Five P G Players Named All State by S L Tribune
The Salt Lake Tribune named five Pleasant Grove players to the 1955 all-state class B football team, led by Paul Allen and Hal Lewis. North Summit also placed three players on the squad, including Eddie Jensen and Mel Brown. Other selections include Paul Anderson, Clark Ostergaard, Bill Trimble, Wayne Wright, Chad Moon, Tom Stelworthy, Tom Tavat, Gary Stevens, Gordon Slack, and Gale Sintkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Grove
Weir
Hal Lewis
Paul Anderson
Paul Allen
Bill Trimble
Clark Ostergaard
North Summit
Ute Stadium
Eddie Jensen
Mel Brown
Wayne Wright
Bill Coltrin
Say the Tribune
Lewis
Bill ‘Trimble
North Sumit
Braves
Brown
Anderson
The
Tribune
Tom Tavat
Bingham
Chad Moon
Lincoln
Tom Stelworthy
Spanish Fork
Gary Stevens
Millard
Pleasant
Third Ward to Present Play Next Tuesday
The Third Ward MPA will present the ward play The Higher Glory by Jesse Salisbury Blackett. The event is set for December 3 at 1 pm for children and on Tuesday, December 6 for adults, with a cast including Jack Phillips Gayle Judd Kaye Shields Howard Ruse Marine Fufal Harold Penrod Regula Ringger Darlene Ruse Don Hardman Alex Stecker Ovid Jeppson Doris Woolley Jenlel Fugel Darrell Frampton. Drama director Amanda Woolley assisted by Joan Hilton and stage manager L Anderson. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Salisbury Blackett
Jack Phillips
Gayle Judd
Kaye Shields
Howard Ruse
Marine Fufal
Harold Penrod
Regula Ringger
Darlene Ruse
Don Hardman
Alex Stecker
Ovid Jeppson
Doris Woolley
Jenlel Fugel
Darrell Frampton
Amanda Woolley
Joan Hilton
L. Anderson
Wes
Barre Creek 1955 Team Honors and Civic Lessons
A reflective piece on the 1955 football season, praising Barre Creek youths, coaches, and teamwork. It highlights esprit de corps, unity, and civic spirit, urging local clubs to pool resources for communal projects and sustained cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tam
Pleasant Grove
City Seeks Sewage Plant Readiness and Street Plan
Mayor reports Exporta representing He Pre sess Engineering Company of Sun Incisco are in Pleasant Grove testing the sewage disposal plant to determine readiness. Depth of laterals set around nine feet to avoid future redigging. $50 connections required. letters to residents about street lateral completion. city plans five miles of new streets with gravel base ollanix surfacing and seal coat to begin in spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberts
Merrill Warnick Named Dairyman Of Year By FFA
Merrill Warnick honored as Utah Future Farmers of America Dairyman of the Year at the association meeting. Gary Richins presented the plaque while Mrs. Warnick attended the Ladies session and foreign foods festival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrill Warnick
FFA
Air
Merrill N. Warnick
American Dairy Association
Warnick
Utah
Association of Future Farmers of America
Gary Richins
Pleasant Grove
Future Farmers of America
Third Ward Banquet Set For Saturday at Timpanogos State House
Under bishopric supervision the Third Ward hosts its annual family banquet on Saturday December 3 at 6 30 pm at the Timpanogos State House. Meals, programs, and decorations are organized by MIA ticket sales Sunday School flinner Primary association and Relief Society with proceeds for the building fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timpanogos State House
MIA
Relief Society
Warren Kirk Directs Provo Lions Minstrel
Warren Kirk directs the Provo Lions Minstrel at the Tabernacle on Tuesday and Wednesday. The show lists performers including Joan, Ellen, Petersen, Dots Johnson, Ruth Stoel and June Dickay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Kirk
Provo Lions Minstrel
Warren P
Provo Lions
Pro Tabernacle
Joan
Ellen Peterson Dots Johnson
Ruth Stoel
Dickay
Local Dinner Guests Visit Ernest Makin Family
Miss Mary Neyes of Salt Lake City together with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Olds and son Cat of Opden and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Randall and children were dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Makin and family on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Neyes
Salt Lake City
Carl Olds
Cat
Opden
Floyd Randall
Ernest Makin
Jaycees Move Ahead with Christmas Decorations Plans
The Jaycees met at Sam Gren’s home on Tuesday and cut pine boughs for Main Street decorations. They began debating plans Sunday and will announce details later. The annual steak fry, postponed by the storm, is rescheduled for Saturday December 3, with location possibly a canyon cabin or in town depending on weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Gren
Jaycees
Women’s Council Meeting Set for Saturday in Provo
The Utah County Women’s Legislative Council will move its December meeting to Thursday at 8 30 am in the Women’s Club House Provo. Co chairpersons G W Skaumburg publicity and William Hursen Welfare group director will lead the program with speakers Judge Monroe Paxman Lycan Johnson Dr Marlow R Marston and a Utah County Commission representative. Delegates and members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah County Women's Legislative Council
Mothers Speak on All-State Football Team From Vikings
Mothers of five Vikings on the All-State football team share anxious pride and hopeful pride in their sons. They emphasize teamwork, coaching influence, and the future welfare of the players while praising the coaches and school community.
