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Show WEATHER FORECAST ' Sugar For Salt Lake and vicinity; and Saturday fair Wanner to-nl-gh THE BULLETIN" Published at Commercial Printing Co. 20U South' 11th East ffimtsr to-nig- Hyland 361 PUBLISHED IN SUCARHOUSE ; VOL, 0 SALT LAKE CITY, DTA1I, FRIDAY, . MARCH 18, 1938 number 1 Road Commission Will With Street Committee Awaiting a call from the state road commission to a special meeting and arranged for the commission members of the committee working on the widening of Twenty-firSouth street, the committee rested this week-en- d after securing options for 94 per cent of the frontage of Twenty-firSouth street, according to Charles Petty, chairman. At the suggestion of Mr. Petty, a new committee was formed by the Sugar House Rotary club at a board meeting Friday upon which J. Roy Free, Marvin Ashton and Lorenzo Hatch were asked to serve. These men will continue to work with the 6 per cent unsigned property owners lit hopes that a 100 per cent project may be started without the legal procedure necessary to gain over properties. Bids Called In Midsummer While the preliminary survey work will be completed within two weeks for the proposed street widening, information from the office of W. D. Hammond chairman of ths state road commission, was to the effect that bids for the work would not likely be called before Funeral services were conducted today in the Fifteenth ward chapel for Mrs. Maria Kasteler, mother of Orson Kasteler, manager and cashier of the Sugarhouse branch of the First National Bank, who died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. A. D. Wiscomb, Tuesday morning. Mrs. Kasteler was eighty years of age and was the widow of Christian Kasteler. She was bom at Bern, Switzerland, a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Johannes Hostettler. and came to the United States fifty years ago, and has been an active worker in the L. D. S. church during her life. to Orson Surviving in addition Kasteler and Mrs. Wiscomb are Alma Kasteler bishop of the Burton L. D. S. ward, Fred Kasteler, bishop of the fifteenth L. D. S. ward, fourteen grandchildren all of Salt Lake, and two sisters residing in Switzerland. ys Old Ireland Theme Of Club Meeting Sugar House will celebrate its 84th Birthday on April 23rd and plans are under way by the Sugar House Business League to make the event cne cf outstanding interest to both merchants and buyers. A special committee of business men from the district was selected at a meeting of the board of directors Thursday night and are Louis Rockwood, Lincoln Hansen and Sidney Ottley. This committee will have a special meeting and formulate definite plans to be presented at a meeting of the board next Thursday evening. st right-of-wa- In Junior Cage Feature BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION Funeral Rites Held For Cashier's Mother st Wirthlins Defeat Parleys LEAGUE TO SPONSOR Monday, March 14, 1938. Open League ment and developments was discussed by Dr. L L Richards at tbe weekly luncheon Thursday noon of the Sugar House Rotary club which date fell on St. Patrick's Day. Recalling some of tbo early traditions in which high officials, especially Army men, were buried in a standing position, facing their enemy. Dr. Richards told of tbe life of SL Patrick, patron Saint of Ireland whoso birthday anniversary is celebrated on March 17th. Readings Please Two well delivered readings were given by Miss Effie Dean Bowman. NOTES OF INTEREST Weeks Headlines Wirthlins Junior bastketball captured the tet practically Old Ireland, its traditions, settleior quinJunchampionship Sat- urday by turning back the Parleys team to a score of --Dean at the center was the whole show for the winner with 20 points while Frank Christiehsen of Parleys led his five with 14. Meeks Wirthlin for the victors and Howard Paulson of Parleys also turned in an excellent Wirthlins passing attack game. and floor game gave them an edge over the Parleys team. Wlrthlins meet the Nipppon team Saturday at 9:00 which should be an easy tussle for Wlrthlins. 