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Show PleosMinit' Grove & spa jgY, MAY 9, 1925 AMERICAN FORK CITIZEN SATURDAY, MAY 0, 1925 May 11 Building Inspector Appointed For Pleasant Grove and Continues Till May 16 up umy uugms l. & City Council meeting Tues . ... a Moan lAvn 1L .iB discussed, and the fol vTvlce and suggestions given fertile to follow ou to this 7 Mm date for CieanuD w" ln.m week ol May " " Veu are lu ...-nnt. Here are iuo um. mUiCM- : Le til front and back yards and Le of all ruobisn. . L, everything that is of no use .in be burned. U up all the cans, old irons or tubs or anything tnai is un to around the place and put them tut or baskets that can be easily W Into wagons without mucn of time for tne ieamsu?r. L entire week can be used for pergonal clean yard campaign L lure to get your rubbish out on Qe of the road in proper shape tie wagons that will gather It j kr and Saturday. til movement will put the city In lest of shape for the Utah State LhoiTT Day to be held on June tierMth,'"!.''.'.""'"'.'-.". "Ll.rLT-.:, word of caution may be neees- eliminate a waste of timer i KOT DUMP any ashes foTTthe ai to haul off. you wish to haul of your own IsA be sure to dump it. at the dumping grounds half mile west k Battle Creek power plant. Do eave it bv the roadside where Slbe'an unsightly mass for any Let's have a beautiful clean city wwtll I proud of and that will fcnducive to the best community And with this clean up let kn all stable and out-buildings ly breeding places for flies. ;our of inspection should be made le board of health at this time of mr to warn people about any producing menace that our fair bight possess, and start the sum ight and keep up a clean town fcign throughout the year. o- or J. J. Hayes and L. W. Lund Enjoy Aeroplane Ride I batunlay while in Salt Lake he Mayor ami L. W. Lund had Beasure Of lakinK an aeroolane They later talked to the pilot rards to being (,n hand on l"err Day tor Hue Durooae of any one an opportunity to take that desired tlit privilege. o- Psty" Richards Beats Own State Record fher accomplishment equally as lble as fnnnni- ft , Richards, rack "Y" two has just lid.,, ma(i hV He covered, the two miles In utts and ltij.:, 8l.conds. scalln loan eleven seconds from his state recor.i .-mil i !..'.. I "-"Vf'UR IWU jree-fifths seconds off of the rce retor'1 f"r this race.. The in Sail ijkB o , f "'UMim :n, it went pt accomplishment. " carried wild over pon-Parduhn Nuptials Former Resident Buried 1 Here Sunday The remains of Waltet B. Mason an old resident of Pleasant Grove wno awn at Aahton, Idaho, was brought here Sunday morning for burial. The funeral was held at the home of Bishop. S. L. Swenson Sun day morning at 10 o'clock. The music was furnished bv H quratetto composed of 'Joseph Cou- lam, B. J. Merck, Mrs. Stella Hani. mn ana Mrs. Slgna Chrfstensen.J The first number wa "smQ.i,. rvii3 t mi V WelLTJnderstand," followed by prayer by Ezra P. Walker. The speakers .were Mr. Jeppson a brother-in-law of the deceased, V. I, Hayes, and L. W. Lund. Closlne- re. marks were made by Bishnn s r r . oweaiion. tActx speaker spoke In this highest terms of Mr. Mason and the Beautified home life of Mr. and Mrs. Mason and the wonderful home In the southern states that Mrs. Mason left for the Gospel's sake. The speakers had all enjoyed the hospitality "of the sam e while doing sstOMrf jworkjhere. The closin; oa.WM -Shall We Meet Bevond The River" and the benediction was pronounced by JamesTX Thorne. MOTHER! ten million day to pay Our gi-ut nation of one hundred' I'et.ple has sot : aside- tomorrow tiw vnrM'il tin K.,f . .it . . V . 1 , u lu UUI momei-s and motherhood. All llmuffhts mil turn to mother on thfs dav and flowers, tilts and prayers will show the devotion we hold for our mothers. Sunday Schools Honoring Mother's Tomorrow Mr. Boren Suffers Fractured Arm Mr. Archie Boren, our gonial butcher, had the misfortune to step backward into his cellar and break one of the bones of one arm and also his callar bone. He Is still on the Job at his market although he is a one-armed man for the present. o DAUGHTERS OF PI0SEEB8 TO MEET MAT 14TH J Mrs. J. A. Dickerson an- marriaRe f their daugh-and daugh-and Hprmajj Parduhn K Place at Salt The ynilnir nnnr.1. -c rvu,10 nlo wen and havo B v... . "uo wish tluem PWmonIa.1 vonturp here in The Daughters of the Vtah Pio neers will hohl their meeting on the1 second Thursday of each month. On Thursday. May 14th, the program will be given by the family of the late Captain A. W. Tomlinson. The meet ing, will be held in the tabernacle commencing at 2 o'clock p. m. The public Is Invited. o ' High School Notes The track meet last Friday was very successful. Aunoiign neasaui Grove did not take first place the boys put up a good fight and worked to the end. The students have been very much enthused this wek. Primary election for next year's student body officers .... . .. mi n.nl was neld last Monaay. me nnm vote was taken and the outcome was. President. Raymond