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Pleasant Grove Review

Location

Pleasant Grove, Utah, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1934

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Bet- Housing Pro ral Appointed gunp

A government housing program appointee was announced as part of the Better Housing plan. The role involves evaluating credit options and arranging installment loans from one to three years. Mr Kemp of Pleasant Grove is noted in related discussions. The notes indicate loan amounts up to $2,000 with interest around five percent.

Gunp U.S Kempak Pleasant Grove Sestray Yun J. L. Theobald Lee Peterson C. O. Jevison George F. Richards Salt Lake City Tim Richards Thomas College Leland Christiansen Old Pleasant Grove Draper

Rhythm Kings Radio Schedule Change in Faith County Idaho

The Rhythm Kings in Faith County Idaho will air a one hour program from 15 to 10 15 on KTFI reducing the usual hour scheduling. All other broadcasts remain at the usual 8S schedule on Tuesday from 9 to 10. Listeners are invited to share with friends and note the broadcast timing for Sunday lime schedule.

Rhythm Kings Faith County KTFI Idaho

Adjustment payments feed 1933 34 35 farm support outlook

Government estimates show IAAA adjustments totaling about 1 583 dollars with a probable total of 779 used in rental and other farm costs for 1933 1934 and corn hog programs. Finance division notes adjustments help farmers and may offset merit reductions as the nation reviews farm payments.

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Cambridge Exhibition Closed After Brief Controversy

A Cambridge exhibition faced a brief closure amid a minor controversy. Officials stated the event would reopen once safety checks completed. No injuries reported and organizers pledged to resume activities promptly.

George White Scandals Coming To Alhambra

George White's Scandals is set to premiere at the Alhambra Theatre Sunday through Tuesday as a lavish talking picture musical. The film blends a romantic plot with ten songs by Yellen Gaesar and Henderson, plus musical numbers directed by Georgie Hale and a cast including Rudy Vallee and Alice Faye.

Fox Rudy Vallee Jimmy Durante Alice Faye Adrienne Ames George White Fox Film Alhambra Theatre Hollywood New York White Broadway Jack Yellen Irving Gaesar Ray Henderson Cliff Edwards Gregory Ratoff Dixie Dunbar Gertrude Michael Thornton Freeland Harry Lachman William Conselman Robert T. Kane

Mt McKinley Thermometer Records Extreme Cold

An index thermometer left near the Mt McKinley summit in 1912 was recovered 19 years later and indicated a minimum temperature at least 100 degrees below zero, based on the best estimate.

Mt. McKinley Alaska

Pleasant Grove Notes Reach Across Ward and City

Pleasant Grove residents attend meetings and socials as Roland Jacobs speaks in the Third ward. Local people travel to Jackson Wyoming, Richfield and Chicago for work, school and World’s Fair visits. Families gather for showers and receptions while engagements, marriages and civic events unfold in the community.

City Seeks Night Dog Leash Rule to Guard Sheep

Mayor W. W. Lim enacts ordinance requiring dogs to be tied one hour after sundown and released one hour after sunrise to prevent night attacks on sheep. Dogs found roaming at night will be killed under enforcement.

Civil Service Examinations Open in Government Agencies

The United States Civil Service Commission announces open competitive exams for various positions in agriculture and entomology with salaries up to 4 600 a year. Closing date October 4 1934. Salaries subject to deductions for economy and retirement. Full information from the Secretary of the Civil Service Board of Examiners or the Commission in Washington.

United States Civil Service Commission Department of Agriculture Bureau of Entomology and Towa Vermont Virginia Maryland District of Columbia Washington, D.C Secretary of the United States Civil Service Board of Examiners Washington, D. C

Water Tiger Beetle Also Known as Diving Beetle

The Water Tiger refers to the predacious Dytiscus diving beetle and its larvae. Adults hibernate in muddy stream bottoms and emerge seasonally, with one specimen reportedly living three and a half years in a glass vessel. Females lay eggs in water. larvae become Water Tigers, then pupate after three weeks in summer or stay in winter if autumn metamorphosis occurs.

Montreal Terald

Monkeys at Bronx Zoo Debunk Tail Swinging Myths

A Bronx Zoo curator dismisses common beliefs about monkeys swinging by their tails and constantly picking fleas. He notes only New World monkeys have prehensile tails and, in captivity, are kept nearly parasite free by dry air and daily grooming. Scratching each other is described as courtesy and mutual aid.

Bronx Zoo New World New York World- Telegram

Democratic Primary Delegates Named for Lehi County Convention

The Democratic Primary was held with Chairman Frank B. Newman presiding. Delegates to attend the county convention at Lehi on September 22 include District 1 L M Anwood J M Macfarlane Vilace Radmall E J Swenson and alternates Jasper Eves Virgil Peterson. District 2 delegates F 4B Newman Leone Told Ervine F. Smith C A Fugal Mrs P D Atwood C O Newman with alternates Arnold Richins Wilfred Freeman and Mrs Jennie Halliday. District 3 delegates Geo Watson Mrs Reena Clark Lewis Olpin Mrs Rose Radmal Albert Bezzant Mrs Emily Ray Harold S. Walker with alternates Jack Peterson Orville Larson and Mrs Sadie Beck. District 4 delegates George Ash Edward Lewis Richard Allred with alternates James Gillman Kenneth Hart.

