Shannon and Hales Sponsor Pleasant Grove Baseball Season
Loyd Shannon and CKE Hales back Pleasant Grove in Central Utah league efforts. The 1952 PeeGee Berries squad aims for depth and pace with new players Dan Crump Paul Belliston and a strong outfield. Junior Chamber members to sell season tickets starting Friday to fund the drive.
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Pleasant Grove
Loyd Shannon
Cue Hales
Utah
Shannon
Grovers
Payson
Union Town Boys
Ing
Iva
Cliff Hales
Paul Belliston
Nephi
Paul
Dan Crump
Chicago Cubs
New York Yanks
Don
Centralia
Berdean Jarman
Leonard Carter
Stan McAllister
Udell Westover
Darrell Harper
Doug Robinson
Daniny Payne
Frank Laga
Ronald Robinson
Grant Fow Jes
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Jayenes
Clit
Berries
Chamber of Commerce
Cliff Hates
Central Utah
PeeGee
Pleasant Grove Sends Teams to BYU Relays
Pleasant Grove High School enters track and field and tennis squads for the BYU Relays at the Y Stadium today and tomorrow. Coach Max Shifrer fields David Harvey in singles with Jim Harvey and Gary Lenge in doubles. Coach Bill Smith leads 11 junior high athletes today and five senior high competitors Saturday, led by Ken Shoell Gary Marsh Mex Nelson Bill Keetch and Run Olsen for the Blue and White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Grove High School
BYU
Max Shifrer
David Harvey
Jim Harvey
Gary Lenge
Bill Smith
Bill
Ken Shoell
Gary Marshall
Mex Nelson
Bill Keetch
Run Olsen
War on Weeds and Street Cleanliness in Town
The note urges a swift fight against weeds as spring arrives and warns that delays raise work later. It also calls for trash control at Pirot South and Main Street with waste bins to reduce loose newspaper bundles blown about by wind. A New Mexico murder trial paragraph notes a hung jury relying on pharist remedies.
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Pirot South
Main Street
Rcb
New Mexico
Caae
Torman
Torhita
Kay Johnson Wins Honors In Hair Coloring Contest
Miss Kay Johnson a Pleasant Grove High School student won first place and the large loving cup for hair coloring at the Five State Beauty Operators Convention held at the Newhouse Hotel Salt Lake City. She modeled for Style Art Beauty Salon Springville and also earned an honorable mention in hairstyling competition. Kay is the daughter of Roy A Johnson 308 North Third West Pleasant Grove.
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Kay Johnson
Pleasant Grove High School
Newhouse Hotel
Salt Lake City
Miss Johnson
Style Art
Springville
Carolee Johnson
Kay
M's
Roy A. Johnson
308 North
Third Fast
Pleasant Grove
Janet Jensen Wins Dress Designing Contest in SLC
Miss Janet Jensen former Pleasant Grove High School student now at South High School Salt Lake City won the dress designing contest sponsored by Z C M I in April. She won in the high school group and received a 26 certificate usable at ZCMI.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet Jensen
Pleasant Grove
South High School
Salt Lake City
College
Jensen
ZCMI
New York
Joseph Love Incorporated
Mills Jensen
Jessel Jensen
North
1St Mast
Open House Honors Mrs. Hattie Smith Richards
The Mmmity of Hattie Smith Richards will hold open house for their mother Sunday at the Harry Richards home on First West Street. Hours will be from two to three o clock. The affair will celebrate her 86th birthday. All friends and neighbors are invited to call.
