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Show '' J I: A Home Paper For Home People :: :: i: DRUGGIST FIGURES IN JAIL BREAK SCHOOL OPENED MONDAY, 10TH Registration Exceeds That of Year Ago Teachers .Institute Held Last Saturday FINANCIAL REPORT OF Henry Gries, the genial dispenser of prescriptions, at the Nephi Drug Co., who is now on his vacation at his old home in Wabash, Indiana, had a very unusual experience a few days ago according to a news item in the Wabash Times that' is it was most unusual for Henry. It appears from that story that Sheriff Sumnierland had left early in the morning, with a prisioner by the name of Marlin Shuey for the State Prison at ludianapolis. Chief of Police Bolte, who is a brother-in-laof Mr. Gries, also left at the same time accompanied by Henry, having in charge a deserter by the name of Windbigler. The officers .amd Henry, had planned to spend the night in Indianapolis and attend the State Fair the next day. When they arrived in Indianapolis, Sheriff Sumnierland received a telephone call from his wife that from the actions of the prisioners at the jail it looked like an attempt would be made to effect a After a consultation Sheriff and Chief of Police Bolte, started back at once for Wabash, but before leaving they swore in Henry as a deputy sheriff, to take the prisioner Shuey on to the State Prison Farm We cannot imagine the genial Henry in the role of sheriff, but there was nothing further said in the news item concerning the prisioner Shuey, so Henry must have landed him safe at the penal farm. The school of this district opened auspiciously last Aouday morning with a splendid registration and an excellent teaching corps. Supt. Ste wart, who has the repuatation of being especially endowed with the faculty of picking good teachers, is more than grauned with conditions surrounding the opening of schools this year, and the personnel of his assistants. While absolute figures on registration are hard to arrive at this week the total will be somewhere near 1250 which will prpbably reach 1350 when completed. A decided gain over last year throughout the district. At Nephi the High School has registered 230 students, and this, according to Principal Sperry, will reach 275 or more by the time the fall work is advanced enough to permit all the boys and girls to register. This year the 7th and 8th grades are established in the north wing of the first floor of the new high school building, and this may be said to constitute the junior high school. It Is most gratifying to see the pride the youngsters take in their new surroundings. This pride in the new building spreads to the high school students, and that spirit is commend Board of Education able. Hold Meeting Tuesday Levan High School registered 25 in the Freshman and Sophomore years, and over 150 in the grade school. The regular meeting of the Board The work throughout the district strated off like clockwork in all the of Education of Juab School District On Wednesday was held Tuesday evening in the High elemetary classes. memregular classes were held in the High School Building. The following Schools, and the end of the week bers were present: Jas. Garrett Jr., should see the school machinery mov- J. H. Lunt and Harry Foote. The bid of Gustave Tundbridge, for ing as well as cared for machinery the hauling of students from Juab to should move. sum of $75 Supt. Stewart called the teachers Levan and return in the together last Saturday for Institute per month was accepted, this being work. They met in the High School the lowest bid received. W. M. C. Ostler, was employed as auditorium. Two sessions were held aind were largely given over to de- assistant janitor at the High School partment work. A short and inter- Building. The report of the auditors, on the esting preliminary program preceded examination of the school accounts the sessions. was accepted. Attending the institute as special for the past two years the Presiauthorized The Board Neff Andrew Dr. were the of speakers windows at the to have the U. dent, I. of of the U.; history department B. Ball, State Director of Vocatioinal North and South schools boarded up education, and Miss Amy Brown, pri- until the schools are used again. mary supervisor B Y U, and Wallace Vickers also took part on the proLorenzo Mortensen Dies gram. Diane From Injuries At the opening session Mrs. G. Booth, piano, Miss Merci violin, and R. Q. Dorius cello, gave a delightful selection. After several days of intense suffNephi has just cause to be proud of ering, Lorenzo Mortensen, well istrumental this trio, as no better of Levan, passed away citizen known combination is possible than violin, Tuesday at the L. D. S. Hospital, as cello, and piano. These performers a result of the injuries he