City outlines relief projects for workers at March 31 meeting
The council laid out projects for relief workers to be sent to the P E R A board. Plans include grading and graveling on East Street from First to Eighth North at an estimated 1500 dollars, and grading on South Loader Ave. to City limits at about 1200 dollars. Additional work on State Highway to Locust Ave and North Street improvements are proposed with costs around 800 and 400 dollars. Lucan Johnson works on ball grounds improvement at Union Pacific Station. Mayor Lim appoints C E Young to represent Civic Relief Work Protect Union on the Relief Committee alongside Thomas Fenton and Ethel Drysdale.
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Firstth
Eighth North
Loader Ave
Locust Ave
Sam White
Third
Fourth
Lucan Johnson
Oract
Union Pacific
Ayor Lim
C. E. ‘Young
Civic Relief Work- Protective Union
Old Walker
Thomas Fentona
Ethel Drysdale
Grandmother's Grand Family Tree Play at Primary Festival
Primary spring festival plans a family themed playlet titled Family Tree. Rosalyn and friends explore genealogy with Grandmother guiding a voyage through ancestors from England France Sweden and beyond as the tale unfolds in song.
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Timpanogos Ie
Ghureh
Zion's Girls
Zion's
Dsalyn
Rosalyn
England
France
Sweden
Measles and Mumps Cases Rise Across City
A local official notes four more homes placed under quarantine for measles this Tuesday amid a six week surge. No fatalities reported. towns like Payson report several cases and complications. A smallpox case was reported Tuesday at the home of Mr and Mrs Richards.
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Ishal A. R. Winters
Al Student Wins Honors At U A C Tennis Tourney
In a spring tennis tourney at Utah State Agricultural College Roy Swenson defeated Richard Hill to reach the semifinals. Puller beat Lyla Needham to join Swenson as a finalist hopeful. Swenson will face Herman Kenny with the final opponent to be determined.
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Utah State Agricultural
Roy Swenson
Nis City
Ant Grove
Richard Hill
Loxs
H Puller
Lyla Needham
Herman Keny
Swenson
Sid
Ion
The Blind Spot of Science Lecture in Chicago
A. Lawren Brown of Investors Syndicate will lecture on The Blind Spot of Science at the Assembly Hall temple grounds on Wednesday April 11 at 8 o clock. The free public talk follows the Century of Progress Exposition and highlights evolving living standards and future security.
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Chicago
A. Lawren Brown
Public Relations Department of Investors Syndicate
Mr. Brown
Assembly Hall
Temple Grounds
Pleasant Grove News Highlights Local Births Visits and Outlook
Pleasant Grove notices include the birth of Raymond and Mrs Nelsons girl, plus social visits across Lehi Duchesne and Provo. Ward events feature the M I A play Girl Shy, a Relief Society conference, and a band concert.
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Mrs. Raymond Nelson
Third Ward
Utah and Juab Schools Join Regional Music Contest
Practically all high schools in Utah and Juab counties register for the regional music contest in Provo on April 14, preliminary to the Price event April 19 to 21. Pleasant Grove High School sends a large group under director E A Beck including male and ladies glees, quartets, trios, instrumental and vocal soloists with named accompanists and participants.
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Utah
Juab Counties
Provo
Price
Pleasant Grove
E. A. Beck
Thelma West
Louise West
Mare
Boys Day at the High School Planned by Students
The high school prepares a secret Boys Day with a luncheon for mothers and a program by the Home Economics Club. Alva Jensen chairs the arrangements committee with Miss Marvel Newman heading the general committee. Sponsors include Miss Emily Wright and Miss Ruth Peterson. Date rumored for the event is Wednesday April 11.
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Alva Jensen
Emily Wright
Ruth Peterson
Marvel Newman
Arbor Day Proclaimed for April 16 by Governor Blood
Governor Henry H. Blood issued a proclamation setting Arbor Day for April 16. He urged citizens and organizations to observe the day with tree plantings and related exercises to beautify unsightly areas and inspire youth to value beauty year round.
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Henry H. Blood
Ten Years Ago Now in Pleasant Grove News
Ten Years Ago Now notes Junius A. West released as chairman of the Court of Honor for other duties and David Gourley named to fill the position. Funeral services for Mrs. Rosalie Driggs pioneer teacher and first telegraph operator in Pleasant Grove held at the tabernacle with Bishop S. L. Swenson in charge. Mrs. Josephine Draper announces marriage of daughter Stella to Forest Fox of Lehi on March 20. At Manila MIA meeting merit badges presented to Glenroy Iverson and tenderfoot badges to Daniel Smith and Alex Wadley.
