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Show "TVE REPORTER Forty-nin- Volume ter utem calling in appreciate your to your local " Tuei-da- y before corrttporulent evening e Kureka, Utah, Friday, September 16, HITS HOME WHEN YOU USE YOUR OWN NEWSPAPER Number Thirty-si- x Copy- - Dinner Closes Kiwanis Eureka, Mammoth District Scouters Meet To Hear Summer Gatherings Represented In Juab County Fair Instructions On Year's Program On Monday evening Sept. 12, a group of Scouters District met in a Scouters of the Santaquin-Tinti- c wwk. ww, mi Pound Table at Uoshen Jr. under the direction . High, nhowvd the tyue , ,'T . The last summer meeting of the Kiwanis club held Wednesday, Sept. 7 and was very much en ioved by all present. Pres. L. K. Spurrier took charge this lKist and white ribbon Robin-- . of work sent in. Mrs. son, Mrs. Harold dmtwin, Mrs Louis Ryan, Katherine tktmplx-l- l won riblains on figunnea and jdna-ti- c Ncj.h1 Vas Za the pledge of allegiance, and Shipments For Week End Sept. emergency drive for ceminght ; work. 10 Our 1 1 food and. clothing girls will make top notch hmiie makers of the future, if their botUed fruit and jam. muffins, clothing of all desigjui is any indication, 'flic 1 club inemlMrs did a wonderful job ' and Eureka and Manunoih are very proud of the girls, and of the unlirvtg efforts of the club leader. Mra. Clarence WahJquist urges that we watch for our own home town display, at a date to be later. Tina will Include d club wurk, and work Home Makers the dub, by and any individual work by anyone in llie community, Uie various clubs, organizations, churches, regardless of whut group they : 4-- AiTotom ires certainly a deli- - double helpings of main course and then brought! everyone had the g ,n , hi'f 'nlilat'l4 c,av" - 39 , ; Eureka Methodist hh cream. Second helpings fcrnr 1 of this course were also served, NOUfC MCYV but when the third helping came wlllll uound this humble scribe had to was Just too Years ago some one wrote a song cry quits cause he full. God ('ailing Yet. Shall I Not After the meal everyone gathere- Hear? and listened to Yea, God is calling thru the d around the fire Elchannels of church and Sunday the interesting stories told by School, all people everywhere to der Robert W. Laird of his After the the house of worship. experiences. meeting adjourned the membersThen we mingle our voices with w&tchin the great hymns of the jmng around" visiUng and olberg mg Tintic s Thm ttgea in the re!4I,ni'e reading of tarty Yer .tbe 0,6 criPlure and communion with numbers went our fc,k)W reluctantly the mea borne, saying goodbye to another; A W(in,,erful habit i8 that lf simmer at the church going and a fine example to hold up for others. Our school superintendent, Mr. Harry Randle, together with his daughter. Miss Virginia, will at-- . tend the district conference in Salt Lake Friday the 16th, after which they will travel to Sun Valley for the Kiwanis Convention. Sunday Service As we go to press, we mourn Priesthood Meeting . the loss of our good friend the School Sunday Sheriff, John M. Bowden. We Leadership Meeting shall meet, but we shall miss him. quin There will be one Vacant chair." Sacrament Services Our sympathy goes out to the The Bishopric of Eureka ward ire pleased to announce that Lo- family. The regular services on Sunday renzo Mitchell, a former member Sunday school a 10:00 A. M. of the ward will be at Sacrament and church worship at 11:00 meeting Sunday. Elder Lorenzo Mitchell is a member of the church o'clock. Bleanor Jackson will be the music committee and will entcr-Ui- n Go to church somewhere- - Sun-dathe ward members with organ ados. His son and daughter will C. M. Wilton, Pastor, also accompany him and take part on the program. Harry Randle, S. S. Supl. The evening ihould prove beneficial to all who would like to attend, especially all who remember Brother Mitchell and wish to renew old acquaintances. In M. I. A. BEGfNS The Eureka ward MIA held their opening social Tuesday evening at the park under the direction of George Forscy and Gloria Gear. Opening prayer was offered by The safest person in the United