Wasatch Forest Livestock Use Declares 1944 Report
The Wasatch National Forest report shows 72 000 head grazed last year with 8 200 cattle and horses and 63 400 sheep on forest lands during May to October. Private land grazing adds 637 cattle and 9 420 sheep. Cattle and horse grazing lasted 2 to 5 months, averaging 114 days, while sheep averaged 70 days. Losses totaled 124 cattle and 670 sheep mainly to predators and poisonous plants, with rustling suspected for missing cattle after fall roundups.
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Wasatch National Forest
Forest Durae
Wasatch Forest
M Men Basketball League Sees Shifting Standings in Tight Race
In the Tithpanogos Stake M Men league third round action, Third Ward upset undefeated Second Ward 43 121 to create a three way tie with Manila and 1st Ward atop the standings. Manila had earlier beaten London Ward while 1st Ward beat Windsor, with next week’s results and Jan 18 schedule: Manila vs Third Ward Linden 1st vs Windsor 2nd Ward. Crowd sizes surge as the fast paced play builds excitement in the local league.
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Tithpanogos
Manila
London
Ist
Windsor
Maintan
Ind
Lindon
Manle
Linden
Red Cross Teaches First Aid At Local Facility
The American Red Cross offers a first aid course at the Rev Cro rooms in Tach Power and Tdeht Bailing starting February 9 from 7 20 to 9 30 pm. Anyone interested in first aid is invited to attend.
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American Red Cross
Rev Cro
Tach
Bank of Pleasant Grove Directors Re-Elected at 1945 Meeting
The Bank of Pleasant Grove held its annual meeting on January 1 1946 electing twelve directors including L. Chipman J Covnivy Keith H Jacobs Lewis E Olpin and Swenson West and Junie A West. The 1944 annual report showed a good year with substantial gains and officers were re elected for 1945 J C Cobbley remained President Junius A West as Vice President and Cashier Calvin H Swenson as Assistant Cashier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.1 Cobbley
Junius A. West
Calvin H. Swenson
Cullimore Family Marks 56th Wedding Anniversary
In Lindon a large Cullimore family reunion honored Mr and Mrs William J Cullimore on their 56th anniversary. Ten of eleven children attended, with Lynn K in Hawaii. relatives from Provo Salt Lake City Garland and Bountiful joined. They stated 47 grandchildren and 34 great-grandchildren, two sons in the armed forces, and a life on the Lindon farm highlighted by shared letters and a light lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. J. Cullimore
Lindon
Lynn K
Haly
Donna Lewis Culimore
Jeffery Lynn
Bountiful
Utah
Geo. H Shoell
C. J. Cobbley
C. Newman
Cullimore
Garland
Vern A. Cullimore
Richard Cullimore
Sidney Cullimore
Provo
Harold Overly
Salt Lake City
Parker Cullimore
Luke
Wm. J
Memorial services for Gean Christianson in American Fork
Memorial services for Gean Christianson, a Navy shipfitter who died in the South Pacific defending his country, will be held Sunday evening at 7 30 p m in the American Fork First Ward L D S church. The service is directed by Bishop Ernest Sea strand.
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American Fork
Gean Christianson
Gean Chris Hanson
South Pacific
American Park
L. DS. Chanel
Ernest Seastrand
Pleasant Grove
Christianson
Service Men and Families Receive Overseas News
Reports from soldiers and relatives in Pleasant Grove and surrounding towns detail arrivals overseas and furloughs. Private Max Diamond visits with wife and daughter Carel while others like Private Hooley and Seaman Rogers reach England and Honolulu respectively. Bronze Star awarded to Howard Howardson in France. Staff Sergeant Robbins enjoys a 30 day furlough with family in Pleasant Grove after 14 months in the South Pacific. Marriage notices include Margit Binley and Dan Binley in Salt Lake City and Beth Kirk Fenton with George Emerson McNess in American Fork, with nearby witnesses and a post ceremony reception noted.
Remington Armitstead Marriage Announced in Salt Lake Temple
Merle Remington of Provo and Harold Armitstead of this city wed Monday Jan 4 at the Salt Lake L D S Temple with J W Knight officiating. Witnesses included the groom's mother and sister and other relatives. couple to reside in Provo.
