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Show -- rip SECOND j he section SECOND SECTION un-Advoca- te Price, Carbon County, Utah, Thursday, October 24, 1946 MONARCH to show AMERICAN LEGION TO OBSERVE ARMISTICE ciation, according to reports. Officials of the cooperative association, engaged in production and refining, with refineries at FATALITY FOR Grand Junction, Colorado, is be- Coffeyville and Bhillipsburg, KanThis Four Boys ing considered as the site for a sas, and Scottsbluff, Nebraska, visAT ROYAL refinery to treat oil from the ited Grand Junction last week onArea Rangely field by the Cooperative a survey trip and commented fa5 Refinery association, subsidiary of vorably on Grand Junction as a Carbon countys eleventh mine the Consumers Cooperative refinery site. for 1946 and the second Announcement is made this week by Master Sergeant Arthur within a week occurred last Doran, resident army recruiter, of Thursday at about 2:30 at the the enlistment of the following Royal mine of the Royal Coal men through the Price recruiting company at which time Charles office: Joseph Skerl, John Kasi- - Cihura, 56, Walsenburg, Colorado, matis and LeRoy D. Cooley, Help- was seriously injured after being er, and Robert E. Wilcox, Green crushed by a fall of about 400 pounds of top coal. He died about River. hour later in the Standardville an receivto information According ed by Sgt. Doran from Fort Doug hospital with shock listed as the las, these men were accepted for immediate cause of death, Mr. Cihura was loading coal in enlistment prior to October 5 thus them full educational,"10 mine at the time of the assuring under the G. I. Bill of dent and besides shock suffered multiple rib fractures and a punc- Rights. In this connection, Sgt. Doran tured lung. The body was taken to the stated, men enlisting subsequent to October 5 may still receive one Mitchell funeral home from where months free education for every " vvas shipped to Walsenburg month of service until the official where funeral services were to be termination of the war plus an held. He was born in Austria on Noadditional 12 months granted by the government after three months vember 4, 1889, He had been working at Royal since September service. . - and make it possible for your State to acquire 9 of this year. Survivors include his widow, Anna Cihura; six sons and daughters, Mary, Charlie, Junior, George, Walter, Stanley and Jim, BE all of Walsenburg. a Gomer Peacock Gets Vice President Position With Utah Parks Council Armistice Day will be observed by Trice Post No 3 of the American Legion with an Two new vice presidents have dance in the Legion hall on eon added to the officer ranks HELDS ON LINE Monday, November 11. The af- - f the Utah National Parks Boy fair will be for post members and Scout council. Dr. J. G. Jones of quests. Provo, council president, reported of pe rsonal appearances A series this week following the annual Monarch for scheduled have been council meeting. tw;n-Lines Gomcr Peacock, Price, and Arwill rcDorts wl.ih shortly thur C. Lundgren, Monroe, both route will to pasInitial be Denver Denver-Durang- o te the of whom are chairmen of the reaU7r and fioignt service and in Durango with lot downs at council sectional in in cities rado Canon tie Springs, Pueblo, City, cently organized fashion will groups in their areas, have been MoviNn and Utah and Monte a. Other routes will be Albuquer-- , celcted vice presidents of the Lake City with stops at council. Their election brings to que-Sa- lt five the number of vice presidents, and Gallup Farmington, New Mexico, Durango, Cortez and Grand the others being Ray L. Davis, Junction. Colorado, and Price and Salem; Ernest A. Strong, Spring-villand George S. Balif, Provo. Junc'Provo, Utah; Denver-Gran- d Dr. Jones was relected presition with stops at Boulder, Krem-- ! dent of the council with S. D. mling, Craig and American treasFork, Packard, their Douglas planes on exhibition Springs, and Grand Junction-Don- -t H. and urer, Hughes, Eugene Montrose-Delta, initial run., ver with halts at airports along the 2 Spanish Fork, council commisSalida and Leadville. This same idea will be followed Gunnison, sioner. 