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11 it Ixs. t. }r1UTI11U1I]# 141 WWthe 4th of July were discussed. The convention at Magna was reported, and Edith Clark, Fedlae chairman, gave a very Interesting talk on Rumania, and Queen Marie, the allied country being studied this year. Her talk was illustrated by maps and colored cuts showing various customs pf the country.The no-hostess (dub ladles en-joyed a srupper at the Spring Chicken inn, and spent the evening playing bridge at th£ home of Mrs. Melvin Blonquiect. The following attended; Mrs, Melvin Blonqulst, Mrs, Vern Blonquhfo Mrs, M* A, MatteyMrs, Austin Geary,, Mrs. Douglas Toole, Mrs. Chester Blonquist, Mrs. John Crompton, Mrs. Benon Farrell, Mrs, Frank Rees, Mrs. Sumner Salmon, Mrs. Amos Sargent, Mrs. glarence Knudsen. Mrs. Vern Blon-qut^t received hjgh sgore, Mrs, Chester pionqui§t, lpw» and Mrs. Bees,traveling prize.Marian Blonqulst Is taking a six week course of dancing and music at tftie MuCune school,Mrs. Augusta Rees has moved into her new home south of the William Bagnell residence.The Tuesday Night Club were entertained. at the home of Dorithy ' Blonquist. Light refreshments were served and the evening spent playing bride. Toe following ladies attended: Margaret Thompson, Mrs Douglas Toole and Mrs. Tooie Sr., Mrs. John Crompton, Mrs. BenonFarrell, Mrs. Gene Woodside, Mr« Izora White* Mrs. Vern Blonquistgas equippea, inquire iucsers service Station. Phone 111.CROP PROSPECTSt\In Utaib the acreage of spring crops in prospect for 1939 with tlie 1933 acreages In (parenthesis) grp com, 21,005 lt;20,000); spring wheat,69,og cmooo) \ oats, 29,000 m,opo);barley, 72,000 (62,000); and potatoes, 13,000 (13,700), a report frpm gtatig-slcians qf the U. S. bureau of agricultural economics shows. The tame hay harvest In 1939 is expected to be 494,000 acres, tfte same as in 1933. The tcn-ycar averages In acres planted follow: Com, 19,000; spring wheat, 77,000; oats* 38,000; barley, 46.000; potatoes, 13,800; and tame hay harvested, 526,000.]]lore returning to Park City bg will see the New York World's fair, Two months from now he expects to be back at the old familiar desk,
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Morgan County News
Morgan, Utah, US
Fri, Jun 23, 1939
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