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Show Universal Microfilming orP' 141 Pierpont Ave. Salt Lake City 1, Utah PTA sets today sieeting Vol. 61 Association will hold a regular meeting on Monday, November 25, at 7:30 in the Little Theater. Speaker for the evening will be James Paramore, who will talk on The Problems of Youth. He is a well known speaker and well versed in youth problems. The officers of the association are urging a good attendance at the meeting. Parents and school patrons are given a special invitation to come to the meeting. Woman struck by Parent-Teach- er DEADLINE Because of the Thanksgiving holiday next week, Thursday, November 28, all items and advertising for the Reporter will have to be submitted a day early, Tuesday, November 26, instead of the customary Wednesday even- ing deadline. HOLIDAY The Eureka Post Office will be closed all day Thanksgiving Day, November 28. Other business houses will also be closed for the day. Tintic schools will be closed Thursday and Friday of next week for the Thanksgiving holidays. The Eureka (Utah) Reporter, Friday, November 22, 1963 driver hit-ru- n Marilyn Johnson of Spanish Fork suffered painful injuries last Sunday morning at 1:30 when she was struck by a hit and run driver on uper Main Street. Mrs. Johnson and her husband, Ray Johnson were just alighting from a car in front of the John Underwood home when the accident occurred. A motorist, westbound o n Highway 6 slammed into the open door, breaking the window and inflicting cuts and bruises on Mrs. Johnson. She was taken to the Payson Hospital and was released after being given treatment. The Johnsons were visiting at the home of her sister and brother-in-lathe John Underwood. Joseph Bernini, Eureka City marshal, was the investigating officer. No trace has been found of the hit and run driver, but investigation is continuing. Mrs. w, OIIE SHIPMENTS Filtrol Corp., 1,260 tons hal-loysi- te clay. Mrs. Mary Dineen of Ogden, was a weekend guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank McCabe. Bmketball schedule listed for TfJS duh Ten home games are on the basketball schedule for the Tintic Miners this year according to the schedule released by the school officials today. First game will be on November 29 and the first home contest will be played here December 4 against the Manti team. Stanley L. Ryan is coach with Fred H. Hall-ada- y assisting. William LaVon Chappell is principal. The schedule for the season is listed as follows: basketball November 29, Tintic at Duchesne; Nov. 30, Tintic at Dec. 4, Manti at Tintic; Dec- - 6, Altamont at Tintic; Dec. 7, Tabiona at Tintic; Dec. pre-seas- on Pre-seas- on Tab-ion- a; Makes visitation Hamilton Laird, second vice president of the Utah State Elks Association made his official visitation Monday evening to the Park City Lodge No. 734. J. A. Bernini, Ted Colovich and Bert Wheelock accompanied Mr. Laird to Park City. IN HOSPITAL Rev. Russell Tanner, pastor at Eureka Methodist Church, is confined to the LDS Hospital in Salt Lake City follow- ing back surgery. His many friends in Eureka os well as his church members are wishing him the best in the way of a speedy and complete No. 47 Alumni at Tintic; Dec. 14, Delta at Tintic; Dec. 27, Tintic at Dugway; Dec. 28, Tintic at 13, Manti. League games Jan. 3, St. Fre.-ci- s at Tintic; Jan. 10, Tintic at Pleasant Grove; Jan. 16, Tintic at B.Y. High; Jan. 24, Tintic at Lehi; Jan. 31, American Fork at Tintic; Feb. 4, Tintic at St. Francis in Provo High gym; Feb. 7, Pleasant Grove at Tintic; Feb. 14, B.Y. High at Tintic; Feb. 21 Lehi at Tintic; Feb. 28, Tintic at American Fork. Mr. Kemmerer dies in N.Y. Mahlon S. Kemmerer, 50, a mining man, and well known in Eureka, died at his home in Larchmont, New York, Saturday of a cerebral hemorrhage. He married Noel Fitch, a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Fitch, Sr., in 1936 in St. Patricks Catholic Church in Eureka. He is survived by his widow and two sons, John, Peter and four daughters, Mrs. William (Martha) Hannifin, Frances, Collette and Becky, and two grandchildren, all of Larchwell-know- n mont. Funeral services were conducted Tuesday morning at Larchmont. Cecil Fitch, Jr., flew to New York for the services. The junior class of 1963 will present the annual Junior Play Wednesday, November 27, in the Tintic High School auditori- Order of Eastern Star installs um. new officers for coming year Worthy Matron Georgia Roach presided at the regular meeting of Tintic Chapter No. 18, Order of Eastern Star, on Monday evening with Worthy Patron Joseph Roach assisting. Installation of the new officers for the coming year was the main order of business on the evenings agenda. Grand Lodge officers were in charge of the installation, and were as follows: Elizabeth Franke, worthy grand matron; a member of Tintic Chapter; Earl Oss, worthy grand patron; Betty Oss, marshal; Lucille Smith, organist; and Winifred Rouse, chaplain. Officers installed were Mary Horton, worthy matron; Floyd Nash, worthy patron; was Mabel Ryan. The worthy grand matron, Mrs. Franke, gave an inspiring talk, as