Grove UEL A. Holds Pleas U Association Meeting
Grove UEL A held a formal meeting of the Pleas U. & i Association at Manila ward house Tuesday. Fifty stockholders represented more than 141 members with a $19,880 valuation and loans. One hundred two applications were received, with loans totaling $9,700 for men and $15,900 commissions. The report notes progress, expected weekly disbursements near $10,000, and rapid growth as more appraisals come in. Officers elected include AR Wadley, Alex Lowe, Warnick, and Edmund Cragan, with an appraisal committee named to streamline refinancings. Additional information urged for participants to improve refinancing chances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gormial
Pleas- U. & i Association
Manila Ward House
Association
C. L
Iuswlation
Ar, D. Wadley
Alex Lowe
Warnick
Prey
Edmund Cragan
Dome
Walker
D. B. Thorne
N Carlisle
Peasant Grove Red Cross Roll Call and Blanket Drive
The Peasant Grove unit of the Red Cross held an Innesting Wednesday evening meeting led by J. D. Thorne. A distribution of blankets was planned and a report on the Red Cross Roll Call was discussed. The committee is energetic to advance this important work.
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A Ty
Red Cross
J. D. Thorne
Hogos Relief Society Officers Entertained at Tabernacle
The program and social were hosted Tuesday by stake officers for the Hogos Relief Society. Teachers of the stake led the department work program titled Our Opportunity with solos, piano selections, readings, and talks. Mrs. Ella M. Cragun gave closing remarks.
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Tabernacle
Honoi
Stake
Lini
Harriet Freetings
Kate Jacobs
Lucille Wadley
Bleawick
Anderson
Helen
Mary Teadings
Bastian and Noble
Electa Mon Jane Armitstead
Archie Wright
New Fire Apparatus Display At Ventilation Session
Monday evening Chief I L t visited the American Fork fire department regis meeting and presented slides on ventilation. Archie Boren described salvage work at fires, and the new apparatus and equipment were displayed to visiting members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Fork
Regis
Archie Boren
Enormous Tree Graces Old Bogish Church
A fragment notes two large trees described in old Bogish church records. One specimen at Staines measures about 30 feet in girth and another, reportedly from Dover, shows a trunk around 22 feet in circumference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Staines
Rigar Dover
Life-Long Resident Dies In Salt Lake City
Joseph Brigham Clark 83 a Pleasant Grove native died at his daughter Mrs Jessie Trammler home in Salt Lake City He was born September 23 1851 hauled rock for the Salt Lake temple fulfilled a southern states mission and helped build Pleasant Groves early institutions He leaves sons J C Clark George L Clark and Warren Clark daughters Mrs Jessie Tromlen and Mrs Grace Nicholas 14 grandchildren 5 great grandchildren and two brothers W E Clark and Heber Clark
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Brigham Clark
Pleasant Grove
Jessie Trammer
Salt Lake City
Joseph A. Dickerson
Louisa Pierson
Salt Lake Temple
Grace Nicholas
American Fork
Warren Clark
W. E. Clark
Salt Lake
Heber Clark
This City
Fire department yearly report shows mixed city county firefighting activity
Fire calls answered eight with six in the city and two in the county. County fires involve 1280 dollars in property and 535 dollars in losses. City property losses total 170 dollars. Equipment used includes hoses ladders pumps and chemicals with several fuel and oil quantities listed. Three members attended a state firemen convention in Prevo in August.
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R. F.C
Prevo
J. Kemp
William J. Cullimore Family Reunion Celebrates 45th Anniversary
The children of Mr. and Mrs. William J. Cullimore hosted a surprise reunion at their home on Tuesday to honor the couple's 45th wedding anniversary. Married sons and daughters arrived with gifts for a grand dinner, followed by games and social time. The Cullimore family roster includes George H. Shoell, Charles Cobbley, C. O. Newman, Vern Cullimore, Luke Cullimore, Lamar Hooley, and William Cullimore with thirty-one grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
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William J. Cullimore
George H. Shoell
Charles Cobbley
C. O. Newman
Vern Cullimore
Luke Cullimore
Lamar Hooley
William Cullimore
Richard
Sidney
Leonard
Lola Cullimore
Stake Quarterly Conference Dates Set for January
The Timpanogos stake announces public attendance for a Saturday evening, Sunday morning at 10 and 2 pm sessions led by Elder Joseph Fielding Smith and stake officers. A music program accompanies all meetings with a special program planned for the evening session.