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Hattie Smith Richardts
Harry &. Richards
First West Street
Os Pa
Warty
Bennett seeks faster city mail delivery for Pleasant Grove
Senator Wallace F Bennett asks the Post Office Department to speed approval of city mail delivery in Pleasant Grove. He notes inspectors completed the January request and that postal officials have met key recommendations. He urges timely action aligned with the department’s program and asks for the inspectors report outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace F. Bennett
Post Office Department
Washington
Sena
Pleasant Grove
Joseph R. Mills
Joseph J. Lawler
Sey. Bennett
Bradley Named Secretary Treasurer of Pleasant Grove Chamber
H E Bradley becomes secretary treasurer of the Pleasant Grove Chamber of Commerce appointed by the board after 1937 service as Utah Power & Light agent. He received a 25 year service pin in Salt Lake City and has held civic roles including Lions Club director and Taipanogos Stake Sunday School assistant superintendent. He and Beulah Gunderson have three children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Bradley
Utah Power & Light Company
Pleasant Grove
Chamber of Commerce
Board of
Salt Lake City
Mr. Bradley
Hureka
Utah
Up&lc
Tinle High School
University of Utah
UPL
Eureka
Provo
Price
Bradley
Lions Club
Taipanogos Stake
Beulah Gunderson
Mammoth
H. B. Bradley Jr
Jerry Mae Cook
Difford Bradley
Pleasant Grave
City Considers House-to-House Mail Delivery for Pleasant Grove
Inspector will recommend city adoption of house-to-house mail service once street renumbering is finished in Pleasant Grove. Postmaster Ray Mills cites a 1950 population of 3 183 with 2 500 needed for eligibility and notes a Sept 1 target if new equipment arrives, including three sorting cases and parcel post delivery on a mounted route with a contractor vehicle.
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Pleasant Grove
Third
Ray Mills
P. H. Besselieyre
Mills
Don’t Follow The Fire Truck Too Close Chief Warns
Fire Chief West urged Pleasant Grove residents to stay at least 500 feet from arriving fire trucks. He cited a Utah incident where vehicles crowded a responding unit, causing it to overshoot the scene due to a wrong address and be blocked on the return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foru West
Pleasant Grove
Fire Department
Mr. West
American Fork
Mayor Proclaims Cancer Control Month Aimed at Public Action
The mayor issues a proclamation urging public observance of April as Cancer Control Month and calls for cooperation with the American Cancer Society Crusade. A door to door drive starts April 24 as part of the 1952 campaign with emphasis on cancer’s ongoing toll and the need for community effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. Sovert Marrow
Publc
American Cancer Society
Proclamation on Health and April Fire Control Ban
Proclamation declares April as a month of control over health and disease issues. It notes the burden of illness on the community and calls for measures to improve welfare. City officials emphasize the need to curb dangerous illnesses and protect residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ila
Robert Marrett
Rosalie Richards Wins District Essay Contest
Pleasant Grove High School junior Rosalie Richards won the District Four American Legion Auxiliary essay contest with Rights and Duties of An American. Her first place essay will enter the state contest in Salt Lake City at month end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mina Rosalie Richards
Pleasant Grove
American Legion Auxiliary
Salt Lake City
Rosalie
Della Smith
Mary Walker
Springville High School
Mie Thalitds
Pioneer Log Cabin to Get New Roof
The Pioneer Log Cabin will replace its existing rain damage roof due to leaks. Weather permitting, crews will install a cement roof after a fundraiser at the Grove Theatre on Thursday and Friday, April 28 and 29. Fern Smith chairs the drive with local ward leaders assisting.
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Pioneer
Pioteer Park
D. U. el Lickets
Grove Theatre
Trewlay
Fern Smith
Pearl Adam
Pirst
Mitinie
Nora Macfarlane
Cora Atwood
Lucile H. Walker
Jenve Ward
BYU Speaker Cleon Skougen to Lecture at Second Ward
Cleon Skougen of BYU campus will lecture at the Second Ward chapel on Thursday April 28. Sponsored by the Second Ward Moen and Gleaners, the event invites the adult public to hear Skougen discuss his service with the FBI and the topic Communism in Government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleon Skougen
BYU
Teachers seek $200 raise for Alpine District
Alpine District teachers press for a $200 raise, seeking a minimum raise to $2670 and a maximum to $4170 with a $70 flat increment. They cite increased valuations and 20 new teachers while the board weighs finances amid district red ink and debt. The board offers $180 to Central Utah League teams and approves funds for Forbes School playground expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpine
David R. Mitchell
Garbage Dump To Open Three Days A Week Under Supervision
The city announces a new dump site with limited hours and an attendant. Gates open Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays from 10 am to 7 pm, with restrictions on combustibles and vehicle bodies. Violations will be prosecuted. residents may contact Cleone B Shields or Hoyt Shields to arrange removal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dane
Eldon Johnson
Johnson
Hoyt Shields
Cleone B. Shields
Fruit Crop Outlook Good in North Utah County
Agricultural officials said fruit crops in North Utah County look excellent for several years with only a killing frost threatening. Apricot trees are expected to bloom April 26 to May 1, while cherry bloom is due by May 10. About 95 percent of Utah peaches come from Box Elder Weber Davis Salt Lake Grand and Washington counties.
