City Celebrates Largest Festival Yet in June Jubilation
Plans for the 1938 Subine Grove celebration unfold with Gov Henry H Blood and state officials expected. Five bands parade Friday to Sunday with a Ferris wheel, rodeo acts, car giveaway, open air pavilion dances, Major Bowes show and school events at the high school. Local chambers and Lions Club coordinate with Merchants to host visitors from across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Py Snementini
Chamber of Phy
Enymee Te Gay
Nomar
de Mtbantiber “of Commerce
Fgeyplean Fork Lions Club
Ahlite
Fue
Rodeo Management
Cya
Atte
Scouts to Hold Camporee in City Park
Timpanogos council executives met in third ward Amusement Hall to plan a camporee for May 27 at the City park. Each troop must attend with a full camping outfit and be able to cook and sleep in the park. A strong program for the community will be provided, with Walker named general chairman and others on the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill Christopherson
Timpanogos
Fisndl
Timpstoke
Third Ward
iHristofferson
Christiansen
Walker
Han
Ms, Christianser
Isi Oy Iverson
LeGrand Jarman
Clark
F.C. Shoel
Los
Pleasant Grove Baseball Schedule Drafted at City Hall
Residents awaiting official league setup as Pleasant Grove prepares a local baseball schedule. City Hall will draw the present line on Friday May 8, while organizers finalize team uses and league details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piny Hd
City Hall of American
Three Injured In Accidents In Provo Canyon Area
Three Pleasant Grove residents sustained injuries in week incidents. Tjuac Sundberg suffered a 10‑foot fall from a trestle in Provo canyon with a punctured lung and possible abdominal injuries and remained in serious condition at Aird Hospital. Lloyd Gray fractured his leg in a cave‑in while digging a trench near Provo canyon and is recovering at Aird Hospital. Vance Baxter slid a gravel truck down a 15 foot embankment near Grove Creek canyon. he sprained his wrist and sustained minor bruises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Grove
Ivane V. Suniberg
Lloyd Gray
Provo
Tjuac V. Sundberg
Utah Power & Light Company
Provo Canyon
Aird
Uliah Power and Light Company
Anktle
Prova
Vance Baxter
PWA
Grove Creek Canyon
Vance
Tol Mie
Livestock Growers Seek to Retain Timpanogos Grazing Lands
The 9% livestock growers of the district ask citizens, the Chamber of Commerce, and business leaders to help keep Timpanogos Mountain as grazing land. Some discuss placing the mountain in the National Parks system, which would end grazing rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Timpanogos Mountain
National Parks Service
Grade School Health Pageant Pandora This Afternoon
The Grade school will host a health pageant titled Pandora this afternoon at 1:30 PM. The program includes a posture parade with all grades, a May Pole dance using four poles, and the pageant finale. Teachers guiding the event are Mr. Robert Walker Mrs. Lucy White Mrs. Leone Told Miss Emma Bush Miss Marjorie Holdaway Miss Meyers Miss Greenwood and Mrs. Nicholles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pandora
Robert Walker
Lucy White
Leone Told
Emma Bush
Marjorie Holdaway
Meyers
Greenwood
Nicholles
Relief Society Conference Held in Timpanogos Stake
The Timpanogos stake Relief Society met Tuesday in the Third Ward chapel with 10:30 am and 1:30 pm sessions. President Ella M. Cragan presided as Mary C. Neves and Jeanette W. Warnick directed music, and choirs performed selections including Love At Home and Our Mountain Home So Dear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Relief Society Conference
Timpanogos Stake
Third Ward
Ella M. Cragan
Mary C. Neves
Jeanette W. Warnick
Stake Board
Jennie W. Jolson
Abinte R. Holtiar
Elizabeth A. Bulock
Kate H. Jacobs
Mary J. Cooper
la Rent H Johnson
Third
Cora D. Benant
First
Enid H. Johnson
Sylvia A Morby
Mary B. Hales
Marilia J. Tweeteh
Windsor
Bernice S. Mansom
State Board
Little H. Walker
Dory UW. Johnson
Jane Austin
Dorthy & Johnson
Jule Eyre
Charlotte Bronefe
Cleon
Zina Herron
Iechod Irairsts
Qeesent
Sesson
Pleasant Grove Notes Show Local Social and Visit Highlights
