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Pleasant Grove Review

Location

Pleasant Grove, Utah, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1950

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Funeral Services Saturday For Frank Heidenreich

Frank Robert Heidenreich 65 died at his Pleasant Grove home Tuesday from a heart ailment. Born October 13 1884 in Mine La Motte Missouri he worked for the railroad from age 18 and later settled in Utah joining Union Pacific. Surviving are his wife three sons two daughters 12 grandchildren and four sisters. Funeral services set for Saturday at 2 p.m. in Pleasant Grove First Ward chapel with burial in Pleasant Grove City Cemetery.

Frank Robert Heidenreich Mine LaMotte Missouri George Heidenreich Fredericktown Railroad Utah Union Pacific Railroad Co Milford Salt Lake City Lehi Willmore Pioche Newcoming Pleasant Grove Maren Anderson Leland George Joseph Price Avlena Atwood Betty Hatch Midvale Otto

Local visitors host weekend guests in Utah and Tooele

Mr and Mrs Glen Stevens of Devil's Slide Utah were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Ernest Morgan. Mr and Mrs James Price and sons Jimmy and Tommy and J W Price of Tooele were guests Friday and Saturday of Mr and Mrs Wm Blackwell.

Glen Stevens Devil's Siide, Utah Ernest, Morgan

When We Were Young in Battle Creek Nostalgia Poem

A reflective poem recalls simple rural youth in Battle Creek. It contrasts past freedoms like rope knots and swimming holes with later, more complex expectations such as formal schooling and social norms. It mentions Dobbin the horse and quaint country scenes from childhood.

Elbert M. Williams Sustained Bishop of Second Ward

Elbert M Williams was sustained as Bishop of the Pleasant Grove Second Ward at the ward conference held Sunday evening July 16 Counselors named Paul Christofferson and Reed Peterson to assist The ward clerk will be Karl Butler Reassignments included release of Bishop Reed O Walker and counselors Ernest P Smith and Robert Marrett and ward clerk E M Williams The conference was led by Stake Presidency Merrill N Warnick Speakers included the retiring bishopric their wives and former bishops Music by the ward choir directed by F M Paulson and Mrs Gordon Atkinson

Bilbert McKell Willams Pleasant Grove Paul Christofferson Reed Peterson Karl Butler Reed O. Walker Ernest P. Smith Robert Marrett E. M. Williams Merrill N. Warnick Vilace Radmall Lewis Olpin B. H. Adams C. R. Clark Ward F. M. Paulson Gordon Atkinson

Pioneer Memorial Museum Dedication Details in Salt Lake City

A three day dedication celebration at the Pioneer Memorial Museum in Salt Lake City marks a milestone for the Daughters of Utah Pioneers. Notable events include award day, dedication prayers by President George Albert Smith, a folklore program with the Los Angeles chorus, and immigrant pioneer honors. Local and out of state groups participate, with exhibits and a dinner in honor of pioneers. The project funds of 200000 dollars were raised since 1933 through member dues, book sales, and public contributions.

Pioneer Memorial Museum Main Street Salt Lake City Salt Lake Daughters of Utah Pioneers Central Company D. U.P Lucile H. Walker Ape Comm Bind Los Angeles Chorus George Albert Smith Ogden Eva Willes Wangsguard Moroni Olsen Hollywood Levi Hagar Young Dorothy Kimball Keddington Star Promised Valley Utah Lynde H. Walker Citzens

Class of 1947 Reunion Plans at Canyon Glen

The THY Pieasant Grove high school class of 1947 will hold a reunion at Canyon Glen in Provo canyon on Friday evening July 21. Members should bring a box lunch and dress for a 8 pm dinner. Transportation help available from Glade Walker at 4491. Leonard Friendly will broadcast theme songs from KSL in the afternoon to add flavor to the day. Mr and Mrs Joe Charnente welcomed a new daughter on Tuesday July 18 at American Forks hospital.

THY Pieasant Grove High School Canyon Glen Prove Canyon Piay Glade Walker Leonard Friendly KSL Joe Charnente American Forks Hospital

Pioneer Utah aviation firm and key flights featured

Mike Jense and partners Kwitly Jacnke and E A Poe operate UK Central Utah Aviation with six planes for training business and pleasure. They gained publicity after Jense’s Skyways article defending proven aircraft, and a notable flight carrying Mr and Mrs Rockefeller and two children from Montana to New York via Jackson Hole and Salt Lake City.

