West Jordan Ward Marks Hogan Departure with Chairof Appreciation
A West Jordan ward program honored Glen Hogan who resigns from the bishopric to pursue other callings. The event featured congregational singing led by Chas Smith Ivo Lon B Olsen, readings, musical selections, and a leather rocking chair presented to Hogan. Following the service, games and dancing filled the Amusement Hall, with attendees including Lenard Sargent and local residents.
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Ward
Chas
Smith
Jnvolon
B. M. Olsen
Reading
Vile Pen
Becket
Ivan Dahl
Ella Smith
D. M. Todd
Bert Buck- Charles
Joseph Smith
Sandy
Hoto
Dimond
Lenard Sargent
Peace Now Urges U S to Actor Contain Mexican Crisis
The New York World editorial on January 18 warns the Latin American crisis may lead to war with Mexico. It criticizes Kellogg for linking Mexico to Bolshevik ideas, questions State Department motives, and urges immediate public pressure on the President, Secretary of State, and Congress to prevent intervention.
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New York World
United States
Mexico
the Pershing
Vera Cruz
Congress of the
Kellogg
Calles
Moscow
Nicaragua
Wen
State Department
Painful accident and local notes from Taylorsville
A two week old accident left a woman with two broken ribs and cuts and bruises. Stewart Sanders, winner of a $100 prize for a project, spoke at Taylorsville Farm Bureau. Mary Armstrong of Sandy was a guest of Bernice Bateman. A scarlet fever outbreak is reported in the ward. Ada Goodridge visited Mrs. Vern Garibner.
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Stewart Sanders
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Farm Bureau
Taylorsville
Mary Armstrong
Sandy Spnt
Bernice Bateman
Ada Goodridge
Vern Garibner
Parental Guidance Urged to Curb Youthful Lawlessness
Mr. Carpenter argues lack of parental supervision fuels juvenile misbehavior. Parents should invest time and set steady oversight, avoiding evenings spent seeking pleasure. He warns idle children drift to drug stores, movies, pool rooms, and dance halls, and urges constant activity through play, physical tasks, and lessons.
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Mr. Carpenter
A few people work themselves to death, but millions teed to wake up
A compact, period tone item notes a mass push to begin anew as many people start their days with renewed resolve. It contrasts intense labor with a broad, hopeful awakening, highlighting a cultural shift toward proactive beginnings.
Midvale City Ordinance Amends Compensation of City Officers
An ordinance of Midvale City Utah amends Section 557 Chapter 27 1925 to fix compensation of elective and appointive officers and bar future changes during terms The Mayor Recorder and City Council are empowered to payroll and warrants through an approving process The document bears date January 4 1927 and includes official seals and certification text The end quotes the kitchen line about prioritizing kitchen use and laundering of such work
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Midvale City
Utah
Couneil
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