Lorin after which States has moved. Thompson in Elaine Pett directed the group It used to be that little girlNa-in me rousing relay games. Carol- Connecticut remember? The yn Spurrier then took charge of tional Safety Council's nominee the community singing around the for the safety title is still While the boys and a little mythical targe bon-firnow she lives In but girl, Lofiria sang. Ve Rue Sandstrom. New Jersey. ta Webb, Earleen Gear. Venice The Couneil figures it this way: Sudweeks. made ready the feast the lowest acciof hot dogs and pop. After all the New Jersey had of any state food was consumed. Bishop Alon- dent fatality rate in zo Sandstrom dismissed the group. last year. The safest age group bracket. was the the country Regular classes begin next Tues And for some reason, little girls day, Sept. 20. 1949. at 7:30 p.m. litle boys. Remember all roads lead to Mu- seem to be safer than Accidents Top Disease tual on Tuesday evening! But the glitter of Little Miss not blind Safetys crown should public awareness by far any of the More still outrank by far any of the more generally feared childhood of death disenscs as a" cause Hurt among children 1 to 14 years old, the Council said. There were 10.731 accidental Almost twice as many Amerl- in that age group in 1917 deaths accl-nts workers are killed by three times more than were away from work ns are rlaimed killed on the by pneumonia, the next National Job. the cause of death. most important Safety Council reports. enured 42 times as accidents And Of the 48.500 workers accident us polio. killed during 1948. 32.000 or miinv' deaths Chief Hazard Traffic 88 Per rent were killed in The leading cause of accidental In homes. death to children is motor vehicle accidents n streets and highways, or In traffic, the Council said, and for lber public places. that reason the Disabling befalling month of September nns Docn desworkers totaled 4.600,000 during of ignated for special emphasis t year, and 2.650,000 or 58 per child safety ns part of the year-roun- dcamJt of these occurred off the Job. "Operation Safety k-- III J ... WAN FOR INDIA Indias ambassador la Ike United States, Mrs. Vi jays Lakshml Pandit, sister of Indias Premier lsndit Nehru, signs the necessary documents at the International hank for reconstruction and development In Washington, D. C., for n loan of $34 million to India. Looking on are K. R. N. Menon (left) . Indifi secretary of flnanee, and Eugene R. Black, president ot the International bank. The money will he used by the government of India for the reconstruction and development of that aations railroad. be-wi- to. News Twenty Years Ago In Tintic . . -- ' . , , y- Than Disease Child Death Risk e. 5-- Employees Off The Job injuries Despite scridi-nt- own heavily. S' e It " fflc. the fact that occur on the time, they cost industry off-thc-j- s l larenre Bauer visited in Re City on Friday of last Mr. and Mm. Waldo Adams left t Monday for their home in Through the efforts of the Eur- Business Mens Association, which paid for work, anmc im-- ! had been made to the roads leading to the East Tintic mines. The road over the Copper Leaf Hill connecting the Homans- - iEUTS iwy i ; eka Standard and Tintic Standard d ficers. Awards wild be given lu individ-milwho nuvl certain atandarda. Judging will be on aipea ranee, uniform, wearing of insignia and advancement. (n Sept. 27, Inspection will be cieMlucted at Santaquin 2nd wunt, Ellierta and Genola, acconl-t- o CummisHliMier Ken Spurrier amt Goshen and Santaquin at 1st wanl on Oct. 4lh. It is urged that all tmnM be ready for this inspection ami roll call. On Sept. 29, at the City and County Building in Provo, a church Relationship meeting will be held for all winders, Stake Presidcfi-t-ie- s, RishoM and M. I. A. Supta. at 7:30 p.m. and all are urged to M Highway Accident Near Eureka, Fatal attend. News Of Sheriffs Death Shocks Eureka Residents of the death of John Juab County Shere resident came iff, and aa a shock to the reaidcnla of Tintic District. Mr. Huwen died Sunday at 1:15 a m. in his home in Eureka, of a sudikrv heart attack. He attended to his work as usual on Saturday, and retired that night tn apparently good health. waa born April 23, Mr. Howik-lhx7, In Idaho Springs, Colo., a son of William and Delilah Bowden. He received hi early education in Idaho Springs achools, then came to Kureka at the age or 15. He married Martina Amlerwm in 1925 in Kureka; she dim! in 1927, He married IVarl Haws in 1929; site (lied in 1942. He married Roue Durfee in 1942, and site survives. Mr. Ruwdcn folkiwcd mining for a numlM-of year, and for the jminI four years had been sheriff uf Junb County. He aho served two term as Eureka City marshal. 