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Show run u,nrii REPORTER il al lo. y.our nru-- YOUR ADVERTISING in' 'our furresiHHulont before evening I lies-tlu- HITS HOME y WHEN YOU USE YOUR OWN NEWSPAPER Fifty-On- e Volume 1 -- ('. K. Kifn Weekly meeting nt tile City Pmk i'll Mi.n.I.iy evening lit 7 p in. The igulur oilier ol I.iikuu-kwas cai-"e- il oat unler (he direition of I'li M'lenl William Treloar. At tlic else ( be business session a di Ili lnllS nt lllek Slipper WHS served, Bartlett Stated tllill rcadinei-pvrrvtlwig would be in The list of for the opening s Hid w as delig litful n i,nd a huge Ism-fir- e under II jieMnt moonlight sky. It was, a night made to unler for an out- dniir party, and all repot l an es- penally enjoyable evening. Next meeting will be held at' tile City Park mi Monday. Aug. ' 27. at 7 m. trai hers to I'ominrncr thi; term wen- practically the same before and were iik the follows: !. K. Bartlett, principal; first grade; Mum l Veil Wilson, second grade; Mis Ada Bin'll, thinl and Miss Goldie Wheeler, fourth grade; Misa Jessie Logan, fourth grade; Miss Katherine C. Mrs. Katherine Jones, fifth grade; Russell sixth grade; Miss Fennell, sixth grade. Tintu: Junior and Senior High J. T. Wilson, principal; rhool Douglas. English; Miss Kathryn of spent - vi-a- r Mar-mr- new-bo- Zoo. Public Empire Mine. 2 cars: Bullion Bock. 2: GodivH. 4; Eureka Standard. 11 of ilump ore; Mountain 16 View. 1: Chief Consolidated. ore. 1 null tailings: R. L. Garity. 1: Bar X. 1 : Dragon Consolidated. 5. was confined to the hospital having suffered serious injury when she fell from a tree, assurance was given for her complete recovery. Mildred Mrs. Jerry Platt Kathryn returned and daughter home after a two weeks visit inOgden, where they were guests of Miss Della Green. Miss Green arrompamed them to Eureka for a few days Good Construction Lowers Home Cost and Mrs. Lorin Atherlry and rhildrcn returned home after a trip through the Yellowstone National Park. They were accompanied on the by Lon Olson and trip Donna Olson of Salt Lake City. Mias Anna Jome Sullivan Sullivan and Miss returned home. The former attended summer school at the U. of U. and the latter a somewhat shorter visit wth Salt Lake friends. Mrs. Neil O'Hare and son Jack wire visiting with relatives in en-Jy- Grand Junction, Colorado. Members of the Bridge club 'erp entertained in a pleasing "nner. by Mrs. T. D. Sullivan. " William Maxwell won the Wil-- m Spe-gues- ts on the occasion were Mn- - Wm. Owens, Mrs. J. E. Dug-?- n Mr. William Baptiste. Mrs. Hillary, and Mrs. F. A. The hostess served a deli- cus luncheon during the evening. Kuby Byrne, city recorder. " Hr. James Bant, returned We after spending a most plen- 1 in California and 'a,'tion vvada v.fentln oir Oriler nirrrbers of the Lof Moose Eureka Lodge 1470. attended the Annual if outing held at Geneva and "Pined having a good time. The P"'grani was a most enjoyable insisting of races, athletic 's" .f"r both men and women game for the men. Win bam A. Tasker of the Eureka Re. C'pppd a good share of the 1 rir the athletic events. He L, for b,inR lh, nldmf".,n present. It was that about fifteen hund-tjH,(,lle attended the outing. from Salt Lah. Hark Cut. y. Help,.r and Ogden were Those from Tintie llu "Hair were: Mr. and Manson, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. ''n,,,rson. P v' iv Neii.n, Mr Mrs rranl: Rhri.in' Mr- JU,J Mrs. George r"n'' Mr an,J Mrs Knls-r- t Mr. and Mrs. lam and Mrs. Fn:d on Pnge 2) es-te- d v rep-E?1"- '- nf 1 - Hil-M- r. d NEW YORKER BCDDHIgT . . . Charles Burekalew, New Yark. bewa after ordalnmeat aa aa tpaila (higher arder af Bad-dhmankhood) is Rangaaa. Of Dividend M Dies In Hospital Oscar (Swede) Pearson. 