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Newspaper
Pleasant Grove Review
Location
Pleasant Grove, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1934
Page
4
Am. Fork residents report the birth Monday morning of a baby girl to Mr. and Mrs. William J. Wagstaff. The mother and infant are thriving.
Mrs. Leon Whipple and son Foster of Ogden spend ten days with Mrs. Whipple’s mother Mrs. Emma Foster. Hannah G. Ashby endorses The House of Rothschild after seeing it in Salt Lake. A dinner party honors Miss Melba Pulsipher of Provo, a bride of late May, hosted by Miss Selma Seastrand with guests T. C. Hebertson Axel Andreason Orland Pine Fern S. Nicholes Mabel Nelson E. J. Seastrand.
Miss Elva Myers of Los Angeles arrived Thursday to spend a month in Utah visiting relatives. She formerly led the Butler’s Ready-to-wear department in Provo and now serves as resident buyer for Butlers and other firms in Los Angeles. Her sister Lauriel Myers, a Brigham Young University student, received honorable mention from the Studio Guild for landscape oil paintings and holds several university offices including senior class vice president and White Keys president.
Glen Cook visits with sister Mrs Ernest Hindley Jr. Mrs Clyde Birk and children spent last weekend in Provo with her parents. The Singleton family heads for Strawberry for a month. Shafter and family visit for Decoration Day. Kimball family heads to Los Angeles for summer. A five year old Durrant is buried in American Fork after pneumonia. Ashby family wedding plans and various gatherings noted. A Chipman’s manager, Jesse Russon, departs for a new post with Ryan Fruit Co. A Junior Literary League meeting outlines a year of programs and music appreciation events.
Monday night the Bee-Hive girls of Alpine with Bee Keepers and Mrs. E. J. Seastrand enjoyed games and examinations at the Alpine Amusement Hall. About fifty women and girls attended and praised the hospitality of the Alpine Bee Keepers ward Y M C A leaders Mrs. Florence Strong and Mrs. Mae Hallidan.
Notice that the Alpine School District board will adopt the 1934-35 budget at a meeting in the district offices American Fork on Wednesday June 13 1934 at 730 pm. Clerk J F Walton signs the notice.
A busy period brings births in Provo Payson and American Fork with names such as Jackson Nelson Johnson Street Dixon and Peck. Engagements noted for Virginia Street to Junior Dixon and a June wedding planned. A 70th birthday party for John Buckwalter and moves to Belle Fourche mark a flurry of family events.
We acknowledge with appreciation the many acts of kindness shown during the illness and after the death of our beloved husband and father William W. Hunter. We thank those who assisted at the funeral sent flowers and offered car transportation. Mrs. William W. Hunter and Family.
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