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Newspaper
Pleasant Grove Review
Location
Pleasant Grove, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1954
Page
6
The article explains spring seed sowing, emphasizing soil readiness, seed depth, and the need for air water and food in the top inch. It warns against poor drainage, cold spells, and soil crusts that trap sprouting seeds, recommending disinfectants and compost use to aid moisture retention and germination.
Retiring Grove Ward YWMIA officers were honored Wednesday evening at President Arvilla Harvey’s home. Co hosts were Lois Jorgensen Saf and Steretan Colleen Gardiner. Corsages, gifts, and light refreshments accompanied the event with several workers named.
The Reed Gilligan family from London attended the Parkin reunion in Lava Hot Springs Idaho where the group enjoyed swimming. Aunt Grace received special honor as the oldest living descendant and the next reunion will honor her fiftieth wedding anniversary on October 10 1956.
The 4 Hts Club of Lindon continued sewing dusters at a weekly meeting held at leader LaNeve McCandless home. They enjoyed light refreshments and scheduled the next meeting at Joyce Salimore’s home on Thursday June 24 at 2:00 pm.
Wet-feed handling is made easier and safer with a barrel attack that fits the back of any truck or trailer. Setting the barrel on its fitted rack streamlines pouring feed into self feeders.
The Lindon Dusters 4 H Club met at leader Mareen Holdaway's home to organize for summer tasks. They voted to make cotton dusters and plan several outings. officers named Karma Jensen president Lucille Keanly vice president Verlene Christian sen treasurer Lynn Walker party chairman with more offices to be filled at the next meeting at Karma Jensen’s home Friday June 28 at 7 30 pm light refreshments served.
The Busy Nine 4 H Club met on June 11 at Joyce Swenson home for a display of luncheon cloths and knife socks with members and mothers in attendance. On June 19 the group gathered at Mary Wadley’s home for a Health and Safety lesson led by Beatrice Fisher.
A new 4-H club named Kitchen Kweens organized on June 23, guided by Kathleen Allen and Maurine Allen. Officers include Joan Haycock as president, Joan Goode as vice president, Barbara Swenson as secretary, Karolyn Swenson as reporter, and Brenda Burkhurst as song and cheerleader.
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