61. resident of Dividend for more than 30 years, died Monday, Aug. 20. in a Salt Lake City hospital after an illness of one month. Mr. Tearaon was born May 3. IftMl, in Lund. Sweden, a son of Olaf and Anna IVarson. He came to the United States in 1916. and soon after hia arrival was employed by the Tintie Standard Mining Co., in Iividcnd. He had been employed by the company for more than 30 years ft an ambulance man. and as a watchman and custodian. He was a member of the Eureka lodge No. 9 F and AM. . Ijirsen heard He married Tryphrna Drollm-ge- r soon after his arrival in Divi ' dend. iRebekahs Plan Survivors include his widow, two sons. Donald IVarson. Hollywood, Calif.; Howard Pearson, Culver City, Calif.; a brother, Ernest IVarson, Tahoe City, Calif.; and three other brothers in Sweden Columbia Bebekah lislge No. 2. Funeral MTvires were conducted at IOOF. met in regular Thursday at 2 p.m. in the Little on hall Miners' Union Thuraday. Theater of the Tintie high school Aug. 16. with Noble (.rand Stella under the direction of the Masonic Shea presiding. After routine bus- lodge No. 9 F and AM. iness was disposed of, it was deBurial was in Tayson City cemecided to have an meeting tery unli-- the direction of Fair on September 2H. this day was set Itanks-Pvii- e mortuary of Eureka aside for the centennial of lieb-eka- and Orem. Odd Fellowship. A pnigram will be arranged hv piist noble grand Ruth Wahlrpiist to whi.h all are welcome. We hope to have a go.nl tiTnioiit. A delicious luncheon was served by hiMtesss Nonna Bate. Alliene Barren, and Pklythc Park I. Green. Prizes were won liv Ann Mildred and scorr Frank, high t. No. 19. unler "I Walker, the Tint ic i Next meeting will tie held oil the Eastern Star announces the 1 i, ,1m it Morns Pay picnic Thursday. Septitmber fitli. and all fur Sunday. August 26. at 3:tai 11'ihle grand wild like to s.-at the Homansville niemh.Ts jres.-nt- . pm., to be lOpen Meeting 'For Centennial ' on li ; Eastern Star Plans Annual Picnic At beyond the price tag when purchasing a home. Although at--a, tract ivcly priced, a house is g'KHl huv only if its construction assures economical maintenance ami operation. The imjKirtant debe ascertained by intails spection at various stages of tin' building operations With either a basement or a crawl spun, the ccntT of the house should tie supported by wood or steel columns or masonry pins' topped with a steel girder or di-aSubllooring laid heavy agonHily picvides greater strength Motorists who have their drivand joists should be braced at insusing and registration pnvileges bridging. tervals with motor new Utah's under pended The roof should be of Ijiw material, such as as- Vehicle Safety Responsibility ownof will not deprived only nmst phalt shingle whieli protect build- ing or operating an automobile in American holms and farm this state, but also in the :i". other ings. Asphalt shingles are applied that have similar security states deck over a aimed li solid roof Public Safety Comstatutes. anAn asphalt saturated lt is nailed tyH I Midler W the shin- missioner Joseph to the i oof deck nounced today. gles are applied. The most popuIn the same iiianni r. if a motlar asphalt shingle is the front another state wlmh square - butt shingle. The orist law rrnnomlmi lias a safety responsibility shini!lr. thrce-in-om- 1 arei.l.-n- t thm in an five-incin involved is for to apply, is state and becomes silbje. t to new exposure to the weather. In ap'd of the exnsion to le are winds where high in- - will md only be I oi hidden cehr.v. g ipmk-settina piated. use of a motor or ment to Instill down the tabs is to own in this state hut :n his home recommended. Inidl.