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Pleasant Grove Review

Location

Pleasant Grove, Utah, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1929

Page

6

Mutual Institute Opens With Daylong Activities

The Mutual Institute begins today with a varied schedule for De Lani Tim Vetiges Alpine Glades and other groups. Morning events include a large group gathering, a 10580 a.m. start, and a floor program concluding with supper. An afternoon community plate, geology art horiculture bird study, and a group hike lead to a campfire finale. Next Monday June 24 Timpanogos Stake starts its season with a ward outage.

Profeasora Hummer School The Young University Timpanogos Stake

Old Folks Day At Geneva Resort Attended By 280

About 280 people from several towns gathered at Geneva resort for the annual Old Folks Day. Transportation was provided by the organizing committees. The program featured Alpine Highland and American Folk talent with songs, solos, prayers, and remarks by local officials and leaders.

Geneva Resort Annmual Od Saints Tot Robinson The Fourth Ward Forbes Family Alpine C. BE. Young Violet Preston Mra Edith G. Young Mary J%. Abel Ora H. Chipman Mort D. Stette C.T. Greenland Fietland Ray Shelley Jamon David Adamson Artur Forbes Alging

Dinner honors oldest grand present at American Furs home

Mr and Mrs Chris tem Diglagn of American Furs hosted a tile oldes t birthday event with a delicious dinner. Menu included baked sandwiches potato salad cheese strawberries and cream and java. Guests lingered until 4 30 pm before leaving, noting the quirky weather.

Christem Diglagn Betile Ie Java

Sunday Union Meeting Draws 166 Attend

Sunday Union meeting at the Alpha Stalin Tabernacle drew 166 attendees despite inclement weather. Oscar A. Kirkham of the MIA spoke on leadership virtues, while A Ray Olpin and A A Anderson discussed labor, scouting, and the value of Camp Timpanogos. Riders Ken­neth Foster and others were ordained. music featured America and Redeemer of Israel, with prayers by Ray Gardner and President S I Chipman.

Oscar A. Kirkham M. I A A. Ray Olpin Camp Timpanogos Provo Canyon Alpine Stake Kenneth Foster Edward Ler David Hunter T. Stanford Briges America Redeemer of Israel Gertrude Gourley Pleasant Grove Mra Riva Chipman Olpin Ray Gardner I, Chipman

Former American Folk Girl Marriage Announced

Mr and Mrs W 1% Duncan of Salt Lake City announce the marriage of their daughter Mille to Roy Prince. The ceremony was held at Dunnean sh noon on Tuesday with only immediate family present. Mille wore black and rose and carried a bouquet of rose buds. Her sister Florence Duncan attended. The couple departed for Yellowstone and will reside in Salt Lake City.

Duncan Salt Lake City Mille Roy Prince Dunnean Toonard B. Clift Brida

Moyle Knudsen Nuptials In Salt Lake Temple

Delila Moyle of San Francisco California daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph B Moyle of Alpine Utah and Oral Knudsen of Provo Utah were married June 5 in the Salt Lake Temple Mrs Knudsen has many friends in this city from high school days The Knudsen family hosted an evening with social games and gifts The couple will make their home in Provo Utah Meanwhile Mr and Mrs WS Chipman and Mr and Mrs J Chipman left for Logan to attend the State Bankers Convention returning Sunday

Delila Moyle San Francisco California Airs Joseph B. Moyle Alpine Oral Knudises Provo Salt Lake Temple Knudsen Mathias Knudsen WS Chipman J. Chipman Logan

Name of Sargon Now Spreads Over Nation

Sargon news claims a six month market gift becoming a national sensation. Advertisers boast 70 000 to 100 000 bottles sold in leading cities as testimony pours in from men and women with stomach liver and bowel troubles and nerve weakness. It is said to restore health strength and weight using ten years of global research and new body science. Available in American Fork from the Wm Thornton Drug Co.

Sargon Fe Wm. Thornton Drug Coy Ady

Alpine Stake Boy Scouts Plan July Camp Out at Timpanogos

The Alpine stake schedules a July 15 to 20 summer encampment at Camp Timpanogos in Provo Canyon. At a Mist Friday meeting on June 14 plans and applications were discussed as scouts from wards including Alpine, American Park Third ward and others showed strong registration. District committee members and stake leaders will attend a monthly meeting before the next Stake Priesthood meeting.

