Show ' THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE 14 w t FRIDAY MORNING AUGUSf yii' $ r'Hjwnaft0iy sy 1938 19 Seeks Office Granite Lists Teachers For 193839 i Institutes Slated J In Week Prior ' To School Opening -- SOUTH SALT LAKE— Teachers of Granite school district for 1938-8- 9 were announced Thursday following approval by the board of education at a meeting in district offices Tuesday night Institutes for teachers will be held September 1 and 2 atid school Sepis scheduled to begin To-- day tember 6 Teachers follow 1' J Ti irns-Blame choo rlpal ixafofth p- -i i Mar’h ire ilda Aiquis J i es Arm f At t i I Stillman h 4 e 'nour Jmi )wles era b n ni s MU Ju i Brix Oirtrjide Thm AUll lianv Katherine i a 1 oiita ata tatr un tlndvs Oleoi ne A M A D it ai hews Jamej Kte es C K J Durham D Maude Porter kmnu Boone th(Ki Kio I M Da ton jnucia ! imo Pack at hoot high ('prns junior Man Mabel Anjel Barney principal 1 milv Douglas Brammcr Merlin (' Palmer Carlisle Chester M Todd Hubs Hurst Lor don D Lee LaPre Sprateh Grate Papp Julia Wilson Orton F Mrup hue Simona 4 ay Thornot K Cvprua high achvU— T P Brockbmnk Christensen Oral hnkland prim mat V J Hart A V Adelbert sbenaeu Bethel Jtunte Jones J R leusen Hendrickson T I Russell Mikleb Madeen Marion Anna Norths J hn uvven Vera Kelson V Sneucer L Rkhardson Pehrson W L hrria Williams Waldta Madeline “ Wl'lianfs William R Granite Junior high school Bert I union Dudley Maughan pnmipal Fisher L W Frame H H Hale h lizabeth Ardtth Johnson Spalding Svtha Harding Hortense Major M H Merrill Glorus Mor Caroline Rotindi L D Metcalf tenson Belle Sanders S L Smith Lettie Thatcher Caroline Werther Granite high achool — L H llatfh pwn H Samuel Baird Clpal George Adamson N A Betkslrand V C Cecil Baker T3rox D Adolph Bnun Mar Bergeeon J H ina Coleman A B Burmngham Forrest Greene Leone Gamette Davis Linford M M Holmes Jeai W Hillam L Marv Maaon Mvrla Mv Millicent I vans Pavue Iia L rick Ixetta North h W Hor T H Porter J zra Roulson Peterson tense Redd Gertrude ResuJide lovinn Franrie Rogers Marv B Ost Richardson hind Mabel smith Marjorie Smith J W Heed Thorpe gumrrterhav s Rex Sutherlnd Marv WlKox Tillle Whittle H t 4 Nim Garfield ahool -- Jamie smith prlueipat Manorie Helen Sauter -- Virghda Lvcrett Williams Harriet Utile Aftou Bawden Jane Hopklnsou Butt) Andrus Sarah Bmrk Bawden Wallace hind Catherine Rddkiti Rita N Hansen Phyllis Glegcr Veva Bur inn Rav Kartchner Rowena Pack Ortho Fairbanks Bessie Mickelaon school — A O Clark principal Hollada Della Snelgrdve Ruth Turpin Kvelyn Neff Lillian Lucretia Thurman Ruth KoriC Hen rieksoiT Claude Croft Inlncachool — Geonif fl Marchant nrln eipal Patella Butterworth George Gourlev Lowell Hendricke Abbie Paul 4lansen Mav belle HickX Hnpfenberk Margaret Lavlie F D Maun Charles Menzles Merle Miller Gladvs H Clauson M W Poulson Paul Wor Deleen White Rav K Williams then Philip Debbs H N Webb Lincoln achool principal Jessie Itimann Donna Mae Fsans Alue Frazer Grace Spencer Rose Marie Liddle Daisv Seisa Clausen Nellie Kngebretsen Thelma Roland Johnson Chamberlain Ritchie I Mr Hazrl Taggart Chase Republican aeek county recorder' post Woman Files For Recorder Aspirant Enters GOP Mr Hazel Taggart G lance Oak wood achool — F Farl Walker prlticl pal H V Alston Beth Peterson Woodstock schoo- l- W T Belllston prin Erma LUlndcc Luna Fnnuesheck elpal Clara Fotlund Nellie Wilson — C P Roekwood Monroe school prlu Wanda Johnson