First Ward Quint Favored As M Men Half Schedule Opens
First Ward remains top contender as M Men enter second half after a 48 46 win over Grove Ward. Grove led 28 23 at halftime before First Ward rallied in the fourth quarter. Johnson led Second Ward with 15 points in a 33 28 win over Lindon Ward. Manila Farmers defeated Third Ward 64 4 led by Adamson 15 and Christiansen 14. A reader notes disorderly fans booing decisions while players and officials interact amicably.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward Quint
Tom Hillman
Ward
Grove Ward
Grove Quint
Birst
Ted
Grove
Second Ward
Lindon Ward
Lindon
Johnson
Gillman
Manila
Manila Farmers
Adamson
Christiansen
the Grove
Pirst
Jerusalem
Jericho
Lindon Sea
Walker
Harris Ware
Gillman L
Gillman J. i
An Christiansen
Jackson
Paul
Christian Crusade War Spirit Calls For Resolve
A religious pamphlet cites a Hungarian incident where four U.S. airmen were captured and ransomed, arguing Christianity contrasts with Communism. It urges renewed patriotism, moral decency, and a drive to fight for freedom, promising the author’s prayers and a Friday update.
Pancake Supper Set For January 10th
Grove Ward VW NLT.A sponsors a pancake supper that evening at the 1st Ward Recreation Hall. Door prizes from local businesses aid the Timpanoges Stake building fund. Tickets cost 1 dollar per person or 5 dollars per family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
1St Ward
Gaya Argilla Harvey
Grove Ward VW. Nlt.a
Pleasant Grove Business House
The
Grove Be ‘Tmpanoges Stake
Vikings Open Alpine District Season Versus Lincoln Railsplitters
The Alpine District basketball opener pits the Vikings led by Dee Louder and Merlin Allred against Lincoln Railsplitters at 8 p.m. Friday. Coach Bill Smith, confident after a 4-1 pre season, expects a strong start with key players Paulson Verle Allred Kale Kirh Arlen ae. The outcome hinges on defense and scoring balance as both squads aim to start fast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vikings
Lincoln Railsplitters
Lincoln
Bill Smith
Bill
Pleasant Grove
Park City
Tintic
Eason
Payson
Incals
Paysonites
Payson PG
Bil
Dee Louder
Merlin Allred
Paulson
Verle Allred
Kale Kirh
Arlen Ae
Horticultural Meetings Set for Jan 8 in Provo Utah County
Annual Utah County horticultural meeting to be held January 8 1952 in the City and County building Provo with officers Ferguson Hansen Barlow and program including talks by D W Thorne state entomologists P K Yonge Washington Horticulture etc and reports on fertilization insecticides and spray materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah County
Provo
Howard B. Perguson
Mr. Ferguson
Julian Hansen
Joel C. Barlow
Resistant
Secretar
Western X Survey
Howard Feguson
John W. Gillmar
Joe Cardeseces
Yonge
Denver and Rio Grande Railroad
Gene H. Oberly
Extension Horticulturist
Washington
Farm Bureau Objects To Letter From School Supt
The Utah County Farm Bureau objects to a letter from Alpine School District Supt D R Mitchell attributing higher lunch costs to milk price rises. A resolution states the bureau will cover 1.4 cents per lunch and notes fairness to Utah County dairymen. Also notes the Frampton Allen family welcomes a son born Wednesday at American Fork Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Utah County Farm Bureau
Supt
D. R. Mitchell
Alpine
Mitchell
Utah County
Elwood
Mildred Frampton Allen
Am. Fork Hospital
Funeral for Mrs. Etta Sherman Held in Windsorwood
Funeral services conducted Monday at 1 30 pm in the Second Ward chapel for Mrs. Etta Bacon Sherman who died December 25 in Long Beach California. Speakers included H S Walker and Mrs Startup with musical tributes by the Hales sisters Rowley and others. Interment at Pleasant Grave Cemetery with pallbearers all relatives. Sole survivor is a niece Mrs Vera More of Orem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Ward
