Sunday Music at the Congregational Church
The Congregational church presents a Sunday evening program at 7:20 featuring a choir under Elder Mita Alice Gray. Selections include works by Schumann Mendelssohn and Chopin with solos by Miss Alice Gray and Miss Rosalie Holl Peet, marking the first full choir evening and planned to recur about every two months.
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Mita
Alice Qray
Qorus
Schumann
Eolo
Frocy
Abrahaim
J. Hammer
Molla
Walt
Gehubert
Dora Smith
Wtaccoo
Blendelssohn
Selo
Peace of God
Misa A. Rosalie Holl Peet
Measra
RJ. Hammer
Tierbert Aldrich
Ottertory
Fiat
Tostlude
Allee Gray
Toles
Shmuel El Meets Old Friends at Pastors Sermon
Rev Sarne, pastor of the local Methodist church for twelve years, delivered a sermon titled Modern Faith. He urged widening views of God as a father and noted people struggle with circumstance, urging watchfulness to do good. In the city he was greeted by former Congregation members. Read the Classified Ads.
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Sarne
Focal Methodiat
Apo
Dblatr
Stake
Jnnu
jBizh Council
Ausiliary Association
Berthana
Mt Fa
Manin P. Brown
India
Shuriuff
the Warde
Nauvoo
Price
L. W. Shuritiff
Young
Apostle Smith
Barth
D. UL
Quarterly Weber Stake Conference at Tabernacle
The Weber stake quarterly conference was held in the Tabernacle with capacity crowds. Speakers included Apostles Joseph F Smith Jr and Seymour B Young, plus stake leaders John Watson L W Shurtiff and Alva Scoville. The session featured a lengthy report on stake welfare, talks on regular attendance, and plans for social events. A funeral for Patriarch C F Middleton was noted with other acknowledgments, and a second service offered musical programs and sermons stressing duty, decorum, and gospel living.
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Weber Ttake
Tabernacle
Apoutis Joseph F. Smith, Jr
Seymour B. Young
Bercnty
Stake
John Watson
L. W. Schurtit
Alva Scoville
Martin P. Brown
Rog Want
Tabernacle Choir
Kalo
Pscessecea
Agnes Warner
James W. Ure
Bhurtilti
Watton
Charles F. Middleton
John Wataca
Mra le Seoville
Secon
Lewie W. Aburthitt
Willard
Murray K. Jacobs
Jepe
C. Jacob
Alva Séovilly
Ife
Weber Stake
Ehurch
Seo Site
Apostle Smith
Joseph F. Smith, Jr
Arthur M. Hlawson
Oreder
UC. Jacobs
Osses Harker
Chase
Polling places listed for October 15 1815 and 1915 elections
Florence O Stanford City Recorder announces polling places by district. Locations include Grant Avenue corners, City Hall, Armory, and various streets, with names like Miz J A John, Andre Fellows, W Koeasa, David M Shaw, J B Master, and L Lindell among district clerks.
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Fiat
Agnes Brora
Grant Avenue
Miz
J. A. John
David M. Shaw
Washington Avenue
Tventh
J.B. Master
Douglas Avenue
County Court House
John’ Wheel’ Wright
Twenty-fourth Sireet
Fiteenth
Te Lindell
Cheesman Auto Co
Wangs Arena
Bixtestth
Reventeenth
Wituaa
Smythe
Florence
Stanford
City | Recorder
Ten Trappers Sent Out By Forest Service
George F. Holman of American Fork announced eleven trappers to fight predatory wildlife in Utah under the U S Forest Service plan funded to 125000. Trappers will cover West Desert and southern ranges in counties including Millard Beaver Iron and Carbon Tulary and Topals, with two to each area. Holman will equip crews and consult with the National Wool Growers association as field work begins.
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George F. Holman
American Fork
Utah
United States Diological Survey
Ogden Betardsy
Ren
Grand Canyon
Ebley
Sithough
Tr. Holman
United States Foreat Service
Holman
Oxden
McChure
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Utai
United States Forest Service
Aare Xnx
Uinta National Forest
Utshabeepmen Distret
Koelop
Holmans
Ard
National Foresta
Prodace
Bob Cate
Congress
Bodallat Rally at County Courthouse Announced
Socialists issue call for a Bodallat rally at the county courthouse with Comrade C. T. Stones of Salt Lake named as organizer. Public invited to attend and join the event as advertised.
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Houss Foniant Ad
C. T. Stones
Salt Lake
Caepena
Forest Service Personnel Notes in Wyoming and Utah
Forest Service officials from Wyoming and Utah meet in district offices to discuss grazing patterns and administration. Forest supervisors beam and Shepard lead talks on torrat and grazing matters while Anderson, Johnson, and Aldons return from the Mente forest with a grazing reconnaissance update. They report growth on higher routes but drought conditions persist. call for precautionary riding and charity.
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Charles A. Beam
Wyomung National Forest
Afton
Wyo
Aeas
E.G. Shepard
Abe Cathe National Forest
Logan
Utah
Ciatrict
Mark Anderson
ELC
Sanford
W. Johnson
A. B. Aldons
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