City Council Reviews Contracts and Bids On City Needs
The regu lar session discussed revising city ordinances with Attorney Glen D. Woodmansee and considered a road grader purchase after meeting with J F Kimball of Land and Machinery Co. The council deferred bids on trenching and back filling and urged a modernized telephone system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regul Wer
Glen D. Woodmansee
Springville
J. F. Kimball
The
Land and Machinery Co
A. K. Thornton
F. D. Atwood
Hayes
Euanell
West Meadow
Worthin Jy
J. E. Pp Gammett
J. O. Clark
Leslie Freeman
J. J. Freeman
Freeman
Linebaugh
Finance Committee
Lin
Cottnellman
Moore
J. A. Woolstenhulm
Fire Dept
Manila Old Folks Entertained for Annual Day
The Manila ward held its annual Old Folks Day at the Manila Amusement Hall with social chat, handshake, a 12:30 dinner, decorated long tables, and a 2 pm program featuring songs, solos, readings, and remarks by church leaders and community members. The event ended with an evening dance and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila Ward
Manila Amusement Hall
Paul Adams
Delbert Fugal
Maybell Farr
Maud Warnick
L. M. Atwood
Stake
Thomas Fenton
Stephen L. Chipman
Annie Holman
First
Hdlmund Cragan
Merrill Warnick
A. N. Iver
W. W. Warnick
Pleasant Grove Forms Adult Farm Bureau Sheep Club
The local Farm Bureau Sheep committee established an adult sheep club in Pleasant Grove open to all interested in sheep. Directors named were Paul Adamson Hun Foulke Rulon Dixon and Milton Adamson. The club aims to educate growers share experimental results run wool grading tests promote sheep growing in orchards and support local legislation. It plans an annual open ram sale for North Utah Co and a boys sheep club with two divisions guiding new members toward registered stock. Bishop Harvey and State Wool Growers Association secretary Mr Hooper helped organize. Guests included Mr and Mrs Ira Mann of Salt Lake Mrs Sabina Allen and W S Robinson of American Work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau Sheep Committee
Pleasant Grove
Paul Adamson
Hun Foulke
Rulon Dixon
Milton Adamson
North Utah Co
Bishop Harvey
Hooper
Secretary
State
Wool Growers Association
A Man Like You The Capper’s Weekly Verse
A reflective verse by Capper’s Weekly notes that no man is perfect and many faults exist in everyone. The speaker admits personal missteps and argues that imperfection is common yet acceptable if one strives to be good enough. The piece urges humility and shared humanity.
Mrs Hannah Monson suffers hip fracture after ice fall
Mrs Hannah Monson a Salt Lake City resident on her way home from the Temple slipped on ice and broke her hip in two places. She was taken to the L D S Hospital where doctors report she is in serious condition but improving as well as can be expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannah Monson
Salt Lake City
Temple
Mack Chipman Relates Holland Mission Labors
Elder Mack Chipman of American Folk spoke at the Manila ward on his labors in the Holland Mission during Sunday evening services. He sang two solos while Mrs. Geneva Warnick and Delbert Fugal also contributed short talks and music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila Ward
Mack Chipman
Holland Mission
Geneva Warnick
Stake Board
Delbert Fugal
B Y U Public Service Program At Local High School
The Public Service Department of B Y U presented an assembly at the high school on Wednesday led by Glenn S Potter. The program included two guitar backed solos by Miss Otland, with Miss Morgan and Miss Sykes also performing. Chalk talks by Potter completed the program.
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B. Y. U. Furnish
Public Service Department
Glenn S. Potter
Otland
Miss Morgan
Miss Sykes
Mr. Potter
Daughters Of Pioneers Host Pioneer Ball Next Friday
The Daughters of the Pioneers announce a Pioneer Ball Friday night March 15 at the High School Gym. The American Orchestra of American Folk provides music with prizes for best pioneer and best representative costumes. Highlights include group dances from multiple camps, a grand march at 10 p.m., and various novelty performances. Everyone is invited to attend.
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Daughters of Pioneers
Daughters of the Pioneers
American Orchestra of
Snowpack in Daniels Canyon Reaches Four Feet
Forest Ranger Merrill Nielson reports 48 inches of well packed snow at the head of Daniels Canyon. The water content rises from 9.5 to 13.5 inches as February snow of 22 inches melts and settles, keeping the depth close to January totals.
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Daniels Canyon
Merrill Nielson
Manila To Have Splendid Sunday Night Services
The Manila ward program for Sunday evening March 10 features music by the Public Service Department of the BYWJ. Talks will be given by Fred Hollerman, a recently returned missionary from the Northwestern States, and Mr Hollerman’s father. Everyone is invited.
