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Newspaper
Pleasant Grove Review
Location
Pleasant Grove, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1934
Page
8
Entry indicates the item was registered as second class matter at the Pleasant Grove Utah post office handling and mailing status for classification.
Professor George D Clyde state water conservator reports severe water shortages in Uteh affecting culinary irrigation and stock needs. He urges conservation like repairing ditches reducing evaporation and optimizing stream runs by soil type and land productivity.
Professor Clyde warns water hsots and springs are scarce and feed costs high. He urges stockmen to assess water sources, haul water to ranges, reduce herds orderly, and consider pasturing dry lands and alfalfa to meet livestock needs while watching culinary water supplies and cooperating among users.
Susan B Turner of American Fork marked her 90th birthday on May 9. Relatives from Salt Lake Heber Cedar City Lehi and American Fork joined her for a day of family gathering and celebration. Turner has lived in American Fork since age 19 after marrying John Edwin Buckwalter.
The Utah County relief organization under the FERA restructured into three districts North district led by Mrs. Ora Chipman with five social workers and Mrs. Lenore Walton as assistant Central district overseen by Mrs. Tris McArthur with four field workers and Electa Dixon as assistant Southern district managed by Mrs. Lucile Curtis Payeon with Emma E K Alleman as assistant and five social workers E M Allred regional PERERA director announced the changes Alfred met with Chipman in American Fork and local workers will receive appointment notices within days
The Hanging Rock in American Fork canyon was blown apart Sunday morning at about 8 o clock to clear a federal road project. The rock long admired as a scenic attraction was torn from the hills in seconds to pave the way for transportation progress.
Notice invites all boys 12 and older to City Hall next Monday at 8 PM for instruction in tennis baseball swimming hiking and more. Vanguards and Men of the Mutual Improvement Associations urged to attend as Leo Nelson and Grant Ingersoll lead the summer recreation effort with the city program.
The final stake chorus practice for the Al nine stake MI A chorus will meet next Tuesday at 8 PM in the tabernacle. Mrs West Hammond, director, urges full attendance by all chorus members. Tickets for rehearsals in Salt Lake under Nobel Cain will be issued next Tuesday night.
News notes from 1924 include American Fork firemen installing blocks for large flags along Main Street to decorate the business district ahead of the state firemen’s convention in August. John Clarke represents Second Ward in a declamation contest with the Alpine stake finals. A farewell for Elder Melvin Grant and Lois Baker precedes their missions to Britain and California. A recent rainstorm valued at 10 million dollars to the state benefits local farmers. A baby boy arrived to Leeann and Joseph Walton on May 16. Mrs. George Meredith hosted a tea for daughter Clea’s seventh birthday. Relia Hunter takes charge at Chipman Mercantile Co. candy and drug counter replacing Kate Durrant who is marrying soon.
Am Fork locals Richard Cardell of Gooding Idaho is here for a three week visit with his grandfather Lafe Parker and family. Memorial day visitors at the Lafe Parker home include Mr. and Mrs. Harry Parker and daughter Miss Sarah Parker of Salt Lake City Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Parker and family of Copperton and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Parker and children of Timpanogos.
An ad promotes Adlerika promising clear skin while a two-vehicle collision occurs on Main Street when a Ford sedan driven by John Child of Salt Lake City hits a Conoco oil truck driven by Marion Bowman. Both vehicles traveled fast. the sedan's right side is crushed and the oil truck is damaged. A missionary social at the tabernacle honors Wagstaff and Rhobock, returning from California and the German mission. TheAmericans provided music and a lively program with dancing.
Mr and Mrs Archie M Chadburn announce the marriage of their daughter LaPrele to Alvin L Graham son of Mr and Mrs Robert Graham of Wallsburg. The ceremony occurred at the Salt Lake temple on May 22. The couple will reside in Wallsburg for now and friends in the city extend best wishes.
An old advertisement urges readers with sore inflamed swollen feet to visit William Thornton druggists or other druggists to buy Moone's Emerald Oil. It claims the first use provides relief and repeated applications cure foot troubles, leaving feet normal and free of odor.
Mrs J Bates reports Mrs Glenn Terry recovering from gallstone operation at Salt Lake hospital. Dean and wife welcome a baby boy. mother and baby in good condition. Legrande Strong injured his leg again after a prior California accident. Melvin Dewey and wife celebrate birth of a baby son. both mother and child doing well. Leon Strong and California family visit Bates relatives. Memorial day visitors include Mrs Benjamin Bates and others from Salt Lake and nearby towns. Guests also include Mrs Earl Hunter and daughter from Bingham. Virgil Groo of Salt Lake, Marsh Groo and daughter from Wyoming, and Pulley family from American Fork visit Groo. Talmage family and Hackett relatives from Salt Lake and Lehi visit Memorial day. Birth announced for Harvey Naylor and wife in Midvale, formerly Healey of Alpine.
The American Legion announces a dedication event for the new Ametityy building. Electrical fixtures are nearly complete and a precise opening time and date will be announced soon. Mr and Mrs Burn and family relocated from California while Harrington's tenure continues with ongoing work and family.
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