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Pleasant Grove Review

Location

Pleasant Grove, Utah, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1929

Page

5

Third Annual Poultry Day Shines in American Fork Festivities

The third annual Poultry Day in American Fork drew crowds in cars and on foot for a full program of parades, floats, a poultry show, and city events. Highlights included the Ivy Queen float, a Miss American Fork pageant, a chicken banquet, fireworks, two large dances, and a daylong schedule of sports, contests, and 100 percent talking pictures at the Cameo Theatre.

American Fork Othe Mirsugs Jung Utah Anil Mess Green's Corner Téith Field Artillery Band Gan Légion Post 49 Ivy Queen's A. F. Poultry S. Pulley Paul- Queen Majes Baye Moist Preston Eileen Gor Maxine Briggs Asten Moffett

Cameo Installs New Modern Talking Equipment

Cameo theatre under Manager J W Miller installed vitaphone talking equipment. The first talkie heard on Poultry Day drew praise as fully satisfactory. The machine will handle late big talkie features with dance singing and drama. Talkies to be shown twice weekly until silent films are wrapped up. The public can expect enhanced entertainment at a progressive price.

J. WH O Miller Cameo Theatre Our City Millar

Doluts Slerale installment notice Briefly clarified

Not cumulative ordinary installments form a pattern for stane he had poet is to certain from reansuming each week's installment of The Doluts Slerale.

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Cavemen Fall to Provo in 15-7 Showdown

Provo Simps offense explodes with seven first inning hits and eight runs, driving Addie Miller from the mound. Lefty Mott struggles as Provo adds five runs in the fourth and two in the fifth, while Colgin and Vadher shine in key moments and Ingersoll outings a three-for-five. The Cavemen host Tintic Miners in Eureka on Sunday, June 30 as standings show Provo leading CENTRAL UTAH LEAGUE with a 5-4 mark.

Pet American Fork Seal Tintio Provo Heber Provo Simps Addie Miller Mott Miller

City Council Meeting Addresses Damages and Flooding Issues

City council discusses auto collision damage claim against the city, payment of fire department dues, and traffic safety measures. Flooding along Main Street and irrigation runoff cited with calls to remove rubbish along the railroad and adjust a stop sign near a local stand. Also notes reception of state road commission concerns, electrical sign inquiries, and a health report on water quality.

A. J. Butte Vowel Bremen C. S. Snyder Glen Chadwick Main Street State Road Suel Zimmerman State Road Commission Salt Lake Utah Neon Products Corporation of

Lion Club Hosts Dance For Neighboring Groups

American Fork Lion Club members plan a Wednesday dance to entertain Lehi Thes and Pleasant Grove Chamber of Commerce guests. Committee members arranged Thursday evening events and venue options, with profits from the last show noted. Music by the Apollo Quartet from Salt Lake City enhances the evening as Fourth Ward ladies provide fried chicken and dessert.

American Fork Lion Club Pleasant Grove Musual Selpesiony Apallo Salt Lake City Fourth Ward

Manila Youth Drowned In Featherstone Reservoir

A four year old Manila boy, Hector Evans, drowned while attempting to cross the Featherstone reservoir on horseback. His brother William summoned help after Hector sank in the muddy water, and rescue crews recovered the body two hours later. He is survived by his parents, six siblings, and is to be buried in Castle Dale.

Featherstone Reservoir Hector Evans John le Evans Featherstone Young Evans William Featherstone Farm A. W. Pulley Hector A. W Evans Castle Dale Manila

Parade Chairman Thanks Workers For Poultry Day Efforts

Parade chairman thanks workers and volunteers for Poultry Day success. Praise goes to Mrs. Wiles Bromley for leadership, Queen's Coat under Mrs. Weanor Niebuson, Martha Huck wattnr for styling the Wing, and Mrs. Han Moffett for the City float. Clubs and businesses provided support and supplies, with general town cooperation highlighted.

Wiles Bromley Thigine Mra Weanor Niebuson Ladies Literary Club Wlyp Vine Martha Huckwattnr Han Moffett Matul Adamson Clark Wott Stoke bAlavenas Axel Pypooniyudat Roy Grodawnnd Chnteman

Appreciation Expressed by General Chairman General Counsel

Rudolph Kenold writes to thank all committee members and business leaders for their loyal support and aid to the Poultry Disease Association in Ip Ila city. He extends sincere gratitude for the trust and collaboration shown by every committed member and partner.

Ila City

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