| Show SUNDAY MORNING JUNE 10 1934 THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE 2 B Correspondents UTAH ABOUT NEWS CIVICCLtlBS’ DIES OF HURTS Business DIRECTORS Coast Alan Succumb in B - Hospital Victim of Blowout Wreck Projects Drouth ’Grazing Problems to' v Be Discussed Koad ' i Southern arid Eastern Utah CRASH VICTIM 10 MEErJOSE 15 AND ' - PANGUITCH— H A- Nuhn 60 of Pasadene Cal died at the Panguitch hospital Thursday night of a basal skull fracture suffered a' few hours earlier In an automobile accident The accident occurred one-hamile south of Hatch when a rear tire blew out causing his car to overturn three times Mr Nuhn was thrown clear of the car His wife the only other occupant was found unconscious in the car She suffered severe bruises and shock The accident was discovered by Mr and Mrs James P Cameron of this city who rushed both occupants here for - medical attention The body was taken to Cedar City Mr Nuhn was a retired U S postal He and Mrs Nuhn were employe on their way east to spend the summer " PROVO BUREAU Office— Phone 333 24 Ne University Ave Agent— Phone 107 East First South Et Correspondent— Phene 1154 425-- !AMP PLANNED: FOR DINOSAUR FOSSIL AREA Y U Professojrs Plan to Explore Archeological Discovery in Mexico iew Will Gear Quarry -- PROVO— Dr George H Hansen professor of geology and geography and Professor Harrison R 'derrill professor of journalism Young university will leave Monday for Mexico City where they will spend six weeks studying archeology The principal place which the "Y” professors will explore is the new archeological find at the city of "Old Oxxoa" where the famous Mont Alben temple one of the largest in Mexico is located Dr Hansen staid This la a recent discovery and some wonderful gold ornaments have been fotind at this site which la approximately 250 miles south of Mexico City While In Mexico the professors also will give a series of lectures cm geology of The Rocky mountains at the University of Mexico on invitation Lantern elides by the university will be Used to Illustrate the lectures with Professor ’Merrill speaking on the scenic wonders of this area Dr Hansen and Professor Merrill also will collect geological specimens and make efforts to secure an exchange system with the University of Mexico whereby specimens In various departments of that section may be exchanged for specimens of all kinds in this district The local professors will go by automobile and will be accompanied by Dr Hansen’s sister Miss Bessie Hansen who intends to spend several months at Mexico City and Miss Peterson ’supervisor of the “Y" training schools who will spend some time visiting In Mexico City and then go to Juarez stake academy at Colonia Juarez Chihuahua Mexico On the return trip the professors may come up the “western coast to San Diego by boat and then drive home from that city Dr Hansen said to Permit Erection pf ' Museum RICHFIELD— The next meeting bf VERNAL— Preparations for a camp the Asoclated Civil Dube of southern of 50 men at the Dinosaur monument are being made this week by J C Utah director! will he held at Kanab Rebbolz state supervisor departG Frank 19 16 President and June ment of transient relief F E R A and ’ The civic clubs Martines announce George M Haley assistant both of of Garfield and Kane counties are coSalt Lake City The purpose of the camp is to complete the Work of reoperating id arranging the program' from th be moving the overburden asked reservation that and have quarry for the erection of the dinomade with Rodney Ashby Kanab saur museum This work has been Xane county director carried on until recently by a camp Details of the sessions have not yet of C W A workers under supervision been announced but the first meetof Dr L C Boyle who will have 1 m followed at will be by ing p charge of the new camp to be known at and a public meeting program as “Camp Esperanza” department of a business the session night and transient service for Utah F E R A tour A second morning of the day At a meeting held In the Uintah of attraction! scenic the region of the State bank directors’ room attended two-daconclude the probably will Mr Haley Dr Rebbolz by Mr ' program Boyle David Madsen of the U S direcbefore to come the Business park service and representatives of tors as outlined by Secretary Harry the Vernal Lions club Mr Rebbolz M Rasmussen includes many road assured the gathering th men to be which on reports will make up the camp would be selected S rejects comcard from the standing roads from the best qualified in th maim mittee of Dr C Leo Merrill Salina Brlmhall Knight both of Provo Above are shown women of tho L D S at Salt Lake City Th camp camp Milford A chairman L Wynaught Tho gronp