Lindon Community Fair Set For Saturday September 3
Lindon announces its annual Community Fair to run from 8:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. featuring Shetland ponies and rides, live stock judging with Holsteins Jerseys and Guernseys, 4-H exhibits, horse judging, games for kids, a fire truck demonstration, awards, horse pulling contests, a quadille, and numerous divisions for flowers handicrafts pastries and produce with judges named and committees listed. the event invites residents of Lindon Pleasant Grove and Manila to attend.
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Jersey
Guernsey
FIA
Phil Shumway
Grant Richards
Flowers
Crosby
Stephens
Orem
Austin Beebe
Pleasant Grove Fire Department
Lindon
Pleasant Grove
Manila
Orem Riding Club
Hazel Fryer
Ruth Lovell
Fair Board
Naomi Walker
Nancy Armstrong
Hugh Stevens
Etta Gillman
Viola Martin
Fred Hoffman
Clara Edwards
Doris Hooley
Mary Swenson
LaRena ‘Keetch
Helon Johnson
Marie Johnson
Thelma Harris
Meritim Ash
Hazel Bullock
Doris Johnson
Horace Gillman
S George Lovell
Leonard S Walker
Walter Taylo
Henson Walker
Joseph A. Swenson
Reed Gillman
Glen Richens
Altoy Gillman
Truvere Hardman
Lindow 'St Dairy Clubs
Maniix
Lindon Ares
MIA Officers and Teachers Will Meet September 6th
September is the date set for the Timpanogos Stake MIA officers and teachers meetings. Ward officers direct the sessions in their wards to outline the coming year's work. At o'clock all stake and ward officers teachers and partners are expected to attend a social at the Second ward with a snappy program entertainment and refreshments.
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Timpanogos
MTA
Auxiliaries Reorganized In Third Ward
In a sacra ment meeting last Sunday the Third Ward reorganized its auxiliaries. In the Primary Avis West was sustained as president with Lillian Huish and Elizabeth Crystal as counselors and Leone Jense as secretary. Sunday school elected Malcolm Christianson superintendent with Eugene Bezzant and John Hilton as counselors, Helen Judd as secretary, and Jeneal Judd as assistant secretary. YW MIA named Emily Pedersen president with Leone Told activity counselor and a second counselor to be chosen. YMMIA chose Parley Christiansen as superintendent with Clarence Rasmussen and Phil Hogard as assistants, Charles Christiansen as scoutmaster. Releases with thanks were granted to several leaders in the Primary, Sunday school, YWMIA, and YMMIA.
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Avis F. West
Lillian Huish
Elizabeth Crystal
Leone Jense
Malcolm Christianson
Eugene Bezzant
John Hilton
Helen Judd
Jeneal Judd
Emily Pedersen
YWMIA
Leone
YMMIA
Parley Christiansen
Clarence Rasmussen
Phil Hogard
Charles Christiansen
Monson
Gloria Christianson
Melva Mattinson
Amy Paul
Bryan Fugal
Charles Christianson
Norma Bronson
Mary Washburn
Mary Jacob
Neph Burgess
Eugene Beazant
Joseph Hilton
Dean Pedersen
Grove Ward Relief Society Visiting Teachers Report Meeting
Grove ward relief society will hold their visiting teachers report meeting and work meeting on Tuesday at 2 o clock. A good attendance is desired.
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Grove Ward Relief Society
School Registration Opens September 6 for 1949-50
The 1949 50 school year starts Tuesday September 6 at 9 A M with grades seven to twelve registering at the high school. Principal Karl Banks expects about 580 enrollments. If students miss school to work work permits are issued by Mr Jolley at ten registration. Additional facilities including farm shop industrial arts and the forainch unit will be available after October 4 1949. Regular classes begin September 7.
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Karl Banks
Jolley
Central School To Serve Lunch This Fall
Central School will begin serving lunch on Sept 7 in Pleasant Grove, with pricing equal to the prior year once the new building is completed. Mrs Beck notes high school meals will continue separately once the site is ready, as the central facility transitions to the new arrangement.
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Lewin
Gymanfa Ganu Set For Salt Lake City This Sunday
National sacred Welsh hymn festival to be held at the Salt Lake Tabernacle on Sunday afternoon and evening September 4, 1949. The Tabernacle Choir will participate, with William Albert Hughes directing and special trains from Pittsburg and Chicago. About 1500 to 2000 visitors from other states and Canada expected, with practices each Wednesday at 8 PM in Barrett Hall led by Mrs. Lucy M. Baugh to prepare thirty hymns for the event. Local Utah sponsors include W. D. Evans Thomas R. Biggs and Ed M. Rowe.
