Tractor Accident Claims Life of Local Worker
A tragic tractor accident near Pleasant Grove Farm resulted in the death of 26 year old Thomas Walker Fenton. The incident occurred around 1280 a.m. when a Caterpillar tractor tipped into a wash, pinning Fenton and crushing his chest. Fenton, employed by Mason driving on the Jacobs farm, died at the scene. He is survived by his parents Nels and Ethel Walker Fenton and several siblings. Services are to be conducted by the Timpanogos Stake.
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Teaultod
Omas Walker Fenton
Kelth S
H. W. Jacobs
Viinila
Hayfurnick
TL. W. Jacobs
Jacobs
Jacpayel
Fenton
Grace
Mirker Fenton
Ge Lim
P Jacobs
Comielen
Niels Fugal
Robert Holdaway
Niels Pugal
Vance West
Wadley Farm
Olpin
Pleasant
Grove CancEus
Acilla
Central School Hosts Folk Dance Review on Thursday
Students from Central School will present a folk dance review at the school auditorium Thursday April 11. Miss Hermese Pet directs with floral costumes and songs portraying folklore of different countries. Proceeds help pay for the school auditorium curtain.
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Central School
Unde
New Directors Honor Retiring Club Officers
The Pleasant Grove Chamber of Commerce new board and spouses hosted a dinner at the Chicken Roost Inn near Springville, with Harvey Smith directing arrangements. Honored guests were Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Jensen and Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Swenson, followed by a theater visit.
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Pleasant Grove Chamber of Commerce
Chicken Roost Inn
Springville
Harvey Smith
Irwin Jensen
Blaine Swenson
F. ©. Shivelly
Karl Bain
Lycan Johnson
Merrill Warnick
Frank Heidenreich
Hyrum Bradley
Harry Richards
Vilate Radman
W. C. Smith
Joseph Day
Preschool Exams Scheduled During The Coming Week
Alpine district school nurse Mrs. Lou Doss and a local physician will hold physical examinations at Central school Wednesday and Thursday from 9 a.m. to noon for all children entering school for the first time this September. They will be assisted by P.T.A. officers Mrs. Laure Robertson, Mrs. Myrtle Green, and Mrs. Sylvia Peterson. Parents with preschool children are urged to bring them.
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Alpine
Lou Doss
P.T. A
Laure Robertson
Myrtle Green
Sylvia Peterson
Juveniles Detected Stealing Gas from Truck Near Farm
Four youths from Pleasant Grove were arrested Wednesday at 10 p.m. for taking gasoline from Leo P Harvey’s truck. They were turned over to juvenile authorities Thursday morning for hearing. Marshal George Paul found them near Joseph H Adams’ barn pouring gas into a model A car, and they admitted the theft, per Marshal Patil.
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Pleasant Grove
Leo P. Harvey
George Paul
Joseph H. Adams
Patil
Manila Y L M1 A Presents Interesting Sunday Program
A fine Manila ward Sunday evening program conducted by the Y L M I A featured Helen Warnick as second counselor arranging activities. Mrs Don Mack Pasrot delivered the M I A slogan Love thy neighbor. Georgians Johnson showcased paintings from Nauvoo and other historic sites with lantern slides accompanying Prof BF Layson on a tour of Mormon trail points. Eva Clark led a 4 lady chorus and two solos by Blaine Brown. Scout awards were given by District Commissioner Harold Walker with First class badges to Kay Adams Eldredge Warnith Paul Adams Roy Eves and Heber Roundy.
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Manila Ward
Y.L. M.1.a
Helen Warnick
Don Mack Pasrot
Georgians Johnson
BF. Layson
Nauvoo
Eva Clark
Provo
Blaine Brown
Harold 8. Walker
Kay Adams
Eldredge Warnith
Paul Adams
Roy Eves
Heber Roundy
Benches That Help School Students Eat In Comfort
A long standing effort at Genki pohoat to supply benches for the school serving area moves forward as materials are furnished and labor completed by WF A. The project aims to end the need for pupils to stand while eating, improving dine in conditions and reducing haste during meals.
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WF A
What I Desire in the Home Town Paper Contest
The Pleasant Grave Chamber of Commerce backs the Review in seeking reader ideas to make the home town paper bigger, livelier, and more useful. Submit original letters up to 500 words by May 1 to the Review or Mrs. Lucile Walker. Prizes: two-year, one-year subscriptions for top letters. judge on merit, not form.
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The
Review
Lucile Walker
Seventh Graders Visit a Bank for Classroom Insight
A seventh grade class tours a bank to learn about checking accounts deposits and interest. Twenty three students visited on Monday and the rest on Tuesday with Mr Paxman guiding them through the safe a time clock and lock boxes. Mrs Hillman explains deposit slips checks and counting machines noting the bank holds nine to twelve thousand dollars daily. The visit covers customer keys to safety boxes and basic banking operations with scattered OCR errors noted.
