Creek Contracts Move Toward Final Signatures
Preliminary work on the Deer project advances as contracts are set for signature by district boards and contracting parties. Officials in Washington, the Metropolitan Water Board, irrigation districts, and canal companies await approvals to enable construction of the Salt Lake aqueduct unit, with parallel railroad removal and private property actions to finalize site preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
App
A Ad Water District
Ion Tureauy
Walters
Pat
Washington
Lake Tribune
Tam
Metropolitan
Vere Association
Tie ‘Ini
Teahich
Interior Dental
Metropol Water District
Thomas
Wil Robinson
Salt Lake Fillyy Aqueduct
Provo River
Deer Reservoir
State Highway Department
Oman
Tool Bition Bureau
Traths
Provo
Californian Pays Local Hospital Fine Tribute
A distorted account describes a California family from Galitomix to Detroit visiting a local hospital. The narrative notes the superintendent of schools, a Drisgor figure, and generous support for their son Noddie who received care for 24 hours. The piece praises hospital staff and their dedication amid a troubled episode.
Concert at Mutual Dell Next Week
Fragmentary notice describes a band performance at Mutual Dell Amphitheatre next week. It mentions transportation arrangements by the city and a concluding musical program for Hon. with an implied setup on a street avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mutual Dell
First Annual Town Square Frolic Success
The first annual Town-Square Frolic in Alpine Wednesday drew large crowds for a miniature parade produced by town youngsters. Don Peterson and Connie Hoyle led the parade as king and queen with colorful floats, pets, and unique costumes among 325 participants. Prizes were awarded, judges praised the event, and community support and free punch added to a successful outing for families.
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Tabernacle
Grant Hotel
Don Peterson
Connie Hoyle
May West
Mary
Lamb
Farene
Utah
Red Riding Hood
The
MTA
American Park City Band
Nita Halliday
Dell Singleton
Myron Moyle
Baird
A. Grant
Harrison
Merrill
Mavrai
Dennies
Provo
Saratoga Saturday Night Fish and Game Event
A garbled report describes a Saturday night gathering in Saratoga linked to Fish and Game activities. It mentions attendees from state and unity groups and references deer and a drawing or contest, with unclear details about speakers or arrangements.
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Ryton Das Pio
Excellins
Lets Work for More Tourist Dollars in Utah
A call to capitalize on rising tourist travel highlights Utah attractions in American Fork canyon Timpanogos cave Timpanogos mountain and the Scenic Loop road. Local service stations cafes hotels and refreshment stands should promote these sights to lure travelers to spend extra time and money in the district. The tourist trade is a major asset and the aim is to secure a larger share for the state and community.
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Utah
American Fork Canyon
Timpanogos Cave
Timpanogos Mountain
Dedicatory Program Announced For Dell Theatre
A dedicatory service for the new mutual Dell amphitheatre in American Park canyon is planned for Wednesday June 30 under the sponsorship of the U S Forest Service Alpine Lehi Timpanogos stakes and the cities American Park Lehi and Pleasant Grove The outdoor theatre seats 800 and features a concrete stage with electric lighting A lunch period then an 8 pm program includes speeches songs duets a trombone solo and a dance number with local students and church groups listed among the contributors.
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Mutual Dell
American Park Canyon
U. S. Forest Service
Alpine
Lehi
Timpanogos
American Park
Pleasant Grove
Dell
American Folk City Band
K. J. Bird
James &. Gutt
Wasatche Forest
Clifford B. Young
Alpine Stake
Anna Fucal
Ellen Nelson
Virginia Jacobs
BE. A. Beck
Golo
A. Beck
Harrison R. Merrill
Mildred Chipman
American Pork
Loraine Swenson
Maxine Walker
Margaret Stagg
Sean Stage
Holiday Fails to Secure Town Half Day
The American Pork Lions Club committee failed to obtain unanimous merchant approval for a summer half holiday. Secretary Filmer Bate reported that while 33 of 35 town merchants supported the idea, a few refused to sacrifice a few hours of business, breaking the required universal consent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Pork Lions Club
Filmer Bate
Sumer
Persott
Unem
Missionaries Return to Speak at Fourth Sacrament Meeting
Min wml Mim Stewart Durrant have just returned from He pat and will be the speakers at the Fourth ward sacrament meeting Sunday evening. Mr Durrant will share a cole. The youths returned home last Thursday with Abe Isande. They report that many Daye enjoy hott Isher among the people of Hawaii very much.
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Mim
Stewart Durrant
Hepat
Wil
Mr. Durrant
Cole
Yous Peu
Thurstan
Miter
Abe
DS Wsslnanes
Small Child Drowns in Irrigation Ditch
Max Ralph Rogers, 19 months, son of Ralph and Kate Day Rogers, drowned in an irrigation ditch at Highland beach Friday morning. The body was found a mile and a quarter downstream by neighbors. Despite artificial respiration by Don Whimpey, he was dead, having been in water for some time after an hour forty minutes missing. Funeral held Sunday at Highland ward chapel. Burial in American Fork City cemetery conducted by George White. Survived by his parents, a sister Dorothy, and grandparents O D Day and Mrs Bessie Rogers.
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Max Rogers
Ralph
Kate Day Rogers
Highland Beach
Rogers
Eugene Briggs
Mr. Logsdon
John Whimpey
Don
Mr. Whimpey
Highland Ward Chapel
Harry Jerling
Relief Society Chorus
F. Beck
Archie Graham
Salt Lake
Largo
Ludwig Larson
Lawrence Day
Bishop Jerling
A. D. Maxfield
Jerold Maxfield
American Fork City
George White
Max Ralph Rogers
Blanding
San Juan County
Utah
Ralph W
Kate R. Day Rogers
Dorothy
O. D. Day
Highland
Bessie Rogers
Salt Lake City
Mothers and Daughters Social in Second Ward Relief Society
The Second ward Relief Society held a party at the ward chapel with seventy five attending. The program featured music, readings, a tribute to mothers, and a piano solo, concluding with refreshments served by the daughters. Officials invite young women of the ward to attend future events.