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Manila Ward
Public Service Department
B. Y. WJ
Fred Hollerman
North Western States
Mr. Hollerman
Andy Christiansen Visits Relatives in Anaconda
Andy Christiansen, formerly of this city, is visiting relatives this week. His family resides in Anaconda, Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy Christiansen
Anaconda
Montana
Annual Financial Report Of Pleasant Grove City 1928
Pleasant Grove City presents its 1928 financial report showing total receipts of 40259.06 and disbursements of 15923.01. The bonded debt stands at 14000.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Grove
Pleasant Grove City
Record Extravagance The Wasted States And Waste Of Words
A satirical note condemns excess talk in public discourse. The piece asserts the greatest extravagance today is wasted words, urging concision and clearer communication. It critiques pomp and long rhetoric without delivering concrete action.
Lehi defeats Pleasant Grove for Alpine runner-up honors
Lehi edged Pleasant Grove 30 to 28 in a close Provo High gym playoff, despite losing Halliday Richards and Trane to personals. Lee Christiansen led Pleasant Grove with 13 points, as Gray and Whitman starred for Lehi in a gritty contest that determined the division runner-up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lehi
Pelicans
Pleasant Grove
Provo High School
Halliday
Richards
Trane
Grover
Lee Christiansen
P. G
Gray
Whitman
Lehi Ga
Four Utah Farm Bureau Delegates Attend State Meeting
Four representatives of Utah county fruit and vegetable cooperatives attended the Utah State Farm Bureau gathering on Thursday. Delegates included Joseph Carnesecca of Mapleton W W Warnick of Pleasant Grove John Mendenhall of Springville and W J Cordner of Taym Anogos. The major topic was closer association of the state fruit and vegetable groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah County
Utah State Farm Bureau
Mapleton
Joseph Carnesecca
Pleasant Grove
W. W. Warnick
Springville
John Mendenhall
Timpanogos
W. J. Cordner
Local Young Man Leads Nevada Musicians to Wichita Meet
Ford Poulson former Nevada resident and Lincoln County high school music teacher will travel to Wichita Kansas on March 29 with three students for the southwestern musical meet. A saxophonist and a trumpeter join the great high school symphony orchestra of 214 members, and another student earns a spot in the chorus from April 1 to 6. They are Nevada’s first trio selected for this honor after two years of Poulson’s guidance reviving school music since Karl Banks’ departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford Poulson
Lincoln County
Nevada
Wichita
Kansas
Nevada State
Poulson
Karl Banks
Child Dies Of Pneumonia Following Scarlet Fever
Arva Johnson 83 of the Windsor ward died at home Friday after a month of illness. She contracted scarlet fever, later developed Brights disease, and pneumonia was the immediate cause. Survived by parents, two sisters, and three brothers. oldest 10, youngest about 1. Funeral services Sunday March 10 at 12:80 p.m. in Windsor ward chapel.
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Arva Johnson
Harold Johnson
Windsor Ward
Windsor Ward Chapel
Lindon-Windsor Farm Bureau Social at Lindon Hall
The Lindon-Windsor Farm Bureau held a social at Lindon Hall on Wednesday evening. The program featured community singing led by Alroy H. Gillman, a welcome by President Amica Wright, performances by May Shoell May R. Walker and a one-act play “A Decade” by bureau members. A lap lunch was served and dancing followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindon-Windsor Parm
Lindon Hall
Alroy H. Gillman
Amica Wright
May Shoell
May R. Walker
Opera To Be Given March 20 and 21
The Music and Dramatic Art Dept of the local high school will present the opera Debutante on March 20 and 21. The cast has trained for some time and features capable young locals. A fine entertainment is expected.
Whitlocks Visit Relatives Near Here for Week
Mr and Mrs Frank Whitlock of Mayfield Sanpete Co have been visiting relatives here for a week They returned home Tuesday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Whitlock
Mayfield, Sanpete Co
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Main Street
Telephone Co
Manila
Mr. and
Mrs
Artemus Hol
Farm Bureau Farm Sheep Club
Ira Mann
Salt Lake
Sabina Allen
W. S&s. Robinson
J. R Halliday
Alhambra Theatre
Richard Dix
Red Man
Nna
Civlizrley
Rehard Dix
Ibig
Belle Bennett
Mother Machree
You
Capper
Holland
Arrowhead
Lindon-Windsor Farm Bureau
Thorne’s Clothes Shop
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