Linden Cannery Completes Extensive Improvements
Linden Cooperative Cannery completes a major land renovation and expansion project led by K. E. Harris. A new store building will house groceries meats and vegetables and is expected to create about 20 jobs. Ernest, formerly with Cullimore, will oversee the building project tied to the cannery in Old Lindon ward. The cooperative offers custom canning lumber and feed services and operates four days weekly on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays.
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Linden Cooperative Ry
K. E. Harris
Ernest
Cullimore Ile Company
Cooperative
Lindon Wardent
Ti Ib
Lunchette Girls Win Big Over Opponents In Week
The Luncheonette girls’ team defeated American Fork 2–0 and swamped other opponents by large margins this week. Lehi girls’ game featured strong play, while Ish Fork and Lehi also posted wins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sorum
Ish Fork
American Fork
Icheonette
Lehi
Appreciation Note Acknowledges Firemen and Neighbors
A fragmented note thanks firemen, doctors, and neighbors for inspecting a Wednesday fire, stating their ready service saved the property with no thought of remuneration. The message is signed by Mr. and Mrs. Robert Walker. The rest includes stray garbled text about a Brazil monkey and unrelated details.
Fourth Year 4-H To Attend Provo Banquet
The Manjin fourth-year foods club member invited to attend the fourth annual Home Science banquet at Hotel Roberts in Provo Friday night July 21. Utah county and Juab Wasatch Salt Lake clubs invited. Leah Wadley and Leal Jean Swenson noted as toastmistress and guest host, with Mary Rokahr from Washington D C present. Manila 4-H second-year group met Monday for apricot and dewberry canning lesson, Irene Warnick presiding with 11 members present. Mrs. Warnick, Manila 4-H supervisor, visited local homes to align club work with mothers, reporting canning projects strong including up to 14 bottles per member.
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Hotel Roberts
Provo
Utah County
Juab
Wasatch
Salt Lake County
Leah Wadley
Leal Jean Swenson
Mary Rokahr
Washington, D. C
Manila Home Science Club
Manila
Merrill N. Warnick
Irene Warnick
Richins Fischio Wedding Held
The marriage of Gean Richins daughter of Mr and Mrs Oscar Richins and Anthony Pischio of this city was solemnized Friday night in the Third Ward chapel with President Wilford W Warnick performing the ceremony in the presence of immediate relatives. An informal reception followed in the Third Ward amusement hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gean Richins
Oscar Richins
Anthony Pischio
Third Ward
Wilford W. Warnick
Icelandic Flower Growth Fueled by Hot Springs Water
Houses heated by water from hot springs in Iceland are used to grow flowers and fruit. Heat from geothermal sources enables year round cultivation and greenhouse production, supporting local horticulture and potential export opportunities. Early adopters report steady yields and reduced energy costs.
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Iceland
Fires Endanger Local Property in Pleasant Grove
Three fires threatened local property in Pleasant Grove over the past week. A grass fire near a Manila ward chapel spread from a cigarette and was stopped before reaching the barn, fire chief J. Kemp said. A roof fire at Mrs. Hila Richins’s home caused $100 damage, likely from chimney sparks. A shed and straw stack burned at Robert Walker's place, with flames threatening other structures. Kemp urged precautions against grass fires and warned to keep matches away from children and avoid burning dry grass after dark.
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Pleasant’ Grove
Manila Ward Chapel
Ward Chapel
J. Kemp
Hila Richins
Robert Walker
Kemp
Showboat Lake Party Brought Together Local Clubs
Members of the Lady Lions and Mothers clubs with the Prayo Lions hosted a Showboat lake party on Thursday night. About 40 Pleasant Grove couples attended for entertainment, dancing, and box lunches from Haase cafe of Provo. The program featured singing directed by E. A. Beck, quartet numbers, accordion solos by Aiden Brimhall, whistling by J. N. Sargent, readings by Mrs. Harald M. Wright and Mr. Rollins, plus a Provo Lions skit directed by Mrs. Wesley Jense. The organizing committee included Mrs. Ray S. Merrill, Mrs. Ross Nielsen, Mrs. Lewis Olpin, Mrs. Lucan Johnson, and others from the two clubs.