left to right below: Mrs Ines will continue for at least five months at Provo honored church who hut week were PresiD Dale Castle Keller and A when it is estimated the excavations Knight Allen President Heber J tyant bf the dent Martines report on the action for services as missionaries two of them being n church who conferred the honors and will be completed so experts may lay Mrs Sevier taken on the county drouth the first women to serve in this capacity or tho above Mrs out the fossils in relief before the Grant Wiuord Booth Mrs James J Four committee's situation the advertising New Discount Law Brings Professor Edgar M Jensen museum building is constructed over Expected E Tabnage and Mrs Jennie Brlmhall Knight church Mrs Ines Knight Allen and Mrs Jennie report consideration of a grazing them Yield on national tha forest near Supply Revenues Early Suffers Cuts and problem i Only Solution Kanab further reports on other club Winter Mr Madsen explained the estabThis Year Broken Ribs projects including tha ona on having lishment of the camp was the only Wayne wonderland made a national possible solution lor the removal of park PROVO— A good supply of vegeso the American MuPROVO— As a result of the new tax EPHRAIM— Professor Criticisms Allay Action Edgar M the overburden tables will he Secured for winter use law' which allows for payment of Jensen 45 of Brigham Young uni- seum of Natural History and the In answer to the club's communi museum Mr cations to the Utah congressional from thqJfeur F E R A community taxes early wifh-- a discount a total versity Provo was rendered uncon- work on the $250000 of $174000 in 1934 has been received scious had three ribs broken and Madsen who has supervision of the delegation following tha Cedar City gardens in Utah county Charles up to May 30 County Treasurer John sustained several cuts about the head construction of the museum said the meeting a month ago President Mar Hopkins and TV (Lester Mangum C Taylor stated Saturday from tines has been advised by Congressglass in an automobile work had been delayed long enough Six Sumps Two Artesian chairman and manager of county A large number of Industries and accidentflying at Fountain Green shortly and the people of the Basinat shoulda man Abe Murdock that definite ac- Provo Attorney Will Be last F E R A projects reported Saturday other large taxpayers have taken ad before 10 a m Saturday as he and feel fortunate indeed that tion on the proposal was delayed On Five Women Entertained at Jobs to Be Complete his family were en route here to camp would he established to finish after an inspection tour Although vantage of the discount he said Principal Speaker account of adverse petitions being re’ J planted late the garden are hardy The largest amount was paid In visit relatives In the car with Mr up this work ceived by the nationsl park servlet Breakfast Meeting of Within Week on Program He predicted the 'dinosaur museum and thriving Mr Mangum said April when $5378652 was received Jensen was his wife who received from sheep and cattle men of Wayne when completed would attract more The collections Sufficient for to on forehead for the other bad months and the He said "that as long si vegetable! provide bump county Yesharah all the needy persons on the county were: January $4130716 February cub on the top of her head: tourists than the southern Utah these hostile petitions signed by OREM— Issse E Brockbank Provo PROVO— The six pumps and tyo relief rolls of citizens during the winter will In $37520 March $2121650 and May Mary Jensen 13 daughter of Mr and parka Dr Bamum Brown curator numbers reach the large will speak on "The Hope of artesian wells being dug in Provo to all probability be secured from these $1551611 Mm J H Jensen of Ephraim whose of the American museum has assured service action necessarily will attorney PROVO— Special honor were paid augment the water supply of this Agriculture" at the annual Sharon acres in 50 collections and elbow was cut and the three Mr Madsen the museum is ready to four The e delayed" gardens May covering apportiontight resort five women here by President Heber district will be completed by the end Springville American Fork Lehi ments checks for which of Professor and Mrs ' President Martines said these dif- L D S stake Outing St Geneva hive spend $50 QOOin preparing the fossils daughters Tuesday announces Victor C Ander- J Grant of the I D S church at of next week Roscoe Boden district and Provo Mr Mangum declared been sent to the various already 14 Beverly 8 and Gloria for the museum which will be erectunits ferences came to light shortly after son taxing of breakfast Yesharah a the chairman meeting announced drouth Saturprogram