's Mr. Ikiwden was a member of The new r M. Howden, 62, king-tim- ajM-ci- vice-pre- s. h, Han-exhib- , 4-- it. auix-rvhio- attor-cooperati- 4-- H dia-pla- : Former Resident atiM-nr- n y Mol-la- Mayor Declares Emergency For Polio Funds e Pana-dt-n- a. n Itisl-iiio- IYtl-Hupc- Tin-tic- Klka lsslge No. 711; a mem 1st of the Eureka Fire ihqmrtment, since April 12, 1913, and had served a term as fin chief. He was almi a warden for the state fish ami game department at the time nf hia death. lie waa a mem Imt of the Methodist church ami of the Wisidmen of the World. He was an officer in the Intter organization at the lime of hia death. He was active in all civic affairs, and gave of his time freely for the betterment of Eur- win-in-la- Im- - Is-ln- g nss-lve- d npi-n- Hurt In Accident eka. Tintic Masons Are AU1--W- in-nui- g lb-tty- B-t- of-lh- , pre'-ule- 'h jiresl-Ckrlsof- d dT - Burriston. nee. urer: flary J:dmund. ' Ken A relier railed John F. Rowe from Mdfonl Satunlay and noli- fieil him that Frank Sutherland whs taken to the hospital in Rail Jjike City. Mr. Rowe rslled the hospital and was allowed to talk with Frank ami Mrs. Sutherland. Frsnk was taken into the hoa- and la now p.tai for in Provo. nlus-rvatio- A Is Nil 70 inrints-r- f stud'Vit 12th grade: Charles Van Wagon- - pres; er. president; James lieck. vice and Irene Ksy, sec. ami ws-r- e in n Three Times More nt- - Polio This Year a th tv"r than the Grand Mast deliven-- l i. s fpimi Drovo. .Salt Ijike Hnd Itiehfield. the members After the went to the Iimlge Mali where the . The Utah polio rate soared to meeting whs starieil at k: u'clo-kthe business After the regular three tinu-- the 1918 rate with the Master of Tintic lodge, Uoyd Ran infantile paralysis just be . more casis wore r, a must interesting Mr. lire. Calvin Bow.; then X "V?1 Acting ad- - ami Mr. William Bridge- were Salt Ijike City visitors at Thursday. shea was a Salt take City visitor during the week. Mm. Stella Mr. ami Mrs. A Men Childs and Mr. and Mra. Clarence Wahlquiat were in Payaon Tuesday, attend-- 1 ng the funeral of Thomaa M. Jen- sen. treax-8t.h)8- ,l com- - s I omi- - rceounuendations to the iHianl of health whic h may be for-M- r. warded to the Utah State Board of Exsmint-reventually. He said he wont declare a polio emergency . unniedlati-lybut indicated new pu ho quarantine regulations would be applied. Four of the new polio rases are from Salt iJike rounty. Wrbrr ' county had two. Utah rounty re- irtei three and one polio rase was reported in Iron. Uintah and Cache counties. i I memla-- r co-mi- r state health Ur. T. J. Howella said Vetrrday 121 case are already on the Nmka. H said last year large numbers of cam-- duln't break out until the middle of September. iiowi-Ihe will submit intnluiiil whom delivered fine talks. f?.1 r lmNHioni-- lbhlc, lama T. Smith, and E. It Gibson of Salt lake City and J. C. Halheralelien. Master of Story Nidge of Ppivo, each of Mr. and Mrs. Duane Milne were of president; Brooks Baker, member in Provo on Tuesday, combining treasurer; . tiusini-s- s and pleasure. uf stmh-n- t With this fine group uf officers. grade James Noah, presito lx Mr. and Mrs. I sirln Thimiiemn Csnl- Peterson, vice presi iht- - school year promises educational of the weekend visiting in Ib-a-full one. spent AnmKntherliiivl, very joyful secretary dent; vi-Minersville. and rcoresilil oirtiinitiis Kteele lAint r; and treasup Coll.-e- e Iniii-funer- K-it- John Kohi mem. Danh'la, Vive Tiuwd.