Peterson. Vice-President, Christie Johnson. Secretary and) Treasurer Elva Meredith. Business Manager, Joe Ash. Athletic Manager, John Matthews. Yell Master. Kenneth Harris. Debating Manager. Boyd Nelson. Dramatic Manager. George Peter son. There is a splendid group of stud ents and the next school year should ba miiui successful. We wish to con gratulate the successful The Sunday Schools of Pleasant Grove will honor all mothers of the wards tomorrow, Sunday, by having Instead of the regular Sunday School session, specially prepared programs. An invitation Is being extended to all members of the wards to be in at-tendance at-tendance and the presence of "the parents par-ents Is especially debired. The programs of the Second 'and Third wards will be as follows: Second Ward Preliminary Music Ford Paulson in charge. Song, "Love nt Home" School. Prayer Biahop Swenson. Song, "Oh My Father" School. Regular Sacramental Exercises Ford Paulson In charge of music. Concert Recitation. . Song. "Oh I Had Such A Pretty Dream Mama" Kindergarten. Tributes to Mother:' a. Recitation by a girl First Intermediate In-termediate department. Nellie Blackwell, "A Partnership With Cod " b. Recitation by two boys First Intermediate department, Ross Brimdley and Roy Swenson. "To My Son." Three minute talks by a boy and a girl of thp Second Intermediate DepartmentGeorge De-partmentGeorge Clark and Virginia. Violin Solo Eldon Brindley. Song Male Quartette. Passing of carnations to the mothers Six boys from the Primary Department Special music durlus passing by Ford Paulson ahd others. Mother's Response Mrs Moore. Song "Loving Mother Kind and True" Primary Hoys and Girls. Three Minute Tribute W . L. Hayes. ' . ' . Song "God Meet Again." Benediction- lie With You Til We -John C. C'oulaiu. Third Ward Preliminary devotional music. Song "Love At Home" School. -Prayer, expressing gratitude for mothers Ulshop lM. S. Christiansen. Song "Home Sweet Home" School. Administration of sacrament. Concert recltation-r-"Honor ' Tfiy Father and Thy Mother, etc." Song "Dearest Name" Kinder garten Dept. j Tributes to Mother love by the following: fol-lowing: First Int. Dept. one girl and two hoys; Second Int. Dept. Bert Nelson and Devone Bezzant; Theological Theolo-gical Dept., Harold Wright and Ruby Radmall. One minute silent tribute to departed de-parted mothers led by Edward War-burton. War-burton. Presentation of Booklets Niels Fugal and Eugene West. Mother's Response Mrs. Matilda Christiansen. Song Primary Dept. Closing Song "God Be With You Til We Meet Again." Benediction Joseph Hilton. Mother's Day Program ". -.-''At Windsor Ward A splesdld program has been pre pared by the Windsor ward Sunday School for Sunday morning which consists of-the-tollowing-numbers: Song Kindergarten grade. ' Talk from Theological class "A Memory of a Mother." "Just A'Woman," A poem by Rhea Gillman. "A Mother's Love" Ora Keetch. Song Bessie Lowe. Violin Solo Norma Olson. Mother's Day, its origin and why we observe it J. W. Gillman. Response A mother. Song Primary class. Presentation of booklets to every mother. "candidates. The Pleasant Grove High (School took a chapel program to Lent Wednesday Wed-nesday which was very -successfully given. ' Thursday Lehl High School gave a mtlAndid chanel urogram at Grove. ".. Pleasant We have j ust put in a line of Ford Parts Pleasant Grove Strawberry Day Set For June 11th .Strawberry' Day will lie observed this year on June 1 1. TIik date was. decided upon Wednesday night at 'a mass meeting which : was -lield In the high school auditorium. The appointment of comiiiitt's to take charge of the various phases of the festival was left with the rveeii five committee of the Chamber of Commerce, whicn win mane u- lection in the very near future that all chosen to assist in the cel.c bration may hue practically thirty days in which to prepare. Tentative plans Include a monster nnrl nn neroDlanc for the nc- uti mi' , ...... coinodation A merry go-roun have been secure The committee many p'nI"e :- nnt Grove, Lindon Iran'" of.. tb- different. other attractions", jot location will' b that other' pilous ! begtltl I'1 ill'lllil''". !.flni!Tliisw'r; condition, better than for a number of years. ... Much enthusiasm, was manifested Wednesday night at the mass meet-!!-' and all effort will be made to put over a celebration that will eclipse any other previous celebration. The Chamber of Commerce, directly direct-ly in charge of the affair. Is working hard to secure increased membership. member-ship. Any one may become a mem' her of this live organization by leaving leav-ing (1.00 at the. bank and securing a i aid of membership for eame. o The Junior Primary class of the of those who want to ride. Ttpri ward under the direction of I and ferri hoel (hpjr teachers. Mrs. Alma Christian- tor that date. jgr,n ;tnd Mrg Bthel West took hike desires that asi , (() the ,.q,. on tne nlounta ga0 possilile from I'leas- and Manila Uhe tooths and sclc( ti n; up n.i.:t Friday. The 'City Council met iu regular session, roll call showing all members present. The following water transfers were authorized: Certificate No. 1304, in the name of Ftieds Felt to Carl B. Carlson of C acres In the Smith ditch. Certificate ....o . 