Pleasant Grove residents report church and club plans including Charles Marrett leading Mother's duty with a May 7 meeting at Mrs Harry Richards home. Many local families host and visit relatives from Payson Provo Cedar City Heber and Salt Lake City with gatherings, funerals, showers and birthdays. a 70th birthday at the Bert Giles home and a note on Miss Nancy Brian's move to Salt Lake City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Richards
GL. Wright
Rand
G. Anderson
Nancy Brian
Uneirumber
Salt Lake City
Warren Beers announces June Cherniah engagement
Warren Beers announces the engagement of his daughter June to Joseph Cherniah of Ohio. The marriage is planned for Saturday in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Beers
Joseph Cherniah
Ohio
Senior high arts day plans and student body elections
The senior high announces an arts day with committees for Luncheon and advertising and a blue and white dress theme for April 28. A May assembly will feature student stunts and a gym dance, while primary elections nominate candidates for 1938 student body offices with Blues and Whites tickets and ongoing campaigning through Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senioor High School
Laine Fenton
Jennie Howe
Annie Lardiner
Venice Lundberg
Promam
Beth White
Melba
Haxzis
Mary Jacobs
Helen Warnick
Rhea Hooley
June Churley
Helen Nelson
Reva Tomlinson
Anna Figal
Wilma Greene
Anna Fyeal
Beth Drysdale
Anna Beth Larsen
Drya Kirk
Able Ekins
Frances Hilton
Jack Gardiners
Everett West
Erva
Helen
Jack
Abel
Pray Ces
Everett
Euene Tew
Rhea Freeman
Blas
Harpsichord Contrasts Seventeenth Century Instrument
The harpsichord presents a tone entirely different from the later pianos, its plucked strings producing a bright resonance. This 17th century instrument offers a distinct timbre, avoided by the later keyboard family.
Gasoline Does Not Freese Gosling Hay 0M Freshhe Palm Sut
A garbled report mentions acquisitions and a list of unclear names and figures. The readable bits indicate some kind of market or pricing note with embedded errors, suggesting a fragmented notice rather than a clear event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wali
Proclamation Declares May First Child Health Day
President Franklin D Roosevelt proclaims May 1 as Child Health Day urging federal and private agencies to promote child welfare and health. The 1936 proclamation links national policy to state and local cooperation and asks for plans’ implementation in every county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
United States
Franklin D. Roosevelt
United States of America
United
Palac
The Rippling Child's Bill of Rights from Crippled Children
The text outlines a seven point charter asserting rights for handicapped children. It emphasizes vigorous health care, an adapted education fostering independence, understanding caregivers, inclusion without disdain, and a life full of daily activities, friendship, work, and joy. The International Society of Crippled Children appears as the source or author of the charter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rim
International Society of Crippled Children
Crippled Children Program Plans Under Survey Review
The plan outlines a comprehensive treatment and rehabilitation program for crippled children. It calls for medical examinations and care for those not under supervision, hospital follow up through recovery, use of hospital resources for emergent cases, legal access to education, coordination with the state rehabilitation service, vocational education referrals, and parental education outreach by county nurses and case workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inet
Rehabilitation Service of the
State Board
Maret McInneroy
Dlrvour Cromled Children’s Service
Life Long Citizen Called to Final Reward
Life Long Citizen Chilles A Marrett died Wednesday after two years of illness. Born in Pleasant Grove in 1865 he lived there all his life. He worked as a mower and was an active LDS church worker and held the office of Elder at his death. Surviving are his wife Toa Davis Marratt a daughter Mrs Judiel Tamlieon four grandchildren three sisters Mrs Emma Hutt Mrs Rosette Weeks and Mrs Eva West and one brother Maiwis Marrett. Funeral services Sunday at 2 pm at the Trapanogos Stake tabernacle under direction of the First ward Bishopric. Interment will be in Pleasant Grove cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chilles
A. Marrett
Pleasant Grove
Murmer
Eikter
Toa Davis Marratt
Judlel Tamlieon
Emma Hutt
Rosette Weeks
Eva West
Maiwis Marrett
