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Newspaper
Pleasant Grove Review
Location
Pleasant Grove, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1933
Page
5
A city meeting covered budget figures showing 4243.90 due R R Co and planned water system improvements. Proposals included a west side main extension, a drainage culvert fill, and a safety zone near the passenger station with a painted Slow marking. City officials sought consent and further investigation before funding.
Officers and teachers of Associations of the Sinsked are summoned to attend the taber xt Monday afternoon at 3 to receive instructions. The meeting covers outlined recreational work and aims to realign attendance and participation among members.
Readable fragments report New York area city finances strained by rising expenditures. Officials warn of needed funds to cover budget gaps as citizens confront higher costs and reduced services in the coming year.
Marie Berg of American and Elwood Larson of Hollywood stake won first in the original dance at Saltair. Dessie Wilde and LuZell Chipman of American Fork Second Ward placed second in the Gold and Green fox trap judging the same night.
Seventeen month old Myrna Lou Warnick, daughter of Blaine and Veley Warnick, drowned Sunday evening in an irrigation stream near their East Bench home. A visiting swimmer Keir Rose found and attempted resuscitation before a physician arrived. Cause of death unclear though either water strangulation or a head injury from a fall at a gate is considered. Funeral held in Manila with burial in Pleasant Grove.
Tonight over KSL at 10 p.m. the Western Region Public Speaking winner of the F F A will address listeners. The event follows the regional contest at 7:30 p.m. in the Hotel Wew House ballroom with eleven regional winners competing. Ferren Miner and A B Allen attend as local F F A leaders.
A city hall program on killing dressing drying and canning poultry is set for 8 o clock tonight. Carl Freshnech and Miss Jones of the U S Extension Division will lead the Live At Home demonstration to teach home preservation of poultry now that prices are low. Residents and poultrymen urged to attend to learn proper canning methods.
The insect responsible is the lyctus nonderpost beetle, noted for attacking antique furniture and other seasoned hardwood.
In order to permit employees of the Citizen office to enjoy a fishing trip on June 15th the paper is issued a day early this week.
The Adams camp of the Daughters of Utah Pioneers held a Thursday afternoon meeting in the tabernacle with nineteen members and thirty five visitors. Captain Elizabeth McAllister presided and Mrs Sabina Allen led the program ending with benediction by Chaplain Elizabeth C Ovard.
In Oklahoma and beyond, many aspiring biographers claim to tell Bernard Shaw and Charley Rogers stories from the author’s life. The speaker condemns pretend life histories, urges would‑be biographers to write others, and praises Governor Bill Murray for his experiences.
The J. L. Firmage residence undergoes exterior renovation under decorator Axel Bloomquist and his sons. Brick work is painted in four buff tones, woodwork to harmonize, with interior decorating already completed. The Firmages and daughters Louise and Edna Fae visit relatives in the east while Mr. Firmage seeks treatment at Mayo Clinic Rochester.
The dish and furniture drive started June 11 and runs until June 18 organized by Alpine Lehi and Timpano gos. Residents still have days to donate dishes or furniture and notify ward officers.
The regular monthly priesthood meeting of Alpine stake will be held Sunday at 2 o'clock in the tabernacle. The Relief Society and Primary workers have adjourned their June and July union meetings and will resume in August.
Plans are nearing completion for the tri stake M I A institute at Mutual Dell to be held June 24 opening the Dell for the summer. Lehi stake handles morning activities, Alpine stake afternoon and supper, Timpanogos stake evening exercises with nature hikes, Irish themed supper, firefighting ceremonies and canyon readings.
The First ward Relief Society hosted a Tuesday afternoon party honoring two members Mrs. Melissa Boley and Mrs. Eliza beth C. Oward. A program directed by Mrs. Ida Haag featured solos poems reading sentiments a two act playlet and responses. Each honoree received a bouquet and refreshments were served to sixty attendees including Mrs. Maud Christensen and Mrs. Fern Walker of the stake Relief Society Board.
A home wedding Tuesday night joined Miss Lilleth Holman of Vineyard and Floyd Myers of the city. The ceremony at 10 p.m. was performed by Mr. Delbert Chipman, with Linford Holman as best man and Miss Mary Myers as bridesmaid. The couple’s families and about thirty relatives attended in a pink and white decorated setting with daisies and orange blossoms. Refreshments followed.
Geneva hosts a strawberry day dance next Wednesday with The Americans orchestra. Saturday night previous drew a very large crowd for Waltz Night with the addition of Mr Gilchrist tenor saxophone and cornet player from Provo, increasing the group to a full Geneva lineup. The first 150 tickets at the Geneva dance hall included a large bag of freshly popped buttered popcorn from the Adamson refreshment stand opposite the tabernacle.
The seven car Agricultural Special will visit American Fork and Pleasant Grove next Wednesday June 21 as part of a state wide rail demonstration. The state train runs June 19 to 24 from Salt Lake County to Cache County with the Salt Lake and Utah railroad backing the effort led by the State Farm Bureau and local bureaus. Showcases include Better Sires dairy stock efficiency beet sugar and poultry disease control along with farm women home and beautification themes.
The boys 4 H Poultry club held its first meeting at West Hammond's home Friday night with eight members present. Elected officers are Owen Christensen president Harold Paxman vice president Junior Halliday secretary treasurer Gareth Myers reporter and Cornwall Hammond song leader.
All members and eligible women invited to a social Friday after noon June 23 at 2 PM at Mrs. K J Mercer Jr residence. A special program is planned and good attendance is desired. Officers met last Friday at Mrs. Lillie Wilde's home to discuss business and plan the event.
An endowment excursion to the Salt Lake temple from the Alpine stake is scheduled for next Tuesday June 20. All who can go are urged to participate with reduced fares available on the regular mate Temuahil.
The Old Folks from Alpine Lehi and Timpanogos stakes will join in the annual summer outing at Saratoga resort. Roy Greenwood Alpine stake chairman Ellis Peterson Lehi stake chairman Thomas Fenton Timpanogos stake chairman with R W Weiser Alpine ward chairman and David Adamson Highland chairman met in American Fork to discuss plans. Assembly at 10 am lunch at noon program at 2 pm.
A June 1923 Alpine area retrospective notes Christian M. Beck dies after a six week illness. L D S seminary graduates receive certificates from President Chinman with H R Merrill as speaker. Commercial club trims canyon road and plans Mutual Cell improvements. A new pipe organ will be installed in the tabernacle. Steel Day at Ironton draws 10,000 attendees. Letters from LDS missionaries arrive from Illinois and England. Senator Reed Smoot informs that President Harding cannot visit Timpanogos Cave. Local birthdays engagements weddings and a 14 year old injured in a horse accident are reported along with a new baby born to the Bardsleys.
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