Vikings Start Basketball Season Friday
Local fans may view the 1955 56 Vikings in two junior varsity games at 6 30 pm and the main event at 8 pm Friday December 2 in the high school gym Murray High School teams provide the opposition Admission is 50 cents for adults no reserved seats and a post game dance charges 25 cents per person Coach Don Crump plans to lean on about ten players once league play begins next month names include Jay Johnson Hal Lewin Bill Trimble Dan Buckner Jack Wadley Frank Driggs Arnel Winters Paul Allen Kay Giles Jerry Orpin Gary Ewell and Ed Hampton
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vikings
Don Crump
Murray High School
Crump
Jay Johnson
Hal Léwin
Bill Trimble
Dan Buckner
Jack Wadley
Frank Driggs
Arnel Winters
Paul Allen
Kay Giles
Jerry Orpin
Gary Ewell
Ed Hampton
District MIA Road Show Tonight Promises Local Talent
A District MIA Road Show is scheduled for this evening at Tum yenowod Stake House at p.m. on Thursday December 1. Officers in charge promise an enjoyable night with acts from Alping Lehi Grem Sharon Wasateh and Timpangus Stains plus between acts specialty numbers. Admission is free and all are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MIA
Thanksgiving Dinner Gatherings Highlight Local Families
Mr and Mrs L Williams and family of Salt Lake City joined Mr and Mrs George Nielson and family for Thanksgiving dinner, sharing a warm meal with Mr and Mrs Shatin Viarney and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mis . L. Williams
Salt Lake City
George Nielson
Shatin Viarney
North Utah County DUP Meeting Friday
The North Utah County Daughters of Utah Prongers will meet Friday at 7 PM in the London Ward Chapel. The regular DUP meeting will convene preceding the regular session at 1 PM.
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North
Utah County
Dup
Utah
S D Day Declared By President Eisenhower
Today, December 1 1955, is Safe Driving Day set by President Eisenhower urging Americans to drive with caution. Seven deaths from recent accidents highlight dangers of speed and carelessness on highways, prompting calls for stricter adherence to safe driving and awareness of the risks of powerful modern cars.
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Pres. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Viking Football Team Honored At Banquet
Forty-odd Viking players coaches and the principal were guests of honor at a Stag Dinner in the Grovecrest School lunch room. SK Adams praised the men and boys as fine leaders and noted the turkey dinner and generous menu. The event featured football players performing songs stories jokes and solos as part of a three month campaign summary.
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Vikng
Grovecrest
Pleasant Grove Chamber of Commerce
SK Adams
C Af
Adams
Bboard of Directors
Treasury
Funeral Services in American Fork for Walter Haag
Funeral services are held for Walter Haag 58 at the American Fork Second Ward LDS chapel. Haag of Pleasant Grove died Sunday after a brief illness. Born December 30 in Mill Creek he was son of Leonard and Ide Haag. Survivors include his widow four sons two daughters seven grandchildren and siblings. Interment will be in Pleasant Grove City Cemetery.
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American Fork
Second Ward
Walter Haag
Pleasant Grove
Mr. Haag
Amn
Fork
Dee
Mill Creek
Leonard
Ide Crippen Haag
Amy Phillips
Yom
Salt Lake
Geneva Steel Co
Gene T
Orem
Keith W
San Jose
Calif
Eldon 1
Panama
Max L
Pleasant Grow City
Richard Peterson Admitted To Hospital For Infected Foot
Richard Peterson son of Mr and Mrs Erie Petermen of Tindon was admitted to Utah Valley Hospital Monday morning for treatment of an infected foot. He was injured on November 18 in Salt Lake City while playing in the state championship game. He leaves Senor at Plewoust Grove High Benoa.
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Richard Peterson
Erie Petermen
Tindon
Utah Valley
Richard Wan
Salt Lake City
Helen Senor
Plewoust Grove High
Benoa
Dr Nephi Kezarian to Speak in Third Ward
Dr Nephi Kezarian will be the featured speaker at the Third Ward Sacrament Meeting Sunday evening at 7:30 pm. Elton Robb of the Ward Sunday School announced the event, noting Dr Kezarian will discuss the "Real Spirit of Christmas."
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nephi Kezarian
Third Ward
Nephi & Kevarian
Elton Robb
Kexarian
Farmers Union Plans To Help Farmers In Utah
A statement issued to the Review by Jeane Tuttle president of the Utah Farmers Union outlines concerns for American farmers. The piece notes the worsening agricultural situation and promises an important next week announcement offering a plan to support farms and farmers nationwide.
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Farmers Union
Jeane Tuttle
Utah Urers Union Organization
Farmers of America
Tom
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