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Newspaper
Lehi Banner
Location
Lehi, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1914
Page
7
A fragmented account of a night meeting at Tarecells Hall in Reneh discussing matters for local industry. Talks covered packing sheds for STH chop tin sear, railroad workers and commissions, and arrangements to handle this year’s crop.
In a hurried update, the article notes a near completion timeline slipping by one additional week. Officials and workers, including Lanier and DNs, are mentioned as coordinating through the final stages. The text references projects tied to PHS and electric work with names such as Devery and Joby as part of the on site teams.
The Dramatic Club hosted a social for Mr Reynolda of the University of Utah on Wednesday night. A twelve course luncheon for forty two featured music and reviews of plays Gavionl Ones and The Berian in the Moise. The menu included trout, lamb, mushrooms, desserts, coffee, and other fare. Names of attendees listed among local residents and guests.
Pleasant Grove school trustees release the coming year teaching list. Names include James Ho Walker principal Pleasant Grove, A T Overlade, Raymond Martindee, Alma Kirk, Elmer Miller, Ruth Dindaay, Stella Penton, Viola West, and others. Closing and opening dates in May are noted for Utah county arrangements at Central Building and Central Park.
The Menseut Geove Silver Nhind plans a Friday gathering at Gryhens Hall west featuring a student band. The group has worked hard to show progress toward higher standards and hopes for strong patronage. Twenty-seven pieces will perform and invite poetry will be displayed.
A large Sunday night M A contest at the Alpine Stake Tabernacle filled every seat and many stood in aisles. The program featured top classes and promises finalists in June in Salt Lake City with Provo hosting next week. About four hundred people traveled from Lehi and American Fork for the event.
Pleasant Grove Canning Company organized with 20000 capital stock and 10 par value shares. Officers: A E Cooper president C G Johnson vice president Alex Thornton secretary treasurer. Directors: Wilford Warnick J R Halliday. Articles to be filed soon. Plant planned just north of the packing plant on the Salt Lake Route. Machinery ready uses fall crop. Building to start immediately. Expansion planned next year to can tomatoes vegetables and fruit. Prime location with drainage water railroad access central to fruit and vegetable belt.
Baseball league action starts next Wednesday at Central Park with Central Park facing Benjamin. Central Park fields a stronger team than last year and aims for an early winning streak. Strong support expected for the home club as fans rally behind the squad.
In Manila on a Wednesday a conflict arose between Youngberg and Rienhiesel families, one German and the other Scandinavian, over dead kittens found in a ditch used for culinary water. A hammer, picket, and rock were used in blows, a bystander disputes some injuries, and the county sheriff may be needed to settle the dispute.
Funeral services for Mrs Fanny Baker Hill were held at the Tabernacle with B D Olpin presiding. Speakers included CJ Harper Alexander Bullock Joseph Conlan and F C Hanks. A Pleasant Grove resident for forty years she died last Friday in Salt Lake City at nearly eighty years old.
Me and Mr George Ash who had been visiting for a week with Mrs Ash and Mr and Mrs A Coblee returned to their home in Salt Lake City on Thursday.
To our readers we thank subscribers who called and settled their subscription bills. Many notified us it was an oversight that they had not yet paid. To those who have not yet settled, please attend to this matter at once and oblige the Alpine Pub. Co.
Notice that during the summer season doctors Vance Westphal and Grua will not be in their offices on Wednesday afternoons unless by special appointment and only for emergency cases.
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