Frank B. Newman Lehi L. M. Anwood J. M. Macfarlane Vilace Radmall E. J. Swenson Jasper Eves Virgil Peterson F. 4B. Newman Leone Told Ervine F. Smith C. A. Fugal Edward Lewis Richard Allred James Gillman Kenneth Hart

E. R. A. Working on Local Road Projects

Work on the Bertha Deveraux home road is progressing each Monday Tuesday Friday and Saturday. The next project will connect David Gourley’s home to the west city limit using F E R A labor.

Bertha Deveraux David Gourleys

Nighttime dog attacks injure sheep in Loader area

A number of sheep corrals were attacked at night by prowling dogs. Earl Loader reported one sheep killed and several others bitten by a dog pack in the incident.

Earl Loader

Windsor Relief Society Reorganized

At a Sunday sacrament meeting Mrs. Martha T. Keetch stepped down after 12 years as Relief Society president. Her counselors, Mrs. Sylvia J. Merby and Mrs. Em nya Harper, also released after 6 years. Mrs. Hazel Marrett was sustained as president with Mrs. Stella Gill man and Miss None Baxter as counselors.

Martha T. Keetch Relief Society Sylvia J. Merby Emnya Harper Hazel Marrett Stella Gillman Miss None Baxter Me Dittaner

E R A Sewing Class Offered at City Hall and Lindon School

Under Miss Florence Hanson with Mrs Millie Poulson and Mrs Florence Pierce directing the E R A sewing program classes meet at City Hall every Wednesday and Thursday from 9 am to 5 pm. They teach making garments from new materials and remodeling old clothes for children and families. further sessions will continue as long as there is demand, with Friday sessions held at Lindon School.

Florence Hanson Millie Poulson Florence Pierce City Hall Lindon School

Guiding Blind Ships Through Thames Pilots’ Hailed Work

More than half a million vessels pass the Thames yearly guided by pilots attached to the Port of London. Pilots board ships to navigate through dangerous channels and harbor entries, taking command aboard. Severe weather forces occasional long voyages, such as the pilot of the liner Queenstown who could not leave the ship for New York.

Thames Greait Lonilyn Montreal New York

Uncle Eben Seethes At Puzzling Explanations

The story centers on Uncle Eben and his confusion as explanations become more tangled and repetitive. He laments that repeated words deepen misunderstandings and spark trouble. The piece captures a humorous, dialect rich scene with Eben’s frustration.

Eben Uncle Eben

Chamber of Commerce Names New Secretary and Board

The Chamber of Commerce held a meeting last Thursday appointing H. P. Jones as secretary to replace J. O. Clark who died. Vaughn Johnson joins the executive board replacing Jones, with the board now led by Junius A. West as president and Vern Cullimore as vice president.

Chamber of Commerce H. P. Jones J. O. Clark Vaughn Johnson Junius A. West Vern Cullimore J. M. Macfarlane Jr E. A. Beck Earl Loader

MIA Winter Socials Kick Off Timpanogos Stake

MIA units in the Timpanogos stake opened their winter study season with social events. Manila ward hosted an Autumn ball with decorations and dances while the Second ward presented a humorous one act play titled Himer. Elroy West and Ford Poulson handed out country store gifts as over 80 prizes were distributed.

Timpanogos Manila Ian Himer Elmer Elroy West Ford Poulson

Fire Scare At High School Gym In Monday Blaze

A fire at the High school basement caused heavy smoke from the gym as workmen with an open light ignited waste within debris. Eight firefighters arrived with two trucks, smoldering charred joists and flooring, with damage estimated at about $10,000 as first day registrations continued.

Capture of Giant Lizards by Fishermen on Petite Gonavale

Fishermen on Petite Gonavale used alcohol to lure giant lizards from rocky shores but were warned by A Smithsenhin Institution researchers. The expedition captured six lizards by hand for the National Zoological Park, noting the creatures resemble small, long extinct dinosaurs and can be dangerous.

Petite Gonuvele Land Smithsenhin Institution Petite Gonave National Zoological Park Detroit News

Ten Years Ago Now Notes From Local Pages

A child, Suzanne Grua, was injured when a bicycle rider ran over her resulting in a broken leg. The report references Peach samples, machine graded as first in Utah, displayed by Salt Lake Chamber of Commerce. Oil theft from Arrowhead Service Station and a new aeroplane mill service rate via post office are noted. Additional items include social events at Camp American Park, travel accounts, medical operation for appendicitis, and local births and new graders shown to farmers in Utah County.

Suzanne Grua Ruken Weeks Chamber of Commerce Salt Lake Utah Arrowhead Pleasant Grove San Frantiseco New York Reed Warnick Cyrus Crandall Camp Altamount American Park Canyon Hopner Harold Robison Viola Coulnm Leonard Harris Utah County Cutler Lloyd B. Adamson American Fork Adamson Hilding Nielsen

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