28 Jun 1935
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Newspaper
Pleasant Grove Review
Location
Pleasant Grove, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1935
Page
1
Reports detail Grove factory remodeling including a new receiving area porch, larger unload space, updated glass lined tanks and improved floors. Officials hope the improvements will boost labor capacity and help sustain seasonal canning production for beans berries and tomatoes later this year.
A Hobble at Balsam Park hosted by Utahi county officials on Wednesday evening featured leaders Lyman Rich Miss Alice Pederson and director Wyre Green. The Grove district praised 100 percent representation with Grove Wes and Elizabeth Martha Jones Ida West and Taira Robertson among the noted participants.
OND Ward plans an outing at Dell with musical numbers and a biogramy by Nellie Blackwell. Scouts will perform stunts as Wesley Curtis and James A. Nel present. Mrs Peterson leads the girls with Joe and Bill Peter in charge of the boys.
Fitzgerald of Oasis visits this week with her sister Wi Clark in a brief society note highlighting family ties and local social events.
Lindon ward plans a three day outing at Mutual Dell July 1 2 and 3 with Tuesday as ward day. A camp fire program features singing and prayer duets readings guitar and piano solos plus a retold story and a welcome by Chas Cobbley. Boy scouts oversee Tuesday afternoon events and other groups share in the entertainment lineup.
The Yale camp of the Daneliters of the Pioneers of Salt Lake spent a Friday breakfast at Timpanogos Cave Camp American Fork canyon. They then visited the Second ward chapel where Relief Society cooks served a luncheon amid rose baskets and decorative flowers. The Salt Lake ladies praised the chapel and the cordial service.
A weekly Wednesday band concert schedule changes. Races? No. Concerts will be held starting next Wednesday just west of the Seminary building in City Park.
Mr and Mrs A H Lowe announce the engagement of their daughter Bessis to Pan Cochran son of Mr and Mrs Carl Cochran of Provo with a wedding set for Salt Lake temple on Tuesday July 2. A shower honored Miss Lowe Thursday hosted by Miss Thora Hales and another shower will be hosted in Provo this afternoon. After marriage the couple will honeymoon at the San Diego California fair. Neighbors and friends held a social at the Ball home with games and chat to celebrate the marriage of Mr and Mrs Ed Ball.
Pleasant Grove news highlights visits and trips by residents including Rulon Brimhall in Nephi and families to Salt Lake City and Vernal. Attendees from the Third Ward Sunday School enjoyed a canyon picnic, plus birthdays and anniversaries celebrated. Notable travel includes Dr. B C Linebaugh to Phoenix with Kayle Linebaugh, and Joseph Ash welcoming a new baby boy.
About 900 aged residents from Alpine Timpanogos and Lehi enjoyed the Geneva summer outing. Ellis Peterson of Lehi hosted a program with talks, music, dances, readings, and tributes followed by a hot dinner and a hearty lunch.
Funeral services were held Friday at 2 p m in the Windsor ward chapel for Alfred Downs who died Tuesday at a Provo hospital after surgery for a ruptured appendix. Bishop Stanley B Harris led prayers and remarks with several speakers and musical numbers, followed by interment in Pleasant Grove cemetery.
Manila ward members enjoyed a multi day outing at Mutual Cell with young and older officers in charge. Fifty one members stayed at the Dell and participated in games radio television and dances. A Monday hike to Giver Lake involved over forty members while Gypsy campfire and dance events drew large groups each evening.
Miss Lucille Harmon daughter of Mr and Mrs L R Harmon of American Fork marries Ralph S Olpin son of Mrs Alvira Olpin of Pleasant Grove on June 17 at Stanford Memorial Church Palo Alto California The ceremony was conducted by Stephen H Winter president of the San Francisco stake Harmon a graduate nurse has supervised at S D 8 hospital for two years Olpin a Brigham Young graduate and Leland Stanford MBA recipient They will live in Palo Alto California for now
Hans A. Laursen 71 died at his home after a two week illness from high blood pressure and complications. He was born December 26, 1863 in Denmark and married Petrea Laursen May 9, 1884. The couple emigrated to America in 1849 and lived in Alban Nebraska Murray Utah American Fork and Pleasant Grove. He worked as a blacksmith and is survived by his widow and ten children plus 24 grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Funeral services are set for Friday at 2 p.m. in the Pleasant Grove Second Ward chapel conducted by Bishop B. H. Adams. viewing will be in the Relief Society room Friday prior to service.
Howard R. Driggs met with Daughters of the Pioneer and city leaders at the Pioneer Cabin to discuss erecting a monument at the Battle Creek canyon mouth. The plan honors Utahs first Indian battle dated February 28, 1849 when Captain John Scott attacked a group of Indians, killing four.
A Bolivian potter materials club imposes rules prohibiting women of the potter class from appearing in public except under strict conditions. The measure stirs controversy over gender inclusion and cultural norms in La Paz.
History and industries of Pleasant Grove featured in Industrial Utah County by Mayor Junius J. Hayes. Clarence D. Freeman and Cleora Cox wed in Salt Lake temple. Cannery whistles signal prosperity as cherry canning begins and tomatoes loom as main crop.
Stars on certain U S bills signal duplicate or substitute notes replacing defective prints. Very few notes are spoiled at the Bureau of Engraving and Printing, making star marked bills comparatively rare.
The law in Pennsylvania prohibits public schools and teachers from wearing any dress mark emblem or insignia indicating membership or adherence to any religious order sect or denomination. This provision reflects ongoing restrictions on visible religious display by educators.
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