City FERA Projects Reported At Regular Ei Meeting
A city council meeting reviewed FERA project approvals including Cemetery Improvements 1029 dollars Waterworks Addition 538 dollars and Better Home Management 390 dollars. Officials discussed road and service needs, law book access, bridge and library concerns, hydrant placement, water flow, fountain cleanliness and dog licenses enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Emercy Relief Committee
American Fork
Office of
The
County Relief Administration
FERA
Recorder Barratt
State Road Commission
Maintreet
J. Galvin Croft
Kew Ampco
Croft
Mar
James T. Gardner
Hayden Holmdrake
Water Committees
West State Road
Water Committee
Service Star Legion to Entertain at Miss Thelma’s Home
The Service Star Legion will meet Wednesday afternoon at Miss Thelma’s home. All members are invited and urged to be present for the old social gathering.
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Service Star Legion
M I A Summer Camp Opens at Mutual Dell in American Fork Canyon
The M I A Summer Camp at Mutual Dell in American Fork canyon opened for the season with Cedar Fort ward of Lehi stake first on site followed by Lehi wards. Alpine and Timpanogos stakes take over from July 2 with ongoing renovations and improved water supply. Grounds include an open air fire place and updated kitchen cupboards. A prior winter theft left a dishes shortage to be replenished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timpanogos
T. A. Greenwood
American Fork First Ward
C. C
American Fork Canyon
the Dell
Saratoga Road To Be Oiled And Closed Four Days
Saratoga road will close to traffic for four days starting Monday to prevent oil splashes during oiling. The delay was at the Saratoga dance management and orchestra request. For the four day closure visitors should use Mosida road via the Jordan River bridge. Next Wednesday the East Jordan stake annual outing occurs at Saratoga followed by a public dance featuring the Americans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga Road
Saratoga Dance Management and Orchestra
Mosida
Jordan River
East Jordan Stake
Saratoga
M I A Conference Draws Large Local Attendance
The annual M I A and Primary conference in Salt Lake drew many attendees Friday through Sunday with stake officers ward organizations and church members represented. A major program change for 1934 35 adds two full nights monthly for manual study and two for activity courses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake
M. L A
Nobel Cain
Chicago
Salt Lake Tabernacle
Great Lakes Fish Yield Over Six Decades
The Great Lakes produced about 500000 tons of fish annually across the decade and an estimated total near 700000 tons for the ten year period from 1921 to 1981.
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Great Lakes
Tri-Stake Old Folks Outing Planned for June 20
The Alpine Lehi and Timpanogos stakes announce a city park outing for residents sixty and older and widows starting June 20 in Pleasant Grove. Fun and comfort are the aims with transport from city hall at 8 a.m. Attendees will enjoy a social hour, noon dinner served by stake committees, and a 2 p.m. program at the high school auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Grove
Lehi
Timpanogos
Roy Greenwood
Pine Stake
Old Forks
Elias Peterson
Thos Fenton
Tim
June Weddings Continue in American Fork Area
Five local couples tied the knot this week in Salt Lake Temple ceremonies. Miss Rhea Gillman wed Davia Clark Conder. Hulda Curtis joined Niles Chadwick. Roxie Hansen married Elmo Russon. Fern Davis and Jennings Peay wed. Jean Eastmond married Glen Gordon. Couples plan to reside in American Fork or nearby communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Fork
