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Show the reporter Y OUR in appreciate a your calling local ntwi items to your Tue-day before correspondent evening ADVERTISING HITS HOME WHEN YOU USE YOUR OWN NEWSPAPER Volume Fifty Eureka, Utah, Friday, June 30, 11)50 Kiwanis Learns Of Work The Kiwanis club met last Wednesday evening in to the flag Vwpital. in S?U ,Lake Building:. Thia rounlain haa been lere fhe re i riwed there tor the convenience of "8 unheal treatment. jail the rraidenta of Tinlie. not for 111 tew children who are aliun- m i injM tji ing the privilege, ir any more damage is done to the fountain, its use Will have to be discontinued. If treated for the for which it was installed, perhaps many more improvements ran lx1 made for the convenience of the townspeople. Parents are urged to talk to their children on thia score, and also instruct them not to destroy the equipment in the rest rooms at the building. LETS SEE WHAT CAN BE DONE ABOUT THIS MATTER. - by An- retary Vem Nevers. President derson led the group in prayer. After dinner waa served and the minutes read, business discussion and committee reports took up the remainder of the evening. president Anderson regrets the unall , , L attendance, but states that vacations and other conflicting matters were responsible for the reduced attendance. Only 8 or 9 members attended the Wednesday evening meeting. The members have decided to their next meeting at the City park, and look after the trees both in the park and near the ball hold pui-Nw- Number Copy- - Meet In Payson; Appreciation For Playground Next In Eureka b The County Firemen's Association held their regular meeting at Payson. on Thursday, June 22. at the Turf Cafe. Mrs. Ella Harper, chairman of President Tipton of Springville presided at the meeting. Address the American Legion Auxiliary of Welcome was given by Mayor playground committee, wishes to extend thanks and appreciation to Floyd Mariner of Payson. ail those who helped In any way Tlu- following offirers were for the coming year: President, to contribute lo the aucccsa of the Chief Dickson of Provo; 1st playground. The playground ia at Walter Calloway of Santa-qui- the aite of the old public school lot. 2nd Chief Elmer She wishes to extend special Westerlund of Eureka; J. K. Kind- thanks to the Mining companies, red of Springville waa for their help in putting the playTreasurer. The Secretary will he ground equipment in shape to the named by tlie new President. individuals who helped to clear A splendid program and dinner the grounds and make them aafe waa aerved by the laysnn Auxil for the children, and to those who donated money to make the prolary of the Fire Department. The next meeting of the associa- ject possible. , durtion will be held in Eun-kaing the month of August, the date to be announced later. More than 50 firemen and about the same number of visitors were Be in attendance. Special guests of the evening were the parents of In 5 Chief Larue of Santaquin, who have been visiting their son and Individuals who have questions family. Their home la In Illinois. Attending from Eureka were about their Social Security standMr. and Mra. Edward Fox, Mr. and ing or who desire to file claims Mrs. Jack Nilaon, Mr. anJ Mrs. for benefits may contact S. H. Mac Bigler. Mr. and Mrs. Wilford Ruesrh at the City Hall In Eureka Cherry, Mr. and Mrs. John Gal- at 3 p.m. on Wednesday, July 5. ley, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. L. K. SpurMr. and Mra. Phil Laird and rier, T. L. Sullivan, and Elmer Westerlund. daughter, Diane, of Monrovia, Cal., Those from Mammoth were Mr. left last Sunday after spending the and Mrs. Jerry Kennedy, Mr. and week vlaiting with Mr. Laird's Mrs. Wm. (Bill) Roberta and Mr. mother, Mra. Nellie Laird and other relatives. and Mrs. Chriaa Sorenson. Utah-Jua- Help Expressed - eli-e-t- d vice-pn-- a. n; Priesthood Meeting Sunday School .. Fast Meeting Church . . Cadet Damien Wren, Naiareth Hall military academy, receives from Chicago Mayor Martin Kennelly an COME TO TIIE FAIR . and that work is to begin in the very near future. The Kiwanis club has worked