Poultry Day Officially Set For August 11th
Poultry Day arrangements are outlined for August 11 with thousands expected by August 1. The celebration will feature parades, galas, awards, cash prizes, fireworks, and numerous concession stands. Homecoming of hundreds of Pork citizens and guests from many states is planned with townspeople urged to invite relatives. A 100 member committee coordinates events including a mammoth street celebration, band, entertains, and dances, aiming for a festive townwide event.
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Smark
Utah ‘Poultry
Conor Mill
M Pork
Reg Cian
Minady
Wiksomid Cay
Nam
Beth Wiliken
Margaret Dunk- Attys McNeil
Bilin Peck
Jane Zola Grail
Milken
He Hyilay Bhelioy
Will Bes
von Phil Jenstn
Whayne Bateell Waniass
Mack Lottie
qHalives
Provo and Salt Lake Drivers Face Fines in City Court
Court records show Elmer Cole of Provo fined 20 dollars for reckless driving while Blain D. Mee of Park City must pay 2.50 for speeding. A Salt Lake-bound subject pleaded guilty to related emis sion violations and faced a small fee, with other locals cited for highway rules in the same publication.
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E. J. Seastrand
Elmer Cole
Provo
Blain D. Mee Sans Park
Sittingville
Salt Lake
Beastt
Cnies
Monon
Water rate notices delinquent as of August 16
The City of San Francisco announces delinquent water rates due by August 16 with penalty and payment options. City actions and official records indicate the council and Recorder Bennett oversee notices and delinquencies as required by city ordinance.
Dell Theatre Nears Completion and Ward Activities
The Amphitheatre at Mutual Dell nears completion under a WPA project with Alpine and Highland wards already using the site. Ward schedules detail outings, hikes, meals, games, talent shows, a tramp hike, patriotic pageants, a ball game, and a Sunday service led by Stanley Peters, Helen Young, and other leaders as ward members prepare for a week of canyon fun and community events.
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Mutual Dell
W. R. Halliday
Dell
the Dell
Belg Don
Ward House
Aldo
T. A. Greenwood
A. B. Gais—ford
Second Ward
The
Helen Young
Friven
Stanley Peters
Katie O Janeen
Dunley Girls
Shormat Hobinean
Lions Club Hears Talk On Industry
Fleetwood district manager of Utah Power and Light addressed Lions Club about industrial possibilities in Utah. Dr. W P Houston supplied musical selections, with Rulon Nicholes and Sadie Bromley assisting on dinner preparations for the turkey meal.
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W. ©. Fleetwood
Utah Power and Light Co
Lions Club
Fleetwood
Industrisi Passibilitieg
Utah
W. P Houston
Rulon Nicholes
Sadie Bromley
Bishop Storrs Honored At Ward Reunion
Ward members honor Bishop Joseph H. Storrs for 35 years of service at a Second Ward reunion and Sunday services. President Heber J. Grant attended, praise for unity and leadership, with community performances, refreshments, and multiple speakers recounting his work and impact.
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Hishop
Joseph H. Storrs
Second Ward
Heber J. Grant
Bishop Storrs
Bishop Clawson
Salt Lake
Grant
John W. Chipman
James
James Wagstaff
Chipman
John Chipman
American Fork
Ray D. Nicholes
Mr. Chipmain
Nicholes
John Robinson
Stake Tabernacle
American Park
Robinson
West Hammond
Stanley Peters
Edgar Booth
Mae West
Madam Shumanhell
Elmo Peters
Clarke Fire
Beans
Leh
Storms
Wade
Storm
Tal Solo
Dred Chipman
W. 8. Chipman
Feumiat
John Raslasan
Leneral
Netrishments
Mers
Alma Earl
John H. Noel
Aston Storrs
Aljen
Thomas Priday
Lilian Booth
Myrtle Walton
Mable ‘Adamson
Howant Paxmac
Mildred Chipman
West Hammand
Lydia Ose
Glen Taylor
Elmo Petars
Apostle Ballard To Speak At Alpine Stake Conference
Apostle Melvin J. Ballard will headline the Alpine stake quarterly conference with sessions on Saturday and Sunday, June 67th and 28th. Public invited to the Saturday evening general session at 7:30. Sunday meetings at 10 am, 2 pm and 7:30 pm. Music by the M I A chorus with selections from Lehi, Sharrah, Timpanogos and Alpine stakes. Other speakers include multiple participants.
