Pleasant Grove Review Publication Details
The Pleasant Grove Review is a weekly Utah newspaper published by Alpine Publishing Co. It is entered as second class matter at the Pleasant Grove Post Office under the March 3, 1870 act.
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Newspaper
Pleasant Grove Review
Location
Pleasant Grove, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1940
Page
8
The Pleasant Grove Review is a weekly Utah newspaper published by Alpine Publishing Co. It is entered as second class matter at the Pleasant Grove Post Office under the March 3, 1870 act.
Theo Glyn visited with Mr and Mrs Roy Olpin who are proud parents of a new baby boy Lena Christiansen was taken to Utah Valley hospital for meion treatment Tuesday Jean Fuga returned home from Logan Friday evening successfully completed the Smith Hughes summer course and will resume work in Southern Utah Mrs Beulah Bradley and children Jerry and Clifford have been visiting in Santaquin with her aunt Mrs Nels Butler
Afr and Mrs AP Wamirk and Mr and Mrs Fetva Pugs attended a Path Quartet concert in Provo themed around Leroy Robertson's prize winning quintet home Adame. The event featured visitors Ole Christiansen and Mrs Pear Whitehead of Lund Nevada, visiting Elvira Olpin and family in Pleasant Grove.
Mrs Hyrn Jones of Spanish Fork visits friends in Pleasant Grove. Several local residents attend weddings and receptions in Spanish Fork and Oakland. Mr and Mrs Holdaway return from Wyoming after conference speech. Young couples enjoy a Mutual Dell bonfire party in American Fork canyon. The Stark dinner honors a California marriage with a honeymoon planned in Southern Utah and Monterey before settling in Oakland.
City Council of American Fork Utah gives notice of intention to create Street Improvement District No 1 to grade and pave streets with rock asphalt on First South Second West Main and related areas. Estimated cost 8080 with abutter portions and frontage rates specified. Protests due July 8 1940. Public meeting July 8 1940 at 8 PM.
Pleasant Grove City Council proposes Street Paving District Number 1 to grade and pave multiple streets with 2 inch chip and oil. Estimated total cost 6247 dollars with 5025 city burden and 1212 local share. Protests must be filed by July 19, 140.
A probate sale of the estate of Eliza A. First Doe is scheduled for 5h eleven o'clock a m at the front door of a Utah county courthouse. The tract covers 15.64 acres within Township 4 South East Salt Meridian, with irrigation rights and water shapes, to include a share of Alpine Irrigation. proceeds to be distributed per the will and mortgage documents. Dated June 25, 1040, Sheriff’s notice posted for public auction.
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