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Newspaper
Pleasant Grove Review
Location
Pleasant Grove, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1933
Page
4
Am. Fork locals share visits from Salt Lake and Los Angeles relations. A 4H club outing to Saratoga resort ended with swimming and refreshments led by West Hammond. A sale and house purchase mute changes as Mrs. C. G. Johnson moves to the Beach home, and trips to Chicago for Century of Progress appeal residents.
Mrs W A Robinson visits Salt Lake with daughter Ella Harrington while Clarence Grant visits his mother Rose Grant in Riverton. LeGrande Gudmundsen and Gloria of Payson meet W D Stewart and Abe Gudmundsen. Foster Merrill and daughter Delores visit Coates family from San Francisco. Mark Bezzant and wife from Ventura stay with friends. he leaves for Ventura soon. June 21 marks official start of summer and the longest day of the year.
Local notes show piano lessons offered at twenty five cents and calls for lessons. A parade of visitors includes Mr and Mrs T A Masters of Bingham with Mrs June S Wright and Miss Amy Shelley. Clyde Hunter from Casper visits parents in Spanish Fork. Meda Pratt of Spanish Fork plans a ten day stay with grandmother Mrs James 4H Barratt. G H Gordon family took a Park City drive to visit Floyd Loveridge and Mrs Elliott Smith's family spent Sunday in Provo with Mrs B C Snyder and others. Provo Canyon fishing trip enjoyed by Cyril Anderson party. Donna Lou Davis returned from Ogden visiting Miss June Hansen and accompanied to American Fork. Feature on Lisieux near Paris notes its 16000 population, Normandy walks, and devotion to Sister The rese de l enfant Jesus with yearly pilgrimages and concerts.
The earth has four known motions: rotation on its axis, revolution around the sun, precession of the equinoxes a slow wobble of the pole that takes about 25 000 years, and motion through space together with the sun toward a point in Hercules.
An explorer reports that an African tribe taps the earth with sticks when angered. The discovery is linked to the spread of golf into equatorial Africa, noting sporting drama and local reactions.
Mrs John Smith and son Keith of Salt Lake visited Mrs Lile K Brown in town while Fern Greenwood and Gwen McGrew returned from Huntington Park California after a month with relatives Erin Bigler. Eugenes Smith and three sons from San Diego arrived to see his parents A F Smith. Mrs Smith and child remain with her parents in Provo until August. Mr Smith left for San Diego as Harvey Bennett hosted a house warming in First ward with guests Sanford Wilde Lige Chipman Glenn Robinson.
A note from the Easton Express explores how humans finally understand growth stages by mimicking wild diets and obtaining essential vitamins through natural foods. The piece contrasts traditional nutrition with what wild creatures choose for nourishment.
The ad highlights bargains on Boley’s Famous Lord oats and several canned goods. Items include Crystal Wedding Oats at 17 cents per pound, Booth Sardines, Pink Salmon in large cans, Best Salmon at 20 cents, and deviled ham by the can. Also featuring peanut butter, lettuce, corn beef, and assorted meats.
Ray Ellison reports that a Salt Lake meeting formed a state association of cleaners and dyers to work with the federal industrial act. The group aims to regulate working conditions hours salaries and prices. editors warn customers prices will rise within ten days.
Local residents share visits and greetings in Lehi and nearby towns. Families attend anniversaries and social events, with Mrs. Erickson celebrating 56th birthday, and a birthday party honoring Mr. and Mrs. Devey. Church lessons, FFA leaders' conference, and community visits fill the week.
We acknowledge with deep appreciation the many acts of kindness shown during our bereavement for our beloved mother Mrs. J D Wilcox. We are grateful for funeral help and support from the Nowers and Franilly family.
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