Champion Grower of W1 To Be Named For Utah 1944
Plans to select Utahs state champion wheat grower for the 1944 national Pillsbury awards are underway. State champions chosen by colleges and agricultural groups will enter two samples plus a runner-up sample in the national contest with a trophy and cash prize for the winner. Judges include faculty from Minnesota Illinois Kansas Purdue and the University of Illinois. The national competition runs the last week in March. American Legion Pleasant Grove Post to hold its regular meeting Saturday at 8 p.m. at City Hall with plans for a local Auxiliary unit to follow.
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Chicago
Ill
Utah
United States
Philip W. Pillsbury
International Crop Improvement Association
Philip H. Rasmussen
Clark‘ston
Pl ‘W. Pillsbury
Iis Milling Company
Minneapolis
Pillsbury
Flour Mills and Research Laboratories
Pillsbury Company
R. F. Crim
Department of Agriculture
University of Minnesota
J.C. Hackleman
College of Agriculture
University of Illinois
A. L. Clapp
Kansas State Agricultural College
International Crop Association
K. E. Beeson
Purdue University
Pleasant Grove
Ameri- Legion
H. Clark
Clark
American Legion Auxiliary
Warnick Family Holds Their Annual Reunion
The Warnick family gathers for their annual reunion on New Years Day at the Martin Ward with 76 members. Highlights include tributes to L. L. Warnick and Wilford W. Warnick, letters from relatives, a vocal duet, and a group letter-writing session to service members overseas.
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Warnick
Cherie BP V
Cherie Larsen
Wyyrihe
Mavnwal
Waanien Eny
Elock
Charlie Fann Wilford
B. Warnick
Tamily Organtation
Hi. V. Swenson
Effie Warnick
Reef Warnick
Arcade
Colo
Voral Solo
Dui Atwood
W. W. Warnick
Jranehie Mecham
Merrill G. Warnick
T Warnick
Fontana
Ruth
Charles ‘Warnick
Italy
Eldreder
Campbell, Ky
Ralph Warnick
Fort Riley
Kanlens
Ajs
Rehard Swenson
Gardinster
Cliff
Bryce
Wadley
Washington
D.C
Pie
Paul Christofferson
Burma
L. Warnick
Montana
Reed W. Warnick
Arvada
Colorado
Mrs Ada Richards Welcomed by Local Family Circle
Local residents Mrs Mae R Walker and Miss Marilyn Walker joined Mr and Mrs Dad Peterson and Brent of Heber for a Saturday visit with their mother and grandmother Mrs Ada Richards and with Mr and Mrs J L Theobald of Salt Lake City.
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Mae R. Walker
Marilyn Walker
This City
Dad Peterson
Brent
Heber
Ada Richards
J. L Theobald
Salt Lakeity
Lindon Ward Meeting Planned by Hadfields
Sunday evening program set by Mr and Mrs J W Hadfield of Grand View ward for Lindon Ward meeting on Sunday evening January ath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W Hadfield
Grand View Ward
Lindon Ward
War Veterans Urged To Preserve Rights And Benefits
Returning veterans are urged to preserve readjustment allowances by accepting available essential work. W L Mildenhall says USES explains Title V provisions and counters myths that allowances are gratuities, while disqualification decisions remain with unemployment agencies.
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United States Employment Service
W. L. Mildenhall
Mitchall
Mildenhall
WMC
Arady
Red Cross Chapter Opens New Local Headquarters
The Pleasant Grove Red Cross chapter has rented rooms above the Utah Power and Light office for headquarters. Harold Smith, the local president, says the facility will host Red Cross work meetings and classes.
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Pleasant Grove
RED Cross ‘Chapter
Red Cross
Utah Power and Light
Harold Smith
Lindon Ward Plans Annual Auction At Lindon School
Lindon Ward will hold its annual Auction at the Lindon School on Friday evening January 12 at 7 30 p m. Also notes Tithing Settlement Day scheduled for Saturday with events at the Ward Me Eltapy office.
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Lindon
Friay
Lindon School
Lindon Ward
Howe
Thies
National President To Address State Publishers Conference
National President W Verne McKinney will headline the 47th Utah State Publishers convention at the Murray hotel in East Lake City December 12 13 and 14. Speakers include Dr Adam Bonnion and Ray Albion of BBM Lake City with Mr McKinney noted as a leading figure in the profession.
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W. Verne Mckinney
Adam & Bonnion
Ray J. Albion
BBM Lake
NW. A
American Institute of Architects
Ashton
Intermountain
Funeral Held Friday For Eleanor West
Funeral services were conducted Friday at a church in Pleasant Grove for Mrs. Eleanor Dickerson West pioneer of Pleasant Grove who died Tuesday of last week at home. Bishop's Counselor Ertman Chien presided with a quartet and musicians providing hymns such as Abide With Me Ave Maria and Shall Not Pass Again. Relatives including David A West and Nina Halliday offered tributes to her thrift, faith, and life, with a graveside service at Pleasant Grove City Cemetery.