35-2-2. East Bench and St. Paul. Go On Scoring Spree ROTAR1ANS VOTE APPROVAL East Bench clicked to tumble the After an explanation as to tbe benefits derived from an underpass in not only protection to students bUt othpr Pcstrlan11 M wel1 madc b M Ashton of the 8uar Ho Lurabcr and Hardware Company, the Sugar House Rotary club made a motion that the club go on record as favoring tbe move and give their group support to the one hundred per cent. 8 in another of Roosevelt crew last weeks games with Bryant Blanchard, Jack Adamson, and .Bob Saville all bitting the hoop consistently. Even tbe guard line consisting oi Nickels and Jensen shelled the basket for 15 counters between them. Bob Parker and David Martin turned in good floor performances. Kldgell for tbe losing Roosevelt quintet was the mainstay. St. Pauls beaded by McCall, Staten and STARTFORD WARD Lambrose likewise got hot on the PLANS ACTIVITI1ES basket, 28 counters between them to Tbe various organizations of ' tbe stop the Nippons Atahina ' recently organized Stratford Ward was high man for the Nippons while of tbe L. D. S. church, have planned Iwasakl and Tomomatsu played several activities In the near future good floor games. The East Bench' to further tbe work of gaining funds team will tangle with St. Paul's Satfor the construction of their new urday at 10:00 at the Westminster same teams chapel and for maintalnance of their j gymnasium, These share of expenses at Highland Park fought it out last year for the Di ward chapel, where meetings are j visi0n B titles of the Junior Inter- held until the new ward house is mountain League and both are anx- completed. iou3 to do battle. Cheering Austrians hear Hitler defy foes of the Nazis. LOCAL Vice records stolen from SHOPLIFTER IN SUGARHOUSE court files in police scandal. A shoplifter stole a dozen pair., LOCAL Salt Lake City has heav- of womens hose from the Granite iest snow fall in thirty years, dam' Mart Tuesday, is being sought by the ages trees and ties up traffic. police. 48-1- . - I Tuesday, March 15, 1938 UNDERPASS SURVEY Austrian freedom ends as Nazis IS SCHEDULE, This will give the state time to A survey of traffic at 21st South Joseph J, Cannon, president of the takes over government. clear title to all necessary properties. Temple Block Mission will be the LOCAL Former chief of police and and 9th East is to be undertaken by agree to go on stand in the the state road commission to deterprincipal speaker at the Sunday evThacker hearing. ening services of Stratford Ward, to mine if a pedestrian underpass shall be held in the chapel of Highland be constructed at the intersection. Park Ward with meeting convening Wednesday, March 16, 1938 wave in Austria clalmes a Suicide at 5 p. m. . ATTEND OGDEN MEETING old government high ofof number Mr. Cannon has been at the BurNearly one hundred Salt Lake eau of Information of the Temple ficials. , Rotarlans motored to Ogden on WedBlock for some time for the pur- LOCAL Thacker earing brings ac neBda to complimen:8 pose of giving authentic information cusations from the attorney, on both to the club of our neighboring clty. THIRD CHURCH to tourists and conducting them sides. 11th East at 17th South through the grounds and buildings. TWAS A BIG SNOW Rev. J. Elbert Nash, Minister He is in charge of the guides, who a freak accident but Just wasnt It OLD FRIENDS HAVE daily conduct organ recitals and othanother of the straw that broke case' TO PART" All STAR TEAMS ANNOUNCED MUTUAL TO DANCE ' 9:43 Church. Growing numerically er features Interesting to visitors. the camels back that caused tbe A telegram was received yesNEXT WEEK AssociaThe Mutual Improvement spiritually, mentally. Facing problems Mrs. Charles Stain from clinging Virginia Creeper vine be- tion of the by terday A and second ALL STAR first under direction tbe ward, quareiy and desiring to find true Esther Thure of 414 Cypress Ave., tween the Sugarhouse Fire station of A. Ray Curtis, be announced next SatTEAM will the of president solution. This is our aim and purpose, FISII AND GAME ASSOCIATION California, conveying the and the Sugarhouse Auto Parts to M Men's Lompic, Tiie in Mrs. Bulletin. Tbe teams and urday organization Serm. SEEK REPRESENTATIVE 11:00 a. Morning Worship. new. of the passing away of a come tumbling down, pulling about Victoria Edmonds, of the will be selected by tbe players and president FROM SUGAR HOUSE mon by the pastor "The Expectant former Salt Lake City resident thirty feet of brick with it, after Young Ladies will be in charge of a officials. Line in the Face of God." The third y g bearing up under the strain of of a and friend, a. follow.: Appointment representative to be held in the Highland dance Dean, Staten Top Scoring List in the series on the Face of God." from House to act on the mornings storm. Mother passed away peacefully Sugar amusement ball followWard Park the dedication of gifts and pledges for board of tbe Salt Lake Some of the leading scorers an Funeral Sunday, County Fish this morning. tbe regular weekly Mutual ing the coming year will bqr a feature of and Game Association was asked below. All teams have played listed A ARRIVAL NEW 2 p. m. by this service. 