supervisor These vegetables include potatoes with the collections listed first are 5 who escaped with a bad shaking up ed by the parks service: the club adopted the project and of the program organization of present and former day beets carrots onions parsnips and as follows: Lehi $14947 $5455 AlThe Jensens were coming south in were Ironed out et a meeting of Other features1:30 Flannel women have L who fulfilled m will an be scheduled for college for have the arrived sweet com p sumps Pumps both actions In Loa some time ago address pine $2473 $563 American Fork he north part of Fountain Green The men of the camp will ba welcome by A V Watkins D S missions and of motors the and other equipment Three cjunty community kitchens $20496 Pleasant Grove when three horties ran from a lane to housed In $6383 The opposition to the plan arose be- stake Two of those honored Mrs Jennie r temporary quarters with and musical numMr’ n were last week In Ameri- - $149:87 $4803 Llndon $9590 $1921 the east and one or more of them ran one or two permanent fore It had been made clear Just what bers president organized Brlmhall and Mrs Inez Mrs dwellings They Mrs James lostated The Knight of the tumps Fergusen largest can Orem achool $29886 into Fork car and the the $6803 areas were to be included In the Orlln by and Alpine Mapleton glass Springville breaking "frith a squad will be Glen Pyne Lloyd Snow Wright Allen were the first women cated near the Provo river bridge in and Pyne district drivMr been Provo was $899321 $390442 who for have Jensen city plans It was Miss Melba perfected rendering park Upon Investigation leader over every 10 men They will Ivern Pyne alio missionaries sent out by the church Lakeview and belonging to tho Provo disProvo school unconscious $83761 $273728 the His and found no grazing lands arf Included the PleasantHachlng vegetables canning ing weight pressed be instructed by Dr Boyle In the drying View ward chorus di- nearly 40 years ago Reservoir company has been operat- Miss Alice Pedersen In the region under consideration and county home trict none $79381 Springvdle city down on the gas and the car leaped work and will receive the same adThe other were Mrs James E rected by Sterling Cluft and the Vine-rarthe week with a temporary demonstration ing past anacross $14613 $11902 $3930 forward in bounded Mapleton agent charge following the meeting the sheep and deep ditch and Mra Grant who aerved pump but it la expected the permadirected by ward mala given Students of a course $3807: Santaquin $4169 $824 Nebo east of the road narrowly missed two vantages cattle' men withdrew their peti- Astern Andersonquartet -— with their husbands while presidents nent pump will be Installed by Mon- nounces at the Columbia university on geoloschool district trees state The will $56493 St kitchen Fork a fence crashed wir f American $80447 tions through A parade of Sunday schools of the of the European mission and Mrs day night Mr Boden said When d taught by Dr Boyle Th Instrucbe supervised by Mrs Nettie Karren none $419734- - state- - road none went across a lawn and struck the gy It now appears that their action stake’s seven wards depicting the J W Ilford Booth whose husband wu tion will give the men a splendid it is expected to produce three at Springville none Mrs Eva side of S Crandall $87445 $376012 In rescinding the unfavorable petiD L county north the by bishop's of the Provo bench area president of the Armenian mission at second feet of water Mr Boden debackground of geology and will stimand at Mapleton by Mrs Ella Bird tions was not brought to the attention development building where It came to a stop the time of his death In 1928 Mrs clared la scheduled at 10 a m ulate a greater ihterest in this field Hehl-B- y Or- Annual B H E Mrs and Mendenhall Dr Hannah of Moroni called Dice of the Utah congressional delegation was Camporee of science Swimming contests and exhibition Talmage’s husband a member of the The first artesian well will be Com- ganization of to attend kitchens the after which Or the national parks service community injured events will be held at 10:45 a m un- L D S council of the twelve apos- pleted Tuesday This well located at will bd The men will be provided food Kolob District Scouts they wqre brought to Ephraim week Road Prefects Considered der the supervision of T C Hebcrt-so- n tles died several years ago Ninth West and Sixth South street at Lehi completed the coming and clothing and suitable shelter ThisOrem Grovei Pleasant The breakfast held June 6 was In is now down 140 feet and will be Bud Shields former IntercolleUnder date of May 29 President They will work 33 hours a week and tle Spanish Fork Payson and Provo be permitted to