-i- ts mi-inli- i On half-brothe- - r Mb grade Salt Lake Officials attending the funeral service ti 0 three stepwais; Arthur Eureka; McDonald, Magna; Owen McDonald. Salt iJike City; Boh Durfee, Oregon; a sister, Mrs. J. W. White, r, N. Twin Falls. Ida.; a G. Filhniore, Orem, and six grandevening. Kept. 13th, children. Funeral srrvlei-- were condis-teTintic leslge uf M.'imhis entertairi-i- d the Grand Master, Newel It. Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the Elks of an uneli- of Mrs. Gillispie'n. Tho mas K. Jones. City amt Club rooms In Eureka, with num-ImDayton uf Kail of the lodge officiating. other Griind Iige Oflicers. The Burial was vi the Eureka City Bishop anil Mrs. Alonn Sand- evening wan atarti-- with a fine which was served at 6:30 cemetery under the direction strom were in Kail Ijikr- City on Fnirluuiks-ljnimortuary, Orem. Fndav of lust, week attending the in the Memorial Building. The wrviees for Mr. Kami- - quel wus nerved by the st mius hrother, Fn-of the local Eastern Star. llaun. Id. wp,.p p.q.j of-th- va-jdo- Mr. anil Mrs. Kulicrl Gillispie and Mr. and Mrs. Kldcn Nelson were in Provo on Saturday. Kepi 8l Tlnl. ,(lKh HMh grade: William Bale, limPr direi tion of Bell, vice president; Lnry Uton. The follow- - li.t; Ing sliideni were elected lo serve Iiiiic Rostrum. Kw. and tniisurrr: Brady, member of atu- during the v )i.l yM,r of 1949-1den c uni'll. Richard lb 11. gr.el lllh graile: Richard Ibiuer, pres-- 1; Vice ire dent; Rop-INiiae Frlsby, vice prcaiblent. . r. . - Sec. and Trejtaurer; deni. Bonnie '. and petenmn. . member of atml.e.l R""i..Jerry Mel lor. .hi- -, He la survived by his widow; a wm, John M. Ikiwden, Jr., Eureka; a stepdaughter, Beverly Durfee, Hosts To n Tintic High School Classes Select New Officers For The Current Year t'li-me- e Nell-u-- rd r dix-lanx- N-a- f pro-Mme- a is spend- The insulation probably cot taiiforma. Mrs. Adams (Flora Ronnie Ml I t w that he cmildn t where ,ra waa called to Eureka jh.Bench, by her vacation in Ismg school authorities rejw.rtiil see it. death of her brother, Robert she will visit relatives. p- At the j.resent time he is ronfined Laird. reI., a Salt I -- ike hospital. Joan ami Bobby I Vrguw.n sn after Mr. IMnwHs nwviy fronds are week at the home of Mr. and turned last ro,,n'1 him n speedy mid comph-t1ST dement last week were varation spent in and wishing Clement's father, Ben Lar-J- T Angeles, where th-- v visil-- d with recovery. f11 her sister and brother-ln-M- r. relatives. utiu.m lr. and and Mrs. Harold Fos-- r . and Miss Bnd daughter. nd daughter. Barbara, of Mro Aila McIntyre and daughter motored to Salt I.ake njp on Monday for Salt Lake. Cherry Bech. Cal. They formerly and Connie re- Annldll cnro ln'the college dl- uvd in Eureka. Monday. ly Was- - mainPd m Salt Uike and lletty e ision nf Marvs h'Kh will resume her college work at 71 White of Twin Falls Slhiofof RThLUtB,7isStioi ! e Wssatch and ,n "wn st Marys week. She the during returned Cf,nm w,u rnter that Jnstltution McIntyre Mrs. hor of by the death her Spring. brother. John M. Bowden. home on Tuesday iadie arerraduales of Tintic high and Mro. Hannah Thunuond Cartr.n1' (a,1w,y. daughter of returned home last Mrs. Stella Donnelly th- fCidloway. Mr. and Mrs. Inland Kaniieroon achivSi y visitors during anl will resume her MrSrv with and visited family are spending their the Tintic High orkw J,. ration touring the Northwest. They non'. Charles Donnelly. summer th Pm month, about two weeks, rtlli her slsteriCrament own'buslness establishment. plan to be gone has hia vi-- Sep-traili- er SpringvilleMan ol cx.-ilin- Na-tiim- iil e, viile road with that leading io Dividend waa the first to receive! attention. A. E. Huiah. president of the local association of business men. stated that early in the next year efforta would be made to construct and gravel the roads to Eurmines. One of the features of the state fair was to be a mining exhibit. which from all indications would eclipse anything in former years, according to A G. Mackenzie, sec- retary of the It ah Chapter of the American Mining Congress, who rran'mont of the The Bureau of Mines in with the IT. of IT. mines school planned several un- ique stunts including exhibitions of the