very hand to get this project started, and feel that it will bring a number of tourists this way, which should mean added business for Tintlc if everyone works toward that end. They also feel that Senator Watkins should receive credit for his untiring work road. on this much-neede- d line, Twenty-si- x Young men of Eureka and vicinity between the ages of 17 and 35, here is your chance to earn money and receive points toward retirement with pay at the Firemen Conduct e LDS Church News grounds. The Kiwanians were happy to note that at long last, action is being taken on the 47 mile strip of mad on U. S. highway 6 between Hinckley and the Nevada state per Vern0n The group sang opening song, America and the Sec- -was led plcdgi c 10c U.S. ARMY RESERVE WILL ORGANIZE IN EUREKA Started On Highway 6 winTfdineUillinB "Uh 1re8i'ent -- - Primary Tuesday .. 9:1(0 a.m. 10:30 11:20 .. 7:00 .. 2:00 a.m. a.m. p.m. p.m. invitation for Philippine President Quirlno to attend the Chicago fair. At left Is Philippines Consul Dr. L. T. Buis. Damien UI Program for Sunday June 25 was eondueted by tarin Thompson vlii Ouirino. as follows: Song, "The Lord is My Light"; prayer, Clarence Rawer ; Song. "I Stand All Amazed"; solo "Itosea of Picardy," by Bonnie Ryan. nee. by Norma Jameson; talk. Richard Buys; solo. "In The Garden of Tomorrow, by Betty Nash, acc. The extent of the depression which was under the management by Bonnie Ryan; talk. Max LarMr. and Mrs. John F. Rowe ex- which had hit mining such a ter- of the Tintic Standard, the Sioux son; song, Glory To God On High;' pect to leave Saturday for Butte, rifle blow, waa shown by the rapid people found themselves in s closing prayer, George Kersey. Montana, where they will visit with in the price of stocks in tion where they must either Mr. Rowe's brother and his family, of the best mines in the cure a small compressor or and then they will go to Spokane, them waa the Tintic pend operations. The compressor among dam. Coluee 4-- H Wash., and Grand the Standard, leading producer that had been secured would operLater they will go to Yakima, and dividend payer in Tintic ate three drills and Mr. Birch aaid only Wash., and visit with Mr. Rowe's District. In November of 1929 the it was his intention to use two Pin and Needle dub sister and family. They expect to The Pin and Needle club met was sell- - shifts in the development of the Tintic stock Standard two weeks. be away for about Monday afternoon at the home ing at (11.121 a share and in De- - Sioux at a depth of 2.000 feet The of Mrs. Pat Brady. The girls worcember for (11.00. By February, force consisted of twelve men. 1930 it was down to (7.75. The pre- Notice of an assessment on the ked on their aprons, and Mrs. Next vailing price in May and June was stock of the Zuma Mining Co. went Brady served refreshments. regular meeting will be held July (4.35. Nothing of a discouraging to the stockholders and along with 3. nature had taken place. Ore re- - it a statement from the president, serves were as large as ever and W. F. Sh river, who explained why Better Tasters Mrs. Elva Bonner presented her there waa come new ore develop- - It had become necessary to make The club Tasters" "Better out held which real promise. the levy. piano and voice pupils in a recital menta Zenna property had been met Monday afternoon at the The last Friday evening at the Elks Birch F. of the E. Manager home of Nancy Bird. Nancy and Club rooms. Sioux Cons. Mining Co. announced closed since May, 1926, which was Judy Westman prepared breakfast An over four little comyears. Participating in the recital were: the installation of a new for the group. It showed shaft ination of the Jule Carlson, Gary Yamashita, making it possible for- needed immediate Next will be held at reand repairs Diane Randle, Ann Sutherland, this property to continue the dewas Judy Westman'a on Thursday. July several It in places. timbering Nira Galloway, Elaine Erickson, elopment campaign, which had, that any delay in doing the 8. at 3 p.m. Joan Ferguson, Betty Ann Baker, Miss Bethea Wahlquist is the sometime, been for in progress would greatly increase the