leave' camp only Martinet has Informed Congressman giate and A A U champion Mer- connection with the Brigham Young sunk to 200 feet Approximately two Mrs state-wid- e suMorris SPRINGVILLE-WO 34 ith Sadie Spouts when permission is given by Dr Murdock of tha details of tha Loa rill Christopherson and Ferron Lo-se- university annual commencement ex aecond feet Is expected to be secured Of E R A F Scout the leaders attending reprepervisor community and outstanding Brigham Young uni- erciaes More than 100 members of while 14 second feet is expected from kitchen Among the men will be many Boyle meeting and also has asked several of Pedisis Miss of seven Kolob assisting patrols projects senting from the the Wayne county people to verify versity swimming stars are expected the Yesharah attended from Utah Ag- all eight projects including 10 sec- dersen' in professional field doctors district annual overnight ricultural college and University of ond feet from the six sumps and four kitchens organizing the community trict the was theatrical aviators his statements It Is now thought to participate prolawyers held in the county camporee Friday and Sat who wlH'get men ducers that as soon as the park service ob- A concert by the Li neon high school Utah as well aa from the B Y U second feet from the two wells Mr Approval of two engineers Creek new The in Spring by canyon projects urday band held will — at Boden be afterboon The tains a clear view of the situation MIDWAY The annual banquet a new hold on life during their few sail t the by L D S First ward “Fox” patrol un- and business Three of tho sumps are now In op- Mr state board was announced aoma definite recommendation will noon events will Include a matinee meeting of the Wasatch months at the dinosaur camp Mr der of Leo Felix and RusThe Mangum leadership projects Saturday dance children for aoft eration and delivering approximately are in the ball tourney be made which can be Used at a basis county chamber of commerce was Rebbolz reported city and county building sell Laney and the Mapleton "Pan- held two second feet of water with temfor a hill In congress setting aside between the various wards at Luke’s resort Wednesday Every man who comes to the camp at Donald and Robther" 'Provo led education and $81710 patrol by horseshoe the area as a national park -porary pumps Installed Mr Boden program In home pitching and other won the patrol contest and night with 96 members and their will have a thorough physical exert at Bird management s Definite All sports will be conducted reported Dr B A amination and examinations frill be Information on this la ex- games partners in attendance Orem $32292 The Provo city and will represent the district at the on a competitive basis with a first ad- given each week The men will repected before the Kanab meeting 15 Dannenberg president gave the council calls June for county camporee PAROWAN— building Wo project The Federated a of $19 and second prize of $7 Road projects to be considered or pries dress of welcome and introduced ceive no stipulated wages except for 16 at Saratoga and two for the maintaining Clubs men’s janitors of the Southern Division two for the Heber necessities reported on Include the Podunk total - - wardj scoring the highest will hold their annual convention The patrols were judged in cook- Ford Fisher as toastmaster F E R A offices during the coming r read Hollow three months and painting offices of ing camp arrangement organization Rasband secretarhy-treasure25 here June A dance at two short pieces of road in San Juan night will conclude the com- and equipment the “Fox" patrol win- the financial report I C Montgomtreasurer the auditor ’ Venice county A committee of consisting n outing county near Blanding the mission city engineer mayor and ning 800 of a possible 1000 points and ery board member reported activiDecker Maude B Parcells Georgia route and the Sky Line Three dithe "Panther” patrol 600 points J ties of the organization rest rooms employing six men' B Mitchell N Benson Fae Jean drive in Sanpete county It is pos- Utah Women The Orem project calls lor em- F Wingate camp driector and Com- rectors were elected H T Coleman County anMatheson D Della Marsden and MANTI— Work started Saturday sible additional information will be were Midway James Ritchie Charleston ployment of two supervisors to In- missioner V C Mendenhall that a business meeting will on clearing the e reelected and Ford Fisher Heber to Given Divorce Decrees nounces presented on the progresa being made stretch of struct In efficient budgeting prepa- judges convene 10 m a luncheon at a with on the Salina canyon road and tocreek between the upper lilt dam ration of food succeed J W