City Play Program Drafted For 1935 Recreation League
A clipped notice outlines a 1935 city play program with seven softball and baseball games. Six teams will compete using small softball rules, with schedules set at 6 15 to 6 45 p m and games at Forbes and MHS grounds. Eligible players from wards contest Alpine Second and Hi Fourth wards, with playoffs to determine advancing teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant
American Legion
Deacon
SAHOD
T i
Alpine
Highland
Forbes
Ond Ward
F.S
H. S
H. 5
F. S
H. 8
Dell Institute Program Outlined for Tri Stake IM A Institute
Plans nearing completion for the tri stake IM IA institute at Mutual Dell to be held June 22 marking the summer season. Tithpanogos stake presides at 10 4 im and noon meal offered for a nominal charge while Alpine stake arranges for board members to attend for papoet meetings and oversee the evening meal. Lehi stake plans a campfire program and Elva Fitzgerald of Lehi is named summer camp supervisor. Alpine stake visits Dell in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IM. I. A. Institute
Mutual Dell
Dell
Lehi
the Dell
Alva Fitzgerald
The
Missionary Farewell Tendered LaVon Ear
Last night at the base a farewell service honored LaVon Ear outgoing missionary. Bishop Joseph H. Storrs and family spoke. Music featured LaVon Hart Robert Clarke Mildred Chipman Amy Wagstaff and Helen Irene Johnston. Ear graduates from BU with a chemistry science major and music award. He sails July 3 aboard the S S Washington to the German Austrian mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaVon Earl
Joseph H. Storrs
Alma Har
LaVon Hart
Robert Clarke
Mildred Chipman
Amy Wagstaff Cave
Reading
Helen Johnston
Irene Johnston
LaVon
Salt Lake
New York
S. S. Washington
Mrs Young Heads to Hawaii With Church Leaders
Mrs Clifford E Young departs Wednesday with her parents President Heber J Grant and Mrs Grant and sister Mrs Anna G Midgley for Hawaii. They will meet President J Reuben Clark in San Francisco and sail Saturday. The group aims to organize the 113th stake and return to Salt Lake City mid July for Hill Cumorah monument unveiling events on July 21 22 and 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford E. Young
Heber J. Grant
Anna G. Midgley
Hawaii
J. Reuben Clark
San Francisco
Grant
Clark
Salt Lake City
Hill Cumorah
New York
History of Utah County Press Pioneers in American Fork
A historical survey by the Utah State Historical Society curator outlines early Utah County newspapers from American Fork including the American Folk Independent American Fork Item and The Advance. It tracks editors publishers and changes in ownership from 1890 to 1923 with notes on name changes and the evolution into The Citizen and related papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah State Historical Society
J. Cecil Alter
Utah
Bingham Bulletin
M. L. Scott
Dunkley & Scott
Heber
American Folk World
Independent
W. E
Eva B. Smith
John R. Wall
St. George
Salina Sun
John R. Wallis
American Fork Base ball Team Seeks Half Title
The American Fork baseball team under Bun Bennett has won two of three games this season. They beat Heber 8 to 4 at home, and crushed Pleasant Grove 11 to 8 here last Wednesday. Next Wednesday at Pleasant Grove the game is postponed due to Strawberry Day, then the team hosts Lehi next Friday. Arnold Chipman Jim Bohn and Grant Ingersoll are pitching for the locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Fork
Bun Bennett
Lehi
Heber
Pleasant Grove
Mon son Baby Monson Funeral Held in Fourth Ward
Funeral services were conducted Monday afternoon in the Fourth ward chapel for George Monson Toone Monson, 1 month old, son of Alvin E. and Electa Monson. He died after surgery for a bowel condition, with interment in Pleasant Grove City Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth Ward
George Toone Monson
Alvin E
Electa
Toone Monson
Baby Monson
Lehi
Calvin Eugene Monson
Nadine Monson
American Fork
Mary Alice Toone
Salt Lake City
Mons Monson
Pleasant Grove
Lot Robinson
Elva Clarke
Margaret Jones
LaVona Jensen
Junius A. Smith
Salt, Lake
Irene Shelley
Ruth Hansen
Ann Hansen
Pleasant Grove City Cemetery
Fire department rushes to minor rural blaze near granary
Fire crews answered a quick alarm Thursday evening to a rubbish fire near a granary at the home of Sam Dean Jr where Fay Chadwick lives. The blaze caused no damage as firemen arrived swiftly from the station and found the fire burning when noticed.
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Sam Dean, Jr
Fay Chadwick
Ann Clayson Named Second Vice President at BYU
Ann Clayson was chosen to serve as second vice-president of the Associated Students of Brigham Young University for 1935 36 at a special council meeting. She will chair elections and direct the public service bureau, bringing wide experience to the role.
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Ann Clayson
Associated Students
Brigham Young University
Hell
Public Service Bureau
Ann
Lehi News History Notes Editor A F Gateford Jr Since 1923
The Lehi paper notes its editor A F Gateford Jr has served since 1923 and has gathered surviving files from 1908 1909 1914 1915 1916 and 1923. American Fork Tribune started July 26 1919 with W E B Ellsworth as editor manager but he soon moved to Payson and later returned to Salt Lake City. no files or data remain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Fork
Utah County
American Fork Independent
J. F. Bledsoe
James McCoard
A. F. Gaisford, Jr
American Folk Independent Publishing Co
McDoard & Riddell
American Fork Canyon
Provo Daily Enquirer
Ed. Isaacson
American Folk Independent
Equirer
Home Sentinel
Manti
Heskel
Grand Junction
American Pork Independent
Prove Enquirer
Park
Pribyl
Provo Enquirer
John Pribyl
Price Telegraph
A. F. Gaisford
John F. Pribyl
Corinne
Utah Republican
Newman H. Mix
American Fork Republican
Spanish Fork Sun
Lehi
St. George
John Walls
Wallis
L. D
Ward
Salina
John R. Wallis
John
Utah
Park Record
Tri-City Times
James T. Jakeman
Eilter
Gray
Pleasant Grove
the Review
the Citizen
American Folk
Banner
Lehi Sun
Allishing Co
Gaisford
A. F. Gaisic
A. F. Gateford, Jr
Gatsford
American Fork Tribune
Ellsworth
Payson
Salt Lake City
Relief Society Conference Held At Alpine
The Alpine Stake Relief Society held its semi annual conference in the Alpine ward chapel with 185 in attendance. President Paul D Christensen spoke of unity and the Reading Project reports were given by ward leaders. The afternoon session at 1 30 featured a memorial for Mrs Rachel Hunter and the Alpine choir sang many hymns, bringing total attendance to 160.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpine Stake Relief Society
Alpine! Ward
Stake
General Board
Paul D. Christensen
Ida P. Beal
Marcia K. Howells
Relief Society
Lucille Robinson
Fourth Ward
Lillian Brown
First Ward
Henrietta Larson
Highland Ward
Alpine
Christensen
Rachel Hunter
Sisters of the Alpine Stake Relief Society
Annie CG. Hindley
Utah
Wetherbee on Trial In Price Court
Charles Wetherbee former organizer for the National Miners union faces a riot charge for actions during the 1933 coal strike. Two district court sessions open at 10 00 a m with judges George Christensen and Wilworth Wooley presiding. His trial had lingered through previous terms due to poor health and now proceeds after a recent medical clearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Price
District Court
George, Christensen
Wilworth Wooley
Manti
Charles Wetherbee
National Miners’ Union
Wetherbee
Liquor Permits Sold Here
Fifty six local residents bought state liquor permits in city hall as a liquor commission representative held an open office. Officials announced that each county city will be visited next week to select a package store to handle liquor under the new state setup.
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The
Liquor Commission
Pioneer Resident Nicholas Ambrose Dies at 74
Funeral services were held for Nicholas Martin Ambrose 74 of American Fork who died after a long illness from heart disease. Born January 1 1861 in Empire Nevada he was a son of N M and Rebecca Ambrose and contributed to West settlement and local public works. Surviving are his widow seven sons and daughters eight grandchildren and a brother with interment in American Park City Cemetery.
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Nicholas Martin Ambrose
Third Ward
Mr. Ambrose
Empire
Nevada
N. M
Rebecca Oxyendine Ambrose
West
Virginia City
Ambrose
American Fork
Lfe
Lucy Adams Ambrose
Virgil M. Ambrose
Reno
Vern J
Francis G. Ambrose
John Binks
J. Travis Williams
Salt Lake City
W. P. Rose
Seattle
Washington
G. C. Hosking
Lehi
George Ambrose
Sacramento
California
Frank Shelley
Shelley
James T. Gardner
American Park City
Jesse M. Walker
Rose
James E Hicks Arrested In East Lake City For Disturbing The Peace
James E Hicks of East Lake City was arrested June 11 at First East and First North on a disturbing the peace charge. He appeared in city court and pleaded guilty. Judge Sea-Strand fined $5 and granted a stay of execution to June 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Hicks
East Lake City
First East
First North
Sea- Strand
Bertha Clarke Receives Honors at BYU Graduation
Miss Bertha E Clarke daughter of Mr and Mrs James H Clarke was among BYU graduates honored at last week exercises in Provo. The article notes her inclusion among those with special honors though her name was initially omitted.
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Bertha E. Clarke
Mar
James H. Clarke
Brigham Young University
Provo
Cour
Miss Clarke
City passes club and cigarette regulation ordinances
Ten Years Ago Now notes in the June 19 1925 file report city officials adopted ordinances regulating clubs and club rooms and the sale of cigarettes and cigarette papers with the latter taking effect today. Also announced are engagements births and a mine accident death and Utah University graduation of ten American Folk Students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mina Shafter
Dena
Clarence A. Grant
Salt Lake Temple
Joseph W. Johnson
American Fork Canyon
Nelson
Provo
Melba
Eugene Smith
A. F. Smith
Barbara Pett
University of Utah
Velma Shelley
Mary Chipman
Melba Chipman
Kenneth Noyes
Davis H. Chipman
Wayne Shelley
James A. Shelley
Albert G. Hunter
Helen Myers
LaVan Chipman
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MHS
Dell Institute
Mrs. Young
American Folk Newspaper History
Am. Fork
Monson Baby
Price Court
Price News-Advocate
Bertha Clarke
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