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Melvin J. Ballard
Mutual Improvement Association
Dream
Jeannie
Stephen Foster
Safe Driving Rules From U S Study
Utah motorists cite a U S Bureau of Public Roads study urging safe driving rules to reduce daily traffic deaths. Key points include staying in lane, avoiding hillcrest passes, signaling, keeping control, safe stopping distance, consistent speeds, proper night vision, obeying signals, and yielding at side streets.
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U. S. Bureau of Public Roads
Public Safety Department
Utah Motorist Association
Todd
O. P. Skaggs Store Sold to Paul Adamson
Pleasant Grove businessman Paul Adamson will take over the O. P. Skaggs store from Mrs. Jennie Strong Howes on Monday June 29. Adamson, formerly with LeRoy Thorne in the Thorne I G A store, plans to move his family to American Fork and envisions growth for the community. Mrs. Howes and her late husband operated the store for seven years and thank customers while urging continued patronage.
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Paul Adamson
Pleasant Grove
O. P. Skaggs
Jennie Strong Howes
Ank
Howes
Adamson
LeRoy Thorne
Thorne I. G. A
American Fork
Lloyd B&. Adamson
New Cottage Tea Room Opens On East State Street
A new dining establishment named The Cottage Tea Room is set to open Wednesday July 1 on East State Street Hem offering colonial style decor, private dining, card tables, and free charging. The menu includes fried chicken, steak dinners, ice cream desserts, and coffee with hints of a broader summer fare. Entertainment will feature the Husson Sisters as the doors open to the public.
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East State Street
Strickly
Janen + es
Canyon Telps
Biuso
Tnt
Oir Entertainment
Husson
Apacial Prize for Saratoga Dancers to Tonight Preview
A local theater segment at the Alhambra Theatre in Saratoga will host a preview tonight after the dance. Tickets go on sale at the end of the performance with a two for one offer when purchased tomorrow.
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Saratoga
Alhambri Theatre
Eisun
Tomorow
Dan
Mks Uils
Advertising and reception lineup for church Bishopric event
Mrs Stanley Peters, Francis Foster, Simo Peters, Edith Walker attend an invitational event. Moffed, Myrtle Houston, Lele Sykes, Elina Peters join reception with Bishopric members and their wives.
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Mmrs
Stanley Petera
S Advertising
Francis Foster
Simo Peters
Edith Walker
Invitathon
F. Moffed
Myrtle Houston
Lele Sykes
Elina Peters
Seeks Country's Largest Onion Seeks Country's Largest Onion
The Zonite Company invites growers to submit the country’s largest onion of 1036. The winner earns a $50 award and the onion will tour the nation as part of an advertising campaign. Entries must be mailed prepaid to G. Allen Reeder in care of Zonite Corporation New Brunswick NJ by September 1.
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New York
Zonite Company
G. Allen Reeder
Zentte Corporation
New Brunswick
N. J
Oniaw
Resder
Automobiles Collide At Grant Hotel Corner
An automobile collision occurred about 8 near the Grant Hotel corner on a Friday. A Plymouth half-ton truck driven by St. Gammell and a Pls mouth car driven by Den Berea of Fabt Laid collided after high speed. both vehicles sustained minor damages with no injuries reported. Insurance covered the fender and dumper damage.
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Grant Hotel
Sara Betty
St. Gammell
Piratiaye
Den
Gammel
Jo Inie Wastbie
Elmer
Rivers Current Very Strong in Germany Boats Make Headway
A damaged OCR entry notes strong river currents and vessel movement. Mentions German waters and boats making headway despite challenging conditions. Article tone suggests maritime caution and ongoing efforts on the river.