work Lila Cherry, Sylvia Sutherland, group Bonnie Ryan. Beverly Bell, and With the closing of the Iron Bios-- 1 cost. The cost of shaft work Colleen Morduc. and Colorado Cons, work, gether with the ordinary fixed ex- prases, such as watchman's salary, taxes, insurance etc., made the assessment necessary. William Wolf, of the Wolf and Laird Company, returned home after spending a few months with Sunday school will be conducted his parents in southern Germany. as usual at 10:00 a. m. Sunday He had a very fine vacation, morning. No church service until present when his father cele- - further notice. b rated his 81st birthday. He visited Harry Randle S. S. Supt. with other relatives and friends. The first game of the current season was played cup waa awardcd to the last Wednesday afternoon in the Eureka Ball Park, Eagles lodge of Tintic. gain m News Twenty Years Ago In Tinfic . . posl-decli- ne se-so- sus-stat- e, Club News . . . 4-- H exam-press- or, viee-pre- a. Social Security Official To Eureka July Silver Jubilee Royalty Introduced By President Of Celebration mix-tin- to-so- m ' Methodist Church j Robert Franks, President of the Silver Jubilee Committee, presented the Jubilee Queens and their attendants at the Queens dance, held last Saturday night in the Tintic High School gymnasium. Jubilee Queen, Miss Merle Gillispie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roland Gillispie of Mammoth; attendants, Misa Eleanor Jackson, daughter of Mra. Helen Misa Maine Jarkson. Eun-ka- ; Erickson, daughter of Mr. and Mra. Oscar Erickson, Mammoth; Rodeo! Queen, Joan Sorenson, d aughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chriaa Sorenson, Mammoth; attendants, Mias Helen Franks, daughter of Mr. and Mra. Henry Franks. Marjorie Gardner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Gardner. Bethea Wahlquist, daugh-Chi27 Consolidated, cars; ter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Mountain View. 2; Godiva, 1; Ein- - j Wahlquist. Eureka, plre. 1; Centennial Lease, l; R.l The dance proved highly allefor Clarence cessful, especially le Garity 2 Wahlquist, if you don't know why him he will he more Mr. anil Mra. Kart Potto and! to give you the de- than Dapleased Misa Mildred Sheila. daughter. to do with an out-2tailsit has via, Mra. Stanley Hegstrom and family drew to the City Park Mon-- 1 ,KIri1 motor, A good crowd enjoyed toe dance day evening and enjoyed a picnic land the excellent music furnished supper. by the Loveless Orchestra. News Notes j Mayor Cronin Gets g of 60, while you are training for the more adequate defense of your country with the Army Reserve. Captain Max L. Shirts, newly appointed commander of Company A, 383 Infantry Regiment with headquarters at Eureka, announces that a recruiting team from from Provo and Salt Lake City will process enlistments at the Memorial building starting at 6:30 p.m., July 6th. The 383rd Infantry Regiment with headquarters at Fort Douglas, Utah, ia carrying out at present, a decentralizing program in which Battaliona and Companies are being organized In various localities throughout central and northern Utah. Citiea at which .units are, or will be, located are Salt Lake City, Eureka, Coalville, Bountiful, Kaysvllle, Bingham, Midvale, Magna, Ogden, Morgan, Layton, Trcnionton, Logan, Provo, Springville, Richfield and Price. Members of the Organised Reserve Corps are not subject to recall to active duty for any reason other than national emergency. men, as well as those with no prior service, will find thia an excellent opportunity to keep abreast equipment and weapons. In addition to the basic military training customarily given for the Brat twelve drills. Captain Shirts haa Information that each enlisted reservist will receive a course, rntitled. "Program for of Atomic Energy Information" which will Include Atomic weapons and effects, and Ex-aerv- lrc six-ho- ur Radiological Defense Proceed urea. Meetings will be held In the evenings twice a month at Eureka, with pay and retirement points given for attendance. Complete army uniforms will be issued without charge to each enlisted man. Rifles and rarblnea with