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Lady Lions and Mothers Clubs
Prayo
Aiden Brimhall
J. N. Sargent
Harald M. Wright
Provo Lions Club
Rollins
Wesley Jense
Ray S. Merrill
Ross Nielsen
Lewis Olpin
Lucan Johnson
Lady Lions Club
H. W. Jacobs
Thomas Fenton
Junius West
Mothers Club
Windsor Ward Plans Pioneer Day Celebration
Windsor ward members will commemorate Pioneer Day on Monday July 24 with a morning program in the grove, a noon potluck dinner for Seventies and their wives, and an afternoon of sports and a ball game. The M L A oversees sports and the Sunday school hosts refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor Ward
M. L.A
Local Carrier Wins S F Trip in Newspaper Contest
Norman Wright, a Deseret News carrier in Simday, won a San Francisco trip for subscribing in a recent newspaper contest. He traveled with fellow carriers aboard a bus to view the world fair site. Wright is the son of Mrs Oral Wright.
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Norman Wright
Logal
Deseret News
Simday
Suir
San Francisco
Norman
Oral Wright
Artesian Wells Across Thebes Known 2000 Years Before Christ
Artesian wells were known at Thebes two millennia before Christ, indicating early engineering and groundwater access. The discovery underscores ancient hydraulic knowledge and regional infrastructure.
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Kauwa
Thebes
First Ward Holds Three Day Canyon Outing
A large ward representation enjoyed a three day outing at Mutual Dell July 17 to 19 led by Tom Larsen Cyril Johnson and Bill Hunter with Mrs Ruby Warnick Mrs Della Adams and Miss Louise West assisting the young men and women. Ward day July 18 featured an in attendance supper for more than 190 members and a program in the amphitheatre commemorating Pioneer day.
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Mutual Dell
Canyon Home
Tom Larsen
Cyril Johnson
Bill Hunter
Ruby Warnick
Della Adams
Louise West
Hilton Family Plans Reunion at Pleasant Grove
The Hugh Hilton family reunion is set for Friday at Pleasant Grove with a 2 p.m. gathering in the grove. A business meeting and program follow at the park and log cabin, then a drive to American Fork canyon for picnic lunches. Evening social back in Pleasant Grove closes the day. Clarence Hilton leads the planning with chairwoman Mrs. S. L. Jarvis and program chairman Wilford Hilton.
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Hugh Hilton
Pleasant Grove
the Grove
American Fork Canyon
Clarence Hilton
5. L. Jarvis
Salt Lake City
Wilford Hilton
Delta
Clark Stays In Lead Of Local Softball League
Clark maintains the lead with a seven game winning streak in a crowded local league. Scores show July 12 results with Clark defeating Lindon 11 to 2 and Christensen Thorne Market 10 to 4, plus July 17 close wins for Clark and Lindon. Team standings list Clark, Christensen Thorne, Lindon, Windsor, and Smith Drug with varied records. Home Run Club members are Dick Peterson and Virgil Cook among others.
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Clark
Bey
Christensin-Thorme Market
Smith Drug
Feagas
Windsor
R. Clark
Jacobs
C. R. Clark
Lindon
H.W. Jacobs
Boren
Petensen
Thorne
W.L
Pet
C.R. Clark
Christensen-Thorne
H. W. Jacobs-Boren
Dick Peterson
Virgil Cook
Everest West
Ray Nelison
Dale Deveraus
F. Walker
Don Walker
Church speakers announced for ward sacrament meetings
Mr. Buhler of Kamas, a returned missionary, will speak at the First ward sacrament meeting Sunday night per Bishop West. Principal A. P. Warnick of Lincoln high school will speak at the Second ward Sunday evening per Bishop Clark. High Council members Jed Shoell and Harold S. Walker will lead the Windsor ward meeting with special musical numbers.
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Buhler
Kamas
First Ward
Junius A. West
Mr. Buhler
G. Buhler
This
A. P. Warnick
Lincoln High School
Second Ward
C. R. Clark
High Council
Windsor Ward
Jed Shoell
Harold S. Walker
Local Items Recap In Provo and Nearby Communities
Local notes from Provo Union in American Fork canyon to Ogden visits. Mentions Mrs C P Warnick, Mr and Mrs Leo Harvey, John Harvey’s coast trip, Joan Adams’ Los Angeles trip, Yellowstone trip reports, Dairy day awards for Warnicks, University of Utah honor roll listing Daniel M Smith, Dr and Mrs Davies guests from New Brunswick, Sunday School teachers event for Mrs Fischio, Manila ward Boy Scout trips to the world’s fair, and local talks by George Crawford with Arthur Crawford family.
