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Show Page Four The Kureka Refxirter .Fuly H). Medical Center begins series of free community services 19S4 i From the Reporter files EUREKA REPORTER August State this morning by Captain 3 1917.... John K. Richards, U.S.N. PerAIRPLANE SEEN BY EM- sonnel Officer and Director of PLOYEES OF THE IRON Naval Reserve, who was the BLOSSOM MINE: commencement speaker. When the reports were first The New York School which circulated that airplanes had Ensign McIntyre attended, now been seen in various parts of the has 2600 Midshipmen preparing state many figured that these for commissions, making it stories had nothing more than a second only to Annapolis as a but training center for naval officers. foundation, mythical corroborative evidence is now After a short leave, Ensign to be in seems there and coming McIntyre will report to his new no question but what airships post, which was not revealed. have been flying over Utah The daily papers have this EUREKA REPORTER April 4, week published a number of 1935... SMOKER reports sent in from southern "SMOKELESS Utah towns and it is also alleged HELD FRIDAY PROVED TO that airplanes have been seen in BE A FLOP: the northern end of the state. The annual smokeless smoker On Monday night an airplane of the Tintic High School was held was seen by Joseph Buys, Frank at the auditorium last Friday Bradley and Leonard Fullmer evening and the affair proved a three local men who are em- flop, especially with respect to ployed at the Iron Blossom mine. the little handful of spectators These men say that shortly after who turned out. Most of the wrestling events (me oclock (they were on the night shift) they saw what ap- - were good but the boxing bouts peared to be a fire, but the light could hardly be termed fair. In kept changing its position and the first place, the matching was kept coming nearer. They soon poor and there was not a single learned that it was a brilliantly event which went long enough for lighted airplane. It passed within the participants to get warmed half a mile of the No. 1 Iron up properly. There is no use Blossom hoist according to these trying to kid boxing fans. When men and was flying quite low so they attend an affair of this kind that they got a splendid view of they want action and plenty of it, and if they dont get it theyre the machine. pretty apt to stay away. The REPORTER EUREKA length of the rounds the other 1942... October 29, night were cut way too short to TINTIC BOY ADVANCES TO permit action like fans demand. As a suggestion the smokeless ENSIGN RANK: 28 New York, Oct. Earl Steele smoker should be done away with McIntyre of Mammoth, Utah was and the athletic carnival revived. The difference between the two among the 480 ensigns commissioned today as officers in the names is enough to bring a rabid Naval Reserve after completion sports fan out or keep him home. V-- 7 of their three-month- s training Matching opponents is an art course at the New York U.S.N.R. within itself and the high school should seek outside assistance in. Midshipmans School. n and The this particular part of their swearing-iwere ceremonies program when they put it on graduation U.S.S. on the Prairie again. conducted Utah Valley Regional Medical Center is kicking off a new, series of free public educational programs and health screening services. The medical centers Education department has coordinated a community calendar that repeats throughout the State existence of adverse during the summer and effects of past mining fall months of 1984. practices and the each month th allowances for fifth weeks) through December, 1984. Weve chosen lecture topics and services that we think are important and have been requested by the says Carol Kingsolver, public, R.N., director of education. Were trying out this schedule through the end of the year to see what response we get. From there we can modify to best suit our communitys needs. On Thursday, July 19, Behavioral Medicine will teach Relaxation Tips for Pregnant Women from 1 a.m. in the Clark Auditorium. Therapist Bill Marshall, Ph.D. will discuss the nature of stress and how to deal with it. A cassette tape on relaxation techniques will be made for each participant that can be used 10-1- 1 specimen. Beginning Monday, July 23, the Respiratory Care Department will offer free pulmonary ( lung) function tests on the second and fourth Monday of every month. Screenings will be performed from 10 a.m. to 12 noon in Respiratory Care. (Enter through the medical centers south lobby.) LaVean Culmer 10-1- LaVean Peterson Culmer, 75, died Thursday, July 12, 1984 at her residence in American Fork. She was born July 9, 1909 in Eureka to Francis M. and Mary at home and during labor. Lilly Frisby Peterson. She married Behavioral Medicine will offer this E. Glade Culmer and they later seminar on the third and fourth divorced. She was a member of the LDS Church. Thursday of each month. Survivors include two sons, one daughter: Lynn F. Culmer, Sandy; K. LaMar Culmer, West Jordan; and Mrs. Donald (Nada) Mendlove, Pleasant Grove; 12 grandchildren; of Ernest LeRoy Stephens, 77, Springlake, died Friday, July 13, one great- grandchild; one sister, two brothers, Ms. Edna Beck, Clyde 1984. He was born Jan. 20, 1907 in Peterson, American Fork; Francis Mammoth to Joesph H. and Pearl J. . Tischner, Midvale. Crockett Stephens. He married Ethel G. Spencer, June 