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Newspaper
Pleasant Grove Review
Location
Pleasant Grove, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1950
Page
5
Atwood Inland Realty Co lists an office for rent and two trailers for sale a used hot water tank and a money stove also notes a Whipping Cream sale by Ross West with contact numbers 2183 and 5624.
An Uncle Sam promotion outlines a payroll or bank driven Bond a Month plan to buy United States Savings Bonds. Employees arrange payroll deductions and self employed individuals use bank options. Bonds mature in ten years at a four to three value ratio described by the ad.
Geneva Food and Chemical Co promotes paste forms of Parathion DDT and Sulphur for fruit and vegetable producers. They claim safer easier on equipment and more economical compared to last year 80 percent of customers preferred DDT paste. Telephone P G 2021 on Geneva Road.
Archie Boran hosted Memorial Day visitors including Mr and Mrs Owen Simulhit Milford and Mr and Mrs Chou Steele and family from Gustin. The Pugal family welcomed a baby daughter born May 27 at American Fork hospital. Wells and friends from Burlay and Ogden joined gatherings at Neill Pugal’s home in Pleasant Grove and other nearby towns.
A fragmented obituary page honors multiple local residents and relatives. Names such as Mrs Walker and Mr Mee Revlph Wigeinten appear among memorials and family notices with scattered dates and places recalled in a ceremonial tone.
Mr and Mrs with Begzint and Michael of Randolph Utah visit to attend holle jean olpin graduation at BYU. Lloyd Olpin of Tempe Arizona and family join to honor Olpin’s mother. Olpins visit Spanish Fork cemetery with BYU graduates John Williams Nell Fugal Mee Williams Benton Mundy Ethan Peay families for graveside decor and picnic.
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