Highway Now Assured for Route Through City
The commission has approved options on the right of way for the surveyed west route and east segment. Plans call for bids to be advertised and a large curve joining the current highway to the west side, with grading and cement work estimated around $50,000 and possible state condemnation on the west section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bos
Adty
Amet Lions Club
Montwarren F. Anderson
Joseph. Nicholas
Orem Yyihe
Moorimm
Wilnmss
Icetone Station
Grice
Creamery S
Cent Postage Rate Restored
Postmaster Janes A. Farley announced the 2-cent rate is restored by a recent reform. The new 3-cent rate applies to letters and other mail for local delivery within city or village service and to letters to other cities and villages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janes A. Farley
Down East Referent in New England Wine Terminology
A fragment notes the phrase Down East used to reference New England dates and wine terms, mentioning Way Pawt as a local label. It hints at regional naming and attribution without detailing events or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Down East
New England
Fragmented Opinion on Local Business Migration
A writer laments shop closures and job losses as commerce concentrates in larger centers. The piece questions who is to blame and suggests remedies, noting small communities face employment decline and strive to keep operations local despite broader shopping trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tte
Yankee Operators Open new tunnel at American Fork Canyon
A tunnel is being driven at the Yankee Mines property in American Fork canyon to open ground south of the existing workings and expose new ore bodies. The 222 acre patented and 125 unpatented claims include Live Yankee Belorophan Powers and Silver Wave groups with production starting in 1931 and a tramway to Deer Creek. Current assets $7,492.59 liabilities $5,942.43 plus a $26,168.19 loan from AMS. May production totaled 27 cars about 12 800 tons with ore valued $8 to $30 per ton averaging over $10. June shipments paused by a cave but to resume soon.
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Yankee Mines
American Fork Canyon
Alta Are
Mary Ellen Gulch
Utah County
Salt Lake City
Powers
Deer Creek
Pleasant Grove
Garfield
American Smelting & Refining Company
Moffett and Singleton Married in Salt Lake Temple
Miss Helen Moffett daughter of Mr and Mrs Benjamin F Moffett and La Velle Singleton son of Mr and Mrs Dell Singleton were married Thursday in the Salt Lake temple. Both are well known in American Fork and will reside there with friends sending best wishes. The couple were accompanied by their parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Moffett
Benjamin F. Moffett
la Velle Singleton
Dell Singleton
Salt Lake Temme
American Fork
BE. ©. U. Normal School
Second Ward
Singleton
Germany
Local Boy Reed Stewart Graduates From Denver Law School
Reed Stewart son of Mr and Mrs W D Stewart graduates from Denver Law School on June 12 after four years study. He earns the LLB degree and served as president of his fourth year class and spoke at the alumni banquet. He is now in Salt Lake City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed Stewart
W. D. Stewart
Denver Law School
Stewart
Salt Lake City
Second Ward 4-H Club Formed as Jolly Sewing Club
The Second ward 4-H Club was organized on Thursday June 15 at Mrs West Hammond home. Elizabeth Greene was chosen song and cheer leader. The members selected the name Jolly Sewing Club and set blue and white as their colors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Ward
4-H Club
West Hammond
Elizabeth Greene
Jolly Sewing Club
American Fork Faces Pleasant Grove. Orem Visits American Fork
American Fork split last week with a 7 to 4 win over Lehi and a 19 to 4 loss to Heber. Mercer Chipman Clegg and R Murdock powered the Lehi win while Chadwick relieved Mercer in the seventh as Heber surged ahead. Next week American Fork plays Pleasant Grove and hosts Orem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Fork
Pleasant Grove
Orem
Lehi
Heber
Mercer
Chipman
Clegg
R. Murdock
Chadtvick
Alpine Stake Conference Set for June 25 at Stake Tabernacle
The Alpine Stake will hold its regular quarterly conference at the stake tabernacle on Sunday, June 25, with sessions at 10:00 A M 2:00 P M and 7:30 P M. Bishop Sylvester Q Cannon and former Congressman Don B Golton will attend, and the choir directed by Kenneth J Bird will present special music. No Sunday school services will be held that morning to allow full attendance. the public is invited and there are no Saturday meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stake Tabernacle
Sylvester Q
Cannon
Don B. Golton
Kenneth J. Bird
White Way Opening Promises Countywide Spanish Fork Celebration
Spanish Fork hosts a June 30 1933 opening event for its White Way with a prize steer barbecue and street lighting ceremony. Special Orem Line trains from Utah County towns will transport patrons to Spanish Fork and back. Milt Taggart’s Victor Recording Orchestra to provide music in a festive program. Tickets 75 cents per couple include barbecue dancing program and transport.
