Central committee ratifies free county phone service plan
The Provo area central committee met to review offers from phone companies with Lehi chosen for the ratification event. Independent Co. provides free service under restrictions. Bell Co. proposed rates. A banquet, ball, and dance were planned with officials of the telephone companies invited, and Lehi to host the gathering. Transportation and excursion plans targeted Santaquin, Pleasant Grove, Provo, Spanish Fork, Payson, American Fork, and Springville, with special trains and a 7:34 arrival in Lehi for the 7:00 banquetged.
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Provo
Independent Co
Bell Co
Telephone Co
Lehi
Opera House
City Park
A. J. Evans
Gea
Thanmer
Stice
Santaquin
W. Ross
Pleasant Grove
Geo. Webb
J. M. Kirkham
Spanish Fork
Henry Lewis
Payson
Jos
Am. Fork
John Y Smith
Springville
Utah
Balt Lake
Santaqui
P. m
Dee Cox Hurt While Mowing Hay
Dee Cox ten years old suffered a severe injury after stepping in front of a mowing knife to remove jammed hay. Both bones were severed near the ankle and only a small piece remained to connect the foot to the leg. He crawled to a ditch bank and waited twenty minutes before assistance arrived. Medical aid was given and doctors hope the foot can be saved.
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Dee Cox
Joseph D
May Cox
Dee
Notable Recovery Report From Latest News
Latest reports say he is getting along very nicely after his setback.
Second Ward Conference Changes Shown In Minutes
The Second War of Lebi held its Conference in their assembly rooms with the stake presidency present. New leadership included Wm F Guravy as 1st Counselor to Bishop Gardner, Jas M Kirkhan as 2nd Counselor, Jax Fyffe as ward clerk, Rh L Howard as President of Young Men's Association, plus multiple appointed officers across YM and MIA groups. The Stake Presidency addressed the Saints with guidance.
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Lebi
Aunday
Stake
A.C. Pearson
Bishop Gardner
Wm. F. Butt
Ed. Southwick
Young Men's Association
Wm. FL Guravy
BP. Gardner
Jas, M. Kirkhan
Jax. Fyffe
Rh. L. Howard
BG. Webb
Vo M. MT. A
Albert L. Yates
Peterson
John F. Cutler
Clarry Madson
Victor Mason
Gest
Couple Arrive in Provo After Outring Ceremony
Wednesday morning Armintha Furthingham and Clarence Ball with Ethel Furthingham and Thoman Woodhowe traveled to Provo. They were outwardly greeted at Provo and the evening was spent at Wm. Furthingham's home.
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Armintha Furthingham
Clarence Ball
Ethel Furthingham
Thoman Woodhowe
Provo
Wm. Furthingham
Will Celebrate The 24th Bishop Meeting Committee Appointed
A church gathering outline lists a General Committee appointed to arrange a program for the 24th. Members include G J Sthokeyyee A A Anderson secretary Southwick CC Friel and others. Sub committees were named and events planned with sports and dances at the Tabernacle and City Park. More details to come in the next issue.
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G. J. Sthokeyyee
A. A. Anderson
Southwick
Friel
Eins Brown
Win
Whipple
Wm. Hadfield
W. W. Dickerson
Geo, Webb
Enoch Russon
Elisa Peck, Jr
Max Rothe
Ralute
John Dewey
Mat. Peterson
Bishop Field
Violet Taylor
Joel Meyers
Christy Smith
Mel. Bone
Bishop Gardner
Joseph Rowon
Josheph Andemon
R. L. Howard
Oren Lewis
Bishop Stoker
Samuel Jough
Frank Smith
Eadie Davis
Joseph Andreason
W. 8
Evan
Annie Appleyard
Bishop Lewis
Joseph Baker
Hol. Southwick
Arthur Bradder
School Report and Election at Lehi District
District finances show receipts from taxes state apportionment and bonds with disbursements to teachers, buildings, library and current expenses. The census lists 465 boys 445 girls with 92 percent enrollment and 78 percent average attendance. John Roberts elected with 112 votes, W S Cox 53, Henry Lewly 10.
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Uxpcune
Cinas
Lehi
John Roberts
Cox
Henry Lewly
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