received played with skill and feeling, and while engaged on a threshing machthey should be heard often- on local ine a week ago. programs. Mr. Mortensen, was well respected Mr. ,Iohn Hood, music supervisor, all who knew him both in Levan by appeared in two selections, Kiplings and Nephi, where he had a host of and a On The Road To Mandalay friends who will sympathize with his Scotch number, which was rendered family in their great loss. He leaves in an effective manner. wife and eight children. a in Roscoe Grover, a real artist reading, gave two delightful numbers and here again this city is to be con- 105 People Visit Temple gratulated on the excellence of this From Juab Stake young readers gift. At the afternoon session the Cole Sister, sang One Fleeting H6ur as a delightful trft), and in response to One of the most successful Temple encores sang two sweet and plaintive excursions occurred yesterday from Hawaiian songs, to the accompani- Juab Stake, when 105 people visited ment of a ukelele, that were much the Manti Temple. This Is the largest number that has attended in one parenjoyed. Little Beth Hobbs, delighted the ty for many years. The trip was made pedagogues and pedagoguesses with in automobiles. The excursion was two pretty readings which showed under the auspices of the Stake Genthe little miss to be possessed of high ealogical Society. talent and artistry Mr. Wm. Bailey, left Wednesday During the department sessions West Dr. Neff and Director Ball gave some for White Sulphur SpringB, gram-me- r thoughtful istructions to the Virginia, to attend the annual congrade and high school teachers vention of the National Tax Associatof while Miss Brown gave valuable in- ion. Mr. Bailey is struction and inspiraton to the. pri- the association. He will visit Washmary teachers. ington D. C. before returning to Mr. Hood devoted some time to Utah. Mrs. Bailey accompanied her both sections in presenting In out- husband as far as Salt Lake City. line the essentials in public school of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hamilton music work. The day was a decided help to the Salt Lake visited with Mr. and Mrs. teachers in starting their work for V. M. Foote Tuesday. They were ..on the year. their way to Los Angeles where they will make their future home. They were accompanied by Mrs. Hamilton, mother of Mrs. V. M. Foote, who will Playground Closed stop off at Beaver City and visit for Last Saturday some time. w get-awa- y. Sum-merlan- d, Golds-broug- h, nt Mrs. Panl E. Booth, entertained the CInb st members of the Entre-Non- s her .home Tuesday afternoon. The time was epent in sewing after which delicione refreshments were served to the following: Mri. Orton Durham,. Mrs. Spencer Forrest. Mrs. W. It. Warner, Mrs. Arthur Pyper, Mrs. Joe Willis, Nell Golden, Atbelis Booth. CUrs Hobbs, Special Guests: Mrs. E. R. Forrest, Mrs. Dennis Wood, and the hostess Mrs.- Booth. i s' CARNIVAL OF SPORT NEXT TUESDAY 7, ;; No. IS. SERVICES HELD FOR ALMA HAGUE A carnival of sport will be pulled off in this city next Tuesday, Sept. 18th, that wUl"put the fans on their toes and bring out some of the best Tributes Paid To His Public ' athletic talent we have in the city. Services by Speakers-Flor- -al The first event will be held at 3:30 m. p. at 1923 the local ball park, when Period From July 1st, 1922, to June 30th, Offerings Were Profuse. Nephi and Lynndyl will again cross School Juab Board of Education of of the order District, bats. These teams are evenly matPublished by and in accordance with Section 4811 of the Session Laws of Utah, 1917, ched and in previous games have impressive funeral services were made taken one disbusements of and statement an annual the receipts which requires so the game next held each, school in district. each rrnlay atternoon at the South during the year will be nature a in the of Tuesday Ward Meeung House over the rechampionship battle. mains of Hague. Bishop A. H. After the ball game, some of the Belliston Alma RESOURCES was in charge, and the speediest foot races seen here in a prayer was given by Orson Cuirent Assets: long time will be pulled off. Good opening Cazier. $9,570.31 Cash on naud operatng fund will races these be for purses given The speakers were: Judge T. H. 1,934.42 Acocuiits receivable and some of the towns best talent 750.00 James W. Paxman, and Bish--o- p burton, Eiorary Books inventory will compete. . 