-st.ite I'm, Commissioner Another sign of good const ruc- said tion is sheathing appli-- d diagonWhen low safety al v instead of horizontally. This becomes effective in more s'l.ngtli walls the .1st 1 gives Arizona, on aril Imildei and usiiuily imlniHes tincwrv I respe. lively, .In tv oilier ;" aril will In' piiiticiil.ir the great majority winch I in slmiii windows tads Pm is and Ctali inoloiists ae likely to not stick or l.iii'l and Main s"'"1'1 ,.f type .'ire Will hav. a 'be level ami firm with no Mali". Wyoming. Colorsl;,iiit... midi r foot. and Nevada, all ado. N.w hordi r null, have hud which r of IVI.-l'et.rs..n ies"'nsi-bil.tlr. and Mrs. i!:,- - security typ- safety and grandson Lniy h"iu is. 'V of t a numbir b.w ev.-r1 Mr IVlnsnnVi I'P'lM r state m ! arid IVt.r-soJanuary J.m Ia-.fMr. and Mrs and Mountain Hi,. th;.kv ir n"u of Bountiful, and t area will be under this k.nl rou i.i.ci.i-iYvonne Th'imas of Salt laike. 1'tali's law ,.f I last week after a ri.bcr S. pii fie. live tlu-to i' :trip. Their tup took Spungy I ark. wstonc liiei M:ss I I, Mr. Nell Ituwe I a s (in-nin Idaho, and th. v visit.1 were Pendruv N of Peterson's Mt. Sa'url.iv an I Si.nd.iy Tie v w.t' in M.ironi. and ;; at tie lion., of tllcM l'o' n a. un:. M' i. " S. iindiniiviaii mil .n.wab,. tM: Piridrav They repoit a v.iv I,nk Vint. Mr. Sunday all-ru- e Utah is One of 33 States with New Motor Regulations li-a- t' hi-i- Paik. The their partners and families an- rordialfy invited t" at lend Everyone is riHiicsted to ow-fun.ish 1. lun'h and the (h:i.lci will furnish a It ia hoMH that a and the hand will good atti ii'la.-irto enjoy this special event. Those in r.red of tranapm tation should loi.ia.t Mabel Butler, dunr-lua- n r Te!. l.".e 199. Light Case Polio Confines h h tin-sus- opi-iat- i, Hi-- M'-xu- - 1 n , in-lu- s tvs..-w.;-- k . M-- ! i..-- amt ion Girl To S. L. Hospital Jeanette Daniels, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Garrett Daniels of Tintie Junction, has polio and ia in the LDS hospital in Salt City, latest reports s re that it is rather a light case and it is believed that there will he no serious results. This is the first esse of Polio in the district, although there are two other patients under observation at the present time. It was also reported in Eureka tislav that llamld Kent, young son of Dr. anil Mrs. Norman Olsirn of Payaon. formerly of Eureka, also has contracted Klio and ia in a Salt Iake City hospital. Are Band Members At To Be Final Rehearsal Aug. 30 green cemetery under the direction of Fairbanks-lyn- e mortuary of Orem and Eureka. The above obituary aeems to be definitely inadequate for one no and well liked an "Mabel." as ahe was known to her host of friends In the district. Through her contact with the public for so many years, she waa e as probably as In the town. Her friends ranged front the youngsters to the adults, and all hail a definite liking fur her. Her unfailing kindness and patience with her mother, who hna been for the past ten years, had won her a plaer In the hearts of all who knew her. During thnae past ten yenrs she lost her liiialmnil. father and only sister, and all marveled at her ability to come up smiling In the face of so much adversity, but smile she did, and with scarcely a hint of her heartache. So much worry and hard work finally look toll of her health, and she has i in Nmr health fur the paat few yenrs, but kept on wot king. The past year her mother has been in a convalescent home in Sail Ijiike City. If Mabel could weU-know- n well-know- n bed-fa- nny-on- st Mr. Riddle, music instructor at the Tintu- - high sclusil. wishes lo Imh-iannounce that it is imperative that all luind iiicmtior attend the final rehearsal on August 3(1. if they wish to play in the mrade in Pay-so- n apeak, she would moat likely any. on L'lh'ir Day. fur tin- Harvest "In handing out Isniqiiela. plcunc Days give some to mv very fine nelgh-hui- s for their kiiulncH In me and my mother whenever help waa needed. No