesday. South Emery High School was their return they spent some of Salt Lake City, and system on Lake business, in Salt City time in Carbon County with out that the little com pointed week. of last the latter part rcl&tivcs of Castle Dale no w Castle Dale munity of Snow Mr Russel and Mrs Mr and Mrs Earl Crawford will have a water plant superFrancis Rasmussen, stockman SunDale here visited Castle and daughter of Colorado spior to that of Salt Lake. and farmer of Castle Dale was ent the week end here with The following have our sin- day with their daughter and Mrs Rose Ojsen, Reporter Sunday, September 30 cere thanks for subscribing or family, Mr and Mrs June his parents, Mr and Mrs LesAt present time a cement injred while he was riding for cattle church Emery attended EmThey to lie Crawford. to ditch is renewing subscription convey on the mountain range west being built the services and witnessed Visitors at the Elmer Cox ery County Progress. Boyd Olsen, son of water from the canal to the of Orangeville. new baby of the MrGerald of the naming of Olsen L. and Della Taylor homes the G. as sedimentation a deand Mrs tanks Howard Sorenson, Emery was awarded his Mas- vice to give added purity to itsHis horse slippedMrand fell on Emery, past week were Mr and Mrs Blanche Justice, California Killpacks. Mr and! Mrs Merrill Black ter (Rasmupinning certificate at the the water, Mayor Behling this ssensside, Edgar Cox of Orem. J. Stevenson, Huntington ankle between its body of Provo spent the week end new of Cas Mrs Heiasie Bunderson House in The week entire Stake proWillis Thompson, Ferron Emery reported. a and. a rock. Examination reveal here with his mother, Mrs Cly-d- tie Dale Moore visited friends hpre the Bruce Ware, Orangeville by M. I. A. Superined the cap on the anklt to be Black. Merrill is attending tendent R. Allred some Merrill Word was received in Castle past week. Frank Grange, Orangeville broken. school at the BYU this year. time was He Mrs Dessie Davis and Mrs Dale this week that Nad Peter in C D the first ago. Andrew Larsen, Los Angeles Mr and Mrs Michael Maglio-cc- o Stake ever to receive Julia Paulsen have taken over sen, son of Mrs Crystal RosenEd Cook, Castle Dale of price vis- Emery this citation. the school lunch program for berg, has been appointed to Lester Jorgenson, castledale ited and children her week with of last part the year. the Board of Student Editors Maggie Anderson, Castledale parents, and Mrs Yukon At present he is serving on a Mr Wilford Humphrey and of the George Washington Law Lars Christensen, Castledale Fugate. Mr The Castle Dale Ward Sunmission for the LDS Church Mr and Mrs Ray B. Humph- Review for the year 1951-5Stanton Chandler, Dos Angelwas in the Central States at inde- day School, Carlos Larson, supChat Fireside Junior The their sister, are These student editors rey accompanied es, California held evening at the pendence, Missouri, and is re- erintendent, was the first in Mrs Rhoda H. Gibson of Helper chosen on the basis of scholMrs Marcell Peacock, Sunny-sid- e home Sunday of Mr and Mrs Homer ported to be very happy in his Emery Stake to go over the to Afton, Wyoming, over the arship, and the appointment Edwards. work. He urges all young boys top in the Dime Fund Drive, weekend to see Wilfords son of Mr. Petersen to the Board Mrs Arrel Jensen, Ephraim Mrs has Asa to prepare themselves It was reported this week by recently and Bailey Howard and family. is a signal honor to him as a Fred) VanBuren, Orangeville been Into Salt Lake City to an now girls Cor a mission, because Mrs Lavina Otterstrom, Stake Mr and Mrs Bruce Taylor student of law. A tala E Miller, Minnesota reshe where is eye there that can af- Secretary of Sunday School. specialist nothing visited and Mrs Frances Taylor Mrs Glenn