WPA Projects Drive City Building and Street Work
Improvement and City Building projects advance under the WPA. Construction on the new city building proceeds with brick, rock work, and roofing steps. the fire station and library site work are in progress. Streets program continues with about four miles of gravel streets, later full-width concrete cross streets, and culverts. About twenty workers are employed. Third ward crews report on street and culvert progress near a three day outing at Dell with a Scout program and a river bonfire observed by A A Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirk
Pen
Arge
Warren. Beers
Mar~ne
Yand Fire Station
Dell
Iters
Canning Plant Completes Pack Of 35 000 Cases
Pleasant Grove Canning Company reports completion of 35 000 cases of peas at the Provo plant under Utah Valley and Pleasant Grove brands. H W Jacobs, manager, notes a short pea crop due to hot weather and June doldrums, with peas processed from north Utah County using eight internal stations in Provo and others in London, American Fork, Manila and Highland. Plants were overhauled to first class condition with new machinery, and preparations for a tomato campaign starting about August 15, plus handling peaches beans and other produce continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Grave Canning Company
H. W. Jacobs
Provo
Jacobs
Utah Valley
Pleasant Grove
London
American Fork
Manila
Highland
Plans Dance At Orem Pavilion
The Timpanogos stake Mutual Improvement association plans a four-stake dance at Rose Lawn in Orem on Tuesday evening, August 4. Theme “Moonlight Rendezvous” will guide outdoor decorations. The MIA aims to ensure a good time. event is part of a series sponsored by central Utah county stakes. In charge are Mrs. A J Rogers and LeGrande Jarman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timpanogos Stake Mutual Improvement Association
Roselawn
Orem
Mutual Improvement Associations
Utah County
A.J. Rogers
LeGrande Jarman
Twenty Children Learn To Float At Swim Class
Pleasant Grove recreation department ran a Saratoga resort swim class last Saturday with 74 participants. Supervisors Harold B Walker and Laura Banner led instruction with Bob Eastmond and others. A second trip is planned for Saturday at 2 PM with transport for a small fee. Other activities announced include dance classes, a story hour, croquet finals, tennis each evening, softball games, and an Old Men's game next Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Grove
Saratoga Resort
Harold 8. Walker
Laura Banner
Bob Eastmond
Mr. Walker
Miss Banner
Walker
Workers’ Alliance
Jasper Eves
Jo. Meeks
Ranger Urges Care To Prevent Forest Fires
Forest Ranger Victor N. Stokes leads warning signs across Utah ranges as dry conditions raise fire risk. Campers and visitors are urged to avoid building fires and to refrain from discarded matches and cigarette butts. Human carelessness causes most fires, threatening timber, grazing, and game refuges and harming public lands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor N. Stokes
Utah
Stokes
Eftien
Hue
Local Items From Jefferson County Area News
Local society notes from Lynndyl American Fork Provo and nearby areas list residents visiting relatives and colleagues. Names include Adeline Nelson John Nelson Jarvis Farnsworth Peay Beal Anderson Wheel er Jense Warnick Rokahr Davidson Shipley Agren Kirkham and others. Attendees joined a fourth annual Home Science banquet in Provo with 115 guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Grove
Manila
Hotel Roberts
Provo
Wesley Jense
William C. Smith
Merrill N. Warnick
Helen Warnick
Norhe Science Clubs
June West
Carol Clayk
Thelda Gardner
Mary Rokahr
Washington, D. C
Myrtle Davidson
Fern Shipley
Ellen Agren
Bessie Kirkham
Jense
Miss Warnick
Norman Thomas Calls for Cooperation Over War and Disarmament
Norman Thomas, Socialist Party leader, urged maximum cooperation for disarmament and peace while warning the United States cannot aid Europe or mankind by entering war. He argued democracy would be lost in war and urged staying out to prove democracy can work, advocating international cooperation as the path to lasting peace. He criticized Versailles peace and postwar concessions, saying past policies blocked peaceful progress and fueled future conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Norman Thomas
Socialist Party
Institute of Public Affairs
University of Utah
Europe
America
Thomas
Versailles
Hitler
Thanas
Pigeons Maintain Memory Of Home, Says Breeder
A breeder of racing pigeons asserts homing birds do not forget their original lofts. The claim centers on pigeons’ navigation skills and memory, with emphasis on reliable return behavior demonstrated by racing stock.
