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Newspaper
Pleasant Grove Review
Location
Pleasant Grove, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1944
Page
5
Pleasant Grove hosted a bond rally with planes cannons and a military caravan to promote the fourth war loan. High school students and Pacific veterans spoke as bond buyers gained rides in amphibious jeeps, urging continued home front support. Emmeline Kirk urged residents to buy more bonds to aid soldiers fighting Japan and Germany.
A corrected roster for the Girls Basketball team is listed, naming Marie Harper as captain Blaine Richards and other players including Dawn Bite Swenkon Gayle Walker Bonnie Ivers Clela Gibson Ramona Haris Joyce Hooley Betty Louise Bullock Maurine Murthy Tona Willett Carol Stark Arlene Rasmussen Mildred Roundy Maurine Walker Naomi Lunceford. The Bonds and Stamps figures from Nov 26 are shown. The Home Front satire review by Robert M. Yoder will be discussed by Mrs. Wilson Cunningham at American Park Library on December 6, hosted by the Literary Library Club of Pleasant Grove.
Colorado State College experiment station finds native plant pingue contains high rubber in roots from 4.8 to 50 percent. The weed grows in mountainous counties of south central Colorado and is poisonous to livestock.
The notice outlines multiple applications to change point of diversion, place, and use of large volumes of water from underground wells near Salt Lake City for industrial needs at the Geneva Steel Plant. It details new withdrawal rates, well locations, tunnel and pipe routes, and return flows to Utah Lake, with protest deadlines set for January 7, 1944.
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