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Merle Remington
Provo
Harold Amitstead
Salt Lake L. D
Temple
J. W. Knight
J. H. Armitstead
John Taylor
Donna Ash
E. M. Dolley
Touise Arnitstead
Armitstead
En Radkee
Sacramento
California
Milton Mathis Killed in Action in Belgium December 28
Milton Mathis husband of Gell Watley Mathis of Pleasant Grove and son of Borah Mathis of Alhambra California was killed in action in Belgium December 28 per War Department telegram received January 5. Born in Provo Utah he was educated there and married in 1942. Survived by wife mother and two sons from a previous marriage, plus several brothers and sisters in California Utah and Arabia.
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Milton Mathis
Gell Watley Mathis
Pleasant Grove
Borah Mathis
Alhambra
California
Sohlon
Belgium
War Department
Provo Teta
Provo
Mathis
Third Army
Moved
Perry Mathis
Robert Mathis Alhambra
Cathy
Pay Guneeford
Minnit Moore
Los Angeles
Allen Mathis
Arabia
William Mathis
Beahen
Clarence Myhlt
Utah County Girls Win 4-H Prizes
Utah County youths earned $25 war bonds in national 4-H contests. Alan Baird and Robert War iad of Pinamut, Shirley Hyde of American Fork, Paul I. Diamoni of Springville, and Beth Louise Radmall of Pleasant Grove were among honorees for dairy safety and garden achievements. Medals went to Irene Warnick, Rae Marie Jerling, and others for clothing, farm safety, and dress review.
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Provo
Utah County
Alys Price
Provo County
Alan Baird
Robert & Wariad
Pinamut
Shirley Hyde
American Fork
Paul I. Diamoni
Springville
Beth Louise Radmall
Pleasang Grove Garden
Davit ‘Sharp Jr
Logan
Slate
Irene Warnick
Manis
Chicago
Rae Marie Jerling
Highland
Maxine Pinegar
Spanish Fork
Bert Louise Radnall
Manila
Elaine Jones
Delores Childs
Caral Dawn Larson
Orem
Jer- Ung
Kenna White
Love Alfred
Janet Baum
Pleasant View
Honor Roll adds Alfred Rogers Jr to list this week
Lindon reports Alfred Rogers Jr joins the honor roll and departed Wednesday for San Diego California. Marion D Homer honored in 1st Ward Sunday morning. Marion David Homer son of Mr and Mrs EFE, left Thursday for Salt Lake to enter the U S Navy. Tributes and encouragement spoke as Geo W Larson and Mayor Dane Harper presented the certificate. Sherwood West and Carl Spencer Dann also entered the armed forces. certificates awarded to Sherwood’s wife.
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Lindon
Alfred Rogers Jr
Alfred
San Diego
California
Marion David Homer
Efe
Homer
Marion
Salt Lake
U. S. Navy
Merion
Geo. W. Larson
Dane Harper
Conneil
Sherwood West
Carl Spencer Dann
Sherwood
Wilma West Pad
Memorial services for Sergeant Dale Atwood held Sunday
Memorial services conducted Sunday for Sergeant Dale Atwood drew relatives and friends from many towns to the Tabernacle of Bargeant Male P Atwood. Bishopric official Scholes led the program with vocal solos by Wart Birk and Mrs Delbert Chipman, readings by Miss June Adamson, and prayers by H W Clark. Speakers included Wm C Smith and L M Atwood, praising Atwood’s service and sacrifice. A large US flag presentation featured H S Walker.
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Timpanoius Slike ‘Tabernacle
Bargeant
P Atwood
Trent
Europe
Scholes
Third Ward
Redeemer
Wart Birk
Marilyn Wright
Sinona Kirk
Anna Batley
H.W. Clark
Christias Goodnight
Delbert Chipman
Owen Humphries
Norma Adamson
June Adamson Pirst
Calvin Walker
Atwood
Neil
Pugal
Dale
Margaret JB Atwood
Warren Kirk
Tip Wm. C. Smith
L. M Atwood
Serr Atwood
Benny Mower
Avis F. Westaccom
Manders Field
John ‘Metres
United States
H. S. Walker
Hoover Clark
Ertman Christensen
Funeral Service Held for Mrs Elizabeth T Giles
Funeral rites for Elizabeth Tomlinson Giles were held at Pleasant Grove City Cemetery with Bishop C R Clark leading prayers and tributes. Born in 1863 in Knottingsley England, she emigrated to Utah, married James Giles in 1889, and lived in Pleasant Grove after his death in 1906. Survivors include a Salt Lake City sister and several nieces and nephews.