one every had filler Is neighbors or more loyal friends." In return the neighbors might add 1h.it no one was more deserving. Tinof the district ain her death, and we ccrcly regret Wliitelu-abeen lia Ralpli fin-that all will be happy to Join auntt-Manager of the Slute little prayer for tier, regarda in la-oLiipu.r Stole, replacing Mrs less of their religious belief and Ferguson who resign'd to take a any "May ahe rest in peare." position in California All the residents of the town Mr Whitehead is a native of in are extending deep and sineere Kuiekn. and is well known town His Iriends an- happy over sympathy to her mother in the Ions of her daughter. . Ills ll llll nt - Whitehead Appointed Liquor Store Mgr. Ralph - ..." n - I.an ii'il'tim. Mr. and Mir John daughter , Casth-ton- f H 1 1 was A I her ley spent the Mrs. in American Fork on Thursday of last week veiling with her aunt week end in I'lovo visiting Hi the and uncle M'. and Mrs. Kenneth home of Mr and Mrs. Ilowai'l Si lioells 1'lupps f-- lhri-c-ta- Mrs. Mabel Pariah Sanford. M, died Friday, Aug. 17, in the Utah Vulley hospital in Provo, after a brief illness. Mrs. Sanford was horn August 30. lftiM. in Litchfield, a daughter of Benjamin and Mary Unix Pur-iaAt the age of 16 ahe moved, with her parents, to Mona. Juab county. She waa married to Iuvcll Sanford in 1B12 and they made their home In Eureka. Mr. Sanford died in October of 1944. She was a member of the Methodist church and had been employed by the local J. C. IVnney store for 20 years prior to the store's closing in January of this year. She left Eureka in February of this yrar and had been working at Firinage'a in Provo prior to her death. Survivors included her mother, Mrs. Mary Lintz Pariah, longtime resident of Eureka, now making her home in Salt Lake City. Funeral services were conducted Wednesday at 2 p.m. in Eureka Methodist church by Rev. Orion Sherwood, pastor. Burial waa in Sprfngville Everh. Oscar Pearson OPENING THE DOOR the intermountain region. They are employed by Filtrol in making an agent used in Catalytir cracking of crude oil. rly Moat of the at the Eureka mine of Dragon Consolidated Mines Oo. (International Smelling and Refining Co.) contain varying degrees of iron disulfide (pyrites). These impurities would make the rlay unsuitable for Flltrol's purposes. When the new unit Is completed, before the end of 1951, the impure clays can be made Into the head and powered catalyat. Aa many mines in the area have ahowlngs of theae clays, the potential reserves may be increased greatly. This, of course, means continued stability of oieration of the firm at Its, new $3,500,000 plant near Salt' lAke City. Second, the flotation unit reverses the normal procedures employed In similar type operations, such aa concentration of copper orea at the Arthur and Magna mills of the Utah Copper Division, Kennecott Copper Corp. clays-particula- Pi-ov- Sainta. of the lost ring, and recovered it. and returned it to Mrs. Ames. Mrs. Ames has decided that the incident is surely "one for the books." and is mighty thankful to Mr. Larsen for returning the ring. Ore Shipments For Week End Aug. 17; two months in Salt the guest prize. Just recently hal-loya- ite in For Mabel Sanford Burial was in Provo cemetery. n Mr. Thurgood was in Eureka by many of the older resident and merchants of the town, as he made weekly tripa to town for many years when he was a salesman with ZCMI and the Utah Wholesale Grocery Co. lx-e- Wil-for- Allred. Mrs. C. E. Rife and daughter Mildred, returned to Eureka, af- for high score and Mrs. crane has to stoop to aes bob at Philadelphia Mrs. Sadie Mitchell received word this week of the death of a sister-in-laMrs. Jack Srott. Mrs. Scott died of a heart attack Aug. 2. in Santa Monica. Calif. Mrs. Scott will be