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United States
Canada
Salt Lake City ‘Tabernacle
Tabernacle Choir
William Albert Hughes
Cleveland
Ohio
Salt Lake City
Pittsburg
Chicago
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Portland
Seattle
Vancouver
Intermountain
Ares
Wales
Utah
Taha
William Alber Hughes
Barrett Hall
Lucy M. Baugh
Inter Mountain Chair
Tabernacle
Utah County
W. D. Evans
Provo
The
Cambrian Association of Utah
Thomas R. Biggs
Orem
Welsh Singers
Ed. M. Rowe
Gymanty Ganu
Auto Races Return Saturday at Pleasant Grove Speedway
Midget races at Pleasant Grove Speedway resume this Saturday after a suspension. LeRoy Griffin, president of the Association, promises improved events with better care and drivers. Attend for an exciting evening of racing at the Pleasant Grove track.
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P. G. Speedway
the Pleasant Grave Speedway
LeRoy Griffin
Association
Griffin
Pleasant Glove Speedway
Tamior Row
Mothers Club Hosts Canyon Party With Russia Talk
The Mothers' Study Club and guests met at a canyon home in Wildwood last Thursday afternoon. Miss Hermese Peterson delivered a discussion on Russian conditions, reflecting on events from years past. Hostess Mrs. Halliday and Mrs. Ida Halliday served luncheon after the lecture to invited guests and members, including Mrs. Thor, Mrs. Ash, Mrs. Quombs, and others.
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Anelcots
Mothers
Canyon
Wildwood
Hermese’ Peterson
T. M. Thor
Donna Ash
Merle Quombs
Pearl Wadley
al Reed Halliday
George Jayne
Jaycees Hold Board Meeting Plans for Upcoming Year
The Jaycees met last night and laid plans for the coming year. Committees and chairmen were appointed under President Calvin Mills. They will sell season tickets to BYU home games and tickets are available through any Jaycee. Mills announced a Sunday trap shoot at 8 o'clock with all invited to participate.
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Jaycees
Calvin Mills
BYU
Mills
Pleasant Grove Band to Perform at American Fork Steel Day Parade
Pleasant Grove high school band will perform at the American Fork Steel Day parade on Labor Day September 5 at 6 30 pm leaving from here at 5 30 pm. Irwin Jensen urgently requests all band members to attend rehearsal at P O high school Friday September 2 at 7 pm.
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Pleasant Grove High School
Irwin Jensen
P. O
4 H Clubs Close Up Year's Work in Worth County
Four H clubs held achievement exercises on Thursday August 24 in the small ward chapel. Exhibits were judged throughout the day, with an evening program featuring Mrs. Olten Yancey, project demonstrations, and awards to top displayers. Students and leaders, including Mrs. Glen Vauncey and Mrs. Lukens Warniel, presented sewing, food, and craft demonstrations, with many blue ribbons awarded at county exhibit events.
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Thurssday
Umbuett
Prograu
Olten Yancey
Wiven
Pigryssie Anne Weal
Uke Semette Ub
Wray
Margaret Mewes
Lwailer
Mac Canielinraens
Inmder
Pustar
Kary Tutchman
Verdean Warniel
Lars Stole
Janiev Pinson
Pabhon Winhee
Jaagiin Setonih Pegve
Yaneay
Hagel Dawn Chipminn
Gopitile Jo Danirief
Arid
Mire
Afton
Axtinson
Turtnt Cauks
David Tulkey
Kubh- Tours Atkinayy
Keven Belliston
Jeanine Bunt
Pavia Wadley
Third Ward
Manila 4-H
Orem Celebrates Velvet Highway Opening And Parade
Orem marks the completion of a new Velvet Highway from Ninth North to Plewsh Grove with a two day fest featuring parades at 6 p.m. Friday and Saturday plus a barbecue concert street dance and a finale at city park. Citizens of Pleasant Grove Provo and nearby cities invited to join and enjoy concerts sports and a 1949 Kaiser Sedion giveaway.