30, 1932 in Services were held Monday in the American Fork 5th Ward Church. Nephi. She died June 14, 1938. He was educated in Mammoth and Burial was in the Sandy City Eureka Schools. He was employed Cemetery. for Mammoth Mining Company until 1941, when he went to work for the U.S. government until the end of Amelia Schlecht Davis World War II. He then returned to Amelia Schlecht Davis, 83, living Utah and went to work for U.S. Steel in his until Boulder City, Nev., since 1941, as a at Geneva machinist, died was He 1973. a retirement in Sunday, July 8, 1984. She was a volunteer fireman for Mammoth for graduate of St. Marys of Wasatch, many years. He was a member of Salt Lake City, and St. Marys of Notre Dame, Indiana. She spent her the Steel Workers Union. Survivors include two sons: childhood in Eureka, Utah where James Stephens, Roy; Joseph she received her early education at Stephens, Kearns; six grand- - St. Josephs Catholic School. Her survivors are: Four sons, children; 11 two sisters: Mrs. Leonard :Vida; Joseph Davis, Las Vegas, Nev.; Gonnuscio, Bountiful; Neola Henry P. Davis, Las Vegas, Nev.; He was William S. Davis, Boulder City, adverse impacts. For Stephens, in Springlake. death by a daughter: Nev.; Leonard P. Davis, Brea, additional information preceded Calif.; 13 grandchildren; three LaRaine Stephens. contact Luci Malin, great- - grandchildren. Reclamation Specialist, Graveside services were Tuesday Holy Rosary was recited WedMine at the Payson City Cemetery. Abandoned nesday at St. Andrews Catholic Reclamation Program, Church, Boulder City, Nev. Burial Division of Oil, Gas & if is a man volume, you Mass was Thursday at St. Andrews Every Mining, 4241 State Of-- know how to read him. Church. Interment was at Boulder flee Building, Salt Lake William E. Channing City, Utah 84114,801-533- Ernest Stephens PUBLIC NOTICE contractors shall have PUBLIC NOTICE the right to enter upon of Utahs The State & Gas Division of Oil, any property for the Mining is conducting purpose of conducting field investigations of studies or exploratory abandoned mine sites work to determine the Also beginning July 19, Maternity and the Laboratory will give free pregnancy tests every Thursday a.m. in Maternity on the from third floor. The blood serum method detects pregnancy in its earliest stages and requires no preparation (with such as fasting or morning urine six-mon- great-grandchildre- n; of Section 877.12 of the 5771. Utah Abandoned Mine restoration, Published in the Rules reclamation, Reclamation or Eureka Reporter July states that the State or abatement, control of such 18, 1984. its agents, employees or prevention feasibility r -. Leonard (Shorty) Ryan Funeral services will be held Friday morning at 11 o'clock at the Eureka Methodist Church for Leonard A. (Shorty) Ryan who died July 16, 1984 in Salt Lake City. He was born July 31, 1907, in Park City, Utah, the son of Louis James and Cecelia Treveathen Ryan. He was married to Eleanor La Von Drussell, October 15, 1930, in Eureka. She proceeded him in death on October 17, 1965. Shorty was well known in the Tintic Mining District working from 1929 to 1935 as a miner, from 1935 to 1940 as a foreman at the North Lily and from 1940 to 1951 as superintendent of the same mine. From 1951 to his retirement in 1974 he worked as mine superintendent at the Filtrol Corporation Dragon Mine. During these years Shorty far exceeded the time spent by any other management executive and contributed much to the ad- vancement of mining technique over that period. He was known as a civic booster and a friend to count on when personal assistance was needed. He was a member of the Eureka Methodist Church, past master of Tintic Lodge No. 9, F & AM, and member and worthy patron of the Tintic Chapter No. 18, Order of the Eastern Star. He is survived by one son, Barton L. Ryan, Payson; two daughters, Mrs. Maury (Bonnie) Newman, Salt Lake City; Mrs. Thomas (Shanna) Kokal, Gillette, Wyoming; a brother, Louis J. Ryan, Eureka; a sister, Mrs. Cecelia Gourley, Eureka; eight grandchildren and ten great- - grandchildren. Friends may call at the Holladay Hills Funeral Home in Santaquin tonight from 7 to 9 p.m. and at the Leonard Ryan Home in Eureka from 9:45 to 10:45 a.m. on Friday prior to the services. Interment will be in the Payson City Cemetery. REAL ESTATE WANTED ROAD INFORMATION HAS NEW NUMBERS 964-600- 0 TOE EUREKA REPORTER or (800) Leonard A. (Shorty) Ryan TO FIND OUT "WHAT'S HAPPENING" IN THE HISTORIC FROM OUTSIDE THE SALT LAKE AREA 752-760- 0 These new numbers will furnish you with a recorded message Utah 24 giving the latest general highway conditions throughout hours a day. The recording is provided by the Utah Departments of itootiks as conTransportation and Public Safety. It is continually updated ditions on major highways change due to bad weather, construc532-600will no tion delays or other problems. The old number, number comes expanded longer be in service. With the new with twice as much inmessage capabilities which can provide you formation as before. Also, a new toll free number has been added Subscriptions: $6.00 Per Tear PHONE: 0, for people calling from outside the Salt Lake area but within the State of Utah. Clip this announcement and keep it near your phone. oodjg bdotoogy GRACE BERNINI Have Cash Buyer for a 2 or 3 Bedroom House in good condition, low yard maintenance. 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