Conference Schedule Set for April Weekend Services
The stake announces a regular quarterly conference spanning Friday evening April 22 through Sunday with sessions led by Brother Beck and remarks by President Wild Warnick. The program lists morning and afternoon meetings with choirs, prayers, testimonies, missionary reports, and a stake Mutual Association event in the evening.
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Brother Beck
Wild W. Warnick
Lyman E. Rich
Trom
Windsor Ward
Robert D. Away
Christiansen
Orval Larsen
Ile
Main Street sidewalks repaired by city crews
Main Street sidewalks were repaired under the street department. Workers replaced worn cement not thick enough to withstand frost. LeRow Thorne and other nearby properties were affected as crews reworked sections along both sides of the street.
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Main Street
LeRow Thorne
Body officers chosen for 1933 34
The student body of the local high school selected officers for the 1933 34 year with Charles Harris as president Wanda Cullimore as recorder Beth White as secretary.
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Charles Harris
Dent
Wanda Cullimore
Beth White
IS TOURNAMENT ON AT PROVO MEET FOR 1 DAY
The Provo high school program hosts a one day meet Friday featuring Grant Wayne Johnson Lee urley Knayle Linebaugh nson Farrel West Dan Jesse Frampton and Leon as participants.
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Provo
Grant Wayne Johnson
Lee and
Urley
Knayle Linebaugh
Nson
Farrel West
Dan Jesse Frampton
Leon
Second Ward May Day Health Festival Preview
A May Day Health Festival presented by the Second Ward Primary children is set for Friday evening April 21 at 6 o clock in the Second Ward chapel. The cast features Judge of Good Health But ave ke mind Conway Clerk of Court Gene atte Prisoners and several named child roles. The program includes a tableau on the Word of Wisdom and a stunt by teachers. Public invitation extended.
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Second Ward
Conway
Pleasant Grove Bids Farewell to Local Notables and Easter Events
Pleasant Grove residents held Easter gatherings and welcomed visitors from Provo Salt Lake City American Fork and Ogden. Social events included meetings, dinners, church activities and a bridal shower with numerous local families and 4 H clubs participating.
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Clarence Walton
Salt Lake City
Silas Thorne
Bingham
William Thorne
American Fork
Pleasant Grove
Relief Society Plans Honor For Mrs Wadley Friday
Relief Society will entertain Friday evening in honor of Mrs Jessie Wadley resigning as secretary after years of service. She teaches at the State Training School in American Fork and cannot continue active society work. The event, at Mrs Wadley home, features a memory quilt with each member’s block and name. Entertaining committee is Angie Warnick and Lillian Ellis. Refreshments by Elsie Swenson and Mrs Eaves. Special guests include Mrs Edith Monson Mrs Maggie Roundy and Maud Warnick.
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Manilla Ward Relief Society
Jessie Wadley
American Fork
Relief Society
Lillian Ellis
Elsie Swenson
Eaves
Edith Monson
Maggie Roundy
Sunshine
Maud Warnick
Relief Society Social Honoring Safety First Cast
Second Ward Relief Society officers hosted a Monday social honoring the cast of the play Safety First. The program included Margie Wadley’s vocal solo, a Stella Hardman Helen Walker duet, readings by Zelda Freeman and Martha Peterson, and group singing with Luella E Thorne featuring the cast. Ice cream and cake followed with positive remarks from Amanda Gleason and Millie Poulson.
