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Newspaper

Pleasant Grove Review

Location

Pleasant Grove, Utah, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1935

Page

4

Local residents depart for visits and health notes

Am. Fork locals Agnes Brown and May Guyette travel to California. Salt Lake relatives visit American Fork. Wagstaffs head to San Diego after a week here. Genealogical Union meets with good ward turnout. Venna Kirkham leaves Garland after two weeks with Vivian Lee. Eleven month old Myron Boley's daughter battles bronchial pneumonia as grandma Louise Peterson aids care.

Agnes Brown Salt Lake City May Guyette This City California Venna Kirkham Garland Vivian Lee Myron Boley Louise Peterson Farren H Alding

Local Social Notes Highlight Visits and Leave Dates

Lehi residents Mr and Mrs Noy Christofferson hosted Sunday dinner for G L Wootton and spouse. Harold K Stice's Portland return follows a visit with R J Stice's family. Navy man Kenneth Yancey on 23 day leave after Pacific and Hawaiian duty. Deltha Dames hosted a pot luck party at Mrs Bernard Storrs home. Myrtle Mercer elected club president. Anna Beth Smith heads to Los Angeles for two weeks with Miss Mary Jean Green and J L Green of Salt Lake City.

Noy Christofferson Lehi G. L. Wootton Kenneth Yancey U. S. Navy Hawaiian Islands Pacific Deltha Dames Bernard Storrs Myrtle Mercer Anna Beth Smith Los Angeles Mary Jean Green J. L. Green Salt Lake City

Local Family News Highlights Births Visits and Travel

Mr and Mrs Ben Myers announce a baby boy born June 17. Barbara Taylor returns from Provo with grandparents D J Reece. D J Duncan and wife visit from North Western University. Mrs A DeMar Dudley and two children visit Jensen relatives. Anecdotes include illness of Mrs Ann Davis in Los Angeles and Eva Stice West recovery at home after major surgery. Club meetings note Sorosis party at Cave camp with 33 guests and canyon Y M M I A gathering with 44 attendees. Women's Missionary Society votes a 50 percent state apportionment increase for the coming year. Mrs W R Halliday and family plan a motor trip to southern Utah and Nevada destinations including Las Vegas and the Grand Canyon.

Women's Missionary Society of the Community Church R. W. Clark Mary Brown Daily Vacation Bible School W. R. Halliday Nina Naomi Junior Lash Utah Nevada Las Vegas Boulder City Zions Canyon Grand Canyon

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Social Visits and Club Meetings Highlight Local Week

Mr and Mrs Clarence S Barker and children from Salt Lake City visited with Mrs Baker s parents. Mr and Mrs Bernard Christensen and others from Salt Lake City hosted at Mrs June Wright s home. Laura Hansen of Franklin Idaho staying with Mr and Mrs G L Wootton for about two weeks. The American Folk camp of the D U P met in the Third Ward Relief Society building with Hazel Shelley delivering Romance of Old Songs and the chorus performing. Mrs Mary E Abel gave a reading followed by refreshments. The Ladies Literary Club met at Mrs William Chipman s home with J F Noyes assisting. twenty members attended. Guest speaker J Tracey Wootton spoke on Edwin Markham with Mrs Dyright Packard as soloist. guests included Mrs Sterling M Breanbrack, Mrs Stanley Bennett, and Mrs Elmo Peters.

Clarence S. Barker Salt Lake City Laura Hansen Franklin Idaho G. L. Wootton Miss Hansen The Daughters of the Utah Pioneers Third Ward Relief Society Hazel Shelley Mary E. Abel Ladies Literary Club Wiliam Chipman J. F. Noyes J. Tracey Wootton Salt Lake Edwin Markham Dyright Packard Provo Sterling M. Brcanbrack First District of Women's Clubs Stanley Bennett Elmo Peters J. B. Stewart F. W. Wright M. H. Wright J. H. Wright J. J. Lund F. E. Wright

Local Notices and Visits Highlight Community News

Marion Nicholes of Latuda stays with his parents and attends summer school at BYU. Ernest Burton Parry’s funeral is held in Springville with relatives including Gayle Julian. Linford Werner family visit from Mesa, Arizona, to Lehi, Utah. Elmo Sager heads to San Diego for exposition and other travels before returning to Salt Lake City. Mrs. M A Anderson injured in Tooele auto crash with fractures. Primary organization to run Third Ward sacrament meeting with 50 members receiving gifts. Emma Myers to speak.

Gayle C. Julian James Julian Ernest Burton Parry Springville Parry Gayle Julian Elmo Sager San Diego Salt Lake City Third Ward Emma Myers Stake Board

Double 4-H Club reviews Deepening Stream at Clyde home

The Double 4-H club met at Mrs. A. W. Clyde’s home Tuesday afternoon for a book review of Deepening Stream led by Mrs. Lytha Johnson of Pleasant Grove.

A. W. Clyde Lytha Johnson Pleasant Grove

Man’s Heart Stopped by Gas After Eating Advised Remedy

W L Adams suffered heart stoppages from gas buildup after meals. Adlerika freed him from gas enabling normal eating. The passage also notes a dinner Sunday honoring Mrs F W Wright for Father’s Day with guests including Mr and Mrs M H Wright, Mr and Mrs J H Wright, and Salt Lake City visitors.

W. L. Adams Adlerika Wm. Thornton Ady

Arliss Sees Ambition as Threat to Happiness

Veteran star Arliss argues excessive ambition harms society and individuals. He promotes moderation and doing the best work for personal fulfillment rather than chasing fame. He reflects on his own career from obscurity to Cardinal Richelieu and cautions against overwork.

Geo. Arliss Arliss Cardinal Richelieu Darryl Zanuck Cameo Theatre Cardinal Richelieu United Artists

Busy Seven 4 leading four kinds of ties event

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