Hany Quints Play At American Fork High School
American Fork High School coaches organize a boys basketball program with 25 applicants for a first team. Coaches Ingersoll and Walker oversee practice as young players compete for guard, forward, and center positions while a league schedule with BY, Provo, Lincoln, Pleasant Grove, and Lehi opponents is set for December and January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hany Quints
American Fork High School
Ameri| Park High School
Francis Andero
Joya Strong
Wendell Binns
Crystell
Ivan Miner
Thornr Elwood Walker
David ‘ Albert Chadwick
Max Walr ‘A
de ‘R. Norton
Reed Burgess
Deve Nicholes
Sam Walker
Fay ‘Karwick
James Preston
Glade
Sidney Kkinner
de von Hart
James Durrant
Davent
George Storrs
Roy Har
Sager
Dell Mayne
Nicholes
Springville
Tere
Heber
American Fork
Lehi
Int Grove
Lincoln
Provo
B. Y
Pleasant Grove
Mantary
IssaRy
B. Y. Tehi
Grove
P. Rey
Walker
Ove High School
City Officials Pass Tentative Budget for 1930
City council approves a tentative budget totaling 37 827.56 for 1930 before a public hearing set for December 4 1929. Revenue is projected at 37 827.56 with major sources from taxes 23 872.50 licenses cemetery 14 00 water system 7 000 and fines 1 200. Expenditures cover waterworks streets police library and other departments with the same total 37 827.56. An itemized revenue and disbursement table appears on page seven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas A. Barratt
Counterfeiter Arrested In American Fork
Mart Gilbert of Salt Lake was arrested Wednesday in American Fork by Deputy Sheriffs Ira Racker and H R Booth on counterfeiting charges. More than 90 dollars in counterfeit currency mainly one dollar and smaller denominations were found. He will be held in the Utah county jail for federal officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mart Gilbert
Salt Lake
Ira Racker
H. R. Booth
Utah County
Nielsen Foster Vanza Nielsen Weds Homer Ferris Aker
Mr and Mrs P M Nielsen of Tooele announce the marriage of their daughter Vanza to Homer Ferris Aker, performed Wednesday November 27 in Salt Lake City. The couple will reside in Holtville California. The Nielsens formerly lived in American Fork where Mr Nielsen was principal of the high school for years. Local friends offer congratulations.
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P. M. Nielsen
Tooele
Esa
Vanza
Homer Ferris Aker
Salt Lake City
Holtville
California
Nielsens
Nielsen
American Fork
Fredericks and Beckstead Wed in Farmington Ceremony
The marriage of Miss Perchy Ann Fredericks daughter of Mr and Mrs Willis Fredericks to Alma Beckstead of South Jordan was held last Wednesday November 27 at Farmington. The couple will reside in South Jordan and have many friends in their communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perchy Ann Fredericks
Willis Fredericks
Alma Beckstead
South Jordan
Farmington
Parry Julian Engagement Announced
Announcement by Mr and Mrs EB Parry of Provo declares engagement of daughter Etta to Gayle C Julian son of Mr and Mrs James Julian of this city. The marriage will take place this month and both families expect many congratulations from friends.
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EB. B. Parry
Provo
Etta
Gayle C. Julian
James Julian
Missionary Farewell Largely Attended
A large turnout filled the Alpe Stake tabernacle basement Friday for Forbes Foster son of Mrs Emmi Foster as he leaves for the French mission. L B Adamson led a program with vocal trio readings solos remarks and dancing to close the social.
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Alpe Stake Tabernacle
Forbes Foster
Emmi ‘Foster
L. B. Adamson
Lillian C. Booth
Nina Halliday
Adalaide Beach
Reading
Francis Foster
Rulon Nicholes
Earth G. Youngs
Bishoping
Elder Storrs
C. B. Yod
Emma Foster- Foster
Christmas Benefit Dance Aids Community Tree Project
The Firemen host a carnival style Christmas Tree benefit dance on December 11 at Apollo Hall. Byron Dastrup's Palais Royale Band will provide music as proceeds fund the city Christmas tree at City Park. Plans include tree decorating with details to follow.
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Apollo Hall
Byron Dastrup
Palais Royale
Home Missionary Appointments In Alpine Stake
Wards of Alpine Stake announced home missionary appointments for Sunday evening December 15. American Fork Second Mon Melviyn H E Dunkley and Eli K Clayson named. American Fork Third Kenneth Singleton Himo Peters. American Fork Fourth R J Ashby and Thomas A Abel. Other three wards hold ward conferences that evening, so no appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpine Stake
American Fork
Melvyin HE. Dunkley
Eli K. Clayson
Clayson
Kenneth Singleton
Himo Peters
R. J. Ashby
Thomas A. Abel
First Ward Sponsors Lectures by Japanese Student
The First ward M Men and Gleaner Girls hosted a real evening's treat at the Alpine Stake Tabernacle with over 200 attendees. Takeo Fijuwara, a Japanese student of BYU, spoke on Japanese social habits and customs in complete costume, sharing demonstrations of Japanese culture and his experiences since joining the LDS Church and immigrating to the U.S. The event, coordinated by Delbert Greenwood, highlighted the speaker's engaging personality and timely insights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpine Stake Tabernacle
Takeo Fijuwara
Fijuwara
America
Delbert Greenwood
Flight film to show at Cameo with wartime realism
The Columbia all talking aviation feature Flight will play at the Cameo Theatre Sunday and Monday December 9. Government officials in Washington aided the production with war scene supervision by Captain Francis H.B. Pierce and Colonel Harry Lay. Military accuracy impressed army officials, with gunfire aerial maneuvers and aircraft copies based on Mexican rebellion hardware and Marine Base planes.
