Strawberry Day Committee Signs Contract For Outstanding Dog Act
Strawberry Day committees convened Tuesday evening led by President Brian Christensen. E J Swensen announced 125 cases of strawberries and 40 quarts of cream for June 18. Brigham City’s Lloyd Hust returns with Wonder Dogs as a top attraction. Parade names chosen as Victory Parade with two large parades and about 40 floats. Bands secured with Irwin Jensen coordinating music, decorations include pennants on display for the event.
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Utah
City Hill
Brian Christensen
E. J. Swensen
Brigham City
Robert Murott
Rien Robbins
Ara Adams
Irwin Jensen
Oh Angen
Scrap Metal Drive Urges Farm Contributions in Provo Utah
WPFA conducts scrap metal and rubber collection as part of wartime production. Don M Nelson, chairman of the War Production Board, mailed a card to indicate contributed or sold materials. If you have not filled the card, please do so at once or inform the WPA office in Provo Utah via telephone 292 or 1&3. A WPA representative will contact you. materials are urgently needed for war production.
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WPFA
Donwld M. Nelson
War Production Board
Donald M. Nelson
WPA
City and
Provo
Utah
R. G. Heath
Manila 4-H Club Organizes Five Friendly Sewers
The Manila 4-H Clothing Club, meeting May 21 at leader Miss Leahy Jean Swenson home, organized as Five Friendly Sewers. Members Leah Jean Swenson Beth Radmall Ruby Veppson Carol Richardson Ruth Brown are listed, with plans to sew a hemmed patch laundry bag a slip and a washable school dress and a lesson on posture.
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4-H Clothinglub
Manila
Leahy Jean Swenson
Leah Jean Swenson
Beth Radmall
Ruby Veppson
Carol Richardson
Ruth Brown
Job Call for Beets and Berries Workers
A local notice invites young people to register with Joseph Day for thinning beets and berry-picking jobs. It emphasizes new applicants are needed and directs interested individuals to enroll with Mr Day as soon as possible.
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Joseph FP. Day
Mr. Day
Spray mixtures advised for control of currant aphid
Farmers report heavy currant and gooseberry aphid infestation causing distorted leaves and poor fruit. Recommendations include nicotine sulphate and soap mixtures, miscible oil with fish oil soap, and water. a 2 percent dust or 15 to 20 percent calcium cyanide dust as alternative controls, noting moisture increases burn risk.
Utah Streams Closed To Alien Fishing
Utah fish and game commission bans Japanese aliens from Utah streams in wartime. A prior law allowed non citizens to obtain fishing licenses for a $750 fee if long-term residents. the proclamation now revokes alien privileges while the United States is at war with Japan.
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Salt Lake City
Utah Fish and Game Commission
Utah
United States
Commission
Japan
Utah Fish and Game Department
National Safety
National War Effort
Mrs May Walker Hosts Marilyns Birthday Family Gathering
Mrs May R Walker entertained her family on Sunday in honor of daughter Marilyns birthday anniversary. Attending were Mr and Mrs Jesse R Walker of Spanish Fork, Mr and Mrs Don B Walker and baby, Mr and Mrs D W Peterson and son Louis and daughter Marilyn Walker and the hostess.
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May R. Walker
Marilyn
Yhose
Jesse R. Walker
Don B. Walker
D. W. Peterson
Louis
Merylin Walker
New Grove Theatre Welcomed by Pleasant Grove Chamber
The Pleasant Grove chamber of commerce welcomes the new Grove theatre management to Pleasant Grove Utah County praising Mr Miller's investment for expanding beauty and value in the business district. Directors Ertman Christenesn Harvey Smth H B Bradley Owen Ash Vilace Radmall Calvin Swenson E J Swenson Arza Adams Rueion Robbins Robert Marrott greet the venture and extend best wishes for success.
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Pleasant Grove
Grove Theatre
Lions Club Pledges Support To New Theatre
The Lions Club of Pleasant Grove congratulates Mr. Miller on the new theater and pledges their support. Wesley Jense signs the note on behalf of the Lions Club, aiming to bolster local entertainment and civic pride.