did the worthy grand patron, Mr. Oss. worthy matron, Mrs. Horton, gave a talk, g first to the worthy Newly-installe- d out-goin- matron, Mrs. Roach, and then to the general gathering. After the installation ceremonies this week that the Reporter gets read all over the country and even back in Washington, where Senator Wallace F. Bennett saw the recently published Mining Centenial issue of the Reporter. A letter of congratulations on the issue, from Senator Bennett, was sent to Harrison Conover, publisher. The letter read in part I certainly line of the the with first agree issue that Tintic can boast of one of the most colorful histories of any mining area of comparable size in the west. I would like to add that you and your workers have professionally captured that history in pages of the special section. Congratulations on a job well . received ... an entertaining The issue has been completely sold out to people from all over the nation as well as reg- gram was presented as follows: selections by the Tintic High School Girls Chorus, and by the mixed chorus, boys and girls from Tintic High; vocal solo by Charlotte Sanderson; vocal solo by Miss Bonnie Oss daughter of the worthy grand patron, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Oss. from the Representatives various chapters throughout the area were in attendance at the meeting. Mrs. LaVon Ryan was chairman of the refreshments committee and she and her committee served a buffet lunch following the installation. Graveside rites held in Eureka Dinner honors Oscar Erickson Graveside services were conducted Wednesday, November 20 in the Eureka City Cemetery for Mrs. Jeanne Pitts Spoto, who died March 26, 1962 and was buried in Novato, who will be reburied in the Eureka Cemetery. Mrs. Spoto was born May 12, 1909, in Salt Lake City, a daughter of Harry J. and Clara Brooks Pitts. She attended school in Eureka and after graduating from Tintic High School, attended the University of Utah, and the University of California. She. married Frank T. Spoto October 29, 1952, who is the only survivor. tained at a family dinner Wednesday "evening honoring her husband on his birthday anniversary. Family members attending the nicely arranged dinner were the Erickson sons, Richard and Bob, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Lunt and four children of Lehi, and Miss Kathie Allman of Spring-villThe little grandchildren made the day extra happy by singing Happy Birthday to Grandpa. In the evening Mrs. Dean Rose and Carolee joined the group to extend birthday greetings to Mr. Erickson. c. Couple returns from Puerto Rico Mrs. Carol Larsen of Spanish Fork was in town Monday . evening attending the Eastern Star initiation. She and her husband, Darwin, recently returned from Puerto Rico where they had spent the past nine months. Mr. Larsen was employed by the Centennial Development Company on some contract work there. They report that they enjoyed the trip very much, but were happy to be back home. Winter sweeps in bringing sleet, snow and cold weather ular subscribers. enter- duction. pro- done. Mrs. Oscar Erickson Sneak Date" by Joseph H. Arnold. It is directed by Fred H. Holladay, the class advisor and LaVon Walker. The action takes place at a military school. The fun gets started when girls from the girls school across the road, enter the picture. The problem is getting the football star to pass a geometry , test before the championship football tilt. A riot results. Members of the cast are: Diana Fields, Dick Sorensen, Frank Walker, Sue McIntyre, Sam McIntyre, Penny Sorensen, Gary Gillespie, Mickey Wilde, Brent Burraston, Patricia Boswell, Irene Aitken, Carol Ann Webb, David Chambers, Sandra Butler, and Gloria Castleton. The play will begin at 7:30 p.m. and a couple of hours of good entertainment is promised to all those attending the pro- Butler, associate matron; Leslie Randle, associate patron; Myrtle Theriault, secretary; Vola Nevers, treasurer; Ollie Mae Coombs, conductress; LaVon Ryan, associate conductress; Pansy Treloar, organist; Ethel Brenton, chaplain; Anna Franks, marshal; Ada, Jeanine Johnson; Ruth, Adelenc Tuck-et- t; Esther, Agnes Anderson; Martha, Janet Anderson; Electa, Patricia Brady; warden, Elsie Nilson; sentinel, Leonard Publisher gets letter of praise Proof The play chosen this year is Cal-ifomi- ai Perhaps the fact that the change in weather was too sudden, or it could be that we have forgotten how cold zero weather can be, but the Friday night storm caught residents totally unprepared for the furious onslaught of a winter storm. A howling wind preceded the rain and snow, which came down with a vengeance. Cars did a good job of sliding all the way home and service stations did a land office business of putting on snow tires. Offical reports state that the storm left 5 inches of snow, with a water content of .47 of an inch. More snow was anticipated for the weekend. Temperatures Saturday morning dropped to a cool 8 degrees above zero, and no one denied that it was plenty cold for so early in the season, or it could be that we were spoiled by our wonderful fall |