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Mothers and Daughters
The
Second Ward Relief Society
Ward Chapel
Daugthters
Bone
Florence Chipman
Mageline Robinson
Fort Wagstaft
Clot Priday
Maud Christensen
Katheryn Christen~sen
Joan Greene
Helen Adamson
Teat
Messe Scott
Daughters of the Relief Society
Missionary Farewell and Home Coming Tuesday
A missionary farewell and home coming will be held Tuesday evening June 29 in the basement of Alpine Stake Tabernacle. Attending will be Clifton B Young Jr son of President and Mrs Clifton E Young newly called to the German Austrian mission and John W Brown son of Mrs Jillian K Brown recently returned from a German and British mission. Also welcomed home will be Mr and Mrs Stewart Durrant of the Fourth Ward who spent two years in the Hawaiian mission. The three returning missionaries and the new missionary will speak as will President Young. An exercise musical program is arranged with violin solo Milton Brown and cornet solo Keith Smith. Tickets are sold by Stake Missionary committee members Roy Greenwood Moral D Steele Rollo Miller Terry Draper Stanley Peters West Hammond Thomas Barratt Frank G Shelley Eugene Briggs and Charles Walker.
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Clifford B. Young Jr
Clitford E Young
John W. Brown
Jillian K. Brown
Brown
Stewart Durrant
Durrant
Leola Goates
Lehi
Jas
Young
Exjee
Milton Brown
Corset
Keith Smith
Stake Missionary Committee
Roy Greenwood
Moral D, Steele
Rollo Miller
Terry Draper
Stanley Peters
West Hammond
Thomas Barratt
Frank G. Shelley
Eugene Briggs
Charles Walker
Reed Smoot
Stringham A. Stevens
Mie Church Social Security Committee
ML S. A
Clifford E. Young
Clifford Young
John R. Hindley
Reed
C. Burgess
John Brown
Clifford EB. Young Jr
Reed C. Burgess
Eastern States
Leala G. Durrant
Utah County
Iery
Canada
Apostle Reed Simouh
Sur
U. S. Senate
Alarini
Qlarm
Chris Texumen
Greanweal
Jasc Beilin Tetsabun
Sturart Durrant
Young Ir
Wad Eined
Youn
Howes
Walk Improve ment Made on Main Street
A creditable improvement unfolds in the city business section with a half block of new sidewalk east from Center street on the north side. The city and property owners cooperate, city providing labor and owners materials, laying a full four inch cement block across the walk. Half the work was poured Wednesday and the balance yesterday. Many sections need repairs and residents urge similar projects citywide, with likely P. W. A. support for residential repairs.
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Center Street
Motor Touring Growth Sets Record for 1937 Travel
The Touring Bureau of the Utah Motorist Association reports a rising trend in motor touring with 1936 and 1985 travel figures cited as benchmarks. Officials forecast a record 1937 season nationwide and in California, noting an expanded range of trips and longer durations as motorists seek maps and guidance for Western recreational areas.
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California
Way
Utah Motorist Association
City Provides New Recreation Program for Youth
A city recreation center opens at City Park offering daily activities for children aged five to twelve except Sundays. Supervised by trained staff, the program features storytelling, games, and supervised play from 2:30 to 4:30 p.m. The effort aims to involve youth and promote community engagement through organized activities.
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al Ehltdren
Activitica AW
Pera
Seery-Lethaz
Ieoy HO
A. Mnayerriiar
Mle
Apostle Smoot Addresses Quarterly Conference
The 144th session of the Alpine stake quarterly conference drew Apostle Reed Smoot and Stringham A. Stevens. Sessions covered Priesthood reports, church security program briefing, and mission updates including homecomings from Reed Burgess and others. Smoot urged active membership, adherence to the word of wisdom, and a strong home life as key to church growth.
Untitled nature note fragment in poetic prose
Fragmentary text describes passion for nature and Seagons of the fone fire. Mentions deoperente and airy mit thes qt wl seagons. Appears as a reflective, poetic contemplation with scattered phrases and quotes.
Ten Years Ago Now Ten Years Ago Now
Fragmented reminiscences describe past community events at Alpine Fork and Saratoga resort with mentions of American Pork Poultry Day, missionary farewells for James Moffett and Elvin Danley, and local officials coordinating July celebrations. References to Payton, Payson, and civic committees suggest a broad nostalgia piece on bygone community activities.
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Maken
Press Lane
Tim
Che
Saratoga
Alpine Stake Tabernacle
James Moffett
Vin Danley
Mala
Morte
Dunkey
Payaon
Paynon
Yeas Swank
Nevenye
Tor Odr Lent
Sue Alpce Payson
Cobre
Duuien
Mr. Grant
Oris Aston
Stanford Walker
Mart Holmtead
Uty Rev
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Ver Creek
Alifornian
Megula
Peta ‘Dell
Ice Gang
Aroroka Farle
Fish and Game
D. Saratoga
Dell Theatre
Lightuing
Melos Provertioh
City
Apostle Smoot
Neuyoo
Mortnam
S. A. Stevens
Eng
Fubure
Apostle Reed Smoot
Orson J. Burgess
M.D A
Benjamin Moffett
S. A Stevens
MT A
Hammond
J. Stanley Peters
Stake Presidency
Relief Society
Stake
3. A. Stevens
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