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Leo Harvey
John Harvey
San Francisco
R. H. Davies
New Brunswick
New Jersey
Ray
Merrill
Daiies
Utah
Dr. Davies
Rutgers College
Davies
Manila Ward
San Fiusto
Recreation Supervisors Outline Play Activities
Recreation supervisors Har old S. Walker Laura Banner and Irwin Jensen direct a program offering dancing classes for children and adults from 2 to 6 p m with a 6 to 6 30 story hour and a dance review on August 6. Croquet and tennis run 2 to 6 p m daily with finals set for July 25 and 26 at city park and high school courts. A swimming session at 2 p m Saturday at the Orem pool with a 5 cent transport and pool fee, plus life-saving instruction, is planned for all kids. Miss Laura Banner and Mr Harold S Walker coordinate. Local softball action features Pleasant Grove visiting for evening games and a weekly schedule listing three matches Wednesday night.
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Harold S. Walker
Laura Banner
Irwin Jensen
Orem
Sunday School Honors Teacher at Windsor Ward Party
The Windsor ward Sunday School class honored former teacher Mrs. Cra pseanten with a party at the Hansen home Tuesday evening. Members and teachers played games, enjoyed refreshments, and signed a book in appreciation. Attendees included Mrs Bila M. Cragutt, Mrs Ema W. Cragan, Garol Stark, Tha Willett, Julia Beth Johnson, Doris Walker, Delores Nelson, Janice Cook, Roger Fisher, TaVell Swenson, Stanley Hansen, Chris Hreinman, Marbn Kirk, Barbara Jarman, Betty Backus, Madge Harris, Belva Healey, Wesley, Omer, Weldon Marrett, Willard Harris, Nile Harris, Lattue Johnson, Florence Hansen, Nyla Craguy, and Donna Dee Hansen.
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Windsor Ward
Crapseanten
Hansen
Bila M. Cragutt
Ema W. Cragan
Second Ward Plans Dell Event With Dinner And Program
Ward day for the Second ward will be held at Mutual Dell Friday evening with a dinner in the Dell dining hall for ward members going to the canyon. An amphitheatre program will follow the dinner as arranged by the Mutual Improvement association.
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Second Ward
Mutual Dell
Mutual Impprovement Association
Dell
Canyon
Softball Fans Await Old Men's Game Showdown
Softball fans anticipate a feature event Thursday at 8:00 p m titled Old Men's Game even though teams are not yet organized. The schedule lists Friday 7:30 Lindon versus Thor me Christensen, 8:30 Boren Jacobs versus Smith, and 9:30 Cla re versus Windsor with several matchups drawing local interest.
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Lindon
Thorme- Christensen
Pigeons Remember Home Says Racing Breeder
A breeder of fancy racing pigeons asserts that homing birds do not quickly forget their original homes, claiming strong memory for locations and routes.
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Brazil
S. F. Trip
Isle of Dogs
London
Poplar
Thames
Magosioe
Hilton
By Gordon Wright
Christensen and
W, Jacobs and
Borm Smith Drug
Church News
Max Larson
Max Larson and His Orchestra
Grove
Inne Warnick
C. P. Warnick
Myr
W. Rumel Cragan
Williamson
Lyle Kirk
Joan Adams
Los Angeles
la Jolla
Ms_T. H. Eaton
L. L. Peterson
Ogden
Dezzie Adams
LeGrande
Oregon
Bishop Walsh
Harold Hardman
Joan
Guy Hardman
Baby
Yellowstone National Park
Mertill N. Warnick
Lo~ Unit
University of Utah
Daniel M. Smith
Anthony Fisehio
Marjorie Holdaway
Su Jabtending
Georgt Crawford
Lehr Wurth Werd
Windenr
Fipcertis
Hitler Grewford
Arthur Crewford
Jim Buniny
Boren-Jacobs
Smith
Thorne-Christensen
New York
Union Pacifia
Denver
City of Denver
California
San Francisco Exposition
Litle
Berth Geeping
Berth Raton
Combes
God
Sah Francisco
Bouah
Buuldes Dam
F. R. Heidenreich
Union Pacific Railroad
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