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Germany
Public Hearing Notice by Alpine School District in Utah
The Alpine School District Board of Education will hold a public hearing on its 1031-37 school budget at the Board offices in American Fork Utah on Saturday at 7 00 PM. Copies of the notice are available from J P Walton Clerk.
Utah Receives Large Federal Grant For Public Aid
The Social Security Board authorized a $245,599.40 Federal grant to Utah for aid to the aged the blind and dependent children under state approved laws. The grant covers April and May with June payment withheld until financial arrangements with counties are completed. The board may authorize an additional grant to reach the full quarter estimate of $361,011.62 once renewal talks with counties finish.
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Social Security Board
Utah
Counp
City Aids Local Canning Project
City council approves W P A Canning program similar to last year with social workers guiding cooking and family access. Project readied for weekend start under supervision of Mrs Haenpton. permits to be issued before use of center. The event included wedding diary and anniversary mentions among residents.
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Seguar
Mcobe
Ute
Rsurell
Thiel End
Social -Xalinr
Haenpton
Provo
Leoners Walton
Ia Chung Thos
Cligiido
WPA
Ma Abe
Ted
Old Folks to be Feted at Lehi On Wednesday
The annual outing for elderly residents of Lehi Alpine and Timpanogos stakes is planned for Wednesday July 1 at Wines Park. Roy Greenwood leads Alpine American Fork and Pleasant Grove volunteers with Basil Hansen supervising entertainment and the Lehi Band ready to perform. The day runs 11 am to 6 pm with a noon meal and a diverse program for guests over sixty widows widowers and elderly couples.
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Lehi
Wines Park
Theommunes & Splendid Entertainment
Three
Stikes
Hills Peterson
Roy Greenwood
American Fork
Thonsis Fenton
Pleasant Grove
Basil Hansen
Nese Triex
Ehiniemers
Turns i
Leh
Miesis
Stake Presidency
Goni
Ward M I A Reorganized in Third Ward
A reorganization of the mission? of the Third ward Young Women's Mutual Improvement Association was completed at a standing meeting. Grace Parker and Arvilla Dovey were released as counselors to Mrs. Berland Mitchell and Mrs. Shelley and McDonald were sustained to fill vacancies. Ann Clayson was released as ward clerk and Grace Parlay was sustained to fill the position.
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Jnistienay
Third Ward
Young Women's
Ten Years Ago Now Local Weddings and Obits Highlight Past Week
Ten years ago this week in the region a series of weddings and family notices filled the column. Mr and Mrs C A Granwiler hosted a midweek celebration with relatives from Provo and Salt Lake City. Lesh Chulwick married Thomas Greenweed of the city, while Clyde Wagstaff wed Vern Grit of Murray. The article notes community members and friends attending, with several names and spouses listed in the blended account.
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Tes
Truring
Fanl Weok
MX Ooudler
Reno United
Merelane
Dake
Mever Dluye
Cnn
Dali Muth Gardner
Gonghter
Blisep
Mraimo T Gardner
Inaceiil
Kevin A. Clmuminmt
Baio Leesty
Tob Lagan Wwiiehee
Dewey
Mir
Mtr
Golden
Nephi
Smith
Miles Teil Thernton
Fran Groermodd
Greenweed
W. J. Ghaelmuk
Salt Lake
Clyde Wagstaff
Vern Grit
Murray
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Apostle Ballard
U. S
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Sina Mire
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Sam
Gas Lake
Gala
Hep
Univerity
Eden Miller
Thir City
Srastrand
Déyartinedt
Fance
Gelie Suaple
Che
Johnnie Woods
Craw Fy
Fis West Rice
Alk Briaen
Ricks
Sun
Sohoul
Tom
Crookston
Pile
Te Berets
Stanley
Ion Ofichy
Abe
Mr and Men
C. A. Granwiler- Gulned Wediothy
Gollan
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