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Newspaper
Pleasant Grove Review
Location
Pleasant Grove, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1952
Page
3
The text notes bats are musts not birds with fur and well developed teeth. It states young are born alive and nursed at the breast. Wings are supported by elongated finger bones with skin stretched between them, forming an exaggerated webbed foot.
A dense Pleasant Grove ledger lists many ads for rentals and sales. Items include a duplex for rent, rooms for rent, a six share of irrigation water, a new home building project in Pleasant Grove, a cream for sale, a cow and pig buys, a riding horse, a coal range, farm equipment, seeds, and various services from local shops. Names like Warren Cable Stephen Adams and Alfred Richins appear among hardware, clothing, and repair offerings.
Corporal Oliver Kay Peterson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wallin J. Peterson of Pleasant Grove Utah, was discharged from the Army after enlisting in July 1948 for three years and receiving a Good Conduct Medal. He arrived at Camp Irwin California last year and served in the Post Personnel Section with the 6011th ABU. Peterson graduated from Pleasant Grove High School in 1917 before attending Brigham Young University. The Camp Irwin armored training center, a vast Mojave Desert facility, supports tank crews training across 673000 acres.
Warnila Governor Clara, a registered Holstein cow owned by Merrill N. Warnick and Sons of Pleasant Grove Utah, has surpassed 100000 pounds of milk in lifetime production. Recorded by the Holstein-Friesian Association of Americas, she has 146192 pounds of milk and 4928 pounds of butterfat across 11 milking periods, with a peak 16707 pounds of milk and 622 pounds of butterfat at age 3 years 5 months.
Beehive girls from Timpanogos Stake hold Swarm Day at the Lindon Chapel with awards and tributes. Graduates from Primary were welcomed earlier, with skits, songs, and a beehive book presentation.
Army aviators undergo 18 weeks of technical training at San Marcos Texas, then 13 weeks of tactical training at Fort Sill Ohio, followed by eight weeks of instrument flying and ten weeks of helicopter training for selected graduates.
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