latest methods of rescue work A gas chamber was to he installed in the building and a I.tah rescue team was to give demonstrations of rescue work. Charles Kessler Gillispie. whose entire life had been spent in Eur- eka. was the victim of a very dis- tressing accident which took place in the Chief Cona. Mines. He was caved upon, a large slab of rock pinning him against the side of the winze, causing internal injuries. from which he died soon after he reached the surface. Working with Gillispie at the time were Lewis Cartwright and Alonzo Sandstrom. The shift I kiss. William Clarke was only a few feet away. All responded to his call for help ami within a short time, they had him to the surface. Dr. Ostler attended him. Plans were being made to take him to a Salt Iikc hospital when he passed away. Ex- s Tintb residents will gu to the polls next Tuesday, SO, to vote on IniimIs with which to finance a new Juab rounty hospital to he built nt Neplil. The three voting plaeen In Kureka will lie nt the high nehiMil, at the City llall anil at the Court I Inline. Further details on the eleetkin were not available. af-e- ka i Fkiyd Ixiveridgc, Aast. Scout Mr. and Mrs. Clarents Walilqulst and non, Farrell and daughter Be0 thea, Nelda Child and Bart Ryan were Fair viaituni in Nephi un Sat- To Chuck Gilliapie, as he was fectionately called by his scores of urday. This waa a new and exciting exfriends, was a congenial fellow, 24. Spring-vill(rant Christensen, so a hard worker and a capable perience fur Bart and Farrell. waa killed ixirly Sunday when The group also visited at the miner. He was survived by Adula apparently Rolierts Gillispie and two sons. huine ot Mr. and Mra. George Hall. hM car. traveling went,curve on U. Charles Dell and William Mark Mra. Hall la the former He Lone failed to negutiate a S. Highway 6, tore through a Child. Gilispie. guard rail it ml kuided in nx-kAn imprP88,VP fulM.ral Huwe 100 fis-- t below the highway, two Mrs. John last Sunday wag hplJ in thp Catholic ,.hurvh celebrated her birthday. ?'be fam- in i lew cant of Eureka. for Angelo George Takoa. who died Mr. ChriatiMwen, driving alone, uf the following ily. cunaiating at his home after a lingering ill- were car, proarnl: Mr. and Mra. John waa thrown 20 ft. from thebrok ness. He was survived by his widow F. Rowe Mr. and Mra. auffering a c mains! cheat and uf Kureka; Ann Parker Takes and three sons. Gua Rowe and children from Salt en neck. He purejitly died betGeorge V James G.. and Donald. Lake and Mr. and Mra. Mel- ween 3 ami 5 h. m., according to City, He was an active member of the vin T. Bngga of Orem, met at tnMN-- Kenneth K. Ilarrla of the I .oval Order of Moose lodge, Sehnelttera Hot lota and enjoyed atate highway patrol. The car waa Tintic high school opened the a chicken dinner, with a ihinoliMhisi. chooi yPRr th one hundred and birthday cake. The group later The accident waa diwsivered by twenty students registering in the motored to Salt Lake City and en- an unidenlifiisl mwerby who inSenior high. The new student body joyed a nhow. vent iga ted after seeing the tom officers were: Pat Fennell Pres guard raila. Officers were aumniun-is- l callisl from Audrey Hickman, Mrs. Clarence Walilqulst, and an ambulnm-ena Meihling. sec. treaa.. Jim club and Mra Dec SpaniKh Fork tisik Un lusty to BPni judge. Harry Mitchell, Clement amt Mra. C. A. (Tarlnon, Clnudin Funeral home tn Spanish Py councilmen. Ed Sullivan. Jim club leader, were in Nephi Fork. Caun and B,.rni, P Clark anninling with the Wednesday Mrs. Ronald Dvchcs. a bride of of the clulia entries at the the month waa the honored guest Comity Fair. at a miscellaneous shower, given by her mothci, Mrs. E. Bringhurst. Home again for a visit after an Drive names and a delicious luncheon of neveral yearn are Mr. were the features of the evening and Mra Ismin Krygcr of The guest of honor was the reCalif. They arc gueata at the home of Mra. Krygcra father, Mr. eipirnt of many beautiful gifts, Mrs. William Owens was hostess IterlM-r- t nf Due fu a sudden Hope. Mra. Krygcr will to the Monday Night Bridge club. be remcmlx-n-an Minn Frances jHilio In the state, with