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Lions Club
Lions Club of
Pleasant Grove
Mr. Miller
Wesley Jense
Businesses Brighten Up With Fresh Paint
The Arrowhead Service received a coat of paint this week under Manager Robertson, highlighting a well kept business. R. Clark, a progressive local merchant, completed repainting the store interior to enhance its appearance. The front areas of the Beauty shop and Barber shop Griffin bakery and The Spot also received fresh white paint during the past week. Milton and daughter Rhea Dawn of Richfield, along with Mr. and Mrs. Lee Cook of Los Angeles, spent Sunday with their parents and grandparents, Patriarch and Mrs. Thome.
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Robertson
R. Clark
Griffin Bakery
Mr. Milton
Rhea Dawn
Richfield
Lee Cook
Barbara Thorne
Los Angeles
Dr. Thome
Memorial Day Program At Pleasant Grove
Memorial day services at Pleasant Grove Saturday at 10 a m directed by Earl A Beck and Burton Adams feature a band with marches and patriotic songs Onward Christian Soldiers The Flag Without a Stain vocal solo Warren mire high school girls chartts directed by Ir win Jensen remarks by Mayor Duane Harper and American Legion commander Henry Motell Swing Low Sweet Chariot and Nobody Knows the Trouble I ve Seen conclude the program
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Don
Onward Christian Soldiers
Irwin Jensen
Warren Mire
American Legion
Henry Motell
Duane Harper
Business Houses To Close On Saturday In Pleasant Grove
All mercantile establishments in Pleasant Grove will close Saturday May 30 for Memorial Day. Shoppers are advised to buy groceries Friday to cover holiday needs and ensure supplies for the observance.
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el Nts
Pleasant Grove
Local Young Man To Graduate From U S A C
Basil Walker and Elma Walker of this city will attend graduation exercises at USAC where Rex Walker will receive a bachelor of science degree in geology with a minor in education. Baccalaureate services are to be held Sunday evening. Rex is a 1938 Pleasant Grove High School graduate and was class representative.
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Basil Walker
Elma Walker
Carlisle Knight
Woodland
Logan
USAC
Rex Walker
Lawa
Walker
Pleasant Grove High School
Popular Young People Married
Mr and Mrs Leonard Fryer announce the marriage of their daughter Maxine and Thorne Stith son of Mrs Lowell Robertson of Ogden The young people were married Monday in Wyoming.
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Leonard Fryer
Maxine
Thome Stith
Lowell Robertson
Ogden
Wyoming
City Welcomes Coming of New Grove Theatre
Pleasant Grove greets the grand opening of the Grove theatre as a needed entertainment venue amid rubber and gasoline rationing. The project aims to ease street hazards by offering the theatre, playgrounds, and city parks for recreation and community pride.
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New Grove Theatre
Pleasant Grove
Grove Theatre
Former Resident Wins Honors at Advanced School of Flying
Former Pleasant Grove resident Richard Peterson, son of Mrs. Nancy L. Peterson of Provo, graduated from Pleasant Grove High School and attended BYU before earning honors at the Advanced School of Flying in Stockton California. Also noted is Lile Overlade, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Overlade of Salt Lake City, formerly of Pleasant Grove, receiving his silver wings at Luke Field in Arizona.
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Tovsl
Laurence Richard Peterson
Advanced School of Flying
Stockton
Cal
Richard
Nancy L. Peterson
Provo
Pleasant Grove High School
BYU
Lile Overlade
A. R. Overlade
Salt Lake City
Ormerly
Pleasant Grove
Luke's Field
Ariz
Lile
Piano recital by Mrs Neves features named students
Mrs Mary C Neves will present piano students in a recital Monday June 1 at 3 oclock in the Third Ward L D S chapel Readable names include Janet Warnick Melba Gardiner Mary Weeks Carla Roundy Joyce Bates Roselyn Stark Pearl Beck JoAnn Roundy June Carlson Myrle Pederson JoAnn Wadley Elaine Olpin Atahns Walker Carol Stark Betty Fase Parker Cullimore Carol Dawn Wamack Robert West Betty To Page Verna Evans Eva Pederson LaRee Olson The public is invited to attend.
