Arch Bailey Lectures in Provo Tabernacle
Arch Bailey of Sacramento will deliver a free public lecture at the Provo LDS Tabernacle 50 South University Avenue at 8 00 pm on June 20 1955 The talk titled Christian Science The Joyous Way of Love is part of a nationwide lecture tour Bailey a member of The Christian Science Board of Lectureship has practiced Christian Science healing since 1940 and previously led a music career in Kansas City Ames and Chicago The invitation comes from First Church of Christ Scientist Provo Utah
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Provo
Arch, Bailey
Sacramento
California
Bailey
Christian Science Board of
Lave
Kansas
Town State College
Ames
Horner Institute of Fine Arts
Kansas City
Chicago Musical College
Chicago
Ill
Preston School For Deliquent Boys
The
Mother Church
the First Church of Christ, Scientist
Boston
Mass
Dancing Class Opens At Central School Lunch Room
Virginia Pooth will lead a beginner dancing class starting June 18 at 2 00 p m in the Central School lunch room for local residents seeking instruction and practice in basic steps.
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Manning Leebauans
Virginia Pooth
Last Day To Sign For ACP In Utah County Farmers
June 30 1955 is the final date for Utah County farmers to sign Agriculture Conservation Program agreements for practices planned to start in May Funds are allocated by the County Committee during the first week of each month with 90 days to complete approved practices Farmers may apply any time by indicating planned starting month
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Utah County
ASC
Agriculture Conservation Program
Allarmera
Friendship Club Entertained by Mrs L Walker in London
Friendship Club met Friday evening at Mrs Leoni S Walker’s china in London. Flowers graced the long table for dinner before members shared news of the day. Attending were Mrs Alberta Walker and others including Mrs R Clark Mrs Basil Walker Mrs Millen D Radman Mrs Arnold Henrichsen Mrs S Duane Harper Mrs Archie Boren Mrs Elvin Thorne Mrs Raymond Nelson Mrs Dewey Adamson Mrs Byron Adamson.
Local residents on visits and travel notices
Lynn Jeppson leaves for Santa Rosa to work with his brother in engraving. Royce Matthews family visits, with J Howard Mathews family. Mrs. Lewis Olpin in Denver helping with new Westover baby. Mrs. Jean A Fugal and Lot Robin son visit Oxford Oregon. Mundy family from Layton visiting for Leadership Week at BYU with locals.
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Lynn Jeppson
Santa Rosa
California
Neal
Lewis Olpin
Denver
Colorado
Jack Westover
Monday Night Storm Becomes Local Rainfall Record
Monday night’s storm dumped 0.80 inch of water over Pleasant Grove area. Calvin Waller, local U S Weather Observer, notes the downpour fed moisture since last September and brings total rainfall to about 15.4 inches for this region. Snow capped Mt Timpanogos Tuesday morning. no frost, helping beet yields and dry land wheat crop.
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Pleasant Grove
Calvin Waller
Jocal
U. S
Mt. Timpanogos
City Collected $1 000 Dog Taxes This Year
Pleasant Grove authorities report $1,000 in dog taxes collected as of June 16 from 311 male dogs and two female dogs. City workers also destroyed 82 canine members during the sifting process to curb the vagrant dog problem.
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Pleasant Grove
Miss Judy Walker Visits Salt Lake City with Sister
Miss Judy Walker traveled to Salt Lake City this week with her sister Madge Tucker and family, enjoying a brief visit and shared time with relatives.
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Judy Walker
Salt Lake City
Madge Tucker
Grant W. Anderson Receives Honors at Oregon Dental School
Grant W. Anderson of Pingsant Grove was honored at Oregon Dental School graduation. A Delta Phi Omega member for two years and former senior year president, he received the American Academy of Dentistry Certificate of Merit and the Mosby Scholastic Award for top five graduates. He was elected to Omicron Kappa Upsilon, limited to the top ten percent.
