Pleasant High School Boys Day social and events summary
The Pleasant High School Boys Day social featured a program led by John tiny and included music by Ben Howard Lanne and others. Students attended a large evening event, with a junior assembly planned for April 24 and a planned radio program for April 25. Senior activities included a yearbook, a senior play and a dance, with preparations for graduation and the commencement program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace
Tyler Rogers
Nature Plays Freak Stunts With Miniature Cyclone in Pleasant Grove
A small scale cyclone was observed in Pleasant Grove Sunday about 4:30 p m. It swept Tyerson Hill in Manila and toppled a chicken coop at Kenneth Meredith’s farm, damaged a tent at Gil ward channel grounds, and blew down a telephone pole near Warnick Swenson Lane. High water raised Grove Creek, narrowing the old gravel pit west of Frank Atrood’s home. The event faded as quickly as it began, causing no major injuries or lasting damage.
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Pleasant Grove
Tyerson Hill
Manila
Kenneth Meredith
Yorgi
Meredith Farm
Dam
Tendis
Gil Ward Channel Grounds
Warnick Swenson Lme
Ncll
Grove Creek
Prank
Funeral services for Hulda Richins attract large crowd
Many friends of Hulda Richins attend a full Third Ward chapel service in Ogden for her funeral after a three week illness of heart trouble. Speakers include President Warnick and former bishop Frank Atwood, with musical tributes and reflections on her faithful service and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hulda Anderson
Richins
Relief Society Chorus
Mary Neves
Sam Hilton
May R. Walker
Lindon
Redeemer
Warnick
Sister Richins
Frank Atwood
Third Ward
Hleroy Murdock
Murdock
Neils Pugal
Hfe
Joseph Walker
Wward
Dean Anderson
Ogden
Harold M. Wright
Stake Presidency
High School Class Launches Project For Improvement
A civic class under Instructor Eleroy West undertakes a community beautification project as part of the district Home and Community Beautification flow campaign. Each student drafts a miniature landscape plan of the home grounds, studying landscaping principles and suitable local flowers and shrubs. The class also surveys ward spots needing remediation or removal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleroy West
Provo High Dance Review entrants eye Invitational Con test
Five students Berniece Hironson Mary Fugal Katherine Olpin Gloria Wadley and Orpha Walker will compete in the Invitational Dance Con test set for Provo on April 26 and 27 Arvel Wadley a returned missionary spoke to Seminary classes on Monday April 16 Iris track team members listed include Lara Adams Vergle Gillonan Madge Hooley Jewel Pai Rath Honey King Hooley Barbara Lewder Pauline Gunderson Geraldine Burns Virginia Johnson Bisl Jarvis Myrtle Keetch Denn Tomlinson Betty Greene Joan Walker Bobbie Jean Nelson Verrene Monson and Margaret Adams
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Berniece Hironson
Mary Fugal
Katherine Olpin
Gloria Wadley
Orpha Walker
Provo
P Banter
Trrietor
Iris
Igh
Lara Adams
Vergle Gillonan
Madge Hooley
Jewel Pai
Rath Honey
King Beb Hooley
Barbara Lewder
Pauline Gunderson
Geraldine Burns
Virginia Johnson
Bisl Jarvis
Myrtle Keetch
Denn Tomlinson
Betty Greene
Joan Walker
Bobbie Jean Nelson
Verrene Monson
Margaret Adams
Mid-Westerners Show Interest In Mormon People
Elder Wadley reports Midwest interest in Mormons as a people rather than their religion. He notes South Dakota, Minnesota residents favor L D S welfare plans and Utah films. He cites Mayo Clinic visit and five Mormon doctors, drought in South Dakota, Montana dairying, and Utah’s advantages. An automatic timer for telephone calls was also built.
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Oector Olvit Watley
R. D. Watley
Manila
North Central States
Manila Ward
Arza Adams
Wadley
South Dakota
Minnesota
Utah
Paiibault
Salt Lake
Paribault
Winona
Poland
Arvil
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Mayo Brothers
Charles
Emmett
Oxden
Elder Wadley
Montana
Last Rites For Mrs. Annie Olsen Held Thursday
Mrs. Annie Olsen, 61, died after a long illness in Manila. Born October 26, 1878 in Sweden, she moved to Utah as a child and lived in Murray and Pleasant Grove. Survived by husband, nine children, 19 grandchildren, three great grandchildren, a brother and two sisters. Funeral Thursday at the Manila ward chapel with burial in Pleasant Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Olzen
Hore
Manila
Sweden
Niels
Margaret Lindgiist
Utal
Murray
Pleasant Grove
Andrew Olsen
Jonepl Olen
Pluacant Grose
Mrz
Peat Bourton
Leonard Olen
Elsie Newman
Raymond Olsen
Provo
Roy
Earl
Ethel
Andrew Lindquist
Alga Thore
James Evans
Salt Lake City
Manila Ward
H. V. Swenson
Pleasant Grove Cemetery
Former Resident Wins Promotion In U S Service
Harold D. Rob inson, Pleasant Grove native, has been assigned as American Consul to Singapore British Malays. A longtime U S Trade Commissioner since 1936, he has served in the U S Foreign Service and now awaits posting in Singapore. His sisters learned of the promotion recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Grove
Washington, D. C
Harold D. Robason
Lewis 5S
Mary Driggs Robinson
Singapore
United ‘States
U.S. Foreign Service
Millie R. Paulson
Rhoda Stagg
Robinson
Lindon
University of Utah
Brigham City
Manila Ward Plans Golden Jubilee Reunion
The Manila ward marks its Golden Anniversary with a Saturday evening reunion in the ward chapel. A. P. Wamick organizes the program featuring an entertainment lineup, refreshments, and a dance. Former ward members are invited to attend.