1455 of 7 Vi acres, Sterrett Ditch in name of Lloyd A. Gray to be transferred, 1 share to EM ward Meredith and 6 Vj shares to self. Mr. J. Kemp, chief of the fire department, de-partment, together with other members mem-bers of the department met with the council and petitioned .that In the Interest In-terest of Are prevention a building Inspector In-spector be appointed to control the evening ot buildings within the fire zone of the city. Action on. this recommendation was deferred to exe cutive session of the council. Mr. Kemp further petitioned that some definite action be taken with re- fernce to calls made on the fire de partment outside of the city limits. Mr. Shoell of the Waterworks Com-, mittee reported that it would he un advisable to extend water lines Into the cemetery at 1 the - present time Further It was recommended that action be taken on checking the waste of water in the system, especially leaky taps and running streams for chickens. Mr. J. L. Huckel of the Streets Committee Com-mittee reported that the marshal had been instructed to check on the flooding flood-ing of the roads and to arrest violators. violat-ors. Mrs. Nels Fugal, chairman Of the Irrigation Committee, reported that irrigation streams, except for Battle Creek, had increased considerably and recommended that the water time be increased on, the next turn because of the greater need ot irrigation irri-gation for , grain at this time, ' The following reports of city officers were read, received and ordered filed : City Marshal A. R. Winters report for February. March and April, 192C. Water Works Supt. Herman Nielson report for March and April. Road Supervisor Hogfen Nielson report for April. Water Master J. E. Hardman s report for April. The usual bills w ere approved and money appropriated to pay for the same. The resignation of Mr. Lawrence Dial as night watchman to take effect May 6, T925.wa8 received by the city council. Motion 'carried to accept the resignation. In the case of the automobile which came into the possession of the city for bail of Claude Marglox. Motion carried that after costs had been paid Mr. Robert Marrott be given posses sion of the car since It had been unfairly un-fairly taken from him by Mr. 'Marglor on a trade for a car that did not be long to him. V With reference to the petition of the fire department on outswe nre calls, motion was made by Mr. Fugal that the City Property Committee. together to-gether with the fire department meet and agree upon a schedule of prices to be charged for outside calls from the city. This motion carried unani mously. Mr. Holdaway of the City Property Committee reported thatMr. Holm an had been employed to chop the willows wil-lows and camp wood now piled up In Pioneer Grove. -Further, that the committeed. had . waited upon Mr. J. H. Adams with the object, of having him relinquish his bid tor use of the City Park for pasturage. Mr. Hold-away Hold-away 'reported that Mr. Adams refused re-fused to give up the use of the park but agreed to take his animals out when necessary Jtnd clean up (the grounds prior, to Strawberry Day or other public celebrations. Motion carried unanimously that U be the Bense of the City Council that a tmilding inspector be appointed fori An early appreciated who have alread: .an given f free straw horr.o ! frtMJjrt" of IhV'dln -.-fiio -mill- 1 I one of the spe i Tithpanofifos Flour the general protection of the citiiens. By resolution the salary of the building Inspector was set at 110.00 per year. Motion was made and carried that the city would furnish teams on the 14th and 15th of 'May to hawl away debris from the streets, Motion then carried to adjourn. 1 "0 Lehi H. S. Takes - Alpine Division Meet" The annual track meet of the Alpine Al-pine School district held In Pleasant Grove Friday, May 1st, was won by the Lehl high school. Lehi scored 45 points, Lincoln. 26, American Fork, 23, and Pleasant Grove, 22. The meet was held at the city park which has been placed In condition through the united effort ot the high school students and the Chamber of Commerce, who had In view pot oely the district high school meet but also the County met held here yesterday. Following are the results ot the meet ot last week: w j . u . wv , USUI, WWW, Chlpman, American Fork second; Matthews, Pleasant Grove, third. 220 yard dash Chlpman, American iFork, won; St.-Joer, Lehl second; Matthews, Pleasant Grove.Thlrd. Time :25. 440 yard dash Hartley, Lincoln, won; Matthews,; Pleasant Grove, se cond; Norman, LeM, Third: Time :62. " 880 yard run Brlggs, Lehl, won; Taylor, Lehl, second; Smith, Pleasant Grove, third. Time 2:28. Mile run Smith, Pleasant Grove, won; Smith, Lehl, second; Harris, P. G., third. Time 5:28. Relay American Fork won: Lehl. second; Lincoln, third. