Impressive Rites Pay Tribute To Martin Peterson
Funeral services for Martin Peterson, 75, held in the Second Ward under Bishop Ri Clark, featured vocal solos, a violin piece, and remarks by local leaders. Family, friends, and colleagues from the Salt Lake fruit and vegetable markets praised his tolerance, industry, and devotion to family, with floral tributes from Boise and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Peterson
Grayiel
Bish_op
Ri Clark
Fugent Nelson
Elisha Peck
Lehi
Roy Fage
Vide Conway
George Larson
Larson Ign Peterson
Mar‘ue
Martha
Yalow
Lewis Olpin
Mig Mr. Peterson
L Gytim
Jena
Peterson
Ork
Martin
Salt Lake
Alfred Swenson
Raitt Prove
Gene
Townsend Club Hears Talks By Prominent Men
Townsend N. Pian, iat ousey int held wio, Teter, a ot Grove elty Ine at the Pikus i rely to l hall Satturday for Bm ties the Townsend 8 thout (- were given by FE o oP un: norte nat vices see Hil reute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townsend N. Pian
Ousey
Pikusi
L Hall
Townsend
Norte
Pleasant Grove Hosts Community Play Program With Games
Pleasant Grove recreation directors Laura Banner and James Simmons announce a summer program packed with activities for all ages. A softball league runs in June with scheduled ward matchups and games on June 14 17 and 19. Daily afternoons feature free play story hours handicraft classes and group games. Dance classes for all ages occur Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays led by Miss Banner with age groups. Tuesday and Thursday offer speech classes and advanced work for older children. Swimming classes begin Saturdays at 1 30 pm and community dances occur every Tuesday in the high school gym.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Banner
James Simmons
Pleasant Grove
Third Ward
Windsor Ward
First Ward
Linden Ward
Manila Ward
CCC
Miss
Banner
Margaret Deveraux
Margaret Meeks
Miss Banner
Pleasant Grove High School
Engagements And Marriages Mark The Month Of June
June brings nuptials and engagements in Utah as Burl Lewis wed Don Southwick in the Salt Lake temple. The couple, both graduates of Lehi and Pleasant Grove high schools, plan a Utah honeymoon while Southwick works at Magna. Local showers funded by Mrs. Southwick and Mrs. Harris featured guests from Pleasant Grove Lindon Provo and Orem. Marjorie Driggs in Pleasant Grove engaged to Howard Glenn McCullough of California with a Wilshire wedding planned for June 27 in Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Lewis
Burl
Don B. Southwick
Aver Southwick
Lewi
Salt Lake Temple
Pleasant Grove High School
Lehi
Magna
Southwick
Melba Harris Harker
Taylorsville
L. O. Harris
Lindon
Mary Price
Helen Warnick
Bonnie Jensen
Provo
Orem
Burlin Driggs
Marjorie LaRee Driggs
Howard Glenn McCullough
California
Wilshire Wedding Chapel
Los Angeles
Utah
Hhnis
Mabel A. Driggs
Pleasant Grove
Freemont High School
Hollywood
Thrift» Drug Company
McCullough
Douglas Air Craft Company
Smith Reid Nuptials Planned For June In Salt Lake Temple
Mrs Hattie Richards announces the marriage of her niece Jean Smith to Ray L Reid of St George scheduled for June 19 in the Salt Lake temple. Jean Smith, raised by her aunt after parents died, is a Pleasant Grove High School valedictorian and 1937 BA graduate now teaching in Huntington and Springville. Reid works at Provo City Power Plant and will pursue an engineering degree in Berkeley after marriage. A June 13 reception at Mrs Richards home will honor the couple. About 100 guests invited. Secretary-Treasurer Altan Walker among temporary officers named. Meeting set for June 22 at 8 pm in the city hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Richards
Jean Smith
Ray L. Reid
St. George
Salt Lake Temple
Miss Smith
Mrs Richards
Pleasant Grove
Huntington
Springville
Reid
Provo City
Berkeley
Richards Hon
Merry Makers Social Evening At Mrs Jacob’s Home
The Merry Makers club met for a regular social evening at Mrs. Mary Jacobs home. Progressive games yielded first prize to Ruth Gammett and second to Norma Armitstead. Refreshments pleased members Josephine Smith, Nate Wilberg, Leah Bullock, Theta Parduhn, June Walker, Mary Price, Louise Heidenreich, Wanda Adams, Norma Armitstead, and Ruth Gamimett. The note mentions a forthcoming general session at 10 am for a priesthood conferen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merry Makers Club
Mary Jacobs
Ruth Gammett
Norma Armitstead
Josephine Smith
Nate Wilberg
Leah Bullock
Theta Parduhn
June Walker
Mary Price
Louise Heidenreich
Wanda Adams
Ruth Gamimett
Kentucky Crime Bill spends nearly three-quarters million each year
Kentucky spends nearly 750000 dollars net annually to prosecute felonious crime according to state figures. The report outlines ongoing costs and policy implications for prosecutors and law enforcement agencies across Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Community Pays Last Respects To Mark Richins
Community members gathered in the Timpanogos stake tabernacle for funeral services honoring Mark Richins 55 who died after a weeklong illness at a Salt Lake hospital. Harold Bullock led the service with musical tributes and remembrances from local officials and neighbors highlighting Richins’s dedication to the city and the W P A and praising his family’s harmony and faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Richins
Salt Lake Hospital
Timpanogos
Tabernacio
Harold Bullock
First Ward
Leo Richins
W. W Warnick
Alma Kirk
Richins
Edith Green
Silver City
Do. A. Gammett
van Wagoner
Jeanne West
Dale Deveraux
Roy Fage
Stella Hardman
Viola Beers
Harold . Bullock
Duane Harper
A.C. van Wagoner
Relief Society Hobby Show Closes Manila Social
The Manila Relief Society closing social featured a hobby show with crocheted bedspreads doilies quilts and a peach basket foot stool. Performances included solos by Mark Brown Maggie Rouney a guitar piece Minnie Haddap and readings by Orpha Meecham. Stake president Gera Atwood spoke and Emma Hall offered a future outlook. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila Relief Society
Ward Chapel
Jeanette Warnick
Mark Brown
Maggie Rouney
Orpha Meecham
New Books At Public Library Of Interest To All Ages
Librarian Ethel W Carlson lists new shelves titles for all readers including fiction mysteries biographies and non fiction. Adults may enjoy Goodbye Mr Chips How To Choose the High Vocation How Great Was My Valley Grapes of Wrath and others while children see many recent picture books and adventures such as The Young Aunts The Little White Coin Jimmy Shoestring Time For Bed and Tales of famous explorers. New mystery and western titles include Haunted Airways and His Big Tunnel among the Fire Fighters Clear the Trail Finights of the Range The Vigilantes of Ghits Gulch and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel W. Carlson
Chips
Valley
Jermie
Jimmy
Maetertinck
Chullives
Henry
Tommy
Hale
Hawaii
Norway
Prairies
Haunted Airways
Witz
Ghitl Gulch
Baer
Larkepur Lane
War Relief Drive Opens in Pleasant Grove District
Tom Walker chairs the Pleasant Grove Red Cross committee for a district war relief drive led by Ray Merrill with Ezra Swenson assisting. Funds support European war refugees with food shelter and medical aid. Larsson Pigstward Nelson Wright Walker listed among district volunteers. Merrill reports gratifying early soliciting results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Walker
Red Cross
Pleasant Grove
Ray Merrill
Hoe
Exra Swenson
Manila
George W. Larson
Frank Nelson
Harold M. Wright
Rea F Walker
London
Europe
American Red Cross
Merrill
Third Windsor Take Early Lead In Softball Play
In Pleasant Grove the 1940 softball season opens with non commercial teams sponsored by wards. Windsor and Third Ward lead after three nights with Lindon C C Camp and First Ward tied for second at 500. Manila and Second place near bottom. Box scores and Home Run Club members listed for early week games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Wright
Pleasant Grove
C. C
Third Ward
Windsor
Lindon
C. G. C. Camp
First Ward
Second
Manila
Linden
C.c. C. Camp
Prank Bingham
Virgil Cook
Duvall
Elwood Prestwich
Dean Parks
Hari Beck
Eldon John