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Utah County
Utah
Box Elder
Weber
Davis
Salt Lake
Grand
Washington
Willis Brimhall Named Associate Editor of Star
Willis H Brimhall is appointed associate editor of the Millennial Star in the British Mission following his return home in February. He is a Pleasant Grove native, BYU geology graduate 1949, MS in zoological sciences 1951 from the University of Arizona Tuscott, served in the Navy in World War II, and is a member of the Pleasant Grove First Ward Timpanogos Stake.
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Willis H. Brimhall
Tollowe
Hitler
Richard L. Pope
Mie
Rt. W. Brimball
Pleasant Grove
Brigham Young University
University of Arizona
Tuscott
Great Britain
Elder Brimhall
Timpanogos Stake
Second Ward Sunday School Elects New Officers
Frank Walker was confirmed as superintendent of the Second Ward Sunday School alongside Floy Taylor as first and Gerald Kleram as second assistants. Dan W. Peterson, Keith Miller, and Frank Walker were thanked for past service. Four boys Paul Alten Elden Davis Don Bordham and Terry Holman graduated from Primary. The session closed with remarks and handing over to Leiden Warnl Missionaries Jennie Fisher Ostergaard and Dale Morton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wranit Wanker
Second Ward
Floy Taylor
Gerald Kleram
Dan W. Peterson
Keith Miller
Frank Walker
Paul Alten
Elden Davis
Don Bordham
Terry Holman
Hime Wan
Leiden Warnl
Jennie Fisher Ostergaard
Dale Morton
Good Yields Of Peas Expected Despite Lateness Of Season
Farmers in Pleasant Grove territory expect normal pea plantings and good yields despite a late spring and wet conditions. Wesley Jenne of Pleasant Grove Canning Company says plants are set for a capacity run this year and signing of tomitin acreage is underway. Jenne traveled to Moapa Nevada to inspect tomato plants and will return Sunday as rumors in Utah County rise about a below par pea crop due to weather and high runoff.
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Pleasant Grove Canning Company
Wesley Jenne
Ni Wedneway
Jense
Wither Tunners
Utah
Jens
Moapa
Nevada
Thurpiay
Tometo
Tomitin
Aleady
Utah County
Tense Anid
Mix. Tense
Fletcher Hicks To Be Speaker at Grove W Fireside
Fletcher Hicks is announced as the speaker for a Grove W Fireside event at the home of Mr and Mrs Hard Armilatoud at 7 pm. BYU will provide remarks and the gathering features Mrs Hicks and local hosts with noted attendees, including Avilla Hu fey and Afton Pace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fletcher Hicks
Grove W. Fireside
Goyre
Hard
Wal
Wtolen
Mr. Lasciin
H. Wallher
Boyd Harper
Slide Hazards Rise as Canyon Water Grows
Reporting from the Cave Camp area supervisor Thomas A. Walker notes ongoing slides in Canyon, with snow edging cliffs and rock hazards on the highway. He expects the Cave to remain closed to tourists until after dangerous sites pass, likely not before May. Moraine snow and rising creek levels delay opening, contrasting last year’s April 28 opening.
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Thomas A. Walker
Ube
Walker
Tin Peak
Sittes
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Hattie Smith Richards
H. B. Bradley
H. E. Bradley
Pl. Grove C. of
Mayor Issues
Marrett
Ot Ua Dependa
Rosalie Richards
Cleon Skousen
Second Ward Hall
Prank Butto
Orem
Clark Shee D. Ashton
Willis Brimhall
Star
S. School
Ywaa Ward
Attivwrs, Presledat
Avilla
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