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Timpanogos Stake
Joseph Fielding Smith
Stake
M. LA
Pleasant Grove Night at American Fork Dance
Arrangements have been made by Apollo Hall and The Americans orchestra of American Fork for a Pleasant Grove night at the dance tomorrow night. A bus will leave Hedquist drug store at 9 p.m. to transport attendees from this city to the Apollo and will return after the dance. The hall management and orchestra thank the patrons from this city.
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Apollo Hall
Americans Orchestra
American Fork
Pleasant Grove
Hedquist Drug Store
Apollo
Pleasant Grove Social Notes and Local Visits
Pleasant Grove residents are noted with Delbert Walker ill at home and Mrs. Althea Halliday visiting in Provo. Reuben Tomlinson entertained Salt Lake friends. Hales and Foutz families visited Magna. Kate Hayes visited Rexburg Idaho. Burnham and Pierce join staff at Provo State Mental Hospital. D T R Co. staff met in Provo. MIA union set for January 15 with ward workers invited. Beeley lecture at high school aims to fund more talks. Rentals listed for 4 room house and 3 room apartment. High school held separate lectures for boys and girls with Ramsay and Mitchell speaking.
Marriages and community notes from Pleasant Grove
Marriages announced for Mr and Mrs James H Walker with Muriel Peterson and Arville Lar Reed Peterson. several local travels and visits noted. Events include bridge at Mrs Ethel Drysdale's, L Wright and canning reps to Chicago for National Gamers convention, and various visits among Larson Warnick Harper families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Walker
Marcella Peterson
Muriel
Arville Lar- Reed Peterson
George W
Larson
Salt Lake
Temple
Co. L. Wright
Chicago
Mr. Wright
Adams and Jackson Compete in 1828 and 1832 States Carried
In 1828 John Quincy Adams carried Maine New Hampshire Vermont Massachusetts Rhode Island Connecticut New Jersey Delaware Maryland and other seaboard states while Jackson carried the rest. In 1832 Clay carried Massachusetts Rhode Island Connecticut Delaware Maryland and Kentucky.
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Adams
Jackson
John Quincy Adams
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New Jersey
Delaware
Maryland
Clay
Kentucky
Fathers who saw sons become presidents
Five fathers lived to see their sons reach the presidency. John Adams James Madison Sr. Jesse Grant Doctor Harding and John Coolidge are named. John Coolidge is the only father recorded as having sworn in his son as chief magistrate.
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John Adams
Janes Madison, Sr
Jesse Grant
Doctor Harding
John Coolidge
The Wedding March Murder
New York society gathers for heiress Doris Carmody's wedding to governor candidate Jim Franklin until the groom vanishes and an “accident” ends the ceremony. The best man later discovers Franklin stabbed to death in the minister's study.
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All New York Society
Doris Carmody
Jim Franklin
Lectures by University of Utah Professors in Utah County
Through the extension division a lecture series by University of Utah professors will be held in the north end of Utah County over the coming weeks. The Pleasant Grove event opened the program with a gathering of teachers and citizens and the lectures cover topics from Constitutional change to economic planning and democracy.
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University of Utah
Utah County
Pleasant Grove High School
Willis W. Ritter
E. CG. Lorentzen
Arthur L. Beeley
National Economic Planning
Mark H. Greene
Europe
George Thomas
Leon T. Loofbourow
England
W. H. Dalgleish
W. R. Wallace
Dilworth Walker
Gus Backman
Roosevelt
F. W. Reynolds
Dean Milton Benson
Be, E. Erickson
R. V. Chamberlain
Orin Tugman
Jacob Trapp
Swear Like a Trooper Origin Traced to Flanders
The phrase to swear like a trooper comes from English troops in Flanders, not maiden speech. It originated in Richardson’s Pamela, dating to 1741, and became a general allusion through centuries.