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University of Oregon School of Dental Medicine
Grant W. Anderson
Pingsant Grove
Gralle
Doctor Anderson
Delta Phi Omega
American Academy of Denti Medicine
Mosby
Omma Kappa Mpsilon
Local families return from long trips and welcome twins
Miss Jeanne Swanswick returns to her San Antonio home after wintering at the Harry S. Richards residence while attending the BYU. Mr and Mrs George McMillan come home from Tucson to visit their daughter Alma Rose and son-in-law Captain Wm Harris and their children Pamela and Randy J. They celebrate the birth of twin sons on June 7 at American Fork Hospital to their daughter Carol and son-in-law Francis Murdock of American Fork. Anna Rose and children join her parents for a weeklong stay with family and friends.
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Jeanne Swanswick
San Antonio
Texas
Harry S. Richards
BYU
George McMillan
Tuscon
Arizona
Alma Rose
Party Honors Mr. and Mrs Albert Page
A twenty seventh wedding anniversary party for Mr and Mrs J Albert Page drew twenty seven relatives to their Provo home on June 12. Guests included Mr and Mrs Duane Davis Mr and Mrs Louis Coleman Mr and Mrs Vearl Scott and many others. A pink and silver cake and pale pink roses decorated the outdoor tables while gifts were presented to the honored couple.
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J. Albert Page
Duane Davis
Louis Coleman
Vearl Scott
Edwin Mitchell
Dummy
Larry Andris
Marilee
Suzanne
Kathy
Crig
Stephen Andrus
Gers
Trude Page
B. L Kamermeyer
Ann
Michael
Kathleen Kammermeyer
Provo
Douglas T. Page
Don Page
Whittier
California
Myrna Weeks
Orem
A. PF. Coleman and
Douglas Coleman
Local People Return From California Trip
Mr and Mrs Ivan Farnsworth of Orem retire after a 10 day vacation visiting California family and friends. They spent time in Vallejo Carmel San Francisco Lake Tahoe Reno and other sites.
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Uae
Ivan Farnsworth
Orem
California
Vallejo
C.F
Leora Bingham
Watsonville
George
Lucile N. Benich
Carmel
Mr. Newman
Hazel N
N. L. Crookston
San Francisco
New Set up For Fire Protection In Utah County
Wah County Commission announces an agreement with the State Board of Forestry and Fire Control to establish a cooperative wildland fire protection district. Lewis M Rawlinson is named Utah County Fire Warden and begins duties as wildland fire coordinator, linking county and state suppression efforts. Rawlinson also serves as principal of Grandview School in Provo.
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Wah County
Hey
State Board of Forestry and Fire Control
Lewis M Rawlinson
Utah Co
Rawlinson
Ule Grandview School
Provo
Utah County
Mr. Rawlinson
Hospital Notes Births and notable admissions this week
Twin boys born to Mr and Mrs Francis Murdock on June and a daughter born to Mr and Mrs Allen Robinson on June 11. A son arrived for Mr and Mrs Harold Penrod on June 11. Revolving care includes Wallace Lindsay and Ruby Newman at the hospital this week.
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Mrs
Francis Murdock
Mrr
Allen Robinson
Harold Penrod
Wallace Lindsay
Ruby Newman
Former Sheriff Takes Full Time Fire Warden Post
Ther on 8. Hall previously served part time as County Fire warden. Mr. Rawlinson will intensify fire protection, improving coordination among city fire departments the Forest Service BLM State Fish and Game and county staff.
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Theron
Hall
Rawlinson
Forest Service
Bureau of Land Management
State Fish and Game Commission
Also Mentioned on This Page
Arch Bailey
Provo Tabernacle
Hudson Forder &—Motor
Paul L. Harmon
BUICK
Friendship Club
Royce Matthews
Graig and
David
Mr Matthews
J. Howard Mathews
Jean A. Fugal
Lot. Robinson
Reva Briggs
American Fork
Merrill Rollinson
Oxford
Oregon
Benteen Mundy
Patricia
Benla
Layton
Neil Y. Pugal
8. M. Williams
Christian
Science
Christian Science
C.S.B
Provo L.D.S. Tabernacle
South University Avenue
Joe Marsh
Slim Hartman
Aix
United States Brewers Foundation
Oregon Dental School
Albert Page
Zion National Park
Scenic
Jerry Hutchison
Topeka
Kan
Rabbit
H.p
Mercury
Montclair
America
Monterey
Roy J. Brown Motor Company
West Main
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