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Pleasant Grove Review

Location

Pleasant Grove, Utah, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1939

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Advanced Scouters Admit Seven Into Unique Tribal Council

Seven new members were initiated into the Secret Order of the Skunk Skull, an advanced Scouts and Scouters group in the Third ward. Initiation was led by Explorer Leader Calvin Walker with troop committeemen and commissioners in full regalia. New members include past Scoutmasters David Williamson and Ed Warburton, Fred Scholes, Hyrum Johnson, William C. Smith, John Christiansen, and Charles Christiansen. The event featured Indian regalia, council-fire talks, and a post-ceremony social at Cave Camp with ice cream and cantaloupe. The honorary organization, launched over a year ago, includes national park officials and council members who credit it with promoting scouting. Fred Shoell serves as honorary chief. Calvin Walker as active chief.

Order of the Skunk Skull Third Ward Big Cave American Fork Canyon Calvin Walker Fred Shoell W. Hulton Harold Walker David Willamson Ed Warburton Fred Scholes Hyrum Johnson William C. Smith John Christianserr Charles Christiansen A. Anderson National Parks ‘Council Merrill Cheishafferson Council L. D. Pfoutz Galvin Walker

Windsor D U P Elects Officers at Aug 10 Meeting

Windsor camp of Daughters of the Pioneers met at B Hales home on August 10. Estella Gillman was named treasurer for two years. many officers were released with no new officers elected. The event included a book and diary collection by Estella Gillman Jarman, poems by Ella Cragin, and a read aloud titled Graves Along the Trail. Refreshments and social hour followed.

Windsor B. Hales Estella Walker Gillman Rae Uiti Mary Brown Hales Emily Lunceford Gillman Jarman Norma Jarman Hales Inlst Ethel Cassidy Lowe Sarah Hy Passey Mabel Billings Baird Graves Ella M. Cragin

Last Rites for Mrs. Mary S Jeppson in Second Ward

Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Sumpson Jeppson were held in the Second Ward chapel with Burton H. Adams officiating. She died August 13 at her daughter’s home in Pleasant Grove. Surviving are son Henry J. Jeppson of Payson and daughters Mrs. Laura Kirk of Oakland and Mrs. Laura Mitchell of Pleasant Grove, with a long tribute letter from Nell Walker accompanying the notice.

Mary Sumpson Jeppson Second Warch Chapel Burton H. Adams Weibey Harring Umat Denmark Salt Lake City Peter ‘Lersen Ephraim Pleasant Grove San Pete County Simpson Charles Jopp- Saniors Daniel H Wells L.D. S Relief Society Henry J. Jeppson Payson Laura Kirk Oakland Laura Mitchell Denver Laura Ethel Tve Tom Nell Walker

Charming Reception Celebrates Cutler Wedding

A wedding reception Tuesday night at Third Ward Amusement Hall honored Mr and Mrs Lewis H. Cutler after their Salt Lake City temple marriage. Lorena Radmall, the bride, wore white net over satin as music filled the hall where 350 guests enjoyed an orange and green decor theme, cake, dancing, and a brief program led by M S Christiansen. The couple plan a Honeymoon to the El Towstone national park. Witnesses included the bride’s parents, Mr and Mrs Alms Radmall, and relatives.

Third Ward Amusement Hall Lewis H. Cutler Salt Lake City L. D. S. Temple Cutler Lorena Radmall Mildred Walkey Elaine Radmaill Ella Jenkins Frank Larrabee Fred Cutler Alma Radmall Larabee M.S Christiansen Helen Carlson Juanita Larrabee Alms Radmall Larrabee Biray ‘Nielsen Erna Neves Eltowstone National Park

Provo Team Wins Close Encounter From C. R. Clark

C. R. Clark led Pleasant Grove league with 20 wins and 4 losses as Friday results showed Smith Drug 11 Lin don 8, Christen sen-Thorne 9 Windsor 6, and CR Clark 4 Sunshine Cafe 5 in a tight schedule.

Provo C. R. Clark R Clark Pleasant Grove Smith Drug Lindon Boren Jacobs Christensen-Thorne Windsor CR Clark Sunshine Cafe

City Recreation Program To End After A Season

The city recreation committee ends the season Thursday August 31 after providing band concerts softball series at the lighted park and activities for men women and children including storytelling handicraft sand modeling and more. Supervisors were Trwhti Jensen Miss Laut Bonner and Harold B. Waller. Softball games will continue next week though the schedule is not yet set.

Recreation Committee Trwhti Jensen Laut Bonner Harold 8. Waller

Pleasant Grove Social News Notices Spread Wide

Pleasant Grove locals and visitors from Salt Lake City Provo and Holladay gathered for dinners visits birthdays and social events. Attendees include Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Woodworth Mrs. Milton Adamson Miss Lola Bradford Mrs. Thelma Adamson and many others with chatter about travel a steak fry in American Fork canyon and a birthday at the Wilford Anderson home.

Arthur Woodworth Salt Lake City George Peay Norman Radmall Alma ChrisUansen Pleasant Grove Wilford Anderson Lindon Mothers’ Club Geneve Warnick Lola Bradford Spanish Fork China A.C. Boulter Price Lacey White Ronald Vaughn First Ward American Fork Canyon George Pray Mr. Peay Annie Figgare Sis Harvey Ida Durrant Ennis Leatham Nettle Chiff Zora Peay Leona Weech Provo Thelma Adamson And W. L. Green Ella Miller Vic Russell Joseph Hennessy Carol Hatch Greens Hennessy Henry Parduhn Jay Parduhn Leon Parduhn American Fork Lois Parduhin Anderson Idaho Pulls Idaho Bert Beznant

The Three Pious Monkeys in Collier's critique

Collier's Weekly calls the three pious monkey statuettes of Japan quarrelsome thievish and untrustworthy as moral symbols that speak no evil see no evil hear no evil, questioning their value as fine moral advocates.

Japan Sach Maccagues Collier's Weekly

Pioneer Daughters Plan City Anniversary Observance

Pleasant Grove prepares for the eighty ninth anniversary with a public meeting at the Log Cabin on September 13 honoring all living pioneers. The Daughters of Utah Pioneers committee led by Mrs Pearl Bastian outlines a community program and a serving function for attendees.

Pleasant Grove Daughters Ttwh Pearl Bastian Daughters of Utah Pioneers Alvira Ol~ath Janet Mills Pearl West Rose Young Tactile Walker

Sunday Evening Meeting in Windsor Ward

Windsor ward church to host Sunday evening service directed by Sunday School. An interesting program is prepared and nine or more attendees are hoped for.

Windsor Ward

Card of Thanks for Mrs Mary Jeppson

Family thanks everyone who helped during the difficult times and at the death of our mother and grandmother. Grateful for the many beautiful floral offerings and the support from neighbors and friends.

Mary Jeppson

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