Conder Gillman
Rhea Gillman
J. W. Gillman
Crem
Davia Clark Conder
Will Conder
Salt Lake Temple
Roxie Hansen
Thomas Hansen
Elmo Russon
Enoch Russon
Lehi
Lehi Fourth Ward
Russon
Peay-Davis
Fern Davis
Jennings Peay
Pleasant Grove
Owl Inn
Peay
Peay Dairy
John H. Davis
George B. Peay
Eastmond-Gordon
Delegates Chosen at Lions District Convention
J H Thornton of Provo and Gil bert L Stanton of Caldwell named Lions District governors for Utah and Idaho at the District 28 convention closing in Idaho Falls. Richfield to host 1935 meeting. Thornton and Stanton praised by friends and colleagues for service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Thornton
Provo
Gilbert L. Stanton
Caldwell
Utah
Idaho
Richfield
Lions Club
Idaho Falls
Thornton
Farrer
J. H. Anderson
Heber
Stanton
Charles W. Sandies
Guy S. Richards
American Fork
Thomas A. Barratt
J. E. Chadwick
Anthrax Outbreak Hits Cattle In Local Area
An anthrax outbreak prompts vaccination of about fifty head in Storrs holdings and seventy five more in American Fork area. Mayor Wm Storrs reports a dead horse and calls for precaution as cases arise in nearby districts. Vaccination costs 37 4c per head for two vaccines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Storrs
Dr. Spaulding
Proyo
Spaulding
American Fork
John Hatch
Spanish Fork Canyon
Gordon and Eastmond Tie The Knot In Saratoga Wedding
Mr. Hudson Gordon and Miss Eastmond wed at the temple with the bride's mother and Virgil Smith of Provo present. They will reside in Saratoga this summer and a reception for 350 guests will be held next Monday night in Saratoga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake Temple
Hulda Curtis
Lehi
Niles Chadwick
Elmer Chadwick
E. E. Curtis
Chadwick
Hudson Gordon
Artificial Sunshine Cuts %h Rate at London Zoo
The London Zoo reports that artificial sunshine has reduced the %h rate. Researchers note improved daylight exposure in animal enclosures and potential welfare gains for captive species. Further trials planned to assess long term effects.
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London Zoo
FERA to Establish Headquarters in Alpine City Hall
FERA will establish a Alpine headquarters at the city hall with Mrs. Ora Chipman supervising the north end of Utah county and Mrs. Maud Thornton in charge. The Alpine office will branch from American Fork, with other field workers assigned to Lehi Pleasant Grove Vineyard Orem and surrounding districts under supervision of Mrs. Chipman and Mrs. Lenore Walton.
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FERA
Alpine
Ora Chipman
North End
Utah County
Maud Thornton
American Fork
Melba Barratt
Provo
Chipman
Lenore Walton
Laura Beck
City Hall
Bertha Knudsen
Lehi
Memorial Building
Florence Hansen
Pleasant Grove
Stewart
Vineyard District
Orem
Walton
Sharon Stake Seminary
Oldest Lady of City Celebrates 97th Birthday
Mrs. Mary T. Erickson, oldest resident of American Folk, celebrated her 97th birthday on Monday June 11. She lives with Bishop and Mrs. Lot Robinson and remains mobile and independent. Relatives from West Jordan Murray and this city visited, sent flowers, and offered wishes, with a supper hosted by Mrs. Robinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary T. Erickson
Erickson
Bishop
Lot Robinson
Solon Richardson
West Jordan
Leon
June
Mary Ingall
Murray
Hy- Tum Larson
Emma Smith
Provo
Robinson
Depositors Meeting Called by Bank of American Fork
The depositors committee invites all depositors to a meeting at American Fork City Hall at 8 p.m. on Wednesday June 27. Matters of interest to depositors will be discussed. Depositors Committee.