Swasey, Calif. feels and bet ceived much one and satford help joy greater in Provo the past week. Snow College, Ephraim As of this date, Clawson and ter. isfaction. Here from Salt Lake City ELMO NOTES L. P. Knight, Brigham City Emery Sunday schools have last week were Mr and Mm also reached thh'eir quota, Mrs Emery George Jeffs, Castledale Mrs Hansen By Georgena LDS The following in Emery J. Frank Killian. Merle Jeffs, Castle Dale Ottenstrom reports. Ward have received high citaSome of our young people Mr and Mrs Ben Hansen Kay Brinkerhoff, who joined Elias Hunt, Green River. the Navy, has finished his tions from the M. I. A.: Six Castle attending school away (from and son Glen and Stanley Petersen, Josephine boot training at San Diego, Golden Gleaners Lila Chris- CLAWSON NOTES of Huntington motored Dale home are Hallie Cox, Lyle Calif, and is now home with tiansen, Thelma Addley, Betty Crawford, Kirk and Robert Cur to Logan recently. Glen and Mrs Ivy Thomas, Orangeville Bessie Mrs Wright By his parents, Mr and Mrs Floyd Jean Whetsel, Marjorie tis, Glen Huntington, Joe Luke, Stanley are attending the US Melba Blackburn, Clawson Doris Snow is home for a Brinkerhoff, on a short leave. Jean Chistiansen, Gerand (Rue and Keith Ware AC. Glen received the scholarPeacock, Orangeville Ralph few days visit from Salt Lake and Robert Moffitt at the U ship to the USAC given by Drannan Seely, Huntington aldine Mortensen; one honorary where she has 'been employed. Ferron SAC; Jim Peacock, at the BY Sears Roebuck and Company. C. R. Green, Sandy Darrell Stevens, son of Mr Mabel Golden Gleaner Mrs Mr and' Mrs Kent House- and Dellas Atwood, who is emU; and at Carbon College Ted Mrs L. R. Sherman, Huntn Mrs Claude Stevens, enSilver one Gleaner of Mortensen; children and Drager Mervin Jack Taylor, Scow, ployed in Salt Lake, was a reYukon Fugate, Ferron tered the U. S. armed service two Mas keeper and Nedra with Duzett; ton visitors were SheLSunday cent visitor at the home of his Miles, Bruce Gordon and Estella Jewkes, Orangeville in August. Olsen ter Gerald Boyd Blackburn. Mrs and Frank Mr The Orangeville 47 Club anLeo Nielsen, Castle Dale parents, Mr and Mrs S. E. AtDick Wareham, son of Mr Allred. wood. nounced this week that they and Harvey Bland Arnold Wayman, Ferron Mrs Arthur Nunley and Mrs Kenneth Wareham, Mr and Mr and Mrs Dan Gnmdvig Leo W. Petersen, California will again sponsor their annual U. S. Army in and son. of Salt Lake City and went into the and boys visited one day last Mrs Alferd Jenisen, Huntn Deer Hunting Contest. This Mr and Mrs Keith Prestwich September. Mr and Mrs Warea week with relatives in Nine are prize offering Ruipert Sherman, Huntingtn year they of Provo were week end visi- ham now have two 'eons in the Cream of the news, skimmed off Mile. Bonnie M. Baldwin, Colorado of $15 for the heaviest deer tors with Mr and Mrs Calvin service, the other, Ernest, befor quick perusal the 2nd for Mr and Mrs Gerald String-haIn $10 L. A. Leomaster, Huntington brought and Jensen. Mrs Jensen accompan ing in the Navy. The and heaviest. and daughters and Mrs Kathryn Tuttle, Provo weighing ied the prestwiches back to Cleveland as in the Elizabeth Rasmussen of Price Mrs Vern Kofford, Castledale checking station, Clawson Provo to spend a few days. Mr and Mrs Oscar Carlson Plvisited Sunday at the Arvei Elmer Addley, Emery past, will be Wares Locker Eldean Blackburn visited rel received word1 that their aon, Mr and Mrs Don Smith and Hansen hoTickets for Ben ant In Hansen California and S. P. Orangeville. ovSnow, atives and friends in Price Pfc. (Raymond jGarLsoi has baby have moved to Price. mes. the contest will be the same as Venice Jensen, Castledale er the week end- landed In San Francisco from Mr and Mrs Vaughn Fail and Emery Paul Judd