3,000.00 A. H. Belliston. Eloquent tributes lext Books and Supplies In the at the evening Arlington 00 100. Meter Deposit were paid by each speaker to the life 16 rounds of boxing will be staged. of the deceased, who had held so The between be event will Jess main 15,354.73 many positions of public trust and Stringham, Champion of Idaho, and influence fixed Assets: in the community for so 230,280.29 Percy lalbot of Nephi, who recently many Scnool Buildings years, among which was his won over Henry Jones of Provo in a School Sites 19,400.00 work as first Mayor of the city, and : six round bout at Richfield. Scnool Furniture 13,401.86 School Apparatus 2,878.56 Other boxing events will be a 4 his term as a member of the school round go between Charles Stokes of board. His genial and kindly dis265,760.59 Boxelder and Alberto Velez of Mex- position was also touched upon, and his will towards his fellow cit706.22 ico City. Two Prepaid Insurance good three round pre- izens.good Total Assets 281,821.64 liminaries are also announced. Vocal numbers were rendered as In the evening a dance will be Face To Face Mrs. Gerfollows: LIABILITIES AND SURPLUS given, in which "Frenchies Peppers ald Pyper, Lead Kindly Light by will furnish the music. Mrs. Ralph Belliston, and CrossLiabilities: Bar by T. W. Vickers. The Notes Payable High School Site $8,500.00 W. H. Warner, went to Manti Wed- ing The vocal numbers were accompanied - 1,016.46 Accounts Payable as of one officiated he where nesday 255.00 Miss Merci Goldsbrough, Mrs. Accrued Interest Notes payable the judges In the Poultry department by - 2,783.33 Accrued Bond Interest Diane G. Booth, and Mrs. T. W. of the County Fair. Vickers. was JUAB SCHOOL DISTRICT Indebtedness, High School Bonds Total Liabilities Surplus: Excess assets over Liabilities Total Bonded - RECEIPTS Funds on Hand June 30th, 1922 State Dilstrict School Fund State and Land Interest Fund State High School Fund Federal Fund Vocational Training District School Tax 8 mills, levy Interest on Bank Balances Tuition Fees High School Students Miscelaneous Receipts Sale of School Property Sale of Books,' Rents, Etc Transfer from Bldg Fund To General Fund Loans Prior to1 Receipt of Taxes 119,398.79 26,250.60 - 2,416.10 67.87 454.86 56,502.46 943.50 2,600.51 364.00 376.75 1,181.35 4,500.00 7,000.00 Total Receipts DISBURSEMENTS DISTRICT SCHOOLS: Salaries of Male Teachers Salaries of Female Teachers Free Text Books School Supplies 11,643.16 11,711.72 235.18 1,348.74 2,144.35 2,324.16 3,577.44 122.74 984.85 75.00 430.71 Salaries of Janitors Coal, Water, Light and Power Repairs an dReplacements Janitors Supplies Transportation Students ...... Rents Insurance, Etc Other Expenses of operation and maintenance ... Benediction pronounced 12,554.79 by J. E. Lunt. was which sun The the of eclipse 167,000.00 floral The were beauti179,654.79 only partially visible here, created a ful and In offerings profusion, being great de&l of Interest. A large num- banked high, great around the casket. In102,266.85 ber of people viewed the phenomena terment took place in Vine Bluff Cem281,821.64 with the aid of smoke glasses. etery. The following out of town relatives Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Baldwin of Salt and friends attended the funeral: spent the past week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Giles, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. P. P. Christlson, parents Mrs. A. V. Hague of Salt Lake, Mrs. of Mrs. Baldwin. A. V. Sanford of LaGrande, Oregon, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hague of Butte, Montana, Mrs. Geo. C. Whitmore, NEWS JOTTINGS and Mrs. Edith Sparks of Los Angeles, Mrs. Emma Hickman of Eureka, FROM LEVAN Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Armstrong, Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Denn, Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Andrews, Mr. Ed. J. McCune, of Salt Lake City, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mr. and Airs. Orval Bosh, spent Mrs. George Beebe, and Teasdale, Wednesday and Thursday In Provo. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Jones, of Provo 222,663.79 School opened Monday. The childMr. and Mrs. K. J. Bird, were visren appeared with happy smiling fac- itors to Nephi Wednesday. es, eager for another years work. There are a number of new teachers this year. We hope they will find work agreeable and that the present school year will be a success both for teachers and students. MONA NOTES OF INTEREST Daryl Chase, Roscoe Grover, Genevieve Grover, and the Cole Sisters, were over from Nephi Sunday in atRulon Newell left for Elsinore, tendance at the Sacrament meeting. The people appreciated the readings, last Saturday where he will teach songs and talks given by the visitors. school this season. 