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Flanders
Richardson
Conscientious Objectors In World War Reflected
During the war era men declining combat service on moral or religious grounds were labeled conscientious objectors or objectora arguing the state had no right to compel military service and obedience to service acts.
Ten Years Ago Now Ten Years Ago Now
Farm Bureau reorganized with officers Leo Harvey presiding T H Gleason vice president F D Atwood secretary treasurer Directors Glen Mathews John Nelson. Romaine Clark narrowly escaped injury when a sled attached to a truck was backed from its parking place. Pleasant Grove defeated American Fork 23 17 in Alpine division league play. A birth announced for Elnora Clark daughter of Mr and Mrs Hans Williamson and Preston Gray of Lehi. Roy Hooly welcomes a baby boy born Thursday. Stanley Harris and LeRoy Green celebrate new arrivals January 2 and January 1.
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Farm Bureau
Leo Harvey
T. H. Gleason
F. D.atwood
Glen Mathews
John Nelson
Romaine Clark
Clifton Clark
Hugh Wadley
Pleasant Grove
American Park
Hans Williamson
Elnora
Preston Gray
Lehi
Ogden
Roy Hooly
Stanley Harrishave
LeRoy Green
City Appointments Made Saturday by Mayor Lim
Saturday actions by Mayor Lim and the city council reappointed Ray Winters as City Marshal and named W. L. Hayes City Justice, Dr. B. C. Linebaugh City Physician, Martin Peterson Sexton, S. R. Thurman City Attorney, and others including Pound-Keeper Duane Harper. Fire department officers and members were named with J. Kemp as Chief and C. J. Williamson as Assistant Chief among others. A dog licensing ordinance set fees at 19 for males and 3 for females. A city plot map and business license collection were discussed, and Pleasant Grove Irrigation billed $697.83 for water handling. Vendor machine requests were referred to a committee.
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Lim
Ray Winters
W. L. Hayes
B. C. Linebaugh
Martin Peterson
S. R. Thurman
Duane Harper
J. Kemp
C. J. Williamson
Hans Williamson
Isaac Hayes
Hay Frampton
Archie Boren
C. BR. Clark
Raymond Nelson
J. D. Thorne
J. Leroy Thorne
L. L.larson
Vern A. Cullimore
Ordin ‘Ance
Joseph Larson
Pleasant Grove Irrigation Company
Timpanogos Stake M I L A Board Holds Meeting and Social
The Timpanogos stake M I L A held its monthly meeting at the Jarman home Windsor ward Tuesday evening. Assignments for January Tuesdays were made and speech and dance class directors were chosen for each ward. A B U band program directed by Prof. Louis was planned for the event with lunch served to board members after the session.
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M. I. A. Stake Board
T. L. Jarman
Timpanogos
M.ila
Jarman
Windsor
Edna Nelson
Arvilla Clark
Linden
George Larsen
Ruth Peay
Jesse Walker
Maybelle Farr
Manila
Estelle Fenton
Arlan Bastian
Invention Timeline of the Picture Post Card origin
The card originated in Austria in 1860 with inventor Dr. Emanuel Herman. It spread to England in 1870 and to the United States in 1873. A picture post card appeared in 1875, following Swarts of Oldenburg, Germany, using a prior non picture card in 1870.
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Austria
Emanuel Herman
England
United States
Swarts
Oldenburg
Germany
Fusing of Glass Fess at Lower Temperature
The note describes Glace Flint glass fusing at lower temperatures than otter glues. It outlines a temperate process comparison and suggests practical implications for glassworking techniques.