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Thal
Eleci
Manila ward selects new M. I. A. president
Bishop H. V Swenson announced a reorganization of the Manila ward M M I A with Alex Wadley reelected as president and counselors Dow Atwood Keith Warnick and Walter Hall as secretary. Ray Brown was named president and aided by Walter Hall with Whitaker Roundy appointed secretary.
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H. V Swenson
Manila
Entertain Members of Mothers Club at Johnson’s Tricheonelte Cafe
Mrs Lacey White hosted the Mothers club gathering at Johnson’s Tricheonelte Cafe on a Thursday afternoon March 28. Miss Estelle Fenton spoke on world affairs with guests Mrs Nika Hunter and Mrs Donna Ash. Members present included James Lela Banks Edith Anderson Ida Went Rose Radmall Geneva Warnick Lydia Hilton Kate Jacobs Revo Pugal Nora Macfarlane May Jensen Arvilla Harvey Pern Stilth Mattie Richards Edna Newman Margaret Cin Venace Merrill Ethel Fenton Lydha Johnens and Manetia Gannett.
Citywide Cleanup Drive Calls For Community Support Next Week
Mayor West appeals to Pleasant Grove residents for help during April 8 to 13 cleanup. The report notes a surge in building activity and details issued permits, inspections, and the city ordinance requiring plans, permits, and fire‑resistant roofs in the fire zone. It explains inspection fees and the purpose of safeguarding homes and property.
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Mayor West
Last Rites For Lifelong Resident To Be Held Today
Pulberal services for Mrs Susie Green Robison 58 lifelong resident of this community who died at her home Monday at 8 p m following eight months illness will be held in the Timpanogos stake Seberisale Friday at 2 pm under the direction of Bishop Junius A West of the First ward Surviving relatives include her husband five sons Burdell Robison Magna and Clinton Clarence Cyral and Ray Robison all of Oma ham eleven grandchildren two brothers Hermin Green Pleasant Grove and Jeph Gren salt Lake City and a sister Mrs Mila Richias Pinnsart Grove
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Timpanogos Stake
Seberisale
Junius A. West
Robison
Pleasant Grove
Samuel
Pamela “Ale Green
Relief Society
Primary
Joseph Robison
Salt Lake 1. D
Temple
Burdell Robison
Magna
Clinton
Clarence
Cyral
Ray Robison
Omaham
Hermin Green
Jeph Gren
Salt Lakes City
Mila Richias Pinnsart
Nursing Class Members Visit Provo Hospital
Twenty nursing students visit Provo Hospital for a tour and briefing. The group views departments, meets staff, and learns about patient care practices during the hospital visit.
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Provo Hospital
Elder Cobbley Returns Home From Mission Field
Elder Cobbley, son of Mr and Mrs J Cobbley of Lindon, arrived home Tuesday after two years in North Dakota and north eastern Montana. He notes friendlier Montana, speaks on Fort Peck Indians and LDS efforts, and mentions irrigation plans. Also, John H Bagley and Elzora Bagley visited Lindon, with a Salt Lake conference trip ahead. The Third Ward MIA will present A Paternity Case next Tuesday evening directed by Helen Warnick.
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Dean J. Cobbjey
J. Cobbley
Lindon
North Dakota
Montana
Cobbley
Fort Peck Reservation
Mr. Gobbley
Baker
Oregon
Hitler
John H. Bagley
Elzora Bagley
Elder Cobbley
Salt Lake
Manila
Helen Warnick
Effie Adams
Walter Hall
Pleasant Grove Plans Spring Clean Up Week
Mayor W N West announced Pleasant Grove will hold Spring Clean Up Week from April 8 to 13. Residents must clean premises and place rubbish in front for city trucks on Saturday. ashes and burnable waste will not be collected.
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W. N. West
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Pleasant Grove City
Pleasant Grove
Program Honors Elder Monson in Third Ward Chapel
The program honored Elder Jesse Monson who served 31 months in the Swiss German mission. Thomas E. McKay president of the mission spoke, flanked by his wife and children. A large out of town audience included many Monson relatives and friends from American Folk, Sandy, Salt Lake City, Greybull, and Wyoming with several Monson siblings listed among attendees.
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Hitler Thomas E. McKay
Third Ward
Hitler Jesse Monson
McKay
Thomas B. McKay
Louise
Barbara
Will Ashby
Harold Shaw
Sandy
Clarence Wendell
Frontier
Wyoming
Byron Monson
Salt Lake Cuy
Ray Monson
Sidney Beck
Alvin Monson
Genevieve
Luana Monson
Salt Lake
Thales
Scott Smith
Greybull
Relief Society Social Planned by Third Ward
The Third ward Relief Society screens a social honoring its committee divisions. The ward presidency is arranging the event to be held Wednesday evening April 10 in the Relief Society room. Light refreshments, flowers and sunshine committee details will be explained after.
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Third Ward Relief Society
Relief Society
Ward
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