Pauline Calahau final Mabel Olsen Maggie croft Bears Donald of 1588 an- on the Republican ticket for nomination in the primary election a candidate for the position ot county recorder Mrs Taggart i now office manager of the Salt Lake City constable's office and ha had much exand perience in legal work in city county offices A daughter of the late Charles Y Taggart pioneer music dealer of Salt Lake City and Mrs Margaret Smith Taggart she was born here and ha resided in the city all her life She was educated at the University of Utah and received her business training at Henager'a Busi-- j ness college Mrs Chase has served under both Republican and Democratic administrations in the sheriff’s office under the following sheriffs’ The late Joseph C Sharp Andrew Smith Jr John S Corless Ben Harries the late C Frank Emery and Clifford at Auerbach's for Due Week Only! Special Large Allowance for Your Old ttadio -- 4 moiu Midvale Sets Bond Vote p residents MIDVALE — Midvale will go to the polls September 20 to vote on a $38 500 bond issue for building of a new $70000 city hall Maor J Hollis Aylctt announced following a meeting of the city council Thursday night 0 Approval of a PWA grant for was received Thursday by the citv and the special meeting was called to make all necessary plans for the election Tentative plans for the building if voted call foi city offices a council chamber mayor’s office police office facilities for the county library room for 'fire trucks and an auditorium with a seating capacity of 550 on the ground floor The vould contain facilities basement kitchen and locker for recreation rooms and public rest rooms Tentative plans were drawn bv Scott and Welch architects of Salt Lake City for ja planning board of citizens who advocated the project They were submitted to the city council at a recent meeting following whic tithe citv applied for Dr Harold E Nelson the grant wa chairman of the planning board Metal Tube Magic Brain Magic Eye Magic Voice Superheterodyne New Sunburst Dial with Vernier Pointer and Illuminated Tone and Band Indicators XET TO YOU $31-50- awards for achievements in the noon A contemplated recent “learn to swim” campaign address by the held at wall be presented Rev Herbert W Reherd president e by Mayor J Hollis Ajlett of Mid- - of Westminster college was oned until next Thursday The qarnival is under the d rection Of lhAmencan Red Cross Salt Road Work Approved Lake ciinty chapter and W P A Jordan jlistrict- and city reereation Petition of the junior chamber of commerce sport committee for perdepartments mission to complete construction of a full width road across four miles Reunion Near of city owned land in Big CottonThe Arnold family will hold its wood canyon wa granted by the annual reunion Saturday at 5 p m city commission Thursday on mo In Liberty park it was announced tion of Commissioner George D Mrs Vera by Thursday Hood iReyser tho-poo- l post-Val- N k be yne SuperheterodWalnut Console 07K2 07K21 1938 New Elec Tuning Electric Tuning Magic Eye Magic Brain Regular Price 10950 Allowance 'on Your Old Radio 4500 With Overseas Dial 0750 Regular Price Allowance on Your Old Radio 2000 Regular Price 0050 Allowance on Your Old Radio 0000 MKe50 elKJO Net to You Net to Vou be if ’S Combination Radio and Record Player Console 1 1150 Regular Price Allowance on Your Old Radio 5500 10 JOIX THE ARMY of CLEVER WOMEX If Terms Desired! -r a planning their new Outfits and