Etta Bacon Sherman
Loig Beach
California
Rishoy Milton Switch
Windsorwood
Rock of Ages
Wilma
Nadine Hales
Norma
Lawrence Walker
Pleasant Grove
Church of Jesuits Christ of Latter-day Saints
Vera More
Orem
New Telephones In Pleasant Grove Area Lead Population Growth
The Pleasant Grove area shows a greater rise in telephone service than in population. J. J. Strong of Mountain States Telephone notes population grew from about 2,811 in 1940 to over 4,900 today, a 90 percent increase, while telephones rose from 217 to 821, a more than 320 percent gain. Since World War II demand surged, with the company investing heavily to expand service across Utah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Grove
J. J. Strong
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company
String
Utah
Becks and Harpers Win Firsts In Home Lighting
Beck won a 400 prize for ventrained decor in the Jaycees Home Lighting Contest and Mr and Mrs Perry Harper won a similar prize in the newcomer class. Harold Armitstead and wife took second in the old guard class. No second prize awarded in newcomer as only the Harpers registered. The homes decorated showed enthusiasm, Hal Haycock noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Har! Beck
Fitat
Jayces
Perry Harper
Hal Haycock
Old Guard
Cliss
Harold Armitstead
Harper
Jaycees
Haycock
Public Hearing on County Road Plans Set for Jan 11
Utah County plans master road map after three years of surveys to guide future road needs and right of way. Public hearing scheduled Jan 11 at 2 pm in County Commissioners chambers invites road committees and residents to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah County
Utah County Planning Commissioners
William H. Callahan
County Planning Association
Callahan
Planning Commission
County Commissioners Chambers
Calihan
Utah Valley
Police Chief Adamson Captures Would-Be Robbers at Smith Brothers Market
Police Chief Marion Adamson halted a New Year’s Day burglary at Smith Brothers Market after finding a broken south door window and apprehending Andrew K. Peterson, 33, and Joe Powell, 16, behind the meat counter and in the basement. Seized about 172 dollars from the cash drawer, they claimed different ages. Powell is a minor turned over to juvenile court. Both men, born in Duchesne, face charges in Provo. lasting details include a wife and newborn child for Peterson and alleged entries into Seaway Market and LeRoy Club in Orem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Adamson
Smith Brothers
Andrew K. Peterson
Joe Powell
Orem
Adamson
Teourgiar
Floyd Unie
Thorne Smith
Dean
Provo
Powell
Duchesne
Peterson
Twit Pulls
Idaho
Seaway Market
LeRoy Club
New J C Penney Manager Takes Am Fork Store
Vere Lancaster, assistant manager at Salt Lake J C Penney, takes over American Fork store directing duties. He joined Salt Lake in 1936, previously at Midvale, later managed Main Street basement, Jordan High and LDS Business College graduate, a World War III veteran, with wife and three children planning to move to American Fork once a home is found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vere Lancaster
Salt Lake
American Fork
Deputy Assessor to Meet Citizens at City Hall Tuesdays
Robert Oscarson deputy county assessor for Pleasant Grove will hold office hours in the Fireman's room at Pleasant Grove City Hall every Tuesday from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. to handle assessment business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Oscarson
Pleasant Grove
Pleasant Grove City Hall
Open House To Be Held Jan 5th
