Uintah Basin Standard | 1961-12-21 | Page 10 | Chester Hartman Has Rare Record Player

Chester Hart man has rare record player EMMONS of Emmons has an old Thomas A. Edison-invented phonograph that needs just a little fixing to play the more than 50 cylinder records he has in his The old music box patent information shows the last patent issued was in retired recalls how his four sons enjoyed the record collection which featured slapstick comedy and hit tunes so popular In the depression years of the and the ever-popular The Black comedy routine was the last record played on the Model table type This record had been left on the The phonograph's wood cabinet has been kept In good but was well-used in its I Recently Hartman dug out the music from his storage dusted it cranked it and set the Nothing ns one small part has been removed from the Hartman hopes that he will have help from one of his sons or a kindly neighbor to get the old entertainment Into operation CLEARING THE WAY To St. a bishop of the early Christian goes credit for the custom or holiday giving to Housewives In Northern who had their chimneys cleaned for better heating during the Yule told children the work was done to clear the way for St. Nicholas to come down the chimney with gifts for CI HARTMAN Listens to record player lie prizes wry which Is u Thomas A. Edison i J