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Spanish Fork
Utah County
The
Salt Lake and Utah Railroad
Orem Line
Orem
Sanitary Meat Market
City Bakery of
Milt Taggart
Victor Recording Orchestra
Free Swim Dance At Geneva Attracts Resort Crowd
Free swim is the big attraction for the dance Saturday night at this popular resort. Everyone purchasing a ticket will get a ticket valid for a swim in the open air plunges at Geneva. The Americans Geneva Orchestra appear in new summer outfits after their debut Wednesday night at the mammoth Strawberry Day ball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Geneva Orchestra
Mrs Roosevelt praised as strong ally in fight against illness
A reader recalls Mrs Roosevelt and her sister in law Mrs Robinson as two outstanding women. She notes Franklin D. Roosevelt’s Infantile Paralysis battle, his recovery, and how his swimming pool at the White House aids his health. The writer emphasizes Roosevelt’s fighting spirit and confidence, recounting events from Nova Scotia and a 1921 episode.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklyn Lane, Jr
Franklyn Lane Sr
Roosevelts
Lane Jr
Lane Sr
Eliott Roosevelt
Carter
Smith
Rogers
Lane
Washington
Mrs Roosevelt
Mrs Robinson
Theodore
New York
Lions Elect District Governors At Ogden Convention
The Lions of District 28 Utah and Idaho met in Ogden to elect district governors. E E Anderson of Morgan was chosen for Utah. Charles W Sandles of Idaho Falls will oversee Idaho clubs by mail ballot. Idaho Falls was selected as the 1934 convention city.
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Ogden
Lions of District 28
Lions Clubs
Utah
Idaho
E. E. Anderson
Morgan
Charles W. Sandles
Idaho Falls
Utah-Idaho
Anderson
Lehi
Utah Packing Corporation
American Fork
Roy Greenwood
Benjamin Moffett
Dell Singleton
Elmer Bate
A. F. Gaisford Jr
G. 5. Richards
Eugene Halliday
Ogden Lions Club
Two Stars In Picture At Cameo The White Sister
Helen Hayes and Clark Gable star in Metro Goldwyn Mayer’s The White Sister second likely to attract crowds at the Cameo Theatre. Hayes plays an Italian aristocrat who falls for a chosen man and ends in a convent after a tragic sequence including a fatal car crash and a front line call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
F. Marion Crawford
Cameo Theatre
Helen Hayes
Clark Gable
Miss Hayes
Final Day for Mail Messenger Bids
The final day to submit bids for mail messenger service from depots to the post office is tomorrow June 24. Bids must be filed no later than Saturday.
Speed of Iceboats in Wind Aided Falls
An iceboat can move faster than the wind when angled and falling. Historical accounts note iceboats have been seen to descend at twice the wind speed driven by the angle of fall.
Three-Stake MIA Dell Institute Opens Saturday
Three-Stake M I A Dell Institute opens Saturday at Mutual Dell in American Fork canyon with Alpine Lehi and Timpanogos stakes assembling for a summer camp. Programs include outdoor activities, Irish program, nature hike, firefighting ceremonies, and campfire events led by stake officers and B U leaders.
