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Newspaper

Pleasant Grove Review

Location

Pleasant Grove, Utah, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1934

Page

5

Utah County to Revalue 13000 Homes Under Assessor Plan

County Assessor L. M. Atwood launches a revaluation program for 13 000 Utah County homes to create fairer valuations and save about 10000 dollars. The effort uses FERA funds, employs 30 workers over four months, and includes cost-based devaluation, lot valuation equalization, and photo records.

L. M. Atwood Jed Utah County FERA Atwood State Commission State Tax Commission Atwacd

Long Dreuth Rain Brings Brief Cool Spell

A Tuesday rainstorm in Long Dreuth cooled the air and refreshed the town briefly. A local service station attendant noted the gathering clouds while a passerby hoped for a real storm for his boy. Mr and Mrs O A Hyer and family visited Lewiston and stayed with Mrs Gardner.

Steve Shelley

American Fork plans July 24 celebration and Poultry Day 1935

The Lions Club announced plans for a city celebration on July 24 and for Utah Poultry Day in 1935. The group also discussed an outdoor swimming pool project costing about 400 pounds, to be funded with FERA labor. Fines from ring side seats raised 80e.

Lions Club Utah Baer- Carera Martin Nielsen

Third Ward Scouts Prepare for Big Camporee

The Third ward Scout troop led by Ray Lee and Hudson Gordon earned top honors at the stake camporee held June 9 at the ball park, securing attendance at the Timpanogos Council camporee. They placed second at Saratoga Springs, earning a spot in the regional council event today and tomorrow in Salt Lake City with eight scouts preparing for the Salt Lake outing.

Third Ward Ray Lee Hudson Gordon Timpanogos Council Saratoga Springs Ball Park Saratoga Salt Lake City Salt Lake

Young Man Receives Mission Call

Morrell Ashby son of Mr and Mrs BR L Ashby of the Third ward has received and accepted a mission call. He leaves July 2 for the mission school in Salt Lake City and July 12 for his field of labor in the German Austrian mission. Mr Ashby graduates this month with high honors from Brigham Young University and should prove to be a capable representative in foreign countries.

Morrell Ashby BR. L. Ashby Third Ward Salt Lake City Ashby Brigham Young University

Mikanweer Graduation Exercises in First Ward

Lively night the graduation exercises of the Mikanwee girls of the First Ward Primary Association will be held in the ward chapel. The meeting commences at 8 oclock and everyone is invited to attend. The program will be given by the graduates of the class, numbering mine, and the aids will be received into the M A organization by Mrs. C A Grant president of the M W M T A.

First Sward Primary Association Ward Chapel Oelock M. A C. A. Grant

Republican meeting in American Fork to select delegates

All Republicans are invited to meet in City Hall on Monday June 25 at 8 p m to select seven delegates to the State and Congressional conventions in Salt Lake City July 18 and to transact other business. American Fork Republican Committee Wm Elsmore Secretary.

American Fork Salt Lake City Republican Committee Wm. Elsmore

Literary Club profiles Dr Thomas L Martin biography

The Ladies Literary Club in Provo hosted a Biographies program focusing on Dr Thomas L Martin. A. B. Allen introduced the origin and uses of the American flag as music by Mrs Halliday and Mrs Young accompanied by Naomi Halliday. Mrs Joseph Nicholas presented the biography detailing Martin’s life from Yorkshire to professor at Brigham Young University and Cornell PhD.

Ladies Literary Club J. F. Noyes William Chipman A. B. Allen W. R. Halliday C. E. Young Naomi Halliday Thomas L. Martin Joseph Nicholas Nicholas Martin Provo James Mary A. Lbysens Martin Thomas Low Valley Yorkshire England America Mark Robinson Lottie Owen Milton Chipman Ray DB Auburn Chipman Brigham Young University Hattie Paxman Utah Cornell University Russia International Botanical Congress

Second Ward Budget Entertainment Tonight

Tonight in Fitmage hall another budget plan entertainment will be presented by the Second ward. Season ticket holders are urged to attend and stall admission will be charged for those without tickets. The program starts at 8 o'clock with Helen C. Dixon of Provo reading one act plays Ferren Sager's Boy Scout band performing and Nina Booth's dancing students presenting numbers.

