| Show UTAH PRESS ASSOCIATION encourage new industries help for the aged and tolerance among people and religions It made him lifelong friends and bitter enemies but all who knew him must admit that the seeds he planted bear good fruit today CHARLES EDWARD HUISH Eureka Reporter Born April 18 1881 Died September 25 1946 Installed in Hall of Fame at Salt Lake City 1980 Although many people in all walks of life give serious consideration to changing their occupation few actually do so field Fewer still successfully makechange tototally new And even fewer achieve both objectives when past the mid point of life One who did all these things was Charles Edward Huish who at age 51 concludedcommendable career as publisher of the Eureka Reporter and began another astheatre Successful owner asjournalist he became equally successful in the still-new motion picture business The entire life of Charlie Huish was spent within 50 miles of his birthplace son of Orson and Marintha Pickering Huish who were British immigrants he came into this life on April 18 1881 atfarm home in what was known as Salem Field near Payson in Utah county He had no formal training for the work in which he would engage for more than three decades However in that day that wasnunusual In fact few early newspapermen were trained in any other manner than an apprenticeship of sorts under an instructor whoalso had little formal preparation If it washandicap it isnreflected in the now-yellowed files of newspapers which are more than three-quarters ofcentury old Grammatical principals typography -even the 556 Digital image 2005 Marriott Library University of Utah Al rights reserved |