remembered as Miss Vera Mitchell. She married d "Red Hansen in Eureka, who died the first year of the flu epidemic in 191ft. Later she moved with her son, Wilford to Butte, Mont. Mr. Scott died four months ago of a heart attack. She is survived by her son. and two sisters, Mrs. Rcba Storrer of Butte. Mont., and Mrs. Sarah Barnett. Pomona, Calif., and several grandchildren. Mrs. Scott will be remembered by many of the older residents of the town and bv many of the former residents. She lived in Eureka for many years. Falkenburg all the camp. Crooks of Sacramento. Calif, was in Eureka visiting with Mr. and Mrs. James Crooks and Mrs. Roy Kaighn. Mrs. John Savage of Salt Lake City was visiting in Eureka at the home of Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Owens ot Former Resident third fifth Leland Pri BIs-fo- Death Of were in Miss 1 Clea Ames ipnrene Clement i has decided that her second name should be ''lucky." due to her finding her $2.10.00 diamond ring after it had last for nine months. List December Mr. ami M'-h- . Ames wen- - in a truek accident near Eureka, ami Mrs. Antes was taken to the Payaon hospital, suffering minor injuries. It was not until she arrived at the hospital that she noticed her ring was missing. A thorough search was made both in the truck and in the vicinity of the accident, with no success. The truck was sold to Max Larsen and taken to Peer Lodge. Montana, in rarly January, and it was taken to a garage for repairs. The garage mechanic discovered both the ring and Mrs. Larsen's watch in the truck, and returned them to Mr. Larsen, who tossed the ring into the glove compartment thinking it had no value. Word Received Of of the Eureka City administration were working without pay for the month of August, council, the justice, city attorney, sexton, physician, marshal, policeman. watermaster and assistant watermaster. The amount saved or donated amounted to $1200. which sum together with the regular monthly revenue would be sufficient to carry the city until the end of the term. This action on the part of the was a very city administration commendable one. Giving such liberal financial assistance at a time when Eureka so badly needed it. showed that their interests Mr. ra . Thirty-fou- r disulfides i from clays processed by by tile firm. The installation is unique from two Htiiiulpointa first, it will increase the usable reaervea of Funeral Services Held Here Wed. well-know- first and second grades; City, where Fatally Injured Funeral In Provo con-duct.- Mrs. CRANE AND CIIICK . . Number - Filtrol ('orporation Saturday announced it would install a $.0,000 flotation unit at its plant at 1710 South Redwood Hoad for extraction of pyrites (iron Man n Midvale Lost Diamond Ring grades. The members Lake 10c per Copy- 21, sorvrie.s fur John F. TliurgiHNt. who was killed in an auto-bu- a collision in Thursday, August 16, were at 1 p.m in Bt'rg Mortu-ar.- v in clmjH-by N. Ilalvor Madsen, biahop. Provo Second ward. Church of Jesus Christ In Finding Jenie Freckleton, third and fourth grades; D. R. Eagar, fifth and sixth grades. Silver City Public school: Alex Mrs. Georgia Wight, Principal; ter spending Well-Know- . Honesty Results et Miss Calleo Friday, August Funeral ai and sixth grades. school: Mrs. Hazel , p Leah Hales, home economics; Mrs- - Mary Driscoll, commercial; Miss Marion Russell, phy-weducation and Dramatic art; Ekloff, Junior Mrs. Genevieve High; J. T. Wilson, social science; B. T. Collins, Science and Math.; J. E. Bergstrom, social science and W. J. Steven. Jun-ic- r Mathematics; Leo Morgan, Junior High; J- - C. Jameson, Manual High; training and mechanical drawing. Mammoth Public School: D. R. gagsr, Principal ; Misa Thelma Summers, first, second and grades; Alex Blight, fourth, ew-mn- a j Miss Hassell, II