Fitmage Hall Helen C. Dixon Provo Nyo Ferren Sager Boy Scout Nina Booth

Idaho visitors stay with Shelley's Holmbrand family

Mr and Mrs James Oler and family of Shelley Idaho have been visiting here with Mr and Mrs Hayden Holindrae.

James Oler Shelley, Idaho Hayden Holindra

Arm Amputation After State Highway Collision Near Geneva

Vern Boley 33 suffered the loss of his left arm in a Sunday morning crash on the State Highway between American Park and Pleasant Grove. He, his wife, and friends were returning from a dance when their car collided with a Bountiful truck bound for Arizona. Boley’s arm was amputated at Lehi hospital. he and Bloomquist survived with minor injuries. Sheriff Durrant and Night Marshal Mercer investigated.

Vern Boley American Park Pleasant Grove Walling Jr Boley Alan Bloomquist Axel Bloomquist Geneva Resort John Harmon Bountiful Harmon K. H. Harmon Arizona Bloomquist J. F. Noyes Lehi Sue Kenneth Noyes Bieamqurst Waphurt Walter Durrant Jed Mercer

Adams Camp Daughters of Utah Pioneers hold summer meeting

The Adams Camp Daughters of Utah Pioneers closed their summer gathering at Mrs. Mary Anderson’s home with 52 attendees including 28 visitors. Mrs. Cynthia Okey presided, life sketches for Mrs. Mary Bather Adams and Mrs. Mary Huggard Adams were read, and musical numbers were performed.

Adams Camp Daughters of Utah Pioneers Mary Anderson Cynthia Okey Mary Bather Adams Dorothy Adams Mary Huggard Adams Bertha Okey Schreiber William Elemore Guelda Bush Lucile Oakey LaDecia Wagstaff Clara Rhodes Mary T. Dalquist Sadie Brown Cummings Lacy Hatch Thomas Provo Elizabeth McAllister Elizabeth Oward

Utah Stake Meeting Heard Dr. Pack on Earth Age and Earthquakes

Dr. Frederick J. Pack of the University of Utah spoke at the stake Priesthood and Union meeting in the stake tabernacle on the earth’s probable age and the causes of recent Utah quake disturbances. Miss Mildred Chipman sang a vocal solo. The Alpine stake quarterly conference is set for June 30 and July 1 with MTL A in charge of the Sunday night meeting.

Frederick J. Pack University of Utah Relief Society and Primary Association Stake Tabernacle Pack Utah West Mildred Chipman Alpine Stake M. TL. A

Alpine Stake At Dell Next Month

Preparations proceed by M L A organizations for the Alpine stake oulings at Mutuni Dell in American Park. Lehi stake now occupies the Dell and leaves June 30. Alpine stake starts July 2 with First ward first, but July 4 holiday shifts scheduling. First ward moves to end of season. Ward dates list shows Second ward July 6 7 8. Third ward July 9 10 11 12. Fourth ward July 12 13 14 15. Alpine ward July 16 17 18 19. Highland ward July 19 20 21 22. First ward August 13 14 15 16. Each ward has three-plus days. turnovers occur with each ward cycle.

Mutuni Dell American Park Canyor Lehi Dell Timpanogos Alpine Stake Third Fourth Alpine Highland First

Manti Temple Caravan Trip A Success

Nearly ninety seven genealogical workers from the Alpine stake enjoyed a temple outing to the Manti temple. The group left at 4 40 a m and arrived by 8 30 am greeted by President Young. Sessions were held with speakers Bishop Storrs and Edward Southwick. Home by ten pm, chaired by John Jacklin with team members listed. another trip may occur this summer.

Manti Temple Tabernacle Young

Saratoga Feature Fan Dance by Miss Ruth Lamar at Resort

Miss Ruth Lamar of Salt Lake City will perform a sensational fan dance at the Saratoga resort dance tomorrow night. The event follows a daytime Poultry Breeders outing with a poultry exhibit. Management also previews a large Utah County bathing revue on July 28 with prizes and entry applications at the resort.

Ruth Lamar Saratoga Resort Miss Lamar Salt Lake Utah Idaho Utah State Poultry Breeders’ Association Utah County

Local Youth Earns Stanford Assistant Teaching Scholarship

Kenneth R. Miller, a local student, is awarded an assistant teaching scholarship at Stanford University in California. He will resume studies on October 1 and expects to pursue a Doctorate degree.