34,693.05 - The local playgrounds closed last Raturday after a most successful season. Under the auspices of tha Primary Association refreshments were served to over SO children at the closing exercises Saturday. Children can still use the playgroande bnt supervision of the games is now ended. Miss Ads Gibson, who has had charge of this work during the summer has given excellent service. The News, Vol. Nephi, Juab County. Utah Friday, September 14th 1923 The Times, Vol. 14, No. 28. Devoted to the Interests' of Juab County DISTRICT ur-da- HIGH SCHOOLS Salaries of Male Teachers Salaries of Female Teachers School Supplies . Salaries, Janitors and Engineers Light and Power Janitors Supplies Repairs and Replacements Transportatjon Students Rents, Insurance Etc Other expenses of operation and maintenance 11,979.97 5,441.28 2,032.99 1,534.75 2,620.79 91.45 3,322.72 2,250.00 1,170.50 457.74 Coal,-Water- , Mr. and Mrs. Lorenzo Webb reMr. O. G. Bird of Provo, spent Tuesday and Wednesday in Levan on turned from Los Angelas Sunday after spending the summer in that business. city. Boxes have been installed in the Mr. and Mrs. Edward McClellan local post office. This will be a great help to the people as well as bring- and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Middleton ing Levan a little farther along the of Salt Lake City visited relatives here this week. road of progress. 30,902.80 GENERAL ADMINISTRATION 112,280.95 and Buildings 1,174.80 Salaries and Expenses of Board Members 650.00 Salaries of Clerk, Treasurer, Etc 77.72 Postage, Stationery, offjce of Board 1,925.00 Salary Supt. SchoolB 618.48 Expense of Supt. Office, and Clerical assistance 69.50 Census Expense 114.96 School Election Expense 670.82 Other Admlnlstaratlve Expenses 1 964.85 Legal Expense 3,249.90 Court Judgment Favor of Tjntlc School Diet - 980.88 Refund of Taxes To Juab County 9,814.77 Interest on Bonds and Loans 8,000.00 Bonds Redeemed Numbered 1 to 8 7,000.00 Loans Paid Cash balance after deducting outstanding warrants 9,570.31 Sites Tottl HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING REPORT Tear Ending June 80th, 1082 Nephi High School Bond Sales: 176 Bonds Par Value $1,000 $175,000.00 ... 10,654.00 Less: Discount and expenses paid Addition to Fund: Interest accrued on Bonds at sale date: Interest on Dally Balances 854.71 686.44 ToUl Disbursements: High School Building Balance June 20th, 1922 Tear Ending June SOth. 1V88 108,674.90 Balance Funds on Hand June SOth, 192: 778.15 Interest received on daily balances Disbursements: Building 101.114.04 Continued on page 5 Mr. and Mrs. William Dunn and Mrs. Ralph Peterson, left for Los Angeles Sunday, on account of the Mr. and Mrs. Elgy Ellertson were serious illness of her sister Mrs. down from Salt Lake to spend Sa y and Sunday here with relatives. Charles Ray. Mrs. Eliza Jensen and family of Mrs. Fred McClure entertained the Sorosls Club at her home Thursday. Centerfleld, are visiting relatives and The time was spent in sewing and friends in' Mona. social chat. A delicious lunch was Miss Lela Newell returned last served to those present. Friday from Yellowstone Park wt.-Miss Mr. and Mrs. Owen Francom left she has spent the summer. for Wyoming Saturday where Mrs. Newell left for Ogden Sunday where Francom will teach school this win- she will teach daring the school season. ter. f Mrs. A. E. Shepherd returned from Magna, Thursday where she has ited for the past three weeks. vis- Lavern Carter was a Provo visitor this week. Mrs. Mary A. Kay has returned Mr. Hugh Taylor spent a few days from Salt Lake where she has been In Provo last week. visiting with her daughter for the past two weeks Mr. Alex Peterson, spent Sunday Mrs. Erma Cloward of Santaquin is 222,663.79 and Monday in Levan. Mr. Peterson is now employed by the Globe Mills, spending a few days here with her mother Mrs. James E. Kay. baying grain at Delta. Mrs. George E. Kay is at Provo Mr. Ralph Jackman, Mr. A. L. Jackman, Mr. A. P. Jackman, and Mr. at the bedside of her daughter w Earl Alger motored to Salt Lake Mon Mrs. Lee Kay, who is critically 111. day where they visited for a few days 164,846.00 Lisle Bigler and Hostner Grace Mrs. Martha Francom,- - returned were home missionaries to the Mona home Friday, from Provo where sho Ward Sonday afternoon. Patriarch J. W. Paxman and Ernest Greenwood has visited for a few weeks. 1,441.16 Mrs. Edna Hanson, has been chos- of the Stake Seminary were also 165,787.15 en to fill the AH spoke at the vacancy In th Primary in attendance. 57,212.25 Association, caused by the resignation meeting and seme very good advice 108,574.90 of Mrs. Dalby. Mrs. Hanson has ths was given to the saints here best wishes of her many friends for Mr. and Mrs. Edward Carter are resuccess in her work. Miss Olive Shepherd, royally en- joicing over the arrival of a baby tertained the B P. L M. club Tuesday girl, FTlday, September 7th. 109,348.05 evening. A water melon hast was School started here Monday with greatly enjoyed along with cantaI loupes. Mian LaReul Christensen the nrollmept of practically every was a special guest. hoy and strl nf in-la- I |
