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Newspaper

Pleasant Grove Review

Location

Pleasant Grove, Utah, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1940

Page

5

City moves to set up paving district for street work

The American Fork city council began steps to create a special paving district to finance over a mile of street improvements and include paving in a $45,000 WPA project. Petitions from property owners along targeted streets were presented, and a resolution was adopted to form the district with a civic committee overseeing petitions and owner outreach.

American Fork Tons Club Sy Biligolt Frank J. W. N. Steffins Joseph H. “Fins William Chipman Comitteemen Main Orem Secyoks Attreets Tomilz Elwoort Rev Bing Refit Rock Asphalt Company Utah Sunny- Th Cathon County King Severn Salt Lake Aih Mwo Provo Aioe Tate of Tah Petry Emer

Gleaners Plan Girls Camp Outing At Mutual Dell

Leaders of the Stake Gleaner organization discuss a four day outing for all girls at the Mutual Dell camp in American Fork July 17 to 20. The plan, approved at a Tuesday night meeting, established committees with Mrs. Dena Grant and Miss Amy Wagstaff as general chairs and others overseeing attendance meals daily schedule night activities and flag ceremonies.

Alpine Stake Gleaner Mutual Dell Mutual Improvement Association American Fork Canyon Tuesay Nght Ellen Walker Stake Ward Young Women W. MI. A. Board The Dell Dena Grant Amy Wagstaff LaBelle Ingersoll the Dell May Greenwood Irene Wright Mary Pulley Mildred Greenwood Hilda Pulley May Halliday

Bee Hive Girls Dance Festival Participation in Salt Lake City

Sixteen Bee Hive girls from Alpine stake joined the June conference festival at Saltair pavilion in Salt Lake City on Friday night. They wore Swiss costumes and performed two dances, Gustav Skol and The Walking Song, led by teachers Mrs. Leah Holley and Mrs. Jane Carter with chaperones on the trip.

Bee Hive Alpinestake Salt Lake City Saltair Pavilion Gustav Skol Gayle Abel Angenette Hampshire Maureen Edwards Dorothy Chipman Betty Pratt Ruth Larsen Oveda Wright Beth Oward Betty Robinson Gwen Chipman Jean Parker Marie Bailey Louise Christensen Lucile Richards Betty Gaisford Margaret Priday Leah Holley Jane Carter

Fragmented OCR due to garbled text about district finances

Garbled OCR mentions thirds of tronmige br fav er and district finances with principal object of distetet. References property owners, cast, special avenue, sexuiad, and leve guuyttng rustrice. No clear names, dates, places, or concrete actions remaining intelligible.

Nyeley Leven

Junior Stockmen Shine At Fourth Intermountain Show

Five American Park high school FFA members and five state peers competed at the Fourth Annual Intermountain Junior Fat Stock Show in North Salt Lake. Orval Brown led with two top Herefords selling for premium prices, blue ribbon helper A. B. Allen and Ralph Hunter guided exhibitors, and a new judging system graded animals by quality, with 43 cattle earning high choice honors and total sales nearing $42,000 in prizes and premiums.

American Park High School Future Farmers of America Intermountain North Salt Lake A. B. Allen Ralph Hunter Orval Brown Orval Alan Hunter Howard Peters David Green Merrill Burch Allen

Editorial Thought Break Down and Buy the Old Man Something

A Father’s Day appeal urges readers to show appreciation by selecting a thoughtful gift for Dad. Emphasizes the significance of honoring fathers on Sunday, June 16 and encourages practical, heartfelt purchases.

Five A F Boys Assured of Trip To Encampment

Five American Fork youths were assured sponsorship for Boys State at Camp Williams July 7 to 20. Dan Hindley will be sponsored by American Fork City, Gene Parker by the American Legion, LaMar Graff by the Legion Auxiliary, Glen Barratt by the Junior Chamber of Commerce, and Eddie Smith by his father. Deadline for entries was tonight, with the post able to sponsor additional boys if funds are found. Camp cost is 15 dollars per boy for the two weeks. The J C C sponsorship came via a dance whose proceeds will help cover expenses.

