Kirk Performs in Salt Lake City Operas
Mr and Mrs Warren Kirk spent Tuesday and Wednesday evenings in Salt Lake City with Mr Kirk appearing as a soloist in two operas at the Ladies Literary Club El Tabarra by Puccini and Ariadne by Strauss. Both operas are worthwhile and are slated for College Hall Prova on December 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Kirk
Salt Lake City
Kirke
Ladies Literary Club
el Tabarra
Puccini
Richard Strauss
College Hall
Prova
Modernettes Entertained by Mrs Keig Jacobs
The Modernettes enjoyed a pleasant evening with Mrs Keith Jacobs on Friday. Wable eames and Mix were served during the early hours. Don B. Walker won the club prize. Guests included Mrs Myron Dense and Mrs Homer Royle. The group planned their Christmas party and the hostess served a tasty event to invited members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith Jacobs
Wable Eames
Mix
Don B. Walker
Myron Dense
Iix
Homer Royle
B. Cobbley
Don.b. Walker
Don Stubbs
D. J. Fowlke
Lnyd West
Ray Byers
Ford West
Glen Noble
M. Berre
George McNees
One Act Play Delights Lindon Ward Mutual Crowd
A large Lindon crowd enjoyed the one act play Enemi change presented Tuesday evening by the Lindon Ward Mutual. Directed by Gerald Caldwell with help from Miss Helen Viellunnd the production featured Rayola Gill men, Vance Keeteh, Bill Keeteh, Max Nelson and Don Tomlinson in the cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enemi
Lindon Ward Mutual
Gerald Caldwell
Helen Viellunnd
Rayola Gillmen
Vance Keeteh
Bill Keeteh
Max Nelson
Don Tomlinson
Pleasant Grove levies tax for street paving district five
Pleasant Grove City Utah adopts an ordinance to raise 810.40 abutter share for street paving in District No. 5. Tax set at 35 cents per frontage with corner lot relief. Payments in five annual installments from Jan 1 1951. Interest 6 percent on late sums. property may be sold for delinquent taxes. Streets affected Second North and Fourth West with U.S. Forest Service land excluded. Ordinance takes effect 20 days after publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Grove City
Utah
Plasant Grove
Second North Street
First West Street
First East Street
Fourth West Street
Second South Street
Third South Street
United States
U. S. Forest Service
W. Robert Marrott
Troop 21 BSA Enjoys A Free Airplane Ride
Second ward Boy Scouts Troop 21 traveled in uniform to Provo for a free airplane ride over Utah County, a celebration following over a year of work. Merrill Christofferson, president of the Utah National Parks Council, arranged the event and treated all present to the flight. Senior Patrol Leader David West and other members led the troop as Scoutmaster Rey Pulley attended with family and Mrs. Ford West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Ward
Utah County
Merrill Christofferson
Utah National Parks Council of Boy Scouts
Provo
Lonp
David West
Wayne Ash
Tommy Atkinson
Charles Dukeshire
James Morgan
Verduny Walker
Stanley Walker
Rey Pulley
Ford West
Classified Sale Items for Bicycles Kitchen Cabinets and Woodwork
Classified notices list a girls bicycle in excellent condition with contact phone 2261. Also an all day service near the cemetery, a children's kitchen cabinet display at Howe's Woodcraft Shop at 319 East State Road with phone 2691, and a woodwork business offering various services at that address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howe
State Road
Third Ward Relief Bazaar and Pontiac Display
Third Ward Relief Society announces a bazaar at the ward chapel on Tuesday December 12 opening at 11 am featuring hot chili pie ice cream cake home made candy quilts rugs and more. Also announced a Tu rday meeting on December 14 at 8 pm at First Ward chapel with speaker President Ernest Young and special music. A new 1951 Pontiac Hydra matic will be on display next Monday at Paul L Harmon Company show rooms 297 West Main American Fork inviting patrons and the public to inspect what is billed as the greatest Pontiac yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third Ward
Pontiac
Third Ward Relief Society
Thupanogus Stakes
First Ward
Ernest Young
Pugent Young
Paul L. Harmon Company
West Main
American Fork
Harmon
Pleasant Grove Residents Attend Salt Lake L D S Temple Session
A group from Pleasant Grove Third Ward including Mr and Mrs Dale Huntsman Mr and Mrs Charles Christian son Mr and Mrs Newell Adam son Mr and Mrs Reed Crystal Mr and Mrs Cloyd Christianson Mr and Mrs Jean Fugal Mr and Mrs John Pagal Mr and Mrs Art Steele Viron Washburn and Grant Fugal attended a Friday evening session at the Salt Lake L D S temple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Huntsman
Charles Christianson
Newell Adamson
Reed Crystal
Cloyd Christianson
Jean Fugal
John Pagal
Art Steele
Viron Washburn
Grant Fugal
Pleasant Grove Third Ward
L. D. S Temple
Mrs Westover Hosts BB Ladies Meeting
Mrs. Westover entertained the B B Ladies on Thursday starting with a hot plate luncheon and an evening of serving and needlework. They prepared gifts for Christmas. Guests included Mrs. Glen Warlley and Mrs. Lee Mortenson. Club members named were Ernest Morgan Howard Matthews Robert Murroll Golden Peay Dan Peterson H R Bradley Guy Be Hillman Orson Lee T W Thompson Lawrence Farr Harvey Smith George Marton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. B
Elon Wostavar
Glen Warlley
Lee Mortenson
Glub
Ernest Morgan
Howard Matthews
Robert Murroll
Golden Peay
Dan Peterson
H. R Bradley
Guy Ben Hillman
Orson Lee
T. W.thompson
Lawrence Farr
Harvey Smith
George Marton
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Kirk
E. N. Webb
Lehi, Utah
Main Street
Keig Jacobs
Lindon Mia
Harold H. Bullock
City Recorder
State of
County of
Harold Bullock
Sunny Brook Brand
Wfrews
Kentucky
Chenoa
GRAN MEUTRAL SHIRES + NATIONAL DISTILLERS PRODUCTS CORP., ML
Troop 21
BSA
Radio & Teleyvision
Cemtery
P. G
Lee Dickey
B. H. Adams
Alpine Drive
Pleasant Grove
Mary's
Locust Avenue
Peg Taylor
Grove
Jess Monson Insurance Agency
Ball
Carter Coal Ca
Pricus
Hide & Tullow Company
Paul
Jersey
Lee Fon S
Plymouth
West Main St
Burmeister
West Center
Atwood Realty & Ins. CO
Telephone
Mrs. Westover Entetain
LON Ee
Federal Deposit Insurance
Bank of
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Patel
Salt Lake Ored
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