0 PLANES AT From asso-fatali- Vista-Alamos- o, us finance let YOUR NEW OR USED AUTOMOBILE Quick action if you see us first. No Bother No T rouble No Fuss Appraisal and Insurance Required on your Auto. Loans made only on 1937 and later models . . . New Car Purchases Financed on 6 Plan. PRIVATE LOAN CREDIT COMPANY Booms Price 1-- 2 Utah Silvagni Building reorganizations in OF YOUR LEGISLATURE the were completed at the annual meeting to expand further the council leadership and bring about a more unified organization. Four additional commissioners have been named to work under Commissioner Hughes, including George V. Brown, A. A. Wallace, and Reed Ogden, Provo, and C. H. Madsen of Price. Other commissioners are Roy Passey, Merrill Christophorson, Veil G. Dixon, D. V. Tregcagle and Dr. Farmers in Carbon county who Wayne B. Hales, all of Provo, and wish to obtain and buffalo Harold S. Walker of Pleasant alfalfa seed for ranger seed procertified Grove. duction should place their orders The council executive board has without delay, according to A. been expanded from 26 to 37, Fullmer Allred, county agent. with new members being W. W. All requests for seed for certi-- j Clyde, H. T. Reynolds and Floyd fied seed production should be Harmer of Springville; Samuel made to Golden L. Sto-15- at directly Peery, Payson; William J. John-- f ker, secretary of Utah Crop Im- son and Leroy Whitehead, Spanish Utah State; ' Fork; Sylvan W. Clark, Lehi; Eddie provement association, college, Logan, since! Agricultural Han-W. L. i f Kimball, Ray Tanner, that association will handle the sen, Glen Davis and Hugo Price, distribution of all such seed. mem43 all of Provo. In addition, The request should be in the l bers at large were appointed. form of a definite order or formal application by letter for the definite amount of seed for an indicated acreage, County Agent All-re- d if said. It is desirable to have The Carbon county school board the request come directly from at its regular meeting held last the grower. Seed will be allocated on DeSaturday authorized a new agreement with the Bur- cember 15 on the basis of orders roughs Adding Machine company received up to that date, and the whereby that company will do all chances of getting seed after the maintenance work on machines allocation has been made will be owned by the school district. slim, according to word received The board also authorized a from the college. lease with the United States Fuel Farmers who wish to obtain company at Hiawatha for a ga- ranger of buffalo alfalfa seed for rage to house the Hiawatha school the growing of forage should orbus. der seed direct from a grower or Other authorizations included a seed company. Those who wish the payment of transportation fees to know where such seed can be to John J. Timothy for bringing obtained should contact Mr. All-re- d, his children to the bus line at the or the Utah Crop ImproveSunnyside junction. The Timothy ment association. about five miles j family resides 1 south of the Sunnyside junction and transportation must be for the children to reach the regular bus line. The board also authorized the establishment of a one-yesubscription to the Among the winners in a sales A magazine in every school in contest conducted by the ContiJ the county. nental Oil company among its 20,-0dealers and jobbers throughout the United States, was Vernon L. Stoddard, local Conoco station operator, it was announced today. Awards in the contest are being given for promotion of the com- NEW ROOF? A Call HERMAN M. SEPPI ROBISON ROOFING CO. Phone 858 - Price, Utah District Authorizes Maintenance Contract main-Jtenan- o Insulated Brick Siding Asphalt Tile Kimsul Insulation White Asbestos Sid'ng o SALES REPRESENTATIVE James Halamandaris, Price Neldon Williams, Castle Dale Guarantee on All Roofs ESTIMATES FURNISHED FREE 20-Ye- ar VOTE on Amendment CERTIFIED SEED ORDERS SHOULD PLACED SOON , NEED pro-jjyid- ty DON'T TIE THE. HANDS