Camp Williams Dan Hindley American Fork City Gene Parker American Legion LaMar Graff The Legion Auxiliary Glen Barratt Junior Chamber of Commerce Eddie Smith Ed Smith Moon W. E. Hoggard Legion Post

Stake Choir Notice for June 14 Meeting

In preparation for the Alpine stake quarterly conference all stake choir members and potential new members are invited to meet at 7:30 p.m. Friday June 14 at the stake tabernacle Kenneth J Bird Director.

Ltke The Stake Tabernacle Kenneth J. Bird

Summer Band Concert Opens the Season at City Park

The American Folk band launched the summer concert season on Wednesday evening June 12 at the city park under director Kenneth J. Bird. The program included instrumental vocal and dance numbers and the ensemble plans to perform on the second and fourth Wednesdays plus at community outings and celebrations throughout the summer.

Kenneth J. Bird

Party Leaders To Address Local Democratic Club

Mrs Scott P Stewart of Salt Lake City vice chairwoman of the state Democratic party will be the speaker at a Democratic Ladies club meeting Tuesday night at 8 oclock in the home of Mrs Glen Sykes. Prominent Democratic women from Salt Lake City will accompany her and attendees are invited to prepare questions on the new deal and the Democratic party. Several musical numbers will complete the program.

Scott P. Stewart Salt Lake City State Democratic Party Democratic Ladies Club Glen Sykes Stewart Salt, Lake City

Elder Washburn To Give Lecture At Sunday Service

Elder Washburn of Palestine mission will speak at the Second ward Sunday evening at 7 30. He plans to present his talk on the Holy Land with moving pictures illustrating the journey and scenes from biblical lands.

Washburn Af Prove Palestine Washbern

D. U. P. Seeks Funds to Restore Old East Schoolhouse

Daughters of Utah Pioneers from Adams and American Fork camps appealed this week for contributions to finance restoration of the old East Schoolhouse. They invited all who attended school, church, or public meetings to support the fund and help preserve the pioneer building.

Old East School Daughters of Utah Pioneers

Notice to Bidders for Pine Eebon District School Plot

The Board of Education will open bids Monday evening June 34 1930 for sale of the teenth grade school property located on the bumywaw about a half mile west of the Prove River bridge. Offers must be accompanied by a verified check of not less than 5 of the purchase price. Building drive these mwotrven lene tadiled bie re jet.

Board of Educatin al- Pine Eebon Bumywaw He Prove River Bridge Arid Rarh Wallon

Etalié Falling Ebowen Buck by Pid Svileweredis

A fragmented report notes an event titled Etalié Falling Ebowen Buck with Pid Svileweredis at Bull te leuiellier 4 Gding Ween. The readable text hints a local performance or incident, mentioning Crndary ae and a vague round. Details are unclear due to OCR damage.

Pid Svileweredis

Examinations For Postal Carrier In American Fork Utah

The United States Civil Service Commission announces an open competitive examination for a Substitute Village Carrier in the Post Office Department at American Fork Utah. Applications close June 20 1940 and must be on file with the Thirteenth U S Civil Service District Denver Colorado by that date.

United States Civil Service Commission Post Office Department American Fork Utah U.S. Civil Service District Denver Colorado American Park Civil Service District

Highway Patrol Expanded By Eleven Members

The State Road Commission will enlarge the Utah Highway Patrol to 61 by adding eleven officers. The expansion follows studies by Lt Franklin M. Kremi and Sgt Theodore Loveless and aims to place new positions where traffic and accident data indicate need. Applications from Utah residents aged 21 to 30 who meet education and fitness requirements are due by Monday July 1, 1940, with training provided before field work.

