Lake Drainage District Seeks Broad Water Rights ruling
The Lake Drainage District files a water suit in Third Court asserting senior rights to Utah Lake and tributaries. Salt Lake City and Salt Lake County canals are named alongside East Jordan, South Jordan, and North Jordan Irrigation companies seeking declaration of rights, injunctive relief, and a framework to curb diversions during drought. The case cites a 1934 1935 drought and seeks to determine priorities among claims while preserving senior rights and establishing court supervision of diversions and decrees.
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Utah Lake
Saltity
Utah
Salt Lake Ty
East Jordan
South Jordan
Com- S
North Jordan
Fallon
Unl
Tiga
Tnibutirles
Jon Boy
Salt Lake City
Utah and Salt Lake Canal Company
East Jordan Irrigation Company
South Jordan Canal Company
North Jordan Irrigation Company
Jordan River
Its
Terization
Utah County
Salt Lake County
Sunday Ward Programs to Feature Local Musical Events
The Mutuals of the wards will organize Sunday evening meetings at Pelock. Planned programs include a State Public Library Department in Salt Lake City and a full music department program at the high school with an all musical program.
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Lefby
Salt Lake City
Rill
Dance Revue Delights Crowd With Colorful Costumes
A large crowd of parents attends a three division dance revue by 75 pupils under Mrs. Edgar Booth with accompanist Mrs. Lydia Olsen. Darrell Wanless performs solos among a lineup including The Enchanted Forest Witch and Gnomes Flowers Wood Nymphs and more. Participants include Mary Ann Wanlass Kathleen Dewey Joyce Singleton Marilyn Binns Janice Hansen Doris Dean Ault LaRue Hogan Shirley Beck and many others. Miss Huish and Miss Bird are from Provo.
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Edgar Booth
Lydia Olsen
Darrell Wanless
Ida
Petit Ballet
Piero and
Pieroette
Mary Ann Wanlass
Kathleen Dewey
Joyce Singleton
Marilyn Binns
Janice Hansen
Doris Dean Ault
LaRue
Ula Burgess
Dorothy Clark
Norms Bowen
Carol Christiansen
Gwendolyn Nelson
Pearl Mecham
Beth Hartshorn
Charlotte Chipman
Louise Christensen
Maurine Spafford
Verda Pulley
Mune McAllister
Elizabeth McAllister
Fern Walker
Dorothy Peck
Elaine Adamson
Mildred Bate
Luelle Walker
Ruth Gaisford
Irene Shelley
Maxine Hawkins
Marie Briggs
Edith Charlisle
Dorothy Wright
Beth Wanlas
Edna Bowen
Lois Robinson
Grac Smith
Eleanor McAllister
Ann Burgess
Shirley Healey
Cleone Beck
Chetto Hamnet
Roxie Strong
Lars Shepherd
Della Healey
May Rene Marsh
Marjorie Huish
Beth Bird
Miss Huish
Miss Bird
Provo
Marriage Announced for Alice Hallacy and Mortis Nielson
Mr and Mrs James Hallacy announce the marriage of their daughter Alice to Mortis Nielson son of Mr and Mrs M J Nielson of Riverton. The ceremony was Wednesday morning June 3 at the Salt Lake Temple with President S L Chipman officiating.
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James
Hallacy
Alice
Mortis Nielson
M. J. Niel
Riverton
Salt Lake Temple
S. L. Chipman
Miss Hallsey
Mr. Nielson
Stanley Peters
Floyd Hallsey
James Hallsey
Nielson
Young Couple Plans Coast Trip for Berkeley Visit
Mr and Mrs Jay Beck of this city plan to leave American Park on the twenty fifth of the month for Berkeley California. Mr Beck will present and speak at the University of California and fellowship earned through his chemistry work. He recently completed a masters degree and will graduate June 10. He has taught at Dixie Junior College St George Utah and presented research at a University of Utah meeting.
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Jay Beck
American Park
Berkeley
California
Beck
University of California
Brigham Young University
Mr Beck
Vern Beck
Giddings
Dixie Junior College
St. Georie
Utah
St Georg
Beckton
Dixie
de 'Bospace
University of Utah
Martin
Coast
Poems Published By Ayor House In New York City
A message to Mrs. Clyde announces two poems by her, including Moreshadowed, will be published by Ayor House of New York City. The notice expresses happiness and informs of the forthcoming publication.
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Merling D. Clyde
Ayor House
New York City
Pole
Primary graduation exercises held in three wards of the stake
Graduation programs announced in three wards as the Primary Association held exercises Sunday evening. Names listed include graduates from First Second and Fourth wards with March graduates also taking part. Fourth ward program featured a duet a poem a Seagulls presentation and talks on Priesthood.
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Stake
Max Grant
Blaine Hoyle
Jay Graff
Jack Earl
Jack Proctor
Jimmie Nelson
Gail Hammond
Kenneth Chipman
Bill Sykes
Bill Pierce
Sherman Varney
Eugene Varney
Merrill Birch
Dick Walton
Aston Pulley
Edith Rich
Lot Robinson
May TH. Marsh
Leila Abel
Della. Spafford
Cavemen Open Out of Town Series With Heber City Visit
The Cavemen travel to Heber City for a three game out of town series starting today on the northern diamond. A June 17 home date with Heber City looms, with Lehi and Pleasant Grove also on the slate. Season tickets are on sale and games start at 2 30 pm with 10 and 15 cent admission.