Kepoi-tn'- New Installation by Filtrol Corp. Expected To Facilitate Use of Halloysite Clays Eui.kii Kiwanis club held their From The Reporter Twenty Years Ago Supt- Fmvka (Flail) Kivanis Conducts Business, Social REMEMBER l V Mni. Tin Round About Town . . . er In ropiirr ore concentration, the metal values are floated on a bubbling froth rrcated by addition of reagents to the water-flocircuit. Waste products, Including moat of the pyrites are precipitated and go out to the tailings pond. In the float cell, the clays leave the present washing thickener, are pumped up an Incline and run through the flotation rougher. Thle removes most of the iron concentrates. The tailings or purified clay, return the exiatlng circuit. The iron concentrates, which still contain quite a bit of unable to two addiclay, are tional cleaners. At each point additional amounts of clay are sent back to the main circuit. The iron concentrates continue un out to a storage pond." where they will be w then-sen- t, Block-pile- d. Church News And Activities LDS Sunday evening sacrament meeting at the IJ)S Eureka want were their learlier. Mrn. Im Dean Sax, were aa follows: oiening song, "(), lloly Word of Truth and Love; iqiening prayer, Wilson Lee; sacrament song, "Rock of Ages;" the following program was presented: vocal solo, I Think When 1 Keud That Sweet Story of Old." accompanied by Nornm Jameson; Mias Darlene I'eart received an individual award from the MIA; piano solo, "Swallow Song." by (harlene Bird; vocal solo, It is No Seerel. accompanied by Nor-iii- ii Jamcaon; Gary Forney allowed a film on hia miaaion to the llaw- a nd i,"n talk; rliMing song, "How Gentle God's Commanda;" closing pray- er. . Forney. W Gi-ti- Sunilay School 1lenle The Second Intermediate elasa of the IJ)8 Sunday School celebrated at a picnic at the Eureka City Bark on Tueaday evening of this week. The group enjoyed a picnic lunch, and played many games during the evening. Terry Kay waa given a prize for perfect attemlanre at Sunday School for the first aix months of the year. The group were ehnpcnmi-by conducted by Loren Thompson and Keith lliiiinn of Goshen is and twenty members of the class spending a few days at the home attended the outing. of his aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. far Sandstrom. Other visitors Ht the Sandstrom home last week-enwere Mr. and Mra. Douglas Sandstrom and family of Firemen Will Hold d. irovii. Meet At Santaquin Mr. and .Mrs. Edward Show of Murray and Mr. and Mrs. Ilir hard Galley and children, Richard and Vu-k- i were Itae. of Ism Angi-l'-Sunday guest at the home of Mr. and Mra. Alex Blight. Firemen's Assn., will their next meeting at Santaquin on Saturday, Aug. 25. at A8 p.m., In the Junior high whool. ia urged at this good atlendani-meeting. a Utnh-Jiin- b hld Mr. and Mra. Unyil Jemian and Ann ami Jmii- - Sullivan returned ont the home last Friday after spending children of Salt Iike week-enat the Inane of Mr. and I he week in Salt Mra. S. L. Minn Bonnie Ran spent a few Mrs. Wilma Welila-and Miss days last week visiting rlaasmaten Fri-dOlibu-were in Salt Ijike in Oakl'V and in Montpelier. Ida. for a few da.va last week. Mrs. Emma Wheeler of Magna Mr. anil Mrs. Itols-r- f is spending a few iln.va nt the Idlllsple were In town for the home of her sister and brother-in-laof Mr. and Mra Joseph Buys. visiting with their par- nts, Mts. Roller! Gillinpie and Wc.-deWe are happy to wcleome hack Mr. unil Mi Rohm.son. 4 tin. Jack Luca family, who have Robert Rowe spent SatliPlav tieen making their liome in Fonand Sunday in Ogden. Mis young tana. Inl., for the pant year. They non. Alan, returned with him and returned this week and plan to will spend the week with Ills dnddv make their home In Eurrka once and grandmother. Mrs Nell Ruw-e- . again d r a |