Jr. Washington before which Is $1.00 and may Glen Baird, Extension AgLudean Maxfield, who has daughters were recent visitors Velma Huntington, Orangle be obtained from any member Dennis Tidwell was sustain- Korea. He expects to be disof the 47 Club. Join the con- ronomist from the USAC at Lo- ed as Ward Clerk at Sacra- charged the latter part of this been in Nevada the past week, in Salt Lake. A. L. Cox, Clawson Mr and Mrs Varden Willson returned and moved his wife Merrial Johansen, Castledale test and let the 47 Club pay gan, will spend the major part Services Sunday. Also Et- month. Oct ment for your hunt by winning a of the week commencing was released as sec Orangeville and family to Bunkerville, Ne- have gone to Logan where he Carl Keller, Castledale ta 15 in Emery County, accord- ondRalphs Mrs Leland Nelson, Sunnyde prize. vada Sunday. He has rented a will attend school this coming in the Relief So Rhomer Curtis, son of Mr counselor Coing to (Ray B. Humphrey, furnished cottage there. He is winter. H. J. Howland, Green River Tatton was sus and Mrs E Ray Curtis is at and Mary ciety unty weed supervisor. On Oct. tained in that office. President home on furlough Gomer Arnold, Cleveland employed with Young nd Smfrom the arVet15 an evening meeting for ith Construction Company. Eldon G. Luke was in attend my. He is recuperating from a the and Farmers erans, Young his Arthur Petty, who broke ance at the meeting. recent illness. CASTLE DALE NOTES public will be held in Huntleg 2 months ago, has his cast Elmo noxious of A the of display The Price ington. removed Saturday in the opening meeting Don Jorgensen is home on WOrd was received in Elmo was held Relief Tuesday Hospital. A new cast was put a ten day furlough from Calif, and common weeds will be with aSociety attend- last week that Opl. Frank O. in crowd good on, one with a foot support, new to Nohis base he before goes shown and will be in the ance. The Theology lesson was Ovlatt, son of Mr and Mrs W. Orangeville-Quart- erly and he is instructed to wear it in Alaska. rth Emery High School all day presented by Class Leader Ve F. Oviatt, was slightly wounanother month. for the Conference asandi Mr Mrs Herman Behling Tuesday, Oct. 16. A school ra Tidwell, following which a ded in Korea on September Jessie Sorensen is ill in the for is scheduled Stake received word that Capt. and Emery sembly will be held at 1:00 p. social was enjoyed and refresh 19. He was inducted into the Price Hospital. will October and Mrs Don Unger and son will be Sunday, Saturday m. Mr Bairds were served. Especially army November, 11950, and reat Castle Dale, ac- weeds and theirsubjects Elmo control in all ments ... Registration will be held next leave Guam this month for 20 and 21 were the class leaders ceived his basic training at honored Mr and Mrs Lee Childs and Monday andi Tuesday at 11:00 the States. They have been cording to advice received this the meetings. Fort Riley, Kansas. He then and visiting teachers. children have moved: to Bunny-dal- e to 12:Q0 A. M. and 7:00 to 8:00 stationed at Guam for 2H week from Stake President E. was transferred to the army G. Luke. Tuesday night tentative plwhere he has employ- P. M. in the Carbon College years. chemical center in Maryland are for ans a Mr of meeting Marilee public room In for classes Bell, ment. daughter faculty for eight weeks of additional one meeting will be in the Court House at Castle Only has Western joinAndrew and Mrs Bell, coal Mining. Cleveland training. He received a furconducted Saturday, at 7:36 p. Dale with the mounts on disand has WAVES ed are These gone the classes designed in April 1951 and was m. That will be a Priesthood play. lough Mrs Tom Price is home from to give to men, with coal Lakes mining to Great the Training sent overseas