Kenneth R. Miller Stanford University California

Wells to Provide Drouth Relief in Fork District

The Fork district will deepen and drive wells under drouth relief, with the American Fork Irrigation Co receiving 500 dollars and local property owners 1600 dollars for pipe and shut off valves. The project aims to complete within 30 days, drilling two wells already and several more planned.

Fork American Fork Irrigation Company Irrigation Board Robinson Fort Ditch McArthur Ditch Chipman Russell Thompson Delbert Chipman

Community Orchestra Opens Season Under K J Bird

A large crowd attended the first concert of the season by the Community orchestra directed by K J Bird at the city park on Main street starting at 8 o clock. Darrell Wanlass sang two solos with Lydia Olen. Ann Clayson and Naomi Halliday performed violin numbers. Next week’s program will feature the community band, Reed Davis singing two numbers, Dr W F Houston on piano accordion, and Edith Clarke in a letto solo. Parents are urged to keep small children away unless supervised.

K. J. Bird Darrell Wanlass Lydia Olen Ann Clayson Naomi Halliday Reed Davis W. F. Houston Edith Clarke City Park Main Street

Second Ward M L A Changes Front U S M A Officers

The Second ward U S M A reorganized with new officers at a Sunday sacrament meeting. Elected are Mrs Myrtle Houston president Miss Helen Clarke first counselor Miss Bernice Wilde second counselor Miss Irene Binns secretary. Y M M A superintendency names Eldred Nicholes second counselor to Superintendent B F Moffett Alton Storrs first counselor Bernell Crystal secretary. Y W M I A changes due to Mrs Kana Meredith moving to the First ward and Y M M L A change as Guzell Chipman moves to Salt Lake for work.

Second Ward Myrtle Houston Helen Clarke Bernice Wilde Irene Binns Eldred Nicholes FP. Moffett Alton Storrs Bernell Crystal Kana Meredith GuZell Chipman Salt Lake

Adult youth party to be held at First ward lawns

Next Thursday night at the First ward lawns a social will be given by the adults for the youth. The entertainment is the June number on the ward budget program. The social starts at 8 o clock and all are invited. The lawns will be lighted for the occasion with an outdoor program and games followed by refreshments.

First Ward

Depositors of Defunct Bank To Meet

Depositors of the closed Bank of American Folk will meet at city hall on Wednesday June 27 at 8 p.m. The meeting is called to provide a bank condition report and reveal committee work. Depositors will decide future policy, with options to work with the state banking department or liquidate via a new state law. The committee seeks near full attendance to inform and guide action.

Bank of American Folk George F. Shelley State Banking Department

Mutual Improvement meeting at Lehi ward chapel

Mr. and Mrs. Carl Gunther and family of Lehi will present a Sunday night program in the Second ward chapel under the Mutual Improvement Association. The family will perform zith er selections, Orville Gunther will speak after returning from the mission, and the daughters will sing vocal duets. Everyone is invited.

Carl Gunther Lehi Second Ward Mutual Improvement, Association Gunther Orville

Ten Years Ago Now Ten Years Ago Now

News notes from June 21 1924 itemize burglaries at Thornton Drug No 1 and a baby born to Salt Lake area residents. Oliver E Thornton 76 pioneer of 1852 was buried after a paralytic stroke. Fourth of July parade floats are listed with names, while local attractions include a cub bear at Cobblestone station. Wedding of Ralph Buckley and Ruby Watkins, and party plans for Miss Florence Priday’s mission departure are reported.

Oliver E. Thornton First Ward Thornton Goddess of Liberty Mayme Cheever Utah Dorothy Chipman American Fork Fern Foster Uncle Sam Jesse M. Walker Lego Lily Edna Fae Firmage George Martha Washington Helge Johnson Warren B. Smith Bernard Christensen Betsy Ross Charles Andersen James M. Grant Ottis Cheney Cheney Dell Singleton Strawberry Country Alpine Ralph Buckley Provo. Mire Buckley Ruby Watkins Temple Salt Lake Mildred Greenwood T. A. Greenwood E. G. Thomas Thomas May Hutchings Tabernacle Florence Priday Eastern States Mission

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O. A. Hyer Lewiston Hyer Custer Big Horn Barth Boston New York Telegraph Stwe Victoria Begen Mit Blondin Niagara Falls Mikanweer Second Ward Budget Entertainment Tonight Dr. Pack Lkely M.la I. A
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