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Pet
Heber City
Loo Lehi
Scere
Pleasant Grove
Cavemen Tall
Cavemen
American Fork
Lehi
Local People to Dance at Saltair and Salt Lake Festival
Alpine stake to perform in a church dance festival at Salt Air on June 12 with 12 couples and a Waltz Quadrille in costume. Participants include Trene Jones Lydia Olsen Helen Hicks Edith Walker Merma Grant Virginia Shelley and others under directors Mrs Dessie Wilde Gilbert Shumway. stake singers join June 13 event with 1600 youths at the tabernacle Salt Lake City. Kensington Society meets May 21 for hymnals and community events at local church venues.
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Alpine Stake
Salt Air
Trene Jones
Lydia Olsen
Helen “Hicks
Edith Walker
Merma Grant
Virginia Shelley
Donna Lue Davis
Madeline Robinson
Tabernacle
Salt Lake City
Bible Quotations by V. Hansen Scrambled Text
Fragmented OCR style text presents biblical quotations and nonsensical garbling. The readable portions reference names such as Hagar and Sara and phrase fragments about the Lord and creation, with many misspellings and disjointed lines. The piece appears as a corrupted page segment rather than a coherent article.
Alpine Condolences. Claud Strong dies of heart attack
Claud Chester Strong, 38, Alpine resident and husband of Mildred Hall, died Tuesday in the office of Dr. K. E. Noyes from a heart attack. Born February 2, 1893, he leaves nine children, four sisters, and three brothers. Funeral arrangements honor his memory as relatives and friends reflect on his life in Alpine.
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Claud
Strong
K. E. Noyes
Claud Chester Strong
Don. G. Strong
Billa Car
Sie Strong
Alpine Thah
Our the City
Mildred Hall
Lloyd
Marion
Ray
Douglas
Ted H
Ben- In
Nona
Lillian
Loydece
Don ©. Strong
Mark Strong
Salt Lake City
Clement Strong
General Custer Life Sketch From Quoted Fragments
Fragmentary notes recount General Custer, a Weet Pointer from Weat Pott, who served in a cline war and later led troops through battles. It claims he was killed in a late campaign, with a mention of a 1870 date and racial reference.
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General Custer
Custer
Weat Pott
Memorial Day Observed At American Fork Cemetery
Memorial Day observance in American Fork featured a city pageant titled In Memoriam to the War Dead. The program included a high school band, an address by Mayor Adar, and tributes by the American Legion and Auxiliary. Performers included Mrs Delbert Chipman and readers and speakers from veterans and Red Cross groups.
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Amercan Fork
Bini
Adarson
W paReart
American Legion and Legion Auxiliary
Delbert Chipman End
Thts
E_ McWeitll
Synthia Okey
Service Star
William Miller
Red Cross
Murray Murdock
Anteriart Legion Auxiliary
J. J. Mercer
W. Widdoes
Adolph Pulley
Ethel Graff
Berniece Miller
Nan Peck
Parduhn
Edgar Pooth
Legion and Legion Auxiliary
Mr. Bird
Kenneth Robinson
Darrell Wanlass
Cecil Hansen
Dean Gordon
Fre
Death claims Tarvel L Laursen at American Fork
Tarvel L Laursen 49 died at his American Fork home Wednesday after an eight month illness. Born in Aarhus Denmark September 23 1888 he came to the U S with parents at age four and lived in Nebraska then Salt Lake City before settling in American Fork 30 years ago. He was a blacksmith and married Millié Padfeld December 1 1911. Surviving are his widow six children two grandchildren and numerous siblings. Funeral services are set for Monday at 2 p m in the Second Ward chapel with burial in the city cemetery after calling hours at the family home.
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Tarvel
Tr. Laursen
Mr. Laursen
Oarhus
Denmark
United States
Nebraska
Salt Lake City
T. A
Petrua Laursen
Millié Padfeld
Mia
Virginia Warnick
Bveverett
Tom
Huth
Norma
Dorothy Laursen
Christine
Leo Warnick
Hans A. Jane ‘Wen
Bud Larten
Aimee Pork
Everett Laursen
Pldheant Grove
Ed Lantern
Wolet Pace
Ta Willers
Vinnyarg
Tsther William
Hill ‘City
Illano
George Bear Fan
Los Angeles
California
Remebery
Full Moon Dance Scheduled At Saratoga
The community announces a Full Moon Dance at Saratoga on Saturday June 3. The event features music by local groups and a free barbecue. Attendees are invited to enjoy dancing, socializing, and a night of entertainment in a welcoming atmosphere.
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Saratoga
Tegaling
American Fork
Envocomedon
Ceva
Storm Brings Moisture to American Fork Crops
A rain storm brings needed moisture to crops in American Fork and nearby areas with reports of no overall damage. Tomato fields in parts of the county show some damage while total rainfall totals are noted from May 31 to June 3 1935 with several measurable inches recorded by E O Maxfield at the lower power plant.
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American Fork
the Star
E. O. Maxfield
American Fork Canyon
Said
Alpine City Building To Go Forward
Alpine's new city building will be completed after Judge A B Turner denied a ri junction against Mayor John A Whitty and the city council. The partly built structure will house offices rooms a fire station and library at an estimated cost of 15000 dollars with government labor and partial material funding.
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Alpine
John A. Whitty
A. B. Turner
Fourth District Court
Cars Must Have Inspection Stickers Urged by Road Patrols
Patrolmen announce all cars on highways must display new inspection stickers. Arrests will follow for noncompliance. May 20 is the required fit date. Expect checkpoints where vehicles lack official pins.
Ten Years Ago Now Taken Trewe June 6 1086
Fragmented OCR recounts a long past issue with a vivid tale of Timpanogos and a magazine feature by Reel W Warnick and associates. It references celebrations of Independence Day, local scenes, and a wide set of personal names, events, and community notes from decades earlier.
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Fe Magazine
Timpanogos
Reel W Warnick
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