Alpine Stake Camp Timpanogos Provo Canyon Hoy Scout District Committee A. A. Anderson American Park Third Ward J. J. Firmage William Chipman Thomas Coddington Hyrum Groesbeck A. B. Allen Morley Steele C A. Grant Joseph H. Storrs Stake Ward

Local Visitors and Trips Reported Around Gandy Area

John Singleton of Gandy visited American Folk this week as a business guest. Mrs WW J Rosier and son Paul of Woodscross were Tuesday guests at the Meredith home. Ruby Steele Susie Leeds with Roland Sabey of Lehi and Marl Steele motored to Provo to see Inno cents of Paris at the Paramount Theatre. Sarah Parker and Elien Smith of Salt Lake City departed for a New York trip with stops in Denver Chicago Washington Boston and other cities. They plan an eight week absence returning via Yellowstone Park.

WW. J. Rosier Paul Woodscross George Meredith Ruby Steele Susie Leeds Messrs Roland Sabey Lehi Marl Steele This City Provo Innocents of Paris Paramount Theatre Sarah Parker Elien Smith Salt Lata City New York City Denver Chicago Washington, D. C Boston Parker Smith Fellowstone Park

Fair Cow Improvement Meeting in American Fork

Under local Farm Duress guidance a public meeting for dairy cow improvement is set at City Hall American Fork Friday June 28 at p.m. County Agent W J Thayne and others will discuss better dairy cows and breeding. Residents with dairy interest urged to attend. Mr and Mrs Clyde Thornton and son traveled to Lyman Wyoming to visit relatives until Friday.

American Fork W. J. Thayne Mrs. Clyde Thornton Lyman Wyoming

Notice to change address to speed mail delivery

Notice urges prompt reporting of old and new addresses to the post office or carrier. It explains how to submit a change of address via blank from the carrier, post card, letter, or by publishing residence names in care of. It emphasizes proper mail routing for roomers, visitors, and subscribers to avoid delays.

J.B. Chadwick

Alpine Daughters of Pioneer Pledge Visit From Alpine

The Daughters of Alpine Pioneers entertained Daughters of Utah Pioneers from Alpine at Pioneer Park in Provo. Honored guests included Mrs Nash the oldest living Alpine pioneer Mrs Reba Booth recently returned from the Turkish Mission and Mrs Margret Hackett of Leh formerly Alpine. A program of songs readings and reminiscences followed with Alpine attendees listed and the event described as very enjoyable.

Daughters of Alpine Pioneers Provo Daughters of Utah Pioneers Alpine Pioneer Park R. ¥. Nash Reba Booth Margret B. Hackett Leh Bette Clark Evelyn Strong Vernett Moyle Angie Clart Eirza Strong Matilda, Moyle Hattie DeCantel Bertha Bates May Marsh Stella Clark Ida Cameron Margretta Pack Maurine Bateman Att

Local residents share visits and social afternoon

Mrs Robert Hunter and son Dan joined Mr and Mrs Bob Crookston of American Fork for a Salt Lake trip visiting Mr and Mrs Elmo Crookston Mrs Stephen Whitby and baby from California are visiting relatives here and in American Fork Mr and Mrs Leonard Woods and children and Mr and Mrs Oscar Garlson of Balt Take were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Yames Smith Mrs Preston Nash hosted the Sappy Dozen at her home on Wednesday afternoon They spent time needlework and social chat then enjoyed a dainty lunch

Robert Hunter Dan Bob Crookston American Fork Salt Lake Elmo Crookston Stephen Whitby Baby California Leonard Woods Oscar Garlson Balt Take Yames Smith Preston Nash

Young Daughter of Mr. at Watkins United with Merlin

A Thursday afternoon ceremony joined the young daughter of Mr. at Watkins and Merlin of Salt Lake. Mrs. Harl Devey hosted the Young Mothers Club gathering with activities and a dainty lunch as part of the event.

At Watkins Merlin Salt Lake

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