will mail them on an ELDREDGE SEWING MACHINE Coma in and saa this new im- - NettoYou i e Superheterodyne Console Cabinet 4050 Net to You 8050 2200 150 Send Your Mail Orders -- LARGEST ELECTRICAL APPLIANCE CENTER— AUERBACH'S DOWNSTAIRS in Earlyl Wire or Telephone EI02E plete with autometic tension adjustable Imee control full set of Griesf attachments wing Machines —Third Floor in 1 and Armchair-Radi- o Phonograph ll-Wave JU be UTA-H'- r Fall 85K Regular Price Allowance on Your Old Radio U100 L Who MelO Net to You -- '- 1 REUULAll PRICE 13150 Allowance oil Radio 7500 m "' A Radio and Combinations Dn Sale MIDVAL'E — The annuil water carnival of the Midvale recreation SugarhoiC RotariailS center which wa postponed last week because of smelter day at La- - Set Club Assembly SUGARHOUSE-- A club assembly goon will take place at the municifor directors pfficers and committee pal pool Friday afternoon Ernest Hollings who has been chairmen of the Sugarhouse Rotary employed as instructor at the pool club was called for Monday by A will present a program of stunt div- C Smoot prfcsident when the club ing swimming races and life saving met for its regular weekly lunch-fro1 p m to 5 p m More than eon at Weasku inn Thursday after-30- 0 y RC BRAND NEW STMOi of I93 district secretary for the party for eight years Mar Elizabeth Holmes Bruce Gilchrist W C Jensen Barbara Roscll J L Sodcr berg Marv Van Cott Winifred Walker Plymouth school— G A Wecceiand prin Sarah Srhleekman Fern Harker flpal Ieah Fldredce Wilma Cook Metta Oerrard June Murdock J T Rroadbent Ivan Frame W' I B Inklev Flwood Jenson David Owen Mariorle Bruerton Leta Wright Roosevelt school — Hyrum Hilton prlnci Metr iv Hadfield Bettv McAllister 1 ucile Thelma Claire Gartslde Crane Mathews Beatrice Bailey Frcle Hopkins Bernice Olsen Martha Rimons Wanda Kirk ham Lenore Pardoe Adelaide Morgan Hv land 0 Brlen Sherman school — C C Lemmon priori Deaune Bishop Helen Ottosen Wll fal Gowans Bessie Noel Ioraine McCor Clara Peterson Daxid Beegmlller Jplck Dornthv Weaver Webster school — O T Jensen nrinripvl Ardella Ritchie Margaret Askms Flvira Robbins Marjorie Wallace Neola Madsen J Men Dorothy Peterson Fern Woodhurv Wunbach Adrian PuBois Carma Wright Ada Jensen Enid Woodburv Gladvs Hill Alice Bawdeti Iconise Fleckeustein Rnasell Harrison Vauchan Clavtou Beth Chris tensen Leona Smith Whittier school— L T Ntelsnfr principal C’ara Morteuson Freida Provost Florence WIMIams Revo Morrev Marlorie Tov W’llllsm Penn school — S Perrv Le nrln final Rhoda Groesbeck Helen tullmer Ml'drcd Steele Flora Jones Ree Clark Woodrow Wilson school -- W F Ban‘' principal FUen Jamison Jane Onnlev Vlr Plnia Nichols Claire Carhart Maude Pe terson Alta Huff Nettie Larn I Wilcox Vera Bracken Fern Bodel! Georre Gardner Is nnrt time and opportunity temh er for the district Midvale Carnival Set for Friday Chae Et street Thursday nounced she iill be a candidate Fourth Otibter principal Madison school J Amanda Paul Marie Stewart Aftou (Ikius Avon Hmtre I aura Newtbn ha Hill Victoria Peterson Frieda Rablger Helma Patten K C N Hammond 8 Jones Soelberg She was "‘Iellian Gedge Jeannette Ricks Flbcrt An dersou Clara Farnsworth ? Isle French Republican Jensen Clinton Larson Arthur Randolph N M Lewis Eliza Nelson J W Oldham Ireta Rov Peterson Btfiilca Roscngreen — Race m Regular Price be Set 11050 Allowance on Yobr Old Radio 1000 ( Net to You m m T050 THE GREAT INTERMOUNTAIN STORE— FOUNDED 1864 |