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Manila Ward
A. P. Wamick
Sights And Sanitation Committee Outlines Aims
The Pleasant Grove Sights and Sanitation Committee led by Samuel Hilton and George Paul urges citizens to support a seven year beautification and cleaner city drive. They call for sanitation, removal of debris, repair of fences and old structures, proper disposal of old implements, and manure management to combat pests and improve health and beauty of the town.
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Pleasant Grove
Samuel Hilton
BC Linebaugh
George Paul
West
George L. Paul
Clean Community Sweeps Recognize 120 Student Volunteers
A local judging panel will visit homes of 120 students who cleaned sites and beautified their community. Winners will be announced next week, with 60 plus names including Blaine Weeks Bernice Beveridge Nona Bronson Glenda Richins Evelyn Proctor Ronald Proctor Reed Bezzant and many others.
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Peres
Peptis
Mie
Blaine ‘Weeks
Bernice Beveridge
Nona Bronson
Glenda Richins
Neal Jeppson
Joseph Mitchell
Evelyn Proctor
Ronald Proctor
Reed Bezzant
John Swenson
Elia Walker
Hyrum Bradley
Gwen Lee
Mavis Loader
Eugene Holman
Martha Ann Mills
Myrle Pederson
Shirley Hebertson
Harold Green
Darrell Beveridge
Ant Alene Jacobs
Raquel Adamson
Geraldine Christensen
Douglas Allen
Dean Christense
Buddy Burns
Warner Pullman
Morrell Olson
Vern Proctor
Norma Radman
Bessie Green
Joyce Allen
Jack West
LaRoss Brady
Archibe Loader
Jack Holman
Bill Robinson
Kenneth Richins
Ardena Beck
Douglas Beck
Dixie West
Lucille Pearson
Leon Hatch
Batty Jo Page
Shirley Allen
Mary Paulson
Kathryn Merrill
Sharon Rollins
Thoral Rasmussen
Verna Proctor
Louis Adams
Louise Adams
Marcia Wadley
Brian Bezzant
Anna Jane Nelson
Rela Mae Winters
Elva Nielsen
Carol Christensen
Monte Beers
Joan Hardman
Beverly Wright
Douglas Robinson
Geraldine Thorne
Maurine Pedersen
Conrad Loader
Geraldine Adamson
Leland Weeks
Merrill Howe
Patsy Anderson
Carol Mu¢c-Millan
Joyce Barton
Kathleen Adamson
Lorraine Jeppson
Jean Freeman
Jay Ash
Donna Christensen
Nadine Nielson
Jimmy Walker
Beverly Smith
Jerry Bradley
Dale Walker
Kirtley Robbins
Georgia Bullock
Janet Warnick
Joan Nielson
Lucille Mills
LaMriel Allen
Grant Radmall
Lois Berrant
Kaye West
Kenneth McMillan
Leohard West
Paul Radmall
Melba Gardiner
Paul Crease
Dick Christensen
Kay Christiansen
James Mustos
Jewel Warburton
Maxine Turner
Walter Mitchell
Reth Radmall
Kenneth Harvey
Irene Warnick
Lara Dene Hudson
Glen Rabbis
Shiley Smith
Mark Radmall
Shirley Day
Maxine Lee
Ivins Attends Stake Seventies Meet at Timpanogos Tabernacle
Anton R. Ivins represented the Seven Presidents of Seventy at the Seventies stake convention in the tabernacle. He instructed quorums on organization and work during morning and afternoon sessions. Reports were read by Claude Croft, Jesse Thorne, Dean Walker, and Charles Harper. W. W. Warnick spoke briefly. The afternoon session included Priesthood meeting and music by the Seventies chorus and A Heck. Paul discussed Seventy calling. Harold M. Wright presided.
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Timpanogos
Anton R. Ivins
Claude Croft
Jesse Thorne
Dean Walker
Charles Harper
W. W. Warnick
Seston
Stake
Anton
Heck
Paul
Harold M. Wright
City Marshal Arrests Offenders in Safety Campaign
City Marshal George Pai arrested Standard Bills of Iverson Sunday at 9 p m for failure to stop at a corner. He was given five days to appear before Justice C G Ney. The arrests are part of a safety campaign with warning tickets noting this is not a summons and may lead to license suspension upon repeat violations.
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George Pai
Iverson
Simal
CG. O. Ney Yan Th &Ohe
Mangame
Utah
Motor
Play Presented At M I A Meet
A one act play titled A Paternity Case directed by Helen Warnick of Manila was presented at the Second ward M I A Assembly program on Tuesday evening.
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Helen Warnick
Manila
Second Ward
M. I A
Strawberry Day Plans Drawn By Chamber Directors
At a Chamber of Commerce directors meeting plans were drafted for the Annual Strawberry Day to be held in early June. Committees were named to organize queen contest music reception finance advertising concessions parade and membership. President Fred C. Shoell announced chairmen for each committee and discussed repairing or replacing worn banners for the celebration.
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Chamber of Commerce
Fred C. Shoell
Harvey Smith
Harry Richards
Merrill N. Wattick
William ©. Stith
Lycah Johnson
Karl Banks
Vilace Radmall
Harvey Smithy
Frank Heidenreich
Ward High Priests Hold Conference in First Ward
A High Priest conference was held Sunday evening in the First ward under ward leader Oscar Evans. Speakers were Lawyrence Atwood, Alex Lowe, and Burton H. Adams of the Timpanogos stake quorum presidency. Sustaining of officers proceeded under stake secretary Winfield Lark. A duet “God Bless America” was sung by Jerry Loebbreathe r.
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Oscar Evans
Lawyrence Atwood
Alex Lowe
Burton H. Adams
Timpanogos
Stake
Winfield Lark
America
Jery Loeb Bbeatheer
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