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Newspaper

Pleasant Grove Review

Location

Pleasant Grove, Utah, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1933

Page

5

Alpine stake conference features Bishop Cannon address

The Alpine stake conference saw Bishop Cannon preside and speak in multiple sessions. He highlighted church work with youth and the ongoing class for young students, while Ruby B noted the gospel’s value and Pearl Bezzant offered brief greetings and testimony.

Min S. L. Chipman Ruby Bon Ines Ed Ol Pearl Bezzant Sylvester Cannon Bishop Cannon

Reforestation Camp Officially Dedicated in Utah

The Reforestation Camp, known as Camp Ps, near Granite Plat Ameren Fork, was formally dedicated with an afternoon sports contest and evening program. Brigadier General Pegram Whiteworth and other Fort Douglas officers led inspections as over 500 locals attended. The event featured prayers, musical numbers, talks on progress and Mormon contributions, and a closing benediction.

Granite Plat Ameren Fork Canyon Pegram Whiteworth A. P. Dannemiller Edwin Butcher Fort Doulas I W. Eggars Stephens Utah County Frank Countryman Ellis Merkley Charles DeMorsy Uintah Forest Clifford E. Young L. W. Eggars W. C. Stephens Timpanogos Stake Pleasant Grove Louis L. Bradley Floyd Walker Delbert Fugal Andy Seuter

As I See It CHAPPY WHAT Is THE community's FUTURE

A fragmented pastiche discusses the town's future and growth. Citizens urge action to improve conditions and lure industry. Leaders question progress and call on officials and civic groups to mobilize.

Cavemen Top Orem In North Utah County Showdown

American Fork, Pleasant Grove and Lehi all won home games Wednesday with American Fork defeating Orem 10 to 8 at their grounds. Chadwick and A Chipman pitched for American Fork while Pierce started for Orem as the game stayed tight until the sixth when Orem pushed four runs.

Utah County American Fork Orem Pleasant Grove Heber Lehi Paysing Chadwick Chipman Pierce OTOM Ixpecers

Fire damages roof of Russell Thompson home

A spark from a burning rubbish pile north of the Russell Thompson residence set the roof ablaze last Thursday evening. The hole in the top of the structure caused about $25 in damage before firefighters arrived and extinguished the fire.

Russell Thompson

Alpine Stake M I A Programs At Dell

Alpine stake announces MT M I A summer outings in American Fork canyon. The Alpine stake leads, American Fork Second ward joined, about one hundred attendees, with a week of activities from Monday to Thursday. Dell camp improvements include enclosed hut base and running water to reduce dust, plus new mattresses. Charles Walker returns as caretaker. Third and Fourth wards outline Thursday and Friday programs with games, Ward Day, children’s activities, outdoor contests, a baseball game between the M Men and married men, and a prize boxing match.

Mutual Dell MT. A American Fork Canyon Alpine Stake American Fork Second Ward the Dell Fourth Ward Charles Walker Dell Edna Boley

The Senate Petition and a Radio Broadcast Mishmash

An informal Beverly Hills voice recalls London conference start and Senate petition to stay on air. He muses on debt, prohibition era tactics, and Senate as night watchmen, noting smart men and demagogues while rambing through political jabs and personal bluster.

Beverly Hills London McDonald Senate U. S. Senate

Roosevelt era relief plans stir town talk on taxes and booze

The writer satirizes summer policy schemes aimed at relief and revenue. He notes states without beer reading about neighboring revenues, predicts legislatures chasing funds, and mocks alcohol regulation moves from prescriptions to bootlegged bargains. The piece touches unemployment, cinema trends, and cultural references in a brisk, comic voice.

Roosevelt Ike Laurel Fiards Sengope

Wheat Plan Brings Cash To Farmers

Utah wheat farmers will receive cash benefits this fall under the federal wheat adjustment plan effective this year. The program bases payments on three-year averages, requires acreage reductions up to 20 percent, and funds come from a processing tax. Local county committees will organize, gather production data, and issue prorated allotments in bushels, with about two thirds paid by September 15 and the rest in spring 1934.

Logan Utah Agricultural Adjustment Administration U. S. Department of Agriculture Secretary of Agriculture M.L. Wilson Montana Agricultural College Nebraska Mr. Wilson George N. Peek Charles J. Brand Chester C. Davis Wilson

City Acts to Cut Off Water for Unpaid Bills

City officials, in regular session, ordered disconnection of culinary water for unpaid rates after July 15 1933. The move targets delinquent accounts to protect the city treasury while denying leniency.

Barratt Bismore I. L. Pratt Elijah Chipman American Folk Fire Department Utah State Firemen's Association Pratt Pleasant Grove John Dickerson 1St South 1St 2Nd East Street Anderson State Road Commission Board of Health Public Property Committee

Cut In State Appropriation Forces Economy At Utah State School

Utah State Training School plans a lean two year period with five staff layoffs and halted improvements beginning July 1. The 1933 35 appropriation is cut to 120000 from 170000 saving 50000. Changes include two mechanics one cook two attendants. other savings cut salaries and summer teachers. Minor projects rush to finish before July 1 with new extensions sheds boilers and septic upgrades.

Utah Colony

Former Utah governor Mabey to speak at Alpine stake tabernacle

Former Utah Governor Charles R. Mabey of Salt Lake City will speak at the Alpine stake tabernacle Sunday night. The event is led by the four L D S Ward Mutual Improvement Associations as the first in a series of monthly Sunday programs with a patriotic July 4th themed musical program directed by Spencer Cornwall of Salt Lake. The meeting starts at 7 30 p m and all are invited.

Utah Charles R. Mabey Salt Lake City American Legion of Utah Alpine Stake Tabernacle L. D. 5S Ward Mutual Improvement Associations Tabernacle Spencer Cornwall Salt Lake

Ten Years Ago Now A Severe Hail Storm Hits Alpine Area

A decade ago a brutal hail storm off canyon above Alpine damaged crops including strawberry, apple, and cherry. Hailstones marble sized dented barns and caused significant crop and property harm.

Canyon Alpine Orem Asa Hoffman Wilkes-Barre Penn Margaret Yeager Harvey Yeager Hoffman California Provo Canyon

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Salt Lake Adlig Sisiting Ake Tabernay Congressis B. Coltan Orice Joseph Smith Warren B. Smith Jesse M. Walker Ann Clayson Alice Parker Don B. Colton Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Lafternoon United States Ernest J. Seastrand Third Ward Bernice Giddings Ruth Giddings Thomas A. Greenwood Chappy Airey Anand Payson Eaes Says Whyl Rogers Agriculturaal Extension Service Knute Rockne Notre Dame ‘University Timpanogos Cave Jane Greenwoll Emily K. Adamson Janet Crystal Jonn Kelly Jane P. King Melinsa Greenwooed Hiantiah Dunkley Stat Lane Harding James T. Gardner Geo. F. Shelley City Wilford Warrick Lawrence Atwood Golda Bock J. & Bock
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