to Korea In May ofall for the Standard ville Hospital folLeadership meeting for Station in her training. the experience, training of this year. The display will be shown ficers of quorums and groups lowing an operation. necessary technical informaEmthe South for at Priesthood of the and the Wednesday tion and skills to enable them Huntington Clawson. ery High School with an asPfc. Mack E Riley, Clawson, heads of Stake and wards. Perry Wakefield Is home fr- to receive certificates of Fire m. at 1:00 p. sembly om the hospital in Price feeling Boss, Shot Firer, and Mine has been awarded the Combat On Sunday general sessions Foreman, and to successfully will convene at 10:00 a. m. and improved. Infantryman Badge, a symbol Thursday the mounts will be of Mr and Mrs Lowell Johnson pursue these positions in the shown at the Green River High Castle Dale 2:00 p. m. fighting with Mr and Mrs Herman Behling the enemy, while serving with and family have moved to Cal- coal mines of Utah. The course School with an assembly also will include first aid and mine Further details, together with scheduled at that place. ifornia for the winter. announce the marriage of their the 1st Cavalry Division in Koan announcement of what gen rescue, coal mine safety rules Mrs Rose Olsen, Reporter Vera Behling War- rea. Castle Dale These meetings are for the daughter, eral officials of the Church a study of Emery The Badge, consisting of a to Clyde Beckstrom, aon regulations, ren, Mrs Nellie B. Young has pur- and will attend and preside at the public and1 everyone is invited of Mr and Mrs James Beck- miniature replica of a Revolu coal mine gas and methods of chased the Forest Peterson ap- detection, Heaviest hail that ever hit Conference will be available to attend and bring their prob strom, of Spanish Fork. coal mine ventionary Flintlock, mounted on artments and will move Into tilation. andandexplosives. the United States passed th- for publication next week. lems. a blue background and super be will The per ceremony Dick soon. Mr one of them narrow strip in Emery a Oct- imposed on a silver wreath, rough a. m. on 10:00 at formed Mr George B. Jackson, who County, 5 miles south of EmHampshire from Hiawatha has ober 8 at the home of Mr and distinguishes the actual fightwas down is in charge of Industrial Re- ery town, at 5:30 last Saturday bright her home itand Mrs James Beckstrom with Bp ing men from rear area and over. recently looking lations at Carbon College, will night. The hail covered a strip Ray Gull of Spanish Fork Sec service troops. be the instructor. Mr Jackson aproximately 300 feet wide. ond Ward officiating. is particularly well qualified to Ricks of hall after 18 hours The couple will make their teach these classes, Mr LeRoy were still 5 feet deep. Hall In The General Motors Proving home in Spanish Fork upon L. West, Extension Director at the form of solid chunks of Ground engineers use high a weeks from return their trip Carbon College, announced. Mi ice were still found to be the taken at up to movies, speed Colorado. in Notice is hereby given that Jackson has served for 113 years size of large cherries. It is 12,000 per second, for pictures of San Mrs Rose Olsen, Reporter married Fay Johnson the Board of Commissioners of on the State Examining Board possible that ricks of this hail analysis of automobile behavreleased is he Although Diego. exams. receive for these He was for- will remain until spring. The Emery ior. Emery County will wife both work in All of Mr and Mrs A. Y. Cl- he and his for the sealed bids for 72 tons of sto' merly Mine Superintendent at fences, posts and gates in the San Navy. Diego ker coal, to be delivered to the the Independent Coal and Coke path of this storm were flatt- arks sons have been in the Glade A. Clark is