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Pleasant Grove City Cemetery
Welock
Elizabeth Tomlinson Gilles
Self Lake Hospital
C. R. Clark
Reuben Tomlifnson
Thorne
Giles
White Chapel
Salt Lake City
Bishop Childs
Ralph Crocnift
Robert Cockrell
Elizabeth Tomlinson Giles
Knottingsley
Yorkshire
England
Alfred
Elizabeth Hood
Tomlinson
Utah
K.D. & Church
Pleasant Grove
Syp
James Giles
Ploche
Nevada
Old Mexico
Jae Fi
Green
Salt
Take City
Mens and Nepher
Fragmented Historic Text From Anonymized Page
A partial OCR read mentions amid unclear words a reference to Amocisan Sa Sewitat and a number 7. The legible bits suggest a place or group name but no complete event or date is evident.
Pleasant Grove Expands Water Service and Tank
In 1944 Pleasant Grove added 42 new service connections as water works chief Joseph Dickerson reports. A 225000 gallon storage tank will start March 1 and be ready for summer. City council enacts a new water rate starting April 1 with a 750 dollar minimum for 75000 gallons and a lower base to conserve supply while charging higher use.
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Pleasant Grove
Water Works Department
Joseph Dickerson
Dickerson
Ithe
Holstein shipment boosts local dairies from Idaho
E. J. Swensen and Keith Jacobs shipped forty-two pure bred Holsteins into the district last week. The herd from Blackfoot, Idaho includes 18 cows, 12 yearling heifers, 12 calves, and 2 bulls, with milking cows averaging 482 pounds butterfat per year. The move strengthens existing dairy herds and the community praises the effort.
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E. J. Swensen
Keith Jacobs
Blackfoot
Idaho
Swensen
Jacobs
Pleasant Grove American Legion Sees Membership Rise
The Pleasant Grove Post of the American Legion reports a membership of thirty eight, with more eligible locally. At a city hall meeting last Saturday, members adopted a constitution and formed a committee to plan a social in late January inviting Legion members from the area to attend.
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Pleasant Grove
American Legion
H W Clark
Clark
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Bank of
Cullimore Family
A. J. Mowers
Tynedar
Max Diamond
Carel
Diamond
Camp Wolters
Texas
Maryland
Richard Hooley
Mrs
Leo Hooley
Richard Rogers
Seaman
Honolulu
Barney Thormieth Rogers
Eva Howard
Lake City
Howard
France
Patten
Harold Robbins
Veda Pack Robbins
Rielon Robbins
Robbins
Mary Jense Washburn
Pfc
Vivan Washburn
Pfc. Washburn
Dean D. Smith
Armed Forces
Fresno
Beth
Janet Smith
Florence Wilson
Smith
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Wm, Cullimore
Wi. Em
Medford
Orval Carter
Floyd Adams
Fort Sill
Turner
Adams
Camp Roberts
Fort St
Key Jacobs
Corms Christie
Daeobs
Jacoby
Teo
Tintin
Warne Hooley
Bart
Bnet
Newnan Meaty
Fort Sil
Grr
Margit
Dan Binley
Legion Hall
American Forte
LC Martin
Joseph Ash
Beth Kirk Fenton
George Emerson McNess
Merritt N. Warnick
Joseph Asi
Thomas Petifen
Merrill N. Warnick
Reminton-Armitstead
Ruth Morton
Sergeeant Gordon
Olsen
Tulsa
Oklaheana
Mary Morton
Salem
Sergeant Olsen
Camp Bruber
Ernest Oten
David Dally
U.S. Infantry
Richmond
Pacific
Wey Department
Marion D. Homer
1St Ward
Dale Atwood
Elizabeth T. Giles
Amocisan Sa
Sewitat
P. G. Legion
Oty Cobbell
Choo
Joutary Tath
Miso
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