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Jy. Im
Ward Ty
D. & Chapel
Yar
Eleanor ‘Dickerson Wert
Pleasant Grove
Ertman Chien
Smith
Ime W. Christensen
Louise W. Anderson
Dorothea Rasimitespst
Miss Rasmeen
Loran
Gallfree
Matie Brown
Mya
Adams Benedictinn
S. Duane Harner
G. A. Garnett
Pleuant Grove
Missing Manchuria Soldier Ray Brown Honored
Ray Brown of Pleasant Grove Maine is reported missing in action over Manchuria on April 21, 1944 while serving as a sergeant in the Air Corps. A graduate of Lowell Milch School, he served on a Combat Crew with the B 29 Superfortress and had been awarded the Air Medal. He was employed by Walkers Brothers in East Lake City before enlisting. He left behind brothers and sisters listed as Earl, Charwick, Mrs Arnold Jones, and Ruth.
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Grane Baston MivWnle
Mowe
Sanday
Ray Brown
Pleasantiho
Mewee
Mrkevil Brown
Lowell Milch School
Lowell
Wrainig
Walkers Brothers
East Lake City
Brown
Netherlatin East Indies
Mannetakia
Earl
Wyo
Murae
Oly
Ruth Brown
Ray
Pleasant
Grove
Memorial Services for Dale Atwood Sunday
Memorial services for Dale Atwood, son of Mrs Margaret Atwood, who died serving his country on the western front in Europe, will be conducted Sunday by the Third Ward Bishopric with the Pleasant Grove Post of The American Legion.
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Atwood
Margaret 5. Atwood
West
Campus Committee Recommends 1945 Production Increases
The 1945 46 plan urges 5 10 percent higher total food needs for civilians military lend lease and relief. W Preston Thomas notes the War Food Admin backed targets, calling for expanded acreage in fresh vegetables onions celery alfalfa clover and seed crops. Proposed shows include sugar beet seeds 900 acres vegetable seed 2000 acres dry beans about 11 000 acres sugar beets 34 000 acres potatoes 15 000 acres tomatoes 10 000 11 000 barley 25 000 acres spring wheat replaced by barley on feed irrigated land winter wheat dryland oats down hay slightly up and livestock increases including horses mules cattle cows milk sheep and lambs.
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United States
W. Preston Thomas
USAC
War Food Administration
Food Administrator Bowles Justifies New OPARation Rules
OPA Administrator Chester Bowles defends rationing changes as essential to protect wartime food stocks. He cites projected 1945 shortages for meat butter and sugar, with civilian supplies down compared to prewar levels. Officials warn of potential panic hoarding if warnings were issued too early. Ward meeting announced for Monday at 7:30.
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Bowles
OFA
OPA
Chester Bowles
Germany
Cape i i Foe
USDA Figures on Farming Quality and World Food Supply
Agricultural engineer Arthur W. Turner outlines the farming system in the United States and globally. He notes that about 66 percent of people live by farming and that one farm family feeds itself and four other families while mechanization lags on several crops.
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United States
Arthur W. Turner
U. S. Department, of Agriculture
Research Administration
American Society of Agricultural Engineers
Turner
Service members and families receive updates on duties and returns
The article notes Seaman Jack Boren contacting his parents from Treasure Island and awaiting orders for embarkation while his wife stays in California with the Adamsons. Sergeant Ray Walker heads overseas with the Army Engineer Corps. Private Duane Keetch departs for a California camp after visiting his wife and two daughters in Midvale and his parents. Don Gillis returns to Farragut Idaho after visiting relatives. Seaman 2/6 Kenneth Harris arrives at Fort Lauderdale following Farragut training. Harris earned marksman qualification and is training in fire control. William Robinson informs his mother of news from Pearl Harbor.
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Jack Boren
Treasure Island
Jdack
Ordrs
California
Grant Adamson
Benecia
Duane Keetch
Martha Hatch Keetch
Midvale
Kenneth Robert Harris
Kenneth Harris
Fort Leuderdals
Florida
Seaman Harris
Farragut
Young Harris
Otttver Bye
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State of
American Legion Meeting
P. G. City Hall
Pearl Jeppson Younger
Oregon
Pearl Jeppson
Robinette Oregon
Baker Oregon
Wayne Peter
Dethert
Reuben Harvey
Robinette
Marie Jeppson
Srothrss Ruben Wii
William and Wallace Jeppson
Elwood Baxter
Lindon Setioo
Allan Pederson
Wayne Martell
Wm. J. Peterson
Norma Hales
Leola Clark
Mildred Thornton
RG. Dalgliesh
Division of Dental Health
Play School Parents Club
Rhodin Christensen
U. S.navy
Wester Air [Eines
Salt Lake City
W. Yerne
Eleanor West
Aston Brown
Manchuria
Dale Atwood
Isaac E. Brockbank
Provo
Utah County
Alvin B. Shepherd
Edward T. Hall
Bob Bullock
Lillie Shafter
Jesse M. Walker
James H. Tattersall
Wm. S. Storrs
Albert Tregaskis
John H. Miller
Naomi Gaisford
Grace Chipman
Leo Nelson
Edward Hall
Russell Thompson
Don Overly
First Aid
Leah Holley
Mabel Jones
Oma Mitchell
Millie Phillips
Francelle Chipman
Home Service Aids
Luella Binns
Highland
USDA
Ray Walker
Army Engineer Corps
Don Gillis
Joe Gillis
Idaho
Edn Robinson
Bill Robinson
Pearl Nerter
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