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M. I. A. Stake
Ward
Alpine
Lehi
Timpanogos
Mutual Dell
American Fork Canyon
Meiling
Clare Wells
Physical Education Department
Katie C. Jensen
M,ila
General Board
Salt Lake
Alpine Stake
Scout
A. A. Anderson
Provo
Timpanogos Stake
Ott Romney
Dell
Mount Timpanogos
Ed Tuttle takes Heber Mercantile store leadership
Edward Tuttle former manager of the J C Penney store took over management of the Heber Mercantile company store at Heber Monday. He brings twenty years in mercantile work and previously ran Chipman Mercantile dry goods and ladies wear in American Fork before joining J C Penney tenure of eight years. Friends salute his move and wish him continued business success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Tuttle
J. C. Penney
Heber Mercantile Company
Heber
Mr. Tuttle
Wescame
American Fork
Idaho
Chipman Mercantile
J. C. Penney Company
Engagement announced for Nona Brown and Hugh Cheever
Miss Nona Brown of Salt Lake and Hugh Cheever of this city announce their engagement. Brown is daughter of Leon Brown of Salt Lake and has many local friends from visits and relatives. Cheever is an enterprising bakery businessman, son of Mrs. Ann Cheever. They plan to reside here after marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nona Brown
Salt Lake
Hugh Cheever
Miss. Brown
Leon Brown
Cheever
Ann Cheever
Gray-Buckwalter Nuptials in Salt Lake Temple
Miss Florence Grey of Lehi and Benjamin W. Buckwalter of American Fork wed Wednesday in the Salt Lake temple. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs James H Gray. the groom the son of Mr and Mrs John E Buckwalter. Both communities join in wishing them a happy future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Grey
Lehi
Benjamin W. Buckwalter
American Fork
Salt Lake Temple
James H. Gray
Buckwalter
John E. Buckwalter
Relief Society Honors Mrs Ruby Clayson at Fourth Ward
The Fourth Ward Relief Society honored Mrs Ruby Clayson on Tuesday afternoon June 14. War isolation peonies and snowballs decorated as a large crowd celebrated with a well arranged program including songs readings poems musical numbers and remarks by society members. A vase from Denmark was presented to Mrs Clayson and light refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Brown Clayson
Fourth Ward Relief Society
Lot Robinson
Ruby Clayson
LaRue Morton
Merling Clyde
Allen Brockbank
Ann Hansen
Elbert Hales
Ivy Steele
Clayson
Denmark
Ella Anderson
First Utah cleaners convention adopts ethics code
The first annual Utah State Association of Cleaners and Dyers held at the Salt Lake Chamber of Commerce gathered 31 attendees from Salt Lake and nearby cities. Officers were elected and a code of ethics approved to improve conditions, boost employment, and curb unfair competition, to be sent to the national Washington group for consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah State Association of Cleaners and Dyers
Salt Lake
Washington, D. C
To leave a fortune behind you in Chinatown sage view
Bald Ai Ho the sage of Chinatown argues that leaving a fortune behind is at least a way to make a family quarrel seem more reasonable. The Washington Star quotes his view on wealth and kinship dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bald Ai Ho
Chinatown
Washington Star
Ten Years Ago Now Ten Years Ago Now
Richard Mitchell a long-time resident died at his home after a lengthy illness. A full church service led by George Abel drew a capacity crowd at the Third Ward chapel.
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Richard Mitchell
Third Ward
George Abel
Actua Dell
Mmorung
Linden Firet
Dell
C. M. Beck
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Moffett-Singleton
White Way
Wi. Rogers
Beverly Hills
Chicago
N.Y
McManzh
Lions
Govnor
Messenger
M. I. A. Dell Institute
Tuttle
Heber Mercantile
Relief Society
Myrtle Cunningham
Jennie Cunningham
Clifton A.talboe
Prove
Talboe
Chhurch
Roy Daley
Jesse Russon
Nevada
California
Russo
Moyle
Rock Tower
Sarah Parker
Josie Greenwood
Velma Shelley
Berkeley
Merle Chipman
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