CCC
Tune T
Local Old Folks Arts Annual Outing Set for Lehi
Tri stake Old Folks outing chair Thomas Fenton announces a June 19 event in Lehi for residents over 60 with a noon Huncheon and a program featuring Mary Burns. Transportation arrangements are to be coordinated by Ed Hardman J Ho Arth istead and Owen Christiansen at the Barth corner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Fenton
Timpanogos
Tri-stake
Lehi
Mary Burns
Barth
Fenton
Ed Hardman
J. Ho Arthistead
Owen Christiansen
Notice Secures Men for Summer Territory Work
Wanted six single men aged eighteen to twenty to handle a territory for the summer. Unliberited opportunities. See EF ML O'Neill Saturday between 1 and 12 m at lunchroom note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ML O'Neill
Laincheonote
Plans For Street Surfacing Investigated By Council
Seven from Pleasant Grove receive degrees at Brigham Young University this year. Graduates include Dale H West with BA English, Kenneth Bullock with BSc Geology, Bardell Monson and Louise West with BSc Commerce, Laura Swenson with BSc Education, Warren Kirk with BA Fine Arts, and Del Mar Nelson with BSc Applied Science. The council studied paving streets with oil chips at low cost using local graders and labor. Estimated cost would be twenty cents per running foot, ten cents per foot per owner, making a typical lot cost about ten dollars. Paving district would focus on high traffic streets, funded from a $1600 yearly street fund, with petitions to add others later. Citizens urged to act to avoid dust. Fire department inspection led by Chief Kemp and Captain Nelson discussed hydrants and access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brigham Young Unniversity
Pleasant Grove
College of Arts and Stichers
Dale H. West
Kenneth ¢. Bullock
University of Wisconsin
College of Commerce
Bardell Monson
Louise West
Laurra Swenson
College of Education
Warren Kirk
College of Fine Arts
del- Mar Nelson
College of Applied Science
Pleaant Grove
W. N. West
F. G. Shoell
Union Prolific
Locust Avenue
Farmer
Elders Speak At Ward Services In Lindon And Third Ward
Dean Cobbley son of Mr and Mrs Charles J Cobbley of Lindon spoke at the Second ward sacrament services on The Three Personages of the Godhead. Mrs Marie Brown of Manila sang two solos and was accompanied by Mrs Minnie Haddap. The Third ward program, directed by Bishop C R Clark, featured Nell Fugal as counsellor, Mary Neves arranging music, and a string trio with Winona Monson Ramona Monson and Garol Clark. Jesse Monson, returning from the Swiss German mission, spoke on church visits to Italy and meeting the Pope, followed by remarks on friendship, war relief donations, and staying with a person in need.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Cobbley
Charles J. Cobbley
Lindon
Second Ward
Marie Brown
Manila
Stranger
Galilee
Minnie I. Haddap
C. R. Clark
Third Ward
Nell ¥. Fugal
Mary Neves
Reva Pugal
Winona Monson
Ramona Monson
Garol Clark
Trish Rose
Jesse Monson
EB. Monson
Taly
Paul
Stake Quarterly Conference Slated June 15 and 16
A church stake quarterly conference featuring the Aaronic Priesthood is set for June 15 and 16 at the stake tabernacle under President W. W. Warmilck. John G. Giles and Campbell Brown of the presiding Bishopric will present the general authorities. Special music by stake choir and school male quartet is planned.
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Stake
Timmanyms
W. W. Warmilck
John G. Giles
Campbell Brown
Porn
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Warnick
Warnith
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Hitler
Townsend Club
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C. G. Hansen
America
Wilmer M. Nelson
Robert Mitchell
Andrew Johnson
Altan Walker
Thornton Drug
Relief Society
Public Library
Brigham Young
Robert Maurratt Wats
Teelgie
Onter Kemp
Raymont Nelson
Elder Cobbley
Batelle
POOH
Aid
Lemgrande Frrranss
Artour Gaethoffe
History Department
Wye American Pork Atrizey
Nave Beer Arcana
Dee Bethe Burrs
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