Mr and Mrs Robert Gardiner will hold open house on January 5 at their Locust Ave home in honor of Mr and Mrs Boyd Gardiner of Salt Lake City. Receiving hours are 3 to 9 pm. The new Mrs Gardiner is Soal Stanger, daughter of Mrs Cyril Stanger Wendell Idaho. Her husband is a nephew of the Gardiners. All friends invited to call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Gardiner
Locust Ave
Boyd, Gardiner
Salt, Lake City
Gardiner
Soal Stanger
Cyril Stanger
Wendell
Idaho
Cal
Engagement and Upcoming Wedding Plans Announced
Mr and Mrs Burton H Adams announce the engagement of their daughter Joan Worthy to Daniel Naylop son of Mr and Mrs José Naylop of Bountiful. The couple will wed Monday December 1 at Salt Lake LDS Temple with an informal reception planned for January 12 at the Second Ward Chapel in Hollywood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burton H. Adams
Joan Worthy
Daniel
Hollywood
Myr
Joséph F. Naylop
Bountiful
Salt Lake L. DS. Tertle
Second Ward
Moyle wins Utah Red Cherry Pie contest for second time
Mary Ann Moyle of Salt Lake City and Pleasant Grove freshman at the University of Utah won the Utah State Red Cherry Pie Baker contest. Ellen Brown of Orem placed second and June Petersen of Pleasant Grove third. Judges included Gloria Petersen and Mary Blacks. Cash and merchant prizes funded the event. Moyle earns a Chicago trip to compete nationally after repeating her state victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ann Moyle
Austin Moyle
Pleasant Grove
University of Utah
Salt Lake City
Utah
New Auditorium of Utah Power and Light
Ellen Brown
Orem
June Petersen
Dudges
Gloria Petersen
Salt Linke City
Westinghouse Electric Co
Valyn Stevens
Provo
Utah County
Mary Black
Utah Power and Light Co
Chipmans
Dixon- Taylor-Russel's
Baker's Appliance
Nielsen's
Eddington Canning Co
Springvile Canning Co
Wess McCoy Canning Co
Pleasant Grove 'Canning Co
J. C. Penney Co
Humphries Floral
D-T-R'S
Chicago
National
Red Cherry Institute
Lefb
Dent
Af U
Balt Lake Cry
Naomi Evans
American Fork
Joyce Turner
Lehl
Gay Billitoe
Price
Tune Peterant
Pleasant Chave
Orem. i
Warnicks Hold Annual Reunion On New Years Day
Descendants of Charles P. and Christina Larson Warnick held their winter reunion on January 1 in the Manila ward recreation hall. H.B. Warnick in charge, a hearty program, and refreshments marked the day. Reed W. Warnick of Windsor, Colorado, sent greetings. Bryce J. Ageline Warnick Watley of Providence attended. Officers reelected: B Warrick president, Charles Warwick secretary, Effie Warnick historian, Adena Warnick Swenson genealogy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles P
Christina Larson Warnick
Manila Ward Recreation Hall
Lati P.m
H. B. Warnick
CP. Warnick + family
Reed W. Warnick and
Windsor
Colorado
Bryce J& Ageline Warnick Watley
Providence
Warrick
Charles Warwick
Effie Warnick
Nick Swenson
Immunization Clinic Saturday in City Hall event announced
An immunization clinic will be held Saturday in City Hall between 10 am and the appointed hour. Announcement was made Thursday by the local health office in charge. Mr Alfred urges all wishing to attend to arrive at the scheduled time. On Thursday Mr and Mrs Rae Manson and family were visiting Riverton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ktrs
Laure
Alfred
Wire Rae Manson
Jem Oviatt
Riverton
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Allen
Fowles
Oo Johnson
Ball
Beveridge Prauehtan
Ss ‘Li
Battle Creel Breeze
By K. B
U.S
Hungary
United States
Department of State
Germany
Heaven
Hades
Tesson
Manila Ward
Robinson
Sonson
Liston _ o
Adams
Harris
Swenson J
Swenson D
Warnick
Westover
Ras
Garth
Williams
Oo Ospin
Lack Aioe
Hilton B
Ailton
Os A Bezzant
Brady Shields
Beant
Pireta
Richards
Salt
Etta Sherman
John M. Christianson
Baby
Milford
Mr. Chistianson
Mrs. M
Chistianson
Becks and
Harpers
J. C. Penney
City Hall
Warnicks
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