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Mary C. Neves
Janet Warnick
Melba Gardiner
Mary Weeks
Carla Roundy
Joyce Bates
Roselyn Stark
Pearl Beck
JoAnn Roundy
June Carlson
Myrle Pederson
JoAnn Wadley
Elaine Olpin
Atahns Walker
Carol Stark
Betty Fase
Parker Cullimore
Carol Dawn Wamack
Robert West
Betty To Page
Verna Evans
Eva Pederson
LaRee Olson
Memorial services for Jack Wallace Hall held in Pleasant Grove
Memorial services for Jack Wallace Hall a U S Navy radiating from Pleasant Grove ward chapel heard testimonies and musical pieces praising his life after he was reported missing in March aboard the Langly in the Pacific. Speakers Bishop Asa Draper neighbor Burton Adams and others remembered Hall and urged American support for those serving. Jack Hall born 1921 in Willington Utah attended Pleasant Grove High School and L D S Seminary before enlisting in 1941. He is survived by his father two brothers and three grandparents.
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Pleasant Grove
Second Ward
Jack Wallace Hall
U. S. Navy
Pacific
Reed Walker
Ward
E A. Beck
Jennie Gleason
R. S. Merrill
Shesker
C. R. Clark
Jack
Asa Draper
Wellington Ward
Bishop Draper
Hall
Burton H. Adams
Vineyard
Kerby Allen
Hiroy Murdock
E. A Beck
Mr. Harding
Elroy Murdock
Henry C. Hall
Wellington
PG. High School
L. D. S. Seminary
National Guard
Pacific Ocean
United States
Langly
Tona
Jay Hall
Henry ©. Hall
John Nielson
Local Families Share Sunday Visits Across Utah
Mr and Mrs Lynn Cullimore of Bountiful spent Sunday with relatives here. Mr and Mrs Byron Adamson and family spent Sunday with relatives in Heber. Mr and Mrs A J Rogers visited in Provo Sunday with Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Harold Keetch visited Monday with Mrs Keetchs mother Mrs Larena Nielson at Utah Valley hospital Provo. Mrs Annie Wright is home after time in Bingham with son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Vance Smith. Mrs J C Calhoun and daughter Katherine Colleen of Sacramento Cal Mrs W E Erickson of Salt Lake City and Mrs Ins Buckner of Provo were recent visitors with Mr and Mrs Victor Veckland.
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Mrs. Lynn Cullimore of
Bountiful
Byron Adamson
Heber
Harold Keetch
Annie Wright
Bingham
Vance Smith
J.C. Calhoun
Katherine
Colleen
Sacramento
Cal
W. E. Erickson
Salt Lake City
Ins Buckner
Provo
Victor Veckland
Potato and Tomato Flea Beetles In Evidence
A conspicuous shot hole appears on young tomato plants or potato shoots, the first visible sign of potato flea beetles. The pests injure plants quickly, often in 4 or 5 days. Suggest spraying young plants with calcium arsenate solution or dusting with rotenone dust, and repeating at 10 day intervals as long as beetles appear.
F F A Members To Hold Meeting In High School
Floyd Walker president of the Timpanogos chapter calls a Future Farmers of America meeting for Tuesday evening June 2 at 8 p m in the high school. The session aims to better acquaint boys with fire control measures with Victor Stokes ranger presenting a fire reel and discussing methods. Miss Mary Neves visiting relatives in the area including Floyd Randall of Ogden and Arles Steiner of Layton.
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Floyd Walker
Timpanogos
The
Future Farmers of America
Victor Stokes
Mary Neves
Floyd Randall
Ogden
Arles Steiner
Layton
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