the reAn excellent luncheon was fol- Hope. They will remain in tow-sultant mssl uf more funds lowed by card playing. Prize win- until after the a Mayor Wllfnnl nuptial quick. l ners were: Mrs. Ella Sullivan. Mrs. which will tie aolrninizcd on Saturof Kureka has Darrell Gardner ami Mrs. James day of thia week. an Emergency Polio Drlie will Is launelietl In Eureka Creighton. Others present at the party were: Mrs. Garrity. Mrs Visiting In Kureka are General The action of the local maWm. Maxwell. Mrs. Stella Shea and Mra. K. F. Reinhardt of Kan Is In keeping wllh similar yor Mrs. Brisky Mrs. Duggan. Mrs. .1. Antonio. Texan. They are gueata at gestures In cities throughout J. Jones. Mrs. John C. Downey. the home of their daughter and the state to aid however possMrs. Dean Hcrriod. and Mrs. Dan Mr. and Mr. V. G. ible at this time. Sullivan. here Stephenson. They plan to CiintrlhutliinH of 50 cents Mr. ami Mrs. William Maxwell for a month. asked of or inure are and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Duggan were rontri-Isitiithe and citizen inch Jiw-at Bingham Canyon visiting with Ames of California, is npt-will ho at Mr. and Mrs. James Denver, for- ding hm vacation in Kureka vimt-in- g the mis toff lee, It Is statist. mer residents of Eureka. with hm mother, Mrs. Kate For further details of the Ames. drive residents may contact Mrs. leu Green, rounty chairThe Weather Again Mrs. Alton Raker and win, man. Brooks. Ann. and daughter. Betty Becomes A t anil Mrs. Gertrude Garrity Favorite Subject Inst Thursday in Provo, where they combined business and pica sure. The slimmer was nice while it lustisl. wasnt it? The "ctdil visiMr. anil Mrs. I. X front" of the past few days ted with Mr. amt Mrs. Paul Julier makes one wonder just why we kicked in Provo un Katurdav of last week about the few "warm dais we liml m short of David RusEureka fm-m- i sell, former and well known resident of the District, were worry to learn of the injuries he auffen-in a fall last Friday. Sept. 9. in time ago. ICememlier? Some Provo. ns would hni r non sett list of Mr. Russell fell 12 feet through for a snow storm. Well it a ceding at the new Willey junior wont Is long now. high school at 417.1 S. 3200 West Howcier Tlntie has enjoyed in Provo. one of the most plinsant sumMr. Russell suffered from shock, mers eiorieneed In a long a roinjsiind fracture of the left time. Then- - are some who ann. lacerations bruises and other might take Issue with that last injuries. statement Imt they are Just He fell thp'iigh the ceiling in a rrmeitihfrinr those few days of "iinusiiHully hot weather." hallway about ! H a m. while hi was making a few repairs on the Better enjoy nur balmy Fall ir.sidc of the pNif. He was employdays while they last, anil not ed by TalUie and llarlin Omstnic-tioii'Co- .. look forward to the 10 nr 1 Provo, budding contraePiUCould you stop?" is the ques- foot snow drifts that are preami was finishing up a few in the rs. ttified to to- - In the offing. 1 M Sii? all officials and parents I he pro- n,. apparently niisse.1 ir-.- uf the of Delta was a ,.WI. have a" responsibility i" final re- girden, useil S!inav (lllltl).r RM(.at at the home the ,ng st.-e- l re,ef.,n ch.ldren. of lection rest wmch he was walking and of Mr an( Vr. ljf,nn Thompw.n snonsihilitv for the.r safety . the ceiling. The . with the 'individual driver, the rraM1P, through ceiling is constructed of nuaisticu! Council said. Back-to-acho- ; aouuiu-plishe- 4-- mis-nona- ry Accidents Worse 1 4-- rir. ecutive of the Utah National larkn CTounril, waa present ti give spearid help in plancial iiistnu-liiMining the winter program. A new feature in Scouting waa anmMinced in the nature of a KoU Call to be cmxlucted tn the variiHia tnsqia by District Of- Bond Issue Tues. ' Dra View. 1; Mountain man. Untie Residents To Vote On Hospital ' and Mr? wE DMrict 1 iH-we- y Alonzo Samlstrom I Per 10c 19-11- ) YOUR ADVERTISING i s Mr. and Mrs. John Taylor of Las Vcgss were In town on Monday saying hello to their friends. They were guet at the home of Mr. anl Mra. Maynard Cronin. The Taylors are former and well known residents of Eureka. |