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Second Ward Relief Society
Safety First
Margie Wadley
Stella Hardman
Helen Walker
Vida Conway
Zelda Freeman
Millie Poulson
Martha Peterson
Amanda Gleason
Luella E
Loader takes mile at Salt Lake with 4 48.95
Carl Loader of this city won the mile at the quadrangular meet held at South High School in Salt Lake City with a time of 4 48.95 He will represent the local school at the invitational meet in Provo Friday and Saturday The Alpine track meet at Lincoln on March 31 produced several high point winners who also compete at Provo
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Carl Loader
South High School
Salt Lake City
Provo
Lincoln
Council Passes On City Business At Regular Meeting
City business items discussed Saturday included approving a $2047 claim for rat campaign work and $83.50 for follow up, repair of Third West cement walks, writing off about $100 of RFL Co. labor from the garbage dump cleanup, installation of large unload signs, fencing on National Loader and Ford Paulson property lines, leaving lattice work for climbing roses at Pioneer Park to the City Property committee, and accepting irrigation credits for labor on a city account.
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Clark
Utah County Agricultural Inspection Department
Councilman
Third West Street
Fugal
RFL Co
National Loader
Ford Paulson
Pioneer Park
City Property Committee
Swenson
Irrigation Co
Daughters of Pioneers Hold Windsor Ward Meeting
Windsor ward Daughters of the Pioneers met Thursday April 13 at Mary B. Hales home. Captain Ella M Cragan led the event with biographical sketches of Philander Brown and wife. Julia Ramsey Brown performed a solo. Norma Hales Thora Hales and Iona Hales Johnson sang in a trio. A social hour and refreshments followed.
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Windsor Ward
Daughters of the Pioneers
Mary B. Hales
Ella M. Cragan
Philander Brown
Julia Ramsey Brown
Provo
Norma Hales
Thora, Hales
Iona Hales Johnson
Hales
WeatherDoes Not Interfere With School Practice
Weather does not deter high school athletes who practice daily for the Invitational meet at the BYU on Friday and Saturday. Despite storms, class baseball games continue. The item notes multiple social visits and a Temple wedding in Salt Lake City.
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B. Yu, U
Alfalfa Weevil Control An Individual Problem
Alfalfa weevils hatch from eggs laid by adult weevils raised in the same field. If many weevils mature this year, next year’s damage is certain. Keeping numbers down prevents future damage. control is an individual farm issue, not a regional migration.
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Soto
Ten Years Ago Now Ten Years Ago Now
Local column recounts April 1929 events from the Third ward welcome home for Melvin Hansen to a high school drain project and ball park work. Mentions weddings Lucia Allred and Arville Cutler, 7th wedding anniversary for Karl and Mrs. Banks, Eleanor Ball wed Fred Southwick, and Pleasant Grove City buying land for a ball park. Mayor West proclaims April 27 a legal holiday to assemble for park work.
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Third Ward
Melvin Hansen
Helmar Nelson
Elia
Hayes
Miss Smith
Lucia Allred
Arville H. Cutler
Lindon
L. B. Allred
Karl Banks
Eleanor Ball
Manila
Fred Southwick
Lehi
Pleasant Grove City
Junius A. West
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Ann Caffein
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Ralph Nelson
Janes
Vern Deveraux
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Lucille Gray
Duanne Harper
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Alpine
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California
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Farrell Collett
Anson B. Call
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LaPoint
Utah
May Graa
Suzanne
Arminta Hayes
Alfred Dexter
Margaret Whittingham
Salt Lake
George Foutz
Annie Harrvicson
Pocatello
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R. M. Rogers
Victor Johnson
Sadie Chandler
LaRene Cooper
Ogden
Mary J. Cooper
C. S. Hill
Lyman Taylor
W. L. Greene
Howard Ferguson
C. O. Jensen
Sandy
Soreyi Rasmussen
Anna Johnson
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George Monson
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L. D. S. Hospital
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Margaret Wilson
Fred C. Shoell
Rex Packard
Ronald Jones
Ted Anthon
Logan
Glade Linebaugh
Viola West
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Ernest Fowlke
London
Lucile Fowlke Page
Joseph Page
Edmund Cragan
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Spanish Fork
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Virgil Peck
Rose Butte
Ray Pulley
Manilla Ward
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Newdale
Ray Gillman
Clarence
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John Dixon
Roy Chipman
Hedge Christiansen
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