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Newspaper
Pleasant Grove Review
Location
Pleasant Grove, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1951
Page
8
Mrs Weston Hales of Los Angeles visits her daughter Mrs Mary Frandsen of American Fork and sister Mrs R Allen and Mrs Leone Carson with other relatives here and in Salt Lake City and nearby points.
The Golden Gleaners of Timp Stake held a June 1 gathering at Mrs. Ernest P. Smith’s home. Co hosts were Mrs. Evelyn Hilton and Mrs. Peart Gourley. Leaders elected for the coming year were Mrs. Norma Workman as chairwoman, with Mrs. Danilo Smith and Mrs. Tiel Roberts on the entertainment committee.
Mrs. William Stagg is under care at American Fork hospital this week. Mrs. Hattie Beck Johnson of Salt Lake City visited relatives including Mrs. Oscar Brough. Captain Paul Huchel, now transferred to Fairbanks Alaska for army service, has visited local families. Miss Helen Olson and Miss Louise West plan a week in San Francisco to visit friends. Mr and Mrs John M Christianson and baby of Nephi and Mr and Mrs W L Williams with four children from Rock Springs Wyoming spent the weekend with their parents and grandparents, the Christiansons.
The family of Josiah Kemp expresses gratitude to friends who helped during illness and after death, including kind words, encouragement, and music. Thanks for floral offerings and use of cars. sincere appreciation for support during this period.
An overwhelming crowd gathered Saturday at the Second Ward to honor Josiah Kemp a longtime city fire chief and community helper. The service featured remarks by Mayor Robert W Mattett Pleasant Grove Fire Department members and readings about Kemp’s life while in England and his service in Utah. Interment followed at Pleasant Grove City Cemetery with active pallbearers Richard Allred Raymond Nelson Blaine Swenson Eldon Johnson WH B Bradley and Harold Clark.
The miniature train built by Union Pacific, a 1923 creation no cargo carrier, returns to streets for Strawberry Day parades. Now a mobile display, it travels on a concrete roadbed powered by a tractor, with engine, tender, stock car, box car, coal car, tank car, and caboose. It has logged 265000 miles since its Omaha debut and appears in western towns each spring to celebrate.
Thorne and Son of Pleasant Grove join the American Hereford Association as 210 breeders are added to April roster, bringing total membership to 18,248, with the world’s largest purebred registry headquartered in Kansas City. The association reports a record 426,971 calves registered last year, up 56,973 from the prior year, with white-faced calves dominating registrations. Meanwhile Ernest Morgan and guests plan a west coast swing to visit relatives and bring back three children from Idaho.
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