Giles and sewing 1 cleaning m and at program p near the mouth of Mantl canyon to a home wards the completion of highway 89 The following program was given: HEBER— Two members of Die Wathree-monta for Court Dismisses Case nursing Mrs Weston of Vernon state Logan from Thistle to Bird’s Eye Musical numbers Mrs Miles Clyde satch county Future Fanner chapter PROVO— Two Utah bounty women point near the Cottonwoods of rock period be will the speaker Other obstructions In an effort to Increase The Iron county directors will ask were granted default divorces Satur- president and Lamar Madsen banjo-1s- t have been selected as members of the numbers of the will he an- the flow through Against Liquor Suspect yodeler for support In having the Cedar address on "Silver” State Sena- Future Fanner band which will furlessening the evapday by District Judge Martin M Lar- nounced later program tor Paul Hunt address' Miss Lethe nish music at the Future Fanner naroad oiled to the Nevada son oration In increasing the speed of the Crew Will Brush Following the luncheon anauta-mobil- e stream flow state line J Less Denton of the NeColeman of Midway Chautauqua lec- tional convention at Kansas City in Mrs Alice Ann Francom of Payson arrestTOQELE— in Carapolis made he aeenic Harry trip will vada city has promised that the Ne- was given a decree from Joseph LesThe project does hot come under connection with the national liveTo Power Line ed several weeks ago by City Mar- turer Parowan canyons as guests of the the drouth vada portion of the route will be ter Francom on a nonsupport relief fund allotted to the stock judging contest and the Americharge shal a on local Vaughn commerce chamber Elkington of charge oiled if Utah can obtain oil for its They were married can Royal Livestock show Mayor W G Frischknecht Scouts Soon of possession of liquor was freed January 17 1931 Delegates from the various clubs county said but is being carried out as an MT PLEASANT-Ma- yor at Los Angeles Cal and have no The state Future Farmer band will part JohnEd afternoon Precinct Justice at Kanab by Friday St George and F E R A Panguitch Drosth Beard te Report Yellowstone be made up of boys from all parts children Leave f Practically all the ston says 34 men will report tor work D A Lindsay who dismissed the Cedar City will participate In this work willproject be hand labor as only on of the state who have made outstandFinal report of the special drouth Charging her husband struck her convention i one of the local case Project three teems were allowed on the proj- relief committee appointed to assist Sevier Mrs Myrtle Shoemaker of Genola was of deannlg brush and Carapolis was first brought before PRICE— Between 25 and 30 mem- ing records in Future Fanner activiprojects ect Twenty men taken from the dead timber to protect the local city’s county in getting water to mature granted a decree from Ray Stanley Justice A G Cowans On re- bers of Price troop No 286 of the ties as well as music Wasatch chaprelief rolls of the City are on the power line between the foot of the City the beet crop will be made The com- Shoemaker She was given custody Lioni lo Leave Sunday of E LeRoy Shields attorney Boy Sdbuts will leave Monday on a ter boys to go are Ben Whiting of quest mittee consisting of Mr Martines of three minor children and 959 per canyon and tha new power plant for Carapolis a change of venue was trip to Yellowstone national Wallsburg who won first place on Convention State Senator George Jefferson Mil- month alimony They were married and if possible make It consistently granted The boys will spend the first tho trombone at tho county conest park received an' A rating on tromford and Owen Bunker Fillmore September 12 1927 at Nephl Lions Glob fireproof night at Lagoon and the second night and Milford were successful in obtaining suffiENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED PROVO — Ten members of the Trouble heretofore has been experieither at Blackfoot Idaho or Idaho bone and In vocal at the sate contest Price He also has won high honcient water to assure a good crop Provo Lions club headed by PresiElects Officers Committee Chairmen by the city in maintaining this OREM—Utah County Commission- Falls arriving at tha park on the in Year enced ors at county and state fair i with The advertising committee of Ray dent A H Christensen will leave line free from lira hazard property er J W Gillman and Mrs Gillman third day E Carr and Secretary Rasmussen Selected for Idaho Falla to attend the owners along tha right of way peri- announce the engagement of their The trip will be In charge of Dell his pureblood Hampshire sheep PerJuly Sunday will report on the advertising and annual convention of