The State Road Commission Highway Patrol Franklin M. Kremi Theodore Loveless International Association of Chief of Police Highway Patrol Organization Loveless C. E. Snedaker Utah

Weber College graduation highlights Miss Balith Anderson

Miss Balith Anderson daughter of Mr and Mrs GA Anderson graduated from Weber Junior College Ogden at the commencement exercises. Anderson achieved an outstanding scholastic record and active extracurriculars. She plans to pursue further studies and athletic activities after graduation.

Balith Anderson GA. Anderson Weber Junior College Ogder Amiirson Schoed Ase Ales Weaihey

Trentinih-Comury Shipwrecks Reported In Twelfle Seas

Fragmentary OCR notes describe shipwrecks in the Twelfle seas with mentions of men aboard and cautionary warnings. Details are unreadable, but the report notes peril at sea and search or rescue concerns.

Red Cross Drives War Relief Funds in American Fork

The American Red Cross launches a city drive with a $135 quota led by Councilman W. S. Storrs and mayoral and church leaders. Five wards and the business district split duties while urging citizens to contribute promptly as Secretary Cordell Hull appeals for at least $20,000,000 in relief for war victims abroad.

Red Cross American Red Cross American Fork W. S. Storrs L. D. S. Wards J. Stanley Peters T. A. Greenwood James H. Tattersall Joseph H. Storrs Leo Nelson Frank G. Shelley Henry Parduhn John W. Pulley Storrs O. DeVere Wootton Jaid Congress France England Red Cros

Old Folks Outing For Lehi Alpine And Timpanogos

Nearly 1000 elderly residents from Lehi Alpine and Timpanogos stakes will gather June 19 at Margaret Wines Park Lehi for a summer Old Folks outing. Guests will meet in the park by 10 a.m. for visiting, a noon dinner, then an afternoon program with performances by local stakes and guests. Transportation by car from city hall at 10 a.m. is arranged.

Lehi Timpanogos Margaret Wines Park Abraham Anderson A. Carlos Schow Lehi Stake Alpine Stake Cedar Fort Alpine Highland Timpanogos Stake Stake Robert S. Fox George Hunter Thomas Fenton

Courts Deal With Many Offenders

In Judge William Elsmore’s court, offenders were fined for speeding, intoxication, and related offenses with amounts like 7.50 for Well ing, 5 for Harmon, and 2 to 5 dollars for others. In Judge Lry ing J. Pratt’s precinct court, fines included 5 to 10 dollars for various speeding and stop violations, 3 dollars for following too closely, and 8 dollars for another speeding offense, with several names and locations noted.

William Elsmore LD. Welling the Harmon Dale Berry Inter Urbin Tras Dell Lee van Mark Verl Shull Thomas Haddon Lrying J. Pratt Jay Roundy Ritalto Stepherd Draper Billy Vreins Salt Lake City Gruff Teerse Alfred Alder Letioy Swerwun Falb Lake City Bob Harley Clarence Rounds Felltiit Joowph Henrind Bal Lake City Sneer Katlenbens Richard Fir Jaren Five

Alpine School District Public Hearing Scheduled

Alpine School District will conduct a public hearing on June 24 to discuss salaries and related matters. The notice names the district and outlines the hearing time and venue for interested parties.

Alpine Schl Odetrict Pubiyo Heseriree Deak

Last Rites For William E. Jones Conducted Here

Services for William E. Jones and Willuga Foie were held at Arden Brothers Mortuary. Bishop Joseph E. Start presiding opened with a hymn and remarks by Mie Taku and Kenneth Rathmann. Attendees included Leland P. Pri sday, Blaney Pelem, Bishop Storrs, and notable local residents from Taw Anuelen, Oulion, and Prove.

Pune Willuga Foie Palms Nevada Gee Arden Brothers Mortuary Ute Peth Joseph E. Start Pr Sielding Nhe Garin Ty Mie Taku Worders Kenneth Rathmann Hiomas Priday Leland P. Prisday

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