Mike Isso Kwitly Jacnke E A. Poe Utah David Rockefelter Greatalls Montana Jackson Hole Central Utah Aviation, Inc Jense Rockefeller

Lindon Fair Committees Appointed for 1950 Meeting

Lindon Fair committees were appointed at a July 7 meeting with Oliver Johnson as president. Mrs Hewel Fryer chairs fancy work and flowers. other leaders include Mrs Horace Gillian and Mrs Clara Edwards. A Livestock chair is Reed Gillman and a Pain Queen will be chosen from Lindon 4-H groups with votes sold at 5 cents each.

Oliver Johnson Hewel Fryer Ofay Horace Gilieian My. Vale Martin Mav Gillian Clara Edwards Mes Pret Hoffman Tunt Armstrong Don Walker Hugh Stevens Kenneth Gillman Glen Walker H. Walker Horace Gillman Hooley Audrey Willard Johnson Fair Board Oliver Johnsén Reed Gillman Lindon

Three Stake Event Fetes Early Day Church Leaders

A Provo to Salt Lake flyover by seven leaders, including Charles Cobbley and Junius A West, showcased Utah military sites. Central Utah Aviation hosted the July Centennial Pioneer celebration planning, with events on July 23 and 24 featuring speakers Elder Orford E Young, musical groups, and a full evening program at the state training school.

Provo Kay Jacobs Utah Charles Cobbley Junius A West Ho V. Siensen Lewis B. Olpin Taylor Allen Keith Jacobs Bingham Tooele Clearfield Hill North Ogden Arsenal Salt Lake State Training School Olford £. Young MIA

Lions Club Hosts Frying Chick Dinner At Adams Home

Pleasant Grove Lions Club and Lady Lions gathered at President Arza Adams home Wednesday for a fried chicken dinner. About thirty five members and guests enjoyed songs, motion pictures, and a fire prevention talk by Wallace Saling. German visitor Miss Sigrid Schaal, 21, was featured speaker with host Merrill N Warnick welcoming her stay.

Pleasant Grove Lady Lions Arza Adams Adams T Re W. Hilton Sigrid Schaal Germany United States Merrill N Warnick Forest Service Wallace Saling

Sundbergs Welcome Baby Daughter in Provo

Ehwood and Lavean Sundberg celebrate the birth of a baby daughter on July 16 at Utah Valley Hospital in Provo. A brother named Kent awaits the new sister’s homecoming as the Sundbergs return from Pasadena where Mr Sundberg studied at the California College of Mortuary Science and recently graduated.

Ehwood Lavean Olpin Sundberg Utah Valley Hospital Provo Kent Sundberg Pasadena California California College of Mortuary Science Orem

American Legion Installs Officers

The American Legion Post No. 7 installed officers during a Tuesday evening meeting with the Auxiliary in American Forty can tor. District Commander Rawlins Hughes conducted the installation, naming Raymond KX as commander and Norman Wharton as first vice commander with Bill Bingham as second vice commander. Jed Moronwaite was adjutant, W. N. Anderson sergeant at arms, BC Roberts service officer, and Irvin Jensen chaplain. A fine supper by the Auxiliary followed, and community singing was led by Karl A. Beck.

American Legion No. 7 Legion Rawlins Hughes W. Hillay Evennanden Raymond KX Bastian Wav Iqatale Norman Wharton Bill Bingham Jegie Moronwaite W. N. Anderson BC. Roberts Irvin Jensen Chaplai Almerita Legion Auxiliary Karl A. Beck

Lindon Town Board Details Zoning Ordinance Features

Lindon town board outlines adopted zoning rules including building permits before construction. setbacks require 30 feet from street and at least 30 feet rear separation, 12 feet side clearance, and accessory structures within rear yard with 60 foot back from street. Home lots must be 60 feet wide and at least 6 000 square feet. Animals allowed in Lovin area with 25 foot setback from existing dwellings. Industrial areas limited to industrial districts. drives mention safety and health goals.

Lindon sHetion Hobjee

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Frank Heidenreich Battle Creek BY K. B Youl Dad Nell Gwendolyn Dobbin Timpanogos Cave Mary's Elbert M. Williams Second Ward Mike Jense National Flying Magazine WGKG Skyways Seven Pictures Mike Lindon Fair Belyaching Jesise Artele Salt Lake Airport Central Utah Aviation Inc Army Navy Timpanogos George Pitts Alpine Stake Harold Erickson Timpanogos Stake Speess Packartres Liatema Open Air Hall Nelson Prove Bawn Farr June Allen Jey Ha Fork Ruth Hooley Lois Fetersim Lohl Mounted June Gale Lions Club Lindon Town Board
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