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Bank of American Fork
American Fork Cry Hall
Bakery Improves Service With New Staff And Displays
Progres sive Quality Bakery owner Pred Cheever brings Ferren Sager in to handle orders and deliveries while Clark Condor supports baking. Remodeling includes a bigger display case to tempt customers with new pastries and visually appealing treats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pred Cheever
Ferren Sager
Cheever
Clark Condor
American Fork Seals Second Baseball Win Over Lehi
The American Fork club beat Lehi 6 to 3 after eight runs in the first three innings and three more in the seventh. Edwards pitched for Lehi while Bohn fired for American Fork, with Chelton pitching relief for Lehi in the eighth. Local fans saw solid defense and a rivalry rich in the contest, with games set at Provo Friday and Pleasant Grove next Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pel
Grove
Fork
HET Ror Okies Aces Vosassy
Provo
Atle'ees
American Fork Baseball Club
Lehi
Bohn
Edwards
Chelton
Hucker
Pleasant Grove
Concert series opens next Wednesday at city park
The city and Alpine School Board sponsor a new summer music program at the city park next Wednesday night at o'clock. About fifty players form an enlarged community orchestra directed by Dr. J. Bird. The program includes overtures instrumental solos and vocal numbers lasting about one hour with wide citizen attendance expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpine School Board
Er. J. Bird
Petty
Stake Priesthood and Union Meeting Scheduled at Stake Tabernacle
The regular stake priesthood and union meeting of the Relief Society and Primary workers will be held in the Stake Tabernacle at 2 p.m. on Sunday next June 17. Dr. Fredrick J. Pack, geology professor at the University of Utah, will discuss the recent earthquake in northwestern Utah. The address will be part of one general session with no department work. Stake Presidency members Clifford B. Young Eerl S. Greenwood and Jesse M. Walker will preside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Relief Society
Stake Tabernacle
Fredrick J. Pack
University of Utah
Utah
Clifford B. Young
Eerl S. Greenwood
Jesse M. Walker
Stake
Two AF men present BYU Master theses
American Fork students John Wing and F. E. Ray Gardner submitted outstanding master's theses at Brigham Young University this spring. Wing studied lead in spray residue and its fruit poison implications, while Gardner explored social backgrounds and activities of 342 BYU graduates from 1922 to 1932.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Fork
Brigham Young University
John Wing
FE. Ray Gardner
L. D. S. Seminary
Wing
Charles B. Maw
Gardner
Harrington School Additions Underway With PWA Crew
Excavation for new Harrington school addition and four administration building basements progresses. Cement pouring set to start early next week for the administration basement, Harrington forms ready by week’s end. About twenty five men on PWA rolls are employed across the projects including nine on Harrington, four on the admin building, and twelve on the Lincoln high school addition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrington
PWA
Lincoln High School
Sidewalk Pavement Assured Here
Assurance was given that work will start within six weeks on a concrete sidewalk on the new east turn of the state highway. City officials met with state engineer Mr. Larsen in American Fork to discuss pedestrian safety after complaints about the lacking sidewalk.
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Larsen
American Fork
Storr
Albert Tregaskis
Ten Years Ago Now in Alpine June 1924
Remodeling underway at Peoples State Bank with Angus Cunningham and J H Pulley in charge, due for completion in ninety days. Alpine Old Folks outing planned for June 27 at Pioneer Grove Pleasant Grove. Amos Wagstaff anniversary marked by Mrs Heber Barratt hosting fifty guests. Silver Band gave first concert on Center Street near Bank of American Fork corner under K J Bird. Band members listed. Fourth of July celebration pledged as biggest in American Fork history after mayoral mass meeting led by Thomas Coddington. Miss Lois Baker leaves Salt Lake for Sparks Nevada then California mission. Detroit marks a milestone as ten millionth Model T Ford leaves Highland Park Plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoples State Bank
Messrs
Angus Cunningham
J. H. Pulley
Alpine Stake
Pioneer Grove
Pleasant Grove
Amos Wagstaff
Heber Barratt
Silver Band
K. J. Bird
Center Street
Bank of American Fork Corner
Jos, Walton
H. M. Dawrey
Edward Lee
Ruben Wagstaff
Leo Searle
Quenton Greenwood
Harry Parker
Arnold Clawson
Mack Chipman
Howard Kelly
Melvin Dunkiey
Willis Bromley
Orval Mercer
Amerigin Fork
Thomas, Coddington
Lois Baker Leff Salt
Lake
Mims Baker
Sparks
Nevada
Callifornia
Detroit
Michigan
Highland Park
Ford Motor Co
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Waterloo
Burke, N. Y
New England
Wim. Penn
Pennsylvania
Rider Haggard
Annapolis Academy
John Cabot
American Continent
M.I.A
M. I. A. Conference
Tri-Stake
Curtis Chadwick
Jean Eastmond
Glen H. Gordon
Gordon
Frank Eastmond
Saratoga Resort
Mr. Gordon
Lions Convention
Depositors Meeting
A. F
Stake Priesthood and Union Meeting
Am. Fork
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