sufficient ammunition are available for firing on the range. Men with prior service In the Army, Navy, Air Force, Marine Corps, or Coast Guard will be accepted at their highest rating or Its equivalent upon enlistment In the ORC. Since Company A ia to consist of a cadre of 26 mra, nearly every member will be an officer or noncommissioned officer eventually, therefore, those joining now will find opportunity for advancement as well aa service to your country, training, education and good fellowship. There are nine members In Co. A at present, and a minimum of Invitation To Promised Valley fifteen are required immediately to Insure keeping the unit here. this worthwhile communMayor Maynard Cronin, Eureka, Support received a special invitation thia ity project. Join now and be a week lo attend the opening night member of the team for defense. performance of the University of Utah Summer Festival production, !Tofh The score for the first game showed that the two ''Proiniaed Valley," July 4 in the teams were pretty evenly matched. Aerie of Eagles the loving cup University's Stadium Bowl in Salt as the outcome was a score of 26 0ffered by the state organization Lake City. for the Nelson "Sluggers." and 22 Murray lodge came next with 38 ft A musical extravaganza in eight inrrease in membership, accnca. "Promised Valley" New officers were named for the settlement of Utah by In For the Mormon pioneers. The play the Eureka council No. 1136 K of will be presented July 8 inclu- C for 1930. Grand Knight. Daniel S. K. Nelson pitrher for All Stars. Crown ; Deputy Grand Knight, Mvp an1 agajn on Ju, 2, 22 and Harry Randle, president c the ll Campbell -- catcher for All Stara. orbrrt MathowSi chancelor. State Association, presided at a Randle. umpire Harry According to Dr. Ray A. Olpln. special party honoring D. Gerard jjnb Rita; Advocate, Joseph Mich Uch; Treasurer. John Fennell; War- president of the University of Klomp of Ogden, who was recently Funeral services for Mrs. Matil- Utah, mayors of all Utah towns elected President of the National den, John H. Donnelly; Financial will be extended the special Invl- - Assoeiatlon of Retail Ingerbreson Colvin. 96, who T. L. Sullivan: Recorder, Secretary. Grocers, held aied Monday at 8:45 a.m. in a strong wind prevailed throughout E tatlon to attend the Summer Fes- in the LaFayette Ballroom of the Mr. ami Mrs. Alliert Morli-- of Guard. Joa- Duppan; j rovo hospital, will be conducted the game, and half the dust from The largest rut flower market tivisl production, h ppnnoi; outside Guard. Den- - Ely, Nevada, are vlaiting Hotel Utah in Salt Lake City, MonY at 2 in the world is Chicago. blew through the diamond i Continued Mrs. Alma Dry bo rough. on Page Four) p.m. in Eureka ward Second offering of tin- Unive- day evening. Three hundred and roapel, Church of Jesus Christ of during the game, but enthusiasm Summer Fenti-- fifteen members of the food Inrsity of Utah 1950 Latter-daSaints. in the game was high, and it went vsl series will Is- - Gounod's opera, dustry were present Grocers from Mrs. Colvin was born June 11. on to a full nine innn&""Faust", which will be presented all iwrta of the state drove to Salt in Norway, a daughter of Both Nelson and IMnrnnd in English in Stadium Bowl on Lake City to honor Jerry. Hank and Marion Olsen - changed pitchers of ton to stop 14. 15. 17 and IS. A fine program, depicting, by July Ingehre"n- She came to Utah when seven J the heavy batting. Bill Rates put narration, (screen pictures of the horn3 Mrs. Mabel Sanford returned family album and scenic pictures of age with her parents, the ball over the fence for were other homers Tnry lived in Salt Friday evening after spending of Utah, rombined with beautiful City, later era. and severalfence several days in Salt Lake City, string and vocal music) the life of by players of "Wing to Salem. Utah county. put over the where she visited with her mother Gerard Klomp. as married to Louis Colvin both Mrs. Parrish who Is confined to A fine dinner was served by the Pavson. He died several vears The Clover Club Company supp outa s hospital In that rity. She reports hotel, an