acci-benef- its Rifle-Glenwo- Other 1946 Beat Armys October Deadline m council Grand Junction To Get Oil Refinery ELEVENTH MINE BUSHNELL HOSPITAL for - and to use this plant to house State institutions. The opportunity will never come again. Vote YES on Amendment 8. (Paid political adv.Ttit.m.nt bf UTAH CITIZENS COMMITTEE TAVOBINQ Glen S. Humphry. Cbairmaa AMENDMENT 8. Brigham Cttf. UtabJ Funeral services for Jack Krem-- ; ensek, 60, who died on October Spring Glen, were conducted Saturday in the St. Anthony Cath-- j olic church in Helper. He was born in Yugoslavia in 1886 and had been a resident of Carbon county for about 35 years while working as a coal miner. He had obtained his American citizenship several years ago. He was unmarried. Holy rosary was recited in the chapel of the Mitchell funeral home Friday at 8:00 p. m. Burial was in the Price city cemetery. Announcement The Predatory Animal Control Board of Carbon County, composed of Harry Mahleres, Pete Moy-neRay Walters and Orson Marsing, will meet on r, ce ed mere token payment HELPER SCHOOL TO GET FIRE ESCAPE As a result of recent meetings between the Carbon county school board and officials of Helper city, it was reported this week that a fire escape will be installed on the Helper junior high school build-- ; ing. The equipment has been1 ordered and it was reported that, the material is expected to arrive; within a week. Adding machine paper the first and last Saturday of each month from 2:00 to 7:00 p. m. at the Pastime Pool Hall for the purpose of considering bounty payments on predatory animals killed. Hereafter, bounties will be considered only on the above mentioned days. Proof of animal kill is The te. Conoco Dealer Here Winner In Sales Contest Of Concern KEEP YOUR HOUSE WARM THIS WINTER ar j p-T- 00 ACTION panys travel service to motorists, and winners are given their choice of a large selection of merchandise Accomplishment prizes. Presentation of the award was made by M. A. Tuttle, district sales representative in Price. Leadership Reorganizes UTAH WALTER K. GRANGER Congressman 1st District - MILL here! Brought and kept GENEVA STEEL MOON LAKE, .NEW-TOOGDEN RIVER, Secured DEER CREEK, the Great Basin Pro- for are fighting They SCOFIELD N, RIVER! Saved our rights in the COLORADO BEET PRODUCERS. Added millions to income of SUGAR VETERANS program in history. Championed most liberal livestock ranges. our of Insured RESEEDING WOOL markets and insure Sponsored legislation to improve adequate prices! FOR UTAH'S PROGRESS MURDOCK VOTE DEMOCRATIC (Paid Politick Adv.rtis.meBt by CaiBto. - GRANGER Slh OX NOVEMBER Omirmur) D. VemoB. Dg.OT.tid Sut. o , The Daughters of the Utah Pioneers Carbon-Emer- y convention was held last week at Huntington, with association officers in charge. Mr. Mina Wignall, Mrs. Kate Snow and Mrs. William Towler of Salt Lake City from state headquarters were in attendance and gave instructions for collection of county were present. history. The county "company was reorganized and the following officers were named for the coming year: Flora Jensen, president; Vera Snow, first vice president; Mary A. Cook, second vice president; Fanny McElprang, secretary, treasurer; Delight Harding, historian; Maude Anderson, registrar, and Laura Brown, chaplain. All of the officers are from Emery county. Sixty-fiv- . . . . . . . . . . STOVES CarbonEmery DUP for Look at the Record - Circulating e TnREE DIVORCES FILED Three divorce actions were filed with the district court during the past week a check of the records revealed today. All three actions listed cruelty as the cause of the action. Max Wayman filed suit for divorce from Elva n, Phyllis Pacheco filed suit for divorce from John Pacheco and Kathryn Brammer filed suit for divorce from' William A. Way-ma- IRAN Economical, fuel saving Circulating Heaters will keep your entire house warm anti comfortable . . . Dont wait, supplies are still critically short and prices may rise soon ... so order yours today! See our wide variety of kitchen stoves and ranges! STOVE PIPE - STOVE MATS - STOVE FITTINGS |