| Show I FR FROM M THE OLD FILES I I 5 Yc Years Year rs Ago Jan 13 1955 1055 i Gordon E. E E Olsen Olien eon of Mr and Mrs Lew Olsen of this city has received his call can for tor a mla miss miltton slon sion to be served In the N NV r- r field for the Church of I Jesus Christ of ot Latter day Saints He lie will be honored by toy a Testimonial Sunday Jan 16 16 Mrs Maude V V. V Fisher 70 10 died at the home of ot a daughter In Salt Lake City Thursday of natural natural na tural causes Dorn Born 1878 In Provo Prove Lived In Heber and Park City Married John D D. Fisher Flaher 1905 Ho ile died 1938 Survived by a daughter daugh ter Atha Fisher Dent Salt Lake City CUt a son Raymond Haymond 0 O. O of West West- port Connecticut Mrs Mra Fisher was a highly respected resident of Park lark City Maynard M M. Sanchez died at atthe atthe atthe the Miners' Miners Hospital of ot flu flu- pneumonia Saturday evening lIe He was born In Park City Nov 39 49 1937 1931 a son of Alphonso and Eva Sanchez A popular student student stu stu- dent of toe the Park City High School he was athletic manager Member of the church lie He HeIs lieIs lieis Is survived by his parents and four brothers Funeral services and burial In Park City Mrs George Krueger returned to her Salt Lake home this week after spending the Christmas holidays with her son eon Glen and family family- In Louisville Kentucky who are In in ingo go good d health and send Bend greetings to their Park City friends Word was received In Park City this week that Mr Mrs Fred t Olive Oll Fudge ludge had passed away I In hi Huntington Park lark California She will be remembered by old timers timer timers as aa Olive Allen Alten da daughter of ot Oliver r Allen who lived In Park i. i I City until her marriage No further further further fur fur- ther details were given Monday night Ight Howard lIo Coleman Coleman Coleman Cole Cole- man custodian of ot our postoffice suffered a heart attack and was taken token to the Miners Miners' Hospital Word cornea comes from the hospital that no great permanent Injury I to the heart resulted from the attack This ThIll will be good news to the tho host of ot Howard's Howards friends On Thursday evening Mrs Ed J J. J JIt had the misfortune to fall on Icy lower Woodside Ave Are nue flue Mrs Mra Ire suffered Muttered a compound fracture of the left lell ankle She was taken to the Minera Miners Miners' Miners Miners' Min Min- ers ers' Hospital where tho the fracture was reduced and everything done to make maKo her ber comfortable The nature nature na ture of the fracture will mean a along along along long siege at the hospital and at ather ather her home Her lIer friends wish her hera a speedy recovery Mrs Is physical education instructor at the high school Ten Y Years cars Ago Jan 12 1950 St St. St Marys Mary's historic Catholic Church will be rebuilt the members members members mem mem- bers decided to rebuild and offers of help In goods and labor and money are being received by the pastor Men of all alt faiths in Park City are clearing the church of the wreckage caused by y the tIre tire fire and as soon as possible the rebuilding rebuilding rebuilding re re- re- re building will begin This Is goodnews goodnews good goodnews news for Park City Mrs Irs Sam and eon son left Park City for tor Detroit Michigan t where Mrs Irs will spend the winter months with her son and i family j Mr rr and Mrs Irs James KUby Kilby Miss Dixie Lee and Mr Ir Terry are spending a 6 week In Sun Valley Valley Valley Val Val- ley Idaho Funeral services were held In Los Angeles California for Gideon Gideon Gideon Gid Gid- eon Snyder 82 former Park City resident Salt Lake City treasur- treasur tr and prominent in mining cir cir- cles Born Dorn In Wanship Summit County Survived by widow and two daughters Mrs Irs Epsy George and Dave Scott have been named deputy assessors assessors for tor the Park City dis i Twenty fifth anniversary of the Park City Kiwanis Club was celebrated celebrated celebrated cele cele- I at a a. a cafe at Kimball Junc Junction Junction tion where a delicious chicken dinner was served to fifty mem- mem mews mem- bore and guests President Carl presented the incoming president George Butler Dutler with the Presidents President's pin 25 Years Ago Jan 18 1935 The following will give our waders readers rc an idea what the great Silver King Coalition has obas done In the past with a reasonable certainty that even greater results results re re- re- re suits will ensue In the future Gross production of gold galli silver sliver copper lead and zinc from 1882 to tet the present Total Total Total To To- tal ore mined tons Expenditures Ex Ex- for operations maintenance maintenance main main- and betterment Extent of underground workings about miles At the present time our mines are employing employing em em- only about men at the Silver Sliver King other mines working are the Park City Con Con- Path Park City CUy 1 Development do Coa Co Mayflower and Park Utah Mining Co o. o Among the leading le dividend payers of or Park City district past and pr present Sent are 0 On Ontario ta Daly West West l Daly alY I Daly aly lodges Judge 11 Silver Sliver King Consolidated 1 l Park City Mining and Smelting Co Co Park Utah Utah I Ed Eberley reports much Interest Inter Interest est ut and progress In his bill tumbling cl Js He tIe will have the boys ready for tor exhibition soon Lee of The Record 1 ta is confined to his home with the flu A group of ot Park lark City skiers left Bonanza Flat at 9 nm am a.m. Sunday Sunday Sun Sun- day and went down Dutch Canyon Can Canyon yon on to Hot Pots upon up ups upson on arrival there they were met i I Eby by Dyron Byron Jones and Rob fob Hernon who were there to bring the boys I home It was WaI decided to have a aI I swim swint before dinner a n delicious o turkey tarkey dinner with all the tho trim trim- wings linings Making the trip were Lester Taylor Rex Hex Thomas Wm Vm I Sykes Claude Dennett Bennett Ray nay KenI Kenneth Ken Ken- n neth and Delmas Delas U lerleY Kobert Hobert I John Jeh Duck Buck jr h Vt Birc and Gt George rge Carbon Note Note ote-I I hold held W MIl d. d tun tuii way wat back In the JO od C CoM old oM days day I |