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Orem
Ninth North
Ninth South
Plewshall Grove
Provo
J. George Stratton
Gree Channer of Commerce
Pleasant Grove
Dob Orton
City Park
At & P.m
Mendelssohn Chorus
Ogden Legios
Two Pleasant Grove Men Elected Officers of County-Wide Organization
Two Pleasant Grove men were elected to leadership roles in a county wide group named Greater Utah Valley Incorporated. A. B. Gibson became First Vice President and Burton H. Adams Second Vice President, with Sterling Price of Springville as head and Doyle Liddle of Payson as Treasurer. The group seeks a slogan to promote Utah Valley as a place to live work and invest, with a contest rules and prize amounts.
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Pleasant Grove
A. B. Gibson
Burton H. Adams
Sterling Price
Springville
Doyle Liddle
Payson
Greater Utah Valley Incorporated
Utah Valley
Riles
Greater Utah Valley
Provo
Utah
Utah Wattey
Valles
Lwmuty
Valley
Im Tah
Manila 4-H Club Notes Winding Up Season
Manila 4 H clubs conclude their season with an achievement program in Third Ward. Marilyn Walker and Nancy Low Warnick win blue ribbons for dressmaking and sewing projects. Arlene Harris and Shirley Swenson also earn blue for multiple exhibits and crafts.
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Marilyn W. Walker
Nancy Low Warnick
Arlene Harris
Shirley Swenson
Rose Pulley
Food Club
Lindon
Jean Pulley
Lauriel Allen
4-H
Jewelry Shop to Open in Pleasant Grove
In Pleasant Grove a jeweler with strong watch repair service will relocate from Alpine Villa to a new jewelry and watch repair shop west of the Bank of Pleasant Grove in the former Larry's Variety building owned by Blaine Swenson. Bob and his wife will staff the new store, offering jewelry and gift items and watch repairs, with best wishes from the Pleasant Grove Review.
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QMNE
BWA
Pleasant Grove
Alpine Villa
Bank of Pleasant Grove
Blaine Swenson
Larry
Bob
MIA September Calendar and Meetings
September MIA schedule lists ward meetings and activities across the three wards. Key events include officer and board meetings September 11 and a Tri-stake conference September 15 at 7 45 P M First ward, plus union and mutual class activities starting September 18 and 20.
Naomi Walker Elected President of Modernettes
Naomi Walker was elected president of the Modernette club at a lawn party in City Park. Mrs. Jean Walker became secretary and treasurer, with Mrs. Maxine West as reporter and historian. Retiring officers include Mrs. Virginia Chipman Mrs. Aston Pace and Mrs. Mildred Ferre. A pot luck dinner and anniversary party were held. Virginia Shane joined as a new member. Other attendees included Ruby West Alta Mable Violet Beerr Mary Jacobs June Chorin and others.
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andscMaraenee
Modernette Club
Jean Walker
Maxine West
Mra
Virgina Chipman
Aston Pace
Mildred Ferre
Virginia Shane
Ruby West
Alta Mable Vioiet Beerr
Mary Jacobs
Jline Chorin
Free Next Ivht
Uth Cobhtey
J. K. Allen Family Reunion Celebrated With Attendees
The J. K. Allen family reunion was held Sunday with many relatives present. Attendees included AY CL Ane May Aton ringer hoff and family of Bieknelly Me and Mes Fayiar Alea, Mr and Mrs Ivy Allen and family of Vinyard, Charles A and Sravits Alen Jensen and family, Mr and Mrs Lew Allen and family, and others from Pewvo, Myasint Grove, and nearby areas.
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Allen
Athe
Athe Presene Were AY CL Ane May Aton Ringer Hoff
Bieknelly
Fayiar Alea
Mra
Ivy Allen
Famiy
Vinyard
Charles A and
Sravits
Alen Jensen
Lew Allen
Pewvo
Edan Allen Patineod
Lydia Allen Hilton
Elward Allen
Myasint Grove
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MIA
Lamont Blackhurst
Ronald
L. Blackhurst
Gymanfa Ganu
Mothers’ Club
Manila Club
Gwen Unthank
Hanna Beth Matthews
Kathleen Allen
Judy Ann Warnick
Norma Jean Warnick
Edith Anne Thayne
Jacqueline Jacobs
Karen Hardman
Uene Morigen
Charmaine Iverson
Sandra Morrill
Huntamen
County 4-Hextabil
Punyo
Warwick
Tintin
Bales Park
Hobbie Croek
Modernettes
J. K. Allen
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