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Columbia
Cameo Theatre
Washington
Francis BH. Pierce
United States Marine Corps
Harry Lay
Marine
San Diego
Army
United States Marine
Jack Holt
Ralph Graves
Frank R. Capra
Christmas Spirit Evident In City's Business Houses
The article notes that local stores including Chipman Mercantile Co American Folk Co-op and J C Penney Co have created a festive Christmas display with artful windows arches banners colored lights and miniature trees. It encourages homes to join in by decorating and sharing cheer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chipman Mercantile Co
American Folk Co-op
J. C. Penney Co
Apron and Overall Ball For M Men and Gleaner Girls
The M Men and Gleaner Girls of the stake host their first annual apron and overall ball tonight at Alpine Stake tabernacle amusement hall. Attendees include M M I A officers bishops and stake leaders with partners. dress rules limit men to corduroy and ban neckties while girls wear gingham or percale frocks. Admission is 25 cents per person and refreshments will be served, with harvest theme and hall decorations planned by the Second ward.
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Alpine Stake Tabernacle Amusement Hall
Stake
Farm Bureau President Heads to Chicago for AFBF Meeting
Utah County Farm Bureau president Clayson departs Wednesday for Chicago to attend the American Farm Bureau Federation convention and training school from December 6 to 11. He plans a brief eastern country visit and aims to return by December 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayson
Utah County Farm Bureau
Chicago
American Farm Bureau Federation
William King Dies After Short Illness at 71
William King 71, a long time farmer and pioneer in the community, died December 4 at his home after a brief pneumonia illness. He was born April 12, 1858, in this city and helped pioneer the Castle Dale thrashing trade with brother Edson. Survived by wife Anna M Johnson King and children Myrtle Horton Salt Lake City Laura Davis Lehi Margarite Ohran Burlingame California Leyon Mayer Elsinore California Nella and William B. King nine grandchildren and numerous siblings. Funeral set for Sunday at 12 15 p m in the First Ward chapel with viewing at the residence.
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William King
Mr. King
Robert BE
Margaretta Lemon King
Edson
Castle Dale
Eva Cotton
Mae Kirk
Guy King
Salt Lake City
Sarah A. Allen
Denver
Colorado
John Goodwin
Lehi
Robert B
James P. King
Sacramento
California
Uillian K. Brown
Laura Dunkley
Mia
Fannie Payne
Melissa Shelley
Arthur
Ted King
First Ward
Opening Basket Ball Scores Across Wards in League Debut
In the Mens league opening week results Alpine beats First ward 22 18 Third ward over Highland 20 13 Fourth ward defeats Second ward 25 16 Wagstaff led Third ward Lewis and Adamson starred for the losers Clark and Strong shined for Alpine Greenwood excelled for First ward Binns and Crystall scored for Second ward Chadwick on offense and Ingersoll on defense excelled for Fourth ward Play resumes next Monday with Fourth ward at Alpine and next Wednesday First ward visits Highland at Alpine while Second ward meets Third ward at home.
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Ww. L
A. F
Alpine
Highland
First Ward
Third Ward
Fourth Ward
Second Ward
Wagstaff
Lewis
Adamson
Clark
Strong
Greenwood
Binns
Crystall
Chadwick
Ingersoll
Mighland
Relief Society Conference Held in Fourth Ward Chapel
The annual Relief Society conference of the Fourth ward will be held Sunday evening December 8 at 7 30 p m in the ward chapel. A splendid program has been arranged and members of the stake board will be in attendance. All officers teachers and members are urged to be present.
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Relief Society
Fourth Ward
Stake
Cotton cloth making shown to junior high students
Mr. B. R Tuttle of the J. C. Penney store spoke to junior high classes on Wednesday and Friday about cotton fabric production from growing the crop to weaving and dyeing. Miss Jean Tuttle visited Salt Lake City over the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Hale.
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B. R Tuttle
J. C. Penney Company
Jean Tuttle
Salt Lake City
Mrs. Dewey Hale
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Jesse West
Ll. A. Adamson
R. J. Brown
Spanish Fork
Fred Osterloh
St. Paul
Minnesota
Osterloh
Marjorie Boley
Ed Larsen
Gail
June
John Woodhouse
R.J. Stice
Gordon Jensen
Richard Douglass
Ogden
Farr K. Stice
Rada Callister
Boyd Stice
Dorothy
C. W. Holmes
Eva Stice
Midway
Owen West
Lorraine Boley
U A. C
Logan
Marjorie Tageart
Vic Cranney
Twila Lund
John Beck
This City
Laura Houghton
Heber Beck
Idaho
Hans Christensen
Thomas W. Reese
Glen L. Taylor
D. J. Reese
Farm Bureau
4Th Ward Sun
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