district No 28 Willard La- shing Howe of Heber who won an A' MILTORD — The Milford Lions odically clearing their property of daughter Rhea to David Clark Con-de-r Gardner scoutmaster Lions International comprising clubs club meeting at the Union Pacific dead brush and timber by setting fire publicity campaign which la pracson of Mr and Mrs William E ker assistant scoutmaster and Loren rating as a drum major at Pfice is the other member invited SPRINGVILLE— Committee chair- in Utah and Idaho tically completed More than 175000 dining room Wednesday elected the to the rubbish with increased danger Conder of American Fork The man Golding of the troop committee letterheada bearing the Insignia of men for the July 4 celebration were J W Thornton prominent educa following from fire to surrounding property riage will take place in the Salt Lake officers: tha organization on the front and appointed at an American Legion tor of Provo whom the Utah clubs O C Koch Educatibnal Program president P J Wil- Approximately (540 will be spent on City I D Sr temple Thursday Miss Widely Known Mining a map of Southern Utah on the back meeting Friday night aa follows: are backing for district president liams first vice the project Gillman graduated from the Normal Lamar president have been distributed to merchants Parade Virgil O Hafen children’s will accompany the local group The Outzen second vice Proves Great Success Dies school of Brigham Young university Reno J R and business men In the territory sports La Vor Anderson band Paul others will be A C Hatch president Murdock reelected president Iegion women in 1933 Mr Conder is employed at secretary-treasure- r Benjamin Cameron Jr Panguitch Frandaen Frank Salisbury baseball elect A U Merrill Walter F White-hea- d Mrs Arnold M American Fork i 3 t D E Stepley tall twister HeKAYSVILLE j EdRENO Nev June 9 (TPj--Joh WALLSBURG — The educational State Senator O C Bowman Kanab Harold Christensen Dr Nelson Beal Victor Hatch Rulon Van Wag- ber Hanks lion tamer Harold Cline Barnes has been chosen president of ward Bevis 58 widely known Ne- program given by specialists from and C W Love Jr St George will horse races A E Wignall daybreak oner Gena Speakman Dr O D Han- M H Pool and Bert SEWING CLASS PLANNED D the Criddle Elmer the unit of vada mining promoter and br'oker the extension Wynaught diof the U report on progress made in the edu- salute Clifford Hall boxing Victor sen and J B Leyshon American Legion euxiliery to sucrectors SPRINGVILLE— Miss Alice Peder- died of a heart attack at his home S A C and departmentthe citizens sponsored by cation Campaigh to have the gasoline Nielson dance W J Phillips finance O C Koch was named delegate ceed Mrs Amos Odd Other officers son Utah county home demonstration here of Wallsburg the first of its kind to today GIRLS CLUBS ORGANIZED tax fund handled in the future as It F C Packard float Marcellui Nielto the convention- - in Idaho Falls elected were: Mlsr E tells Criddle agent will organize an F E R A sewBevis operated a brokerage office be held in Wasatch county was a is now Efforts have been made to son publicity La Celle Sumslon HEBER—Two were clubs vice president Mrs Milton Burton ing class at 1 p m Monday at the in Tonopah for many years and was girls' June 11 and 11 success have part of It diverted to other follows: The organized Thursday second vice president Mrs Fannie fire hail Class instructions under di- prominent in western mining circles great The theme of the program was SCHOOLS UNDER REPAIR Sources TWO GIVEN JAIL TERMS Busy Bobbin Sewing club: Nellie T Layton secretary and Mrs J H rection of Mrs Hattie Blackett will He came to Reno in 1926 His father "Conservation" J C Hogensen HEBER— Work of remodeling and Duke president Roberta Woolsten-hulm-e SPRING CITY— Ernel Allred 38 Darrohn treasurer Mra Chales Odd be free and all women of the com A Bevis lives In Long agronomy specialist treated the subvice president Rhea Ander- and Ik Zabrlskle 60 who were ar- chaplain and Ms R N Kilfoyle his- munity are urged to attend Remodel- Edward Cal repairing Wasatch county school Beach ject of conservation of water feed son secretary-treasure Will Deliver buildings Is now in progress as Alton Jones rested by City Marshal Cloyd Blain torian ing hats and other wearing apparel n garden products etc and Ellen P W A project at a cost of $1400 It reporter Jean Duka song and cheer last week - ROAD OILING will feature the first lessons on a charga of contributHINDERED clothing specialist treated clothElko Flag Day Speech will Include reshingling the Midway leader Jolly Cookers GOES TO YELLOWSTONE club Jean ing to the delinquency of minors by SPRINGVILLE— With a’ limited ing and foods Representatives