Prova
Trapanogos [Stake Tabernacle
First Ward
Pleasant Grove Cemetery
Library Receives More New Books
The library announces a large influx of new titles secured by a recent drive. The list includes classics and children's tales such as Heidi, Little Women, The Secret Garden, The Bobbsey Twins series, Adventures of Old Mr. Toad, Peter Cottontail, and many animal stories, along with various story collections and educational volumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penrod
Sam
Billy
Pallyanna
Peder
Mars
Gary
The
Rio Grande
Job
Kan Waid
the Keys
Victoria Gracen
Anne
Inland
Polly
Anna
Blueberry Island
Cloverbank
Old Mr. Toad
Jimmy Skunk
Bobby Coon
Jerry Muskrat
Poor Mrs. Quack
Johnny Chuck
Pricky Parky
Mr. Mocker
Sammy Day
Bob White
Uncle Billy Possum
Chatterer the Squirrel
Ol Mistah Buzzard
Peter Cottontail
Reddy Fox
Buster Bear
Animals Village
Tanglewood Animals
Manners Land
Nanette
Wee Ann
Valiant
Blue River
Heidi
Arlo
Mrs. Wiggs
Navarre
Robinhood
Larkspur Lane
Sea Shore
Bobbsey Twins
Deep Blue Sea
Bobbsey
Cedar Camp
Jip and
Engine
JB Pumpkin
Mx Brown
Monger
Jewn and Jerry
Judy
Blacky Daw
Children of the Wits
Menanny
Jack and Satan
Gowers
Dennlet
Dorothy
City
Duta
Anes
Cates
Yorsan
Campus Presents Fine Appearance
The campus shows a refined exterior with a new tan and green painted grandstand and leveled grounds. Officials discussed widening the road on the west side and removing soft rock to straighten the north south route as citizens praise the campus as a city beauty spot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seno
Didores Ten
Sehpoab
Doscher
Infant Darrell Hooley Dies. Rites Planned
Darrell R. Hooley infant son of Howard and Gladys Fryer Hooley died Thursday born March 1 1936. Survived by parents brother Bart and Glade Hooley four grandparents Mr and Mrs Alonzo Hooley Mr and Mrs Leonard Pryer. Funeral services set Saturday at 1 30 p m at the home of Mr and Mrs William Huging with interment in Pleasant Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darrell R. Hooley
Howard
Gladys Fryer Holes
Bor
Bart
Glade Hooley
Alonzo Hooley
Leonard Pryer
William Huging
Pleasant Grove Cemetery
Ten Years Ago Glimpses From Pleasant Grove April 1926
A Pleasant Grove meeting addressed street fighting and costs. Whitley family hosted a miscellaneous shower for newlyweds Mr and Mrs Aheron Whitley. Band concert at Otton Whitey home featured in uniform suits. Elementary trip to Salt Lake City included Air Mall, Caravans News, and State Capitol. Edward T Culmer, notable local, died of heart attack in Richfield hotel party. obituary notes journey for Glen Bode, Roberts Music Co Ogden. Educational and civic events noted with school trips and public works. Mentions Strawberry Day, Chamber of Commerce, and Friday plans for Alpine School Division track event. Family note: Jenn W Thilliday Day, Halliday, several descendants listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Air Mall
Carevel News
Church Whiscum
Macoad's
Edward T. Culmer
Pleasant Grove
Richfield
Mx Gulmer
Mr. Wood
Glen Bode
Erd Roberts Music Co
Ogden
Miler
Winderwa
Atudente
Wedneway
Une
Weselina
Willie
Hall Park
Also Mentioned on This Page
Major Bowes
Audi
Werson
Uth
Stake Relief Society
Charles Marrett
Owen Halliday
Blaine
Willy
Jackson
Cedar City
Boulder Dam
Las Vegas
G. Y. Anderson
Mrs. Hales
Janes C. Thorne
Johnson Bigelow
Pays
Mrs. Harvey Miller
Ames, Town
Mr. Miller
Mrs
A. L. Miller
Lindon
Gertrude Blackhurst
William Peterson
Baby
Lehi Hospital
Thomas Wright
Payson
Bert Giles
Bee
Maurine Giles
Heber
Winfred Robison
Park City
James D. ‘Thorne
Cyril
Nettie Thorne
Carl 5
Fury
Bagley
Cottonwood
Florence Oscarson
G. E. Oscarson
George W. Barton
Mr. Barton
Jos. D. Fage
Reed Peterson
Waldo Bateman
Alpine
Jennie Halliday
Jack Conway
Roy Fage
Ning White
Elizabeth Blackhurst
Dora Oscarson
Laura Swenson
LeGrande White
Ruby Adams Olsen
Sylva Bunnel
Ed Bunnel
St. Marks Hiospa
Viola Beers
Orphan Beers
Violet Beers
June Beers
Steeph Churnie
Grebe
Bey Senate
Ole
Lee Peterson
O. Strong
Mya
George Richards Sturday
Kjaer
J. L. Theobald
J. Wallace
Carly
Milton Kirk
Archie Boren
Clara Kirk
Austin
William Dillmore
Aird Hospital
Enry Tmisch
Corlesson
Rose B. Hayes
John 2. Brown
Brown's
Ereunto
Washington
Cordell Hull
Trah
Austratia
Darrel K. Hooley
Oles
Laken
Nur Monial
Shane
Inter
Eure
Mts
Jenn
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