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Newspaper
Pleasant Grove Review
Location
Pleasant Grove, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1937
Page
5
Officials announced Poultry Day to be held Thursday July 29 with a full day of activities. Two parades with 100 floats, ball game, parachute jumping, fireworks, vaudeville, open-air ball, and numerous prizes are planned. More than 50 committee members have begun preparations, with nearly $2000 budgeted to make this the greatest local celebration yet.
Miss Naomi Halliday wed Frank W. Shaw on Wednesday June 18 in the Salt Lake Temple. A tea hosted by Mrs. W. R. Halliday followed with 105 guests. The ceremony was performed by President Stephen L. Chipman and a wedding breakfast was held at the Low House in Salt Lake.
A fragmented text references King George and a late monarch figure amid scattered phrases. It mentions royals and titles in a vague historical tone, presenting no clear event, date, or place to anchor a full report.
Notice from the Alpine School District Board of Education sets a preliminary hearing for the proposed 1947 1934 budget. The meeting will be held in the Board of Education office in American Fork Utah on Monday June 25 at 7 30 PM. Clerk J F Walton announces the session.
City officials discussed a proposed child welfare program for underprivileged children in American Fork. The council approved forming a committee to coordinate welfare work with Lehi Pleasant Grove and Alpine School District and funded summer coordination efforts.
Waynee Booth and Arwill Ashby, sons of Mrs Lilian Booth and Mr and Mrs Rt Ashe, depart Monday for Washington D C to attend the National Boy Scout Jamoree. They plan a three week trip spending nine days in Washington for the jamboree and visiting points of interest while touring New York Ninard Falls and Palmyn N Y where a special program has been arranged for the Lb D 5 Boy Scouts.
Apostle Reed Smoot and Mrs Smoot will attend all conference sessions at Ayla Slike tabernacle. The Saturday evening session is for Priesthood members only, with priesthood members urged to attend. Sunday morning is open to the public except for lower Sunday school classes. other members and the public may attend at 10 o’clock. Afternoon sessions at 2 and 5:30 are for the general public.
Howard Kinawan of American Fork posted 251 bond in city court after a reckless driving charge filed June 2. Kinawan promised to appear in court as police bolster efforts to curb violations. Officer McNiell urged local cooperation to reduce accidents and keep traffic laws.
Portrait of the Philadelphia gathering as delegates debated the birth of a federal republic. Key figures like Madison Mason Wilson and Franklin argued for popular rule and balanced powers, while some favored an executive answerable to the people. Debates over representation, veto power, and executive structure unfolded during the early weeks of the Convention.
Funeral services for James P. King were held Sunday at the First Ward chapel with Bishop T A Greenwood in charge. The program featured songs by Milton Brown and others, remarks by Bishop James T. Gardner and Leo T. Shelley, and interment at City Cemetery with elaborate floral offerings from attendees and friends.
Neighbors attest to the high esteem in which James Xing and his family are held by the community. Local residents describe their contributions and character, underscoring the family's positive example and steady presence.
A fragmented OCR piece traces chocolate origins to old Mexico with terms like cacao and theobroma the article references early cultivation and naming by explorers. It notes Hernando Cortes introducing the crop and mentions legends about the drink’s spread and names such as "elmonlat" and "chop" linked to its history.
The community schedules a City park and tabernacle frolic with a big baseball game American Fork vs Nephi, a miniature parade and pet show, children and adult contests, a family picnic, community singing, a pioneer pageant, and a campfire. Activities run 4:30 pm to 9:30 pm with roped streets, sound system, and proceeds from the baseball game supporting local baseball players.
Searchers uncovered the plane cabin in the canyon near Lake Hardy, locating 90 percent of the cargo and nine baggage pieces. The left wing butt remained attached while the right wing and cockpit were missing, and plans were made to hoist the cabin to rim level amid rock slide danger.
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Dell Ampitheatre in American Fork Canyon, seating 800, will be finished by week’s end. A dedication service is planned for Wednesday, June 12, with Alpine, Timpanogos, American Fork, Lehi and Pleasant Grove stake leaders coordinating. The arena includes a concrete stage, night lighting, split log seating, swings and a teeter for visitors. Civic groups can reserve the venue by contacting V. N. West or Ford M. Powlson. Forest guards will assist on Show Me trips and nature hikes.
Two Saratoga orchestras Howell feature and Byrost Dastrup provided different music styles last Saturday. The upcoming Saturday promises a Simmer opening celebration with summer frat day vibes and another dance at Saratoga showcasing Byrost Dastrup's ensemble.
Ten years ago a community event celebrated a poultry day with citywide activities in June. The festivities featured a public meeting, a banquet, and remarks by local leaders including a president and organizers from the Utah Association. The schedule included a luncheon, exhibitions, and notable speakers, with plans for a parade and related events in Salt Lake City.
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