Last Rites For Elderly Resident Scheduled Today
Mrs Hanna Marie Sundbergs funeral services are held at the Second Ward chapel in Pleasant Grove. She died Tuesday at her daughter's home, aged 80. Born August 1 1865 in Sweden, she emigrated with her family to Utah in 1871 and married Andrew P Sundberg in Salt Lake Endowment House in 1882. Survived by four sons, two daughters, 34 grandchildren and more. Burial in Pleasant Grove cemetery after calling at Stella Hardman’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanna Marie Broberz Sundbers
Second Ward
Bisip Dunius A. West
Sundberz
JE. Hardman
Sundberg
Weaterel
Sweden
Ysaac
Johannm Carlson
Utah
Andtew P. Sundberg
Salt Lake
Tregsant Grove
Stuirvirgins
Isnac
Stella Sundberg Hardman
Norma Sun
Timpanogos Stake Plans Big Homecoming Celebration
Nicholas G. Smith of the Salt Lake presiding L D S stake will speak at a stake wide meeting Sunday night in the stake tabernacle. Genealogical committee chair Lawrence R. Walker sponsors the event replacing regular ward meetings as genealogical night. A large homecoming celebration for the Timpanogos stake Primary association is set for Friday August 1 with games, races, a miniature parade, a fishpond, and a refreshment booth at the city park recreation grounds starting 2 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas G. Smith
Salt Lake L. D
Tempio
Timpanogos Stake
Stake Tabernacle
Genealogical Committee
Lawrence R. Walker
M. J. Radman
Excepion of
Manila
Stake
Lindon
Windsor
Beat Clarks Faces Softball Battle Cry In League Fight
The town league sees the rallying cry Beat Clarks as teams push to end the 12 game winning streak by C R Clark. On cloudy Wednesday Lindon narrowly missed a break through as Windsor edges Boren Jacobs 8 to 1 and Smith Drug upsets Christensen Thorne 6 to 3 with more scores listed for July games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smaith Drug
R. Clark
Lindon
Boren-Jacobs
Clark
Thore-Christenseni
Smith Drug
Windsor
Thorne-Christensen
C. R. Clark
Christensen-Thorne
Boren
H. W. Jacobs
Linden
Drab Boren-Jacobs
Christensen-Thome
Last Class of Institute Concludes Series for Relief Societies
The final session of the 11 class Social Welfare institute for Relief societies of Timpasiogos Lehi and Alpine stakes will be held Friday in the Second ward Relief society rooms. Amy Brown Lyman and Vervene Hayes Pingree will conduct a wrap up. The institute has proven instructive for members engaged in welfare work. Friday's meeting will summarize the studied material.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Social Welfare Institute
Timpasiogos
Lehi
Alpine Stakes
Second Ward
Relief Society
Amy Brown Lyman
Vervene Hayes Pingree
Engagement announced for Lorena Radmall and Lewis Cutler
Mr and Mrs Alma Radmall of Pleasant Grove announce the engagement of their daughter Lorena to Lewis H Cutler of Springville with plans for a August 21 ceremony at the Salt Lake L D S temple. Sunday visitors at the Lindon home included Mr and Mrs Wilford Anderson and family and Mr and Mrs Aryal Anderson of Salt Lake City. Thorne 3 Tome Run Club Virg il Cook, Dick Peterson 4, FP Walker 4, Don Walker 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Kirk
Suy, Jean
Norma
Carol
Magna
Wilford Anderson
Lindon
Alma Radmall
Pleasant Grove
Lorena
Lewis H. Cutler
Springville
Salt Lake L. D. S. Temple
Lyman Anderson
Aryal Anderson
Salt Lake City
Tome Run Club
Virgil Cook
Dick Peterson
FP. Walker
Don Walker
Postmaster Car Stolen and Stripped in Provo
The 1939 Chevrolet belonging to Postmaster PD Atwood was stolen and found stripped of tires radio lights and other accessories at Tenth West and Seventh South in Provo. Police traced the theft to Monday after a search began, noting the car had been to a Provo barage for repairs. Loss is estimated at 230 dollars with partial insurance coverage.
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Atwood
Tenth West
Seventh South
Provo
Tissurance
Canyon party hosted by Mothers' club in Poly
Mrs. Ray Merrill and Mrs. Lucan Johnson entertained Mothers' club members and partners at a canyon party in Gani Altamont Poly on Thursday evening. Six attended with special guests Mr. and Mrs. Rulon Brimball. The hot supper featured a bonfire program with community singing, accordion solos by Rulon Brimball, a come trading by Karl Barks, and a legend of Timpanogos related by Mrs. Harold Walker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Merrill
Lucan Johnson
Mothers’ Club
Gani Altamont
Poly
Rulon Brimball
Karl Barks
Harold. Walker
Timpanogos
Also Mentioned on This Page
WPA
Irs
A. Kirk
Orem Pavilion
Pat
Herloght
Adeline Nelson
John Nelson
Lynndyl, Dtan
Joseph and
John Mack Jarvis
Daina Chilton
Baby Laughter
J. W. Gillman
Waldo Haris and
Simall
Beverly Ann
Los Angees
California
George Peay
Warren Anderson
Helen Green
Lawrence Wheeler
Sam, Frances
Delores
Hubble Creek Canyon
Hill Beal and Son
Lowell
Ophir
Faye Beall
Tinypanogds Stake
Utah State Hospital
Garland H. Pace
Ella M_ Cragan
Cara W. Atwood
Laura Robertson
Stella W. Gillman
Stena Christensen
P. G
Uly
CG. R. Clark
Thorne
FORD
Gilmore, Yosemite Run
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