Funeral Services Held Tuesday For Lavina Christensen Fugal
Lavina Christensen Fugal died Sunday at her Pleasant Grove home. Funeral services were conducted Tuesday June 3 with speakers Merrill Warnick and Theodore Tuttle of the First Council of Seventy paying tribute. Special messages were read by Boyd L. Pugal and life sketch by Ruby and Neill Y. Fugal. Bishop Carl W. Ringger led the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lavina Christensen Fugal
Pleasant Grove
Pugal
Farm Bureau
Merrill N. Warnick
A.theodore Tuttle
First Council of Seventy
Boyd L. Pugal
Ruby and
Neill Y Fugal
Carl W. Ringger
Fred Baird New Swimming Coach For Summer Team
Pleasant Grove gains new swimming coach Fred Baird a BYU scholar athlete with 14 years of competition and 40 plus medals He targets turning Pleasant Grove into a top Utah Valley group while BYU and NCAA credentials back his tenure The Alpine District budget hearing is set for June 17 1969 at 9 00 a m in American Fork Utah Public Dates listed as June 5 12 1969 May include approval of 1969 70 budget and 1968 69 adjustments
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Pleasant Grove Veterans’ Memorial
Fred Baird
BYU
Baird
Gina Ambrose
Santa Clara
Calif
P.G
Pleasant Grove
Provo
Utah Valley
Alpine School District Board of Education
North Center
American Fork
Utah
Funeral Services Friday for Rhoda Robison Stagg
Funeral services for Rhoda May Robison Stagg 84 long time Pleasant Grove resident will be held Friday June 6 at 11 a.m. at Olpin Family Mortuary Pleasant Grove. She died June 3 1969 in a Salt Lake City rest home of natural causes. She was born April 5 1885 in Lindon daughter of Lewis S and Mary Driggs Robison. She married William Stagg November 22 1907 in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. He died June 18 1956. Survivors include one son and five daughters and many grandchildren. Burial will be in Pleasant Grove City Cemetery.
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Alfred Swenson
LosAnne B. Eyring
Suzanne W. Rust
Genevieve Wright
Loile Bailey
Ann McCausland
Pleasant Grove City Cemetery
Delbert J. Fugal
Brent Fugal
Kay Swenson
Richard Wright
Paul Fugal
John Bailey
Jens Fugal
Don Gardiner
Jan Fugal
Third Ward Relief Society
Fugal
Pleasant Grove
Jens
Anna Katria Christensen
Denmark
Jens Peter Fugal
Salt Lake Temple
Midway
MIA
Relief Society
Alpine
Utah County Farm Bureau
State Fair Board
Local
Farm Bureau
Home and Community Department
Utah State Farm Bureau
Utah County Planning Board
Utah
Flower Woman
Dahlia Lady
Sandy
Alfred Vida Swenson
Provo
Milford Alda Gardner
Afton
Wyoming
G. Roy Fugal
Woodmont
Conn
Harold M. iGenevieve) Wright
Lotte J
Anna) Bailey
Salt Lake City
Jean A. Fugal
John P. Fugal
Rhoda May Robison Stagg
William Stagg
Salt Lake
LDS Temple
Richard W. la Cresenta
Calif
Merrill (Plorence) Smith
Harvey
Margaret) Hansen
American Fork
Samuel
Leah) Calder
Los Angeles
Beth Parker
Bell Gardens
Thomas Nell Williams
Anchorage
Maska
Harold Robison
Monte Rey
Colt League Game Schedule For Next Week
The Colt League announces a week of games starting June 5 with Lehi Indians facing A F Colts. June 6 features A F Colts versus P G Colts, then June 9 P G Angels meet Pirates. June 10 has P G Colts against A F Colts, June 11 A F Pirates clash with Lehi Indians, June 12 Lehi Indians host P G Colts, and June 13 A F Colts play PG Angels. All games use the home team as listed first.
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Colt League
Lehi Indians
A. F. Colts
A.F. Colts
P.G. Colts
P.G. Angels
Pirates
P. G. Colts
A. F Colts
A. F Pirates
Lehi Inians
A. F_ Colts
PG_ Angels
City Court Back to About Normal Activity in May
City Judge Keith Anderson reports May 1964 city court activity returning to normal in Pleasant Grove. 45 cases heard, $770 in fines and forfeitures. 41 traffic cases led by speeding with 18 arrests. Non traffic 4, seven dismissals and one conviction committed to Utah County Jail. Police filed 147 activity cards covering diverse incidents day and night.
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Pleasant Grove
Keith Anderson
Utah
Pleasant Grove City
Sgt Ted Freeman Receives Army Commendation Medal
Sgt Ted E Freeman of the 588th Signal Co receives the Army Commendation Medal for meritorious service against Communist aggression. The ceremony occurred March 4 1969 during his Germany Vietnam service period. He plans to discharge June 23 1969 after three years in Germany and Vietnam and will attend the University of Utah.
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Ted E. Freeman
U.S. Army
588Th Signal Co
Elwood Freeman
South 300 East
Pleasant Grove
United States Army
Stanley R. Resor
Army
Thomas M. Rienze
USA
Freeman
University of Utah
Germany
Vietnam
Nielsen Returns Home After Marine Corps Tour
Niels C Nielsen comes home to Pleasant Grove Utah after three and a half years in the U S Marine Corps including sixteen months on active duty in Vietnam He says it is good to be back among Utahs mountains He is the son of Nelson H and the late Alice C Nielsen of 195 North 100 West Pleasant Grove
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Niels C. Nielsen
US. Marine Corps
Vietnam
Utah
Niels
Nelso H
Alice C. Nielsen
North 100 West
Pleasant Grove
Legion Baseball Players Invited to Play for A F Team
Pleasant Grove Post 70 will not sponsor a baseball team this year. Am. Fork Post 49 invites Pleasant Grove area youths to try out for their team. Tryouts are Saturday June 7 at 9 am at the ALP Baseball Park. Age limit is 19 as of Aug. 1, 1969.
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Legion
Pleasant Grove Post 70
Am. Fork Post 49
Pleasant Grove Area
American Legion
Pleasant Grove
American Fork
Card of Thanks for H. Sherman Fraughton services
The family of Oral S. Praughton expresses humility and gratitude for the loyal help and sympathy shown during the passing and services of H. Sherman Fraughton. Your kindness will be remembered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Sherman Fraughton
Aways
Oral S. Praughton
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Bair
P.E
U.S
Nebraska
San Diego, Calif
Max and
Dorothy Baird
la Mesa
San Diego
Helix High School
Rhoda Robison Stagg
Colt
Mhischief
Jtah Power
Sgt
Ted Freeman
U.S. Marine Corps
Smokey Sayar
Peeasant Grove and Grove, Utah
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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