Timpanogos M L S A Annual Road Show
The annual Timpanogos stake ML L A road show begins Tuesday January 39th with Manila Windsor and Linden wards and January 24th in Pleasant Grove wards. Each ward presents a twenty minute act totaling six acts. An admission fee will help defray expenses.
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Timpanogos Stake
ML L A
Manila
Windsor
Linden
Pleasant Grove
Pleasant Grove Plays Good Ball At Lehi
Pleasant Grove rushed Lehi in the Alpine league opener at Lehi. The game stayed close with Pleasant Grove leading 11 9 at half and Lehi up 19 17 in the third. Lauritz Peterson fouled out and Lehi took control in the fourth as the final stood 29 to 22. The Future Farmers beat Lehi in an earlier clash as Coach H S Richards pushes for a stronger squad.
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Lehi
Pleasant Grove
Lauritz Peterson
P. G
Future Farmers
Lehi Future Farmers
H. 8
Richards
Third Ward Genealogical Committee Social Evening
The Third Ward Genealogical Committee held a Monday social at the ward Amusement Hall. Hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hilton Mr. and Mrs. William Preston Mr. and Mrs. Joseph B. Walker Mrs. Annie Burch and Mrs. F. C. Shoell, the event featured clothing auction cashed by corn, a costume contest won by Claude Burch, and dancing followed by a luncheon for sixty members and guests.
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Third Ward
the Ward Amusement Hall
Clarence Hilton
William Preston
Joseph 8. Walker
Annie Burch
F. C. Shoell
Claude Burch
Free medical advice for unemployed families notice
Dr. B C Linebaugh offers free medical advice to unemployed families by appointment or at his convenience on Tuesdays and Fridays each week. Office hours are 2 to 4 PM. Telephone number 24.
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B. C. Linebaugh
M. D
Gift to City of Washington Meridian Park Hit
Meridian Park Hit was donated to Washington city covering about ten acres. The park cost $470,000 and was purchased by the United States government under condemnation. Deficiency funds were made up by the late Colonel Blount, longtime Washington resident.
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City of Washington
United States
Colonel Blount
Washington
Chamber music history notes Haydn Mozart Beethoven
The text traces chamber music as music written for small rooms and groups, highlighting Haydn as the first major contributor with about 83 string quartets, followed by Mozart and Beethoven in importance.
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Joseph Haydn
Mozart
Beethoven
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Grove U. EL. A. Held
Hogos Relief Society
M.S. Lotting & Heating
Hphone
Res
Fire Department Yearly Report
Stake Quarterly
Delbert Walker
Althea Halliday
Provo
J. H. Adams
Reuben Tomlinson
Salt Lake Friends
Weston Hales
Myr
Pred Foutz
Magna
Kate Hayes
Stewart and
Walter Mason
Rexburg
Idaho
A. L. Burnham
Florence Pierce
State Mental Hospital
Laura Keetch
Beeley
U. of U
H. W. Clark
Dr. Ramsay
Utah Industrial School
D. R. Mitchell
Ethel Drysdale
Bridge
C. O. Jenson
LeRoy Thorne
Luella Thorne
Drysdale
Harley Bloomquist
William Ash
Virland
A. B. Harper
Verl
Robert Wright
John
Pearl Larson
L. L. Larson
Christena Warnick
Effie Warnick
Lydia B. Lund
Martell and
LeGmainde
Emeline
Los Angeles
Cleone Kirk
L. A. Kirk
Fish and Game Association
Western Utility Associations
Utah
S. L. Swenson
Beth Swenson
Prof
Russell Swenson
R.R. Lyman
Brown
Russell
B.Y. U
Wir
Howard Warnick
Lawerence Walker
Lorin West
Alma Christianssen
G. S. Richards
Junius Adams
Lea Mae
J Oe. Clark
Erroll Robbins
Ruel Adams
George Adams
Reena Judd
Owen Christiansen
Reva
Gene Warburton
Albert Warburton
Christiansen
Im Franklin
Peter Cardigan
Professor Willis W. Ritter
WLI. A
Timpanogos ML
S. A
Produce
Rte
Telephone
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