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Junius A. West
Court of Honor
David Gourley
Tabernacle
Rosalie Driggs
Pleasant Grove
S. L. Swenson
Josephine Draper
Stella
Forest Fox
Lehi
Manila
Glenroy Iverson
Daniel Smith
Alex Wadley
Local Boys to Run in City Creek Cross Country
Twelve boys from the local high school will compete at the City Creek Cross Country run in Salt Lake City on Saturday. Participants include Elmer Foutz Carl Lowder Or yal Draper Gilbert Stage Keith Warnick Grant Wright Roy West Reed Newman Dean Atwood Ernest Grun Marlin Christiansen and Dan Smith. Pleasant Grove anticipates honors in the racing line on April 7.
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City Creek
Salt Lake City
Elmer Foutz
Carl Lowder
Or‘yal Draper
Gilbert Stage
Keith Warnick
Grant Wright
Roy West
Reed Newman
Dean Atwood
Ernest Grun
Marlin Christiansen
Dan Smith
Pleasant Grove
Marriage Announced for Lucille Boren and William Butt
Lucille Boren and William Francis Butt of Lehi were married in Salt Lake City on Friday March 30. A reception for about 200 guests will be held April 11 at the Second Ward amusement hall.
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James Baxter
Bertiice Knutsen
Third Ward
Gleaners
Second Ward
May Grus
Salt Lake
Archie Boren
Lucille
William Francis Butt
Lehi
Salt Lake City
City Water Report Finds System Very Good
A Utah State Bacteriological Laboratory report shows the city culinary water color odor and turbidity satisfactory under Utah State Board of Health rules. Three tests for harmful bacteria in the water supply all showed negative.
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Utah State Bacteriological Laboratory
Utah State Board of Health
Conference Sessions Schedule Opens This Week in Salt Lake City
General conference activities run Friday through Sunday with Relief Society events held Thursday and Wednesday. Sessions in Tabernacle and Assembly Hall feature general conferences, priesthood training, and Sunday School meetings. Also noted: efforts to join Timpanogos Cave and Hanson Cave to double cave size and boost tourist appeal with electric lighting.
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Martha T. Keetch
Harlel Marrett
Emily Astoni
Salt Lake
Relief Society
Salt Lake City
Hotel Utah
Tabernacle
Tabernacle Choir
Assembly Hall
Barratt Hall
MISS OLPIN RETURNS FROM MISSION
A missionary reflects on twenty five months in North Carolina with over two hundred fifty baptisms in two years. She describes Southern hospitality and fruitful field conditions, then returns home to Utah with President Miles Ju. Jones and other missionaries, expressing happiness and gratitude.
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North Carolina
East Central States
Louisville
Kentucky
Utah
Miles Ju. Jones
Relief Society Special Work Meeting Notice
The Second ward Relief Society invites all women in the ward to a work and business meeting next Tuesday April 10. Special new work has been planned to help prepare the Relief Society exhibit scheduled for July.
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Second Ward Relief Society
Relief Society
Windsor Ward D U P Meeting Highlights Song Talks
The Windsor camp of D U P met Thursday at Mary B. Hales home. Mary Jarman spoke on pioneer songs and their composers and Ella M. Cragan spoke on old Pioneer Homes. The congregation sang several old songs.
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Windsor Ward Daughters OF Pioneers
Windsor
Mary B. Hales
Mary Jarman
Ella M. Cragan
Bank of Pleasant Grove financial report March 5 1934 Utah
Report to the Utah Bank Commissioner shows Bank of Pleasant Grove in Pleasant Grove Utah County with total resources 288 719 21 and total liabilities 288 719 21. Items include deposits 46 804 91 time deposits 148 306 23 savings 123 767 62 and cash 58 097 43, with loans 197 008 35 and real estate assets 11 298 68. Signed by cashier Junius A West and witnessed March 28 1934. certified April 2 1994 by Bank Commissioner John A Malta.
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Utah
Bank OF
Pleasant Grove
Utah County
State of Utah
Overdiarys
Renee My
U. S
Conwach
Sviseeeeses
Colcs S
Junius A. West
Juntius A
West
J. W. Gillman
James H. Walker
J. R. Halliday
L. Swenson
John A. Malta
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