inspirational address was 80- Three sons chiP" f the dug lied potato and a daughter have aim died. that her mother ia getting along delivered by Mr. Patsy D'Oglstino wa" Following her mar-- . and a melon atb" the closejord.h well, but will be confined to of New York, pBst president of Mra. all fairly Colvin Tooeleplayers lived in gw toe hospital for a few more weeks. Nargus, and a very close friend of City, and Eureka. She lived game. , . Mabel also spent a day In Orem Mr. Klomp, who flew from New 1 jtha rnJ?UPoka for ab0Ht 25 ypa ThU, bop,nn with Mr. and Mrs. Lionel a gxl York to honor his friend. He preentering a Provo hospital start oven itn, sented Mr. Klomp with a beautiyears ago game is now being planned near in the ful framed poem, expressing "A Surviving are three stepsisters, the boys from Goshen Davis left last Day's Work" as accomplished by Monday lyinnn 1,,0n and Mr' Ch?nFT' uMJow,i tUroMF UP TO THE BALL he for where Calif., Jerry. Maywood. o will Fred Kuhlman, manager of the the summer months OAOT WEDNESDAY with an aunt. Miss Vera Continental Raking Co. of Ogden NOON. visiting Sandstrom. bishop of waa emcee for the evening. Uveka LDS Tesma are bs follows: Redmond Dodge. ward will conduct Howard Tracy was program R. Nelson. U. Thomas. G. vvicci. Friends Tcam call may Friday D. Atherley. L. Beck. D. chairman. left These mra, with the aid Mr. noon Bolger Monday Redmond, Ilenry time f service at D. th for Scotts Bluff, Nebraska, to at- of their committees, planned and Eureka ward rhapel. Burial Rrvson. G. Gitalin. K. Spurncr tend the funeral services for her arranged one of the finest proNelson Team- K. Bate. In Eureka cemetery under Garbott: Hate K. father, who passed awsy In that grams honoring a Utah man ever - K. Nelson. R. Nnef. B f F,irhanka-Pyn- e nmrtuary10" held in this state. city Sunday evening. Christensen. J. Bn to. J. Campbell. Wm. Gear and ivte Never were L. Larson. C. Christensen. Mrs. Stanley llegslrmn and chil- among thnae present from Eureka. ,B1 Mrs. Maynard Cronin dren of Ogden are in Eureka visitMr. Ethel Donnelly nml Mrs. ."?lRhter, Mary, drove to Rich-i- d Mn. Burt I Jameson returned last Sunday and spent a few Elva Bonner were Salt Like City ing with Mrs. Hegatroin's sister, week. last "Uf with Mr. home of Davis. on Saturday after an enjoyable Miss Mildred t. Saturday and Mrs. Ed Dug-- visitors on vnratmn sNnt in Nevada. She acThey later drove on to Marys-- Tat Donnell v accompanied them and remained Mr. and Mrs, Mat Kay and baby companied her sister and brother-in-laa I'Lv,",tcd with Mr. and Mrs.- the return trip attending to busin-es- s Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Jolley of Milford are spending the week in Tuesday hcrley and family. Daugh-fntchildren on the trip to our and relatives. Eureka with affairs. visiting ar.v remained In Marysvalc . Mrs. Ksy is the former Maggie neighboring state. AU" W,lh ISar-n- h Broderick. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Thomas . Bobby and Palsy Matllnson of DO Clark) of A venal. allf.. dipLAUD'S T". . .DNTRMmm-Pleasant Grove, have been spendMrs. S. Mr. Jemutn and evening I. spent Wednesday Inst in and If. Benry ped lull. Mrro Hrft t. rl.hll rnl.r I several days in Eurware Tfc, bdl, the f rwiBfW. ing week past In the end contempt Lake Salt for friends. They nentmres City with of Collar City, spent r visit I. Watilnstnn to hrclti serving th with their grandparJ house eka the P. lor Mrs son visiting to and of with their daughhome refused commute visiting produce cnd ,n Eureka visiting guests at the Tnd rich! other members of Anil I s 1st refugee are former Mr. and Mrs. IJnyd Jerman. ents, Mr. and Mra Itoscoe Harper. ter, Thomas' The Sullivan. their organisation. of Md. Oherhanslcy's sister, affairs committee record Howena Hanks. residents of Eureka nnd Mammoth. be-ji- ng a i Eurekans Attend cf Funeral Services Elderly Eurekan Set Friday Wil-Ba- por-tra- ya Groceryman Fete Salt Lake City 4-- 4 - y - with-Eurek- - . y - - -, jrs . ' - , : "S b-- i i Fair-bnnk- s. j - ASTER-Alonz- a(M-n- d -- .-- Jj , B her-un- til w. "famV'Un!t frJFlgZZiZZjSZ Ols-rhonsl- Ihrre-monl- h I |