from Charleston and Wallsburg buildings Fisher president Leah Lindsey vice MISSIONARY RETURNS ’ D Condod of Proselling whisky to juveniles were PROVO-Da- vid federal road fund available It la im- all the communities In the county constructing two new cesspools at the president Marie McMillan secretary-treasure- r found guilty at a hearing MIDWAY— Miss Edna Coleman be- vo graduate student of geology at - PRICE— possible to oil Hobble creek canyon participated In th day’s activities Judge Dilworth Woolley Heber Central achool and hauling soil Catherine Read reporter fore Juvenile Judge C H Friday Powell of BrighSm Young univarsity who has daughter of Mr and Mri Hugh Cole- road this year Chairman S L Men- Transportation was under direction of Mantl will deliver the address at and planting lawn ' at the a Carol Jones aong leader Richfield end were sentenced to held the post of ranger naturalist at man of Midway returned last wtek denhall announced follow- of the Belief society organizations of the annual Flag day services of Price serve 150 days In the Sanpete county Yellowstone national park the past after an absence of 31 months as an ing a meeting FridaySaturday state the wards and the agriculture agent with night FUND WELL4 lodge of Elks Thursday at 7:30 p m ASKED FOR ' two summers will leave Sunday to L D & missionary and a student at road officials A delegation pf Kiwan-IjU at Mantl MUTUAL REORGANIZES at tha Silver Moon halL MT PLEASANT— Mayor Ed JohnBoston the assume this SEWING CLUB ELECTS of music had members position again conservatory club asked that the Dean Holdaway chairman of the HEBER— The Heber L D S Third ston has asked for aid from the fed OFFICERS ELECTED oiled because location of the HEBER— The Jolly Boblnette first-yea- r road be' committee in charge of the program ward Y L M L A was reorganized eral drouth relief funds to ODD FELLOWS ELECT’ drill wells MINERSVILLE — Susanna camp REPUBLICANS ELECT C C Ccamp had greatly increased announces parades will be held In last week with Nell Ohlwiler presi- to Sewing club Wednesday improve the city’s water supply Daughters of Utah Pioneers elected PAYSON— Officers were elected' travel on the road PAYSON— Republicans of Psyson elected officers a$ follows: Geneva Helper at 6 p m and in Price at 7 dent Ruby Duke Stringham and Mr It is expected to drill approximately new as officers O L Jepp-aoO follows: Mrs F elected the Laura by Thursday lodge night Henry Friday night NCliff president lone Fraughton p m Participating will be the Ant- Helen M Lindsay counselors Out- 150 to 200 feet at a cost not to ex PROVO GIRL TO WED to eerv as temporary party as follows: Rupert Johnson noble Corbridge president Mrs Lucy Osvice president Beth Crook secretary-tlers’ band members of the Elks lodge going officers are Ora Giles' Inez ceed $1000 near foot of the can borne vice president Mrs AlVeretta chairman tht chairman A Dick vice — RENO Nev June 9 (TP) Marriage reasurer permanent Chappie grand grand and civic leaders Evelyn Wootton song Baird and Mary Mahoney Miss Giles yon where diamond s Robinson opera-baand will to be treasurer drilling a at Coombs elected be 'financial Frank secretary secretary licenses Issued Yierejoday included leader Gfenpa Max Ttiunoan-l'epoi- k primary - A public daore at the Silvas Moon served a president of the organ - lion were conducted by mining in Mra— Roselle tailed to'FrWiEBtWertoff: rotf before the lail tecre27 invent Brazil Ind er The club leaders are Rayda Herman H Pattengale recording hall will follow the program ization for many years ’ terests several years ago Frances Wood records f lce Lee Nebeker who resigned tary E Dean treasurer- and Helen Tribe 25 Provo Utah Winterros and Ella EricksoR lf ’ y 5 Federal Relief TAX RECEIPTS Gardens Provide Food for Needy WTAl 51741 1 I w e d si Her-mes- e' f ci J' w ri S It K c Cl FACULTY MAN al H tc HURT INCRASH hi F A at V to Project for SHARON STAKE Church G R Pi ai in di EIGHT WELLS Honors PURS OHM! Early Workers hi el hi tn ol READY: SOON In Mission Field ta n as B tu B G Pi rn o or bj Pi M ga eo Di xpte Tal-ma- d be ov w Ti t of te Bi w f com-lete- ’ Clubwomen Will Meet in Parowan Manti-Plgeo- WJ fir Chamber Holds Annual Banquet e Point-Glenda- lo M ly of Mi Of ho CO J by jCi G1 bo Crew at Work n Clearing Creek Fairvlew-Huntingto- Ds Ki Bo Mi Wasatch Youths Win Band Honors ve Cl foi five-mil- th tr h Di de Ba Gear Protect Price for 'For Idaho Fr Sa P To )ill see Mi Jl am W I y Da Ro Te at for for he St 4 C Ba ©w fen f - elect Promoter hit pri Lif in ni cre feii or by up ’ Jnj Bli 4-- u JaIg thi ew Kv Kii Yo Op er Eg-re- L ‘Ro 4-- ho ow bre achool-ground- Up - 4-- 1 by tek ow rici - Eyrr-btokiltnr”- - " mo IMo ohs ‘a to |