4 with tbe excptlon of East A to Mr. was born games F. Orin Wilson, secretary, m a comM. S. deceased Mrs. The baby daughter lady 6:30 p. m. Young People Groups. munication to the and the Nippons which have Bench E. land Mrs. Clarence 1878 Schronen, 96 was of Christensen Busiage. year, Sugar House READ THE THIRD PAGE The group has grown to proportions ness three games. hosLake a at local only street, played in Lake Salt had Sunday She the fore of friend, the many League part We ask our readers to carefulwhere division is necessary for dis- week. Mrs. Schronen was formerly who will be grieved to hear of pital. Come and enjoy a cussion groups. Miss Vera Eileen Bain, daughter of ly peruse the third page in this JIM COX VISITS The matter was turned over to A. her death. Issue. There is much there for the fruitful evening. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Bain 2559 Green of Jim Cox, barber In SugFriends Ray Curtis, president of the League, motorist to heed and ponder over. street Stanley J. Stephenson, Executive who will bring it up before a meetHouse for several years and rear You will find the answers to the DANCE WELL ATTENDED Secretary of the Utah Manufactur- ing of the League Board of Directors cently from Los Angeles, California, ten questions among the adverWith the sale of over two hundred ers Association, gave an interesting this week. GOES EAST were pleased to see him again after tisements on that page. tickets for the St. Patricks Day address on Church History to the Mrs. S. A. Petty, wife of S. A. several years absence. dance sponsored by the Relief Society petty of the Petty Barber Shop, left members of the Salt Lake Presbytery of Stratford Ward, proceeds from Ik to Association last Monday evening. He PLAYGROUND SAFETY SEEN Saturday night for Oklahoma tbe activity netted the organization after receiving word of tbe death of stated that he had been stressing the Ray Forsberg, head of the citys a to members jjer father, need of a blood transfusion of good return, stated that while he had of good ward according playgrounds, Mrs. Ella tbe old fashioned religion." he stated that bishopric. not had time to go into the matter much division in Presbyterianism was Burton, president of the organization, ROY FREE RETURNS (By the Editor and other Friends of Tbe Bulletin") thoroughly, from a standpoint was in charge. the result of causes that would have very of Free the Co. Ice of Roy Hygeia of safety to childem living on the no direct upon living the Christian Sugarhouse, returned to work Monside of Ninth East street who West IT HAPPENED TO THIS MAN life; that matters of doctrine that KILL THEMSELVES RATHER day after a two week trip down would attend playground activities at Etl were unnecessary to the Christian life is THAN SUBMIT into Old Mexico. Appleby pretty much the typical American? He works Fairmont Park during the summer had brought a division and consea for typical company. He lives in a typical small town. members of the old months he heartily favored the move Ten quent weakening of Christion forces, for the RUMMAGE SALE years ago, Eds whole life was lived in his town. The rest Austrian Empire, Jews and others underpass. The Young Peoples Society voted of world was just date lines in the newspapers, places to the A Sale will held be who do not take kindly to Adolf Rummage Mr. Forsberg said that the play last Sunday evening to divide their Rut the big depression that started in 1930 did on vacation. 1938 2120 March at 19, AusSouth go of Hitler's conquest ec ted a largground expet supervisors for discussion and And since 1933, most of the imgroup purposes er attendance at Fairmont Park this tria, have slain themselves and 11th East, sponsored by tbe Auxll- - things to Ed's town, and to Ed. for social events. Thus two groups at home, summer than at any other of tbe their families in a wave of suicide ary of the Utah State Optometrist portant things that have happened to Ed havent happened the Intermediate and senior (including D. in C which has rocked the ancient city Association and the United Daugb but Washington, parks as so many more actlvt young people) will be formulated and citys of Vienna. Then on top of all this ters of the Confederacy. Mrs. W, H. Washington opened the closed bank which held Ed's money. tics be would offered. a richer experience to each group. the Polish