in the NaCo. at Kenilworth, Utah, and ened to the ground. A field of Armed Forces. Sgt. David Y. Courthouse at Castle Dale, an air plane carrier, vy has taught first aid and mine baled, hay was washed, away. Clark was In the Army spend- USS onBadveng Strait. He has All coal is to be received and rescue courses there for the The storm began with wind ing 4 years in Japan and 1 in .been in the Navy 2 years ana 20 Coun bills a He the the was in Korea. years. paist and by weigh signed Sgt. rain and teriffic lightening Dr. Aaron E Jones, Presi- thunder and the roar was deaf supply line. He married Adell has spent one year in Korea. ty Clerk. sent back to of All bids are to be in the dent of Carbon College, stated ening. Tourists Franklin Washington and His carrier was had to turn for repairs and Washington are classes on or the before these Carbon in was office that released Clerks August. now back and resume their jourjust By Mrs Georgena Hansen he is on his way back to The Crawford Service Station date of the next commission- Colleges contribution to the ney the next morning. Floods Staff Sgt. Roger A. Clark Korea. - Elmo was unmarried He is week Dale at this Sept. Castle is He October coal Air which was ers meeting, spent in the mining industry of this Corps. down from a canyon at Uyna, Arizona to Noma- der new ownership and man- - Mr and Mrs Walter Clegg area. It is hoped that the class- pouring 29 1951. trees, debris and rocks 4 years in England and was 8Jean swept Richardson from Brem- agement following purchcase announce the marriage of th-Commen o f County in safety in its path. This happened on released Aug. 20 at Westover, es, by training The Board the entire business unit by eir daughter Bertha Nell to reerton, Wash. She is the dau- missioners reserves the right practices, will help further State Highway 10. This covers Mass. son Childs of Orangeville. Birger John Veblungsnes, duce the accident rate in the a portion to reject any or all bids. Opl. John W. Clark was in- ghter of Mr and Mrs Howard Aldo of property owned E. M. Crawford. Castle Dale, of Mr and Mrs H. Veblungsnes, EMERY COUNTY BOARD OF mines and add to the welfare by Sam, Bob and Udell Lewis the Marines. He served in Wor- Baker of Bremerton. Glade is 28 in the COMMISSIONERS of the community. The men of Emery. Id War n with the 2nd Divi-- , 1st Fireman of the Engineer-i:- n vendee, had owned and opera- on Friday, September Salt Lake Temple. A reception Marines. He was Guadal- - ing Division. Mrs Glade Clark ted the stationlf for the past By David N. Jewkes, of this community, if they hold years, hav will be held Monday, October County Clerk these certificates, will be eligi- ther than having to defer to canal, Guam, Tarawa and the is at the home of Mr and Mrs three and it from Ervin Wim 15 at the Ladies Literary Club ing bought First published October 5, 1951 ble for better jobs in the mines outsiders who hold certificates Mariannas Islands. He spent A. Y. Clark and expects to of 1948. March in Salt Lake in their honor. in March. ber until the He in service,. ay Last published October 26, 1951 as the opportunities arise, ra- - Mr West stated. years U-t- ah THE oil-ri- TOWN-TAL- Oli-pha- ch nt M-M- an 8 Sa-li- Boyd Olsen Gets High MIA Award na Our 7jhanks C. D. Man Cattleman Is Injured Kill-pac- k. Honored At Law School M-M- an Sunday School First In Dime Drive Under the Colors 2. De-fri- 47 Club Sponsors Contest ez Max-fiel- d, i M-M- Off the top Weed Expert Is Slated For Emery County m Stake Meet Dates Set Carbon College Offers Class In Mining Vera Warren Marries At Spanish Fork -- Hail Storm Hits Emery close-quart- er Four Armed Services Each Have Clark Brother NOTICE Orangeville Man Buys C. D. Station U-ta- h. Elmo Girl Is Married ; j J one-ha- st-3- 12 of |