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Newspaper
Pleasant Grove Review
Location
Pleasant Grove, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1936
Page
8
Pleasant Grove Review notes placeholder transcription stating entry at Pleasant, Grove Utah, under act of Congress dated March 2, 1879, indicating official postal registration and historic date context.
Am Fork residents report Irene Binns and her mother Nell Binns visited American Park last week. Binns attended at the Ute num hospital in Balt Lake for care. Mrs. Ralph Boien of Los Angeles left for home after a two month visit with her Miller family. The Delthil Dames club gathered at Lucille Parduhn’s home for a frayed costume party with guests Mrs. Creed Kindred Clyde Linebaugh and Lee Petera m. Mrs Kindred won the priest prize, Mrs Helen Bot tie club prize and Myrtle Mercer the best costume award.
The American Lomi Auxiliary plans its annual election Friday at Leginn Memorial Hall with full turnout expected. The Jolly Bewirsr club met with Mist Helen Green, discussing upcoming meeting plans and pajama pattern tidies. The Sewing Sextette elected Helen Green president Ruth Harman vice president Viva Peterson secretary Betty Ann Laurson treasurer with Mrs Clyde and Mrs Melba Hindley as tenders and Dorothy Stewart assisting as home demonstration agent. The group selected A Complete Costume as the year project and will study sewing to emphasize self artistry with a focus on charm. Other members include Mary Jane Jacklin and Helen Johnson.
Miss Berna Grant of Prive is visiting at the home of Mrs. Joseph Mecham. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Douglas and son of Salt Lake City were visitors at the home of Mrs. Douglas' parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Stice.
Utah county commissioners appointed registration agents for Pleasant Grove districts for the ensuing two years. District 1 Stella Larson District 2 Serena Nielsen District 3 Emily B. Rae District 4 Etta Fowlke Rae was re appointed. others replace Angie Warnick in District 1 O A Pugal in District 2 and May K Walker in District 4.
Saturday afternoon events in Windsor ward included a ball game between married and single men, children and adults competitive games, and a 30 plate lunch for about three hundred ward members and former residents. A fine 8:30 program followed in the chapel.
Under the M I A of the Third ward Daughters entertain their mothers Thursday evening at 8 p.m. Committee in charge includes Marjorie Holdaway Helen Smith Mrs Macfarlane and Mrs Louise Nielson. Reva Pugal Elia Neves and Virginia Jacobs led the music. Holdaway and Smith oversaw refreshments. A fine program and charity refreshments completed the evening.
A local ad promotes Emill's Adin Tablets for severe stomach pains saying the pills relieved agony after use. The notice touts a money back guarantee and urges readers to try Adila treatment through Thornton Drug with a guarantee and contact details.
Sheriff E G Darnell announces sale at eleven o clock a m on July 8 1986 at the front door of the Provo Utah Courthouse. Property includes 60 acres described by Section 25 Township South Range 1 East Salt Lake Baseline along with 36.6 shares of Lehi Irrigation Company stock Certificate No 253 and all water rights and appurtenances. Court action lists Federal Land Bank of Berkeley as plaintiff against Joseph E Moyle as Administrator and other defendants. Dated June 24 1936 with publications in 1938.
State Engineer's Office announces Har nett Varley and others have applied to appropriate 3) ser, ft. from Fugal spring channel in Utah for irrigation of 350 acres under diversion No 1 and 50 under No 2, from March 15 to November 30, with two diversion points described. Also includes a summons in a civil action against multiple defendants from Provo and Salt Lake entities, with dates for publication and required appearance.
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