ultimatum made the dic- Landmesser, president of Auxilary, The NRA gave him Saturdays off. The AAO started the farmers It is anticipated that a college group The ERB took eare of the and Mrs. J. D. Beamson, president of buying, helped business in Eds town. old aaylng is still true Uneasy may soon be formed. The group also lies the head that wears a crown." the U. D. C., assisted by Mrs. Ethel folks out of work. The CWA madc a road past Eds house. The COST IS COMPARED planned to sponsor a dinner for the Rowlett are in charge of the sale, IWA built the school where Eds kids go. Up to this point, Ed Information from the building and ' fathers and mothers to be given in will Proceeds be used for charitable thought Washington was okay! grounds department of tbe Board of made folks work some early May. the Then NRA, purposes. Washington scrapped The Sunday School is continuing to Education regarding the probable farmers madc the the AAA, killed grumble. hours more per week; cost of a underpass for this street, out a little takes grow at a splendid rate. The Senior was Social RECOVERING has now. income to tax FROM Ed INJURY Security pay with the (me that In A CIO strike put him out of a job for a department under the leadership of constructed comparison Mrs. 1185 his of Ave Ramona Cowley, envelope. pay across South Temple Mrs. Chas. Jack, superintendent is is reported recovering at a local few days last year. Living costs more. R street at street, which cost enjoying some splendid worship proa This stock fall the market flopped. Ed's company has had some bip injury she re this one Should cost in the At the regular convention of Cal- j hospital from grams and growing to splendid proceived laid a few men. The merchants in Eds town off week. last orders on cancelled, Lodge No. 1, K. of P. of 3,db0. de- neighborhood will portions. The be as good next year. Prosperity seems trade wonder whether 8 with Wednesday night at o'clock partment under the leadership of to have stubbed its toe at the minute. The business men in the Chancellor Commander Harold Norse SAUERKRAUT-WENNIE- S (Continued on Page 4) PAY OFF AME DEBT town blame Washington, say thd drop is due to the SEC, the surin the chair. The ways and means COMMITTEE NAMED Losing a basketball game wasnt plus profits tax, government spending. made a report on the ON TRAFFIC PROBLEM committee It's all pretty confusing to Ed. Washington affects his job, bad, according to the Ashton teams were drive. Three membership 2. So Ed is mightly interested in everything and his DobInvestiincome, his future. Heating Ventilating Company chosen and Claude Asher, Ralph Naming a committee to but filled in the team, members on of the were that made L. goes Butterfield Washington these days. Hed like to know what Electric gate the parking situation in Sugar ney and E. House and Lumber all Hardand about. team it's Sugar House The them. of of the losing House, members captains Sugar Business League selected a repres- to furnish a banquet for tbe winners ware Company with sauerkraut and TACK IT UP entative group of business people This contest will run till May 25th. weinies to pay off the loss was were discussing the virturc of billelse. An Floor Samples and merchant editor The committee on delinquent mem- something from different side of the business came Tbe merchant The about tlic on after board supported billboard advertis party advertising. district's streets in order that all bers also made a favorable report The next Ashton would and man in, they departed. After neither give of work. Heating tbclr Ventilating boys ing. tbe progress may have representation. newsthe Tbe Pythian Sisters held a very en- - lost a game to the Sugar House Lum-- j week the merchant came tearing down the street to Tbe committee named Is Grant wifes his of her Company team last week, tho paper office wanting to know why the obituary Midgley, Seagull Drug, chairman; Joyable social Wednesday eveningl that had seen he to loser after winner. mother was not in the paper, especially buy supper for the Laird Snelgrove, Snelgrove Ice Cream! and after the eats were disposed of ,rl said the "Well." editor, office. cooked Tbe said and to served tbe the boys J1079 East 21st So. copy was taken Hy. 1738 Co. and Henry Richards of Granite the team for ritualistic work drilled land the 'at per shop. rehearsed. Co. (COMMENTS, Continued on Tae 2) Parent-Teache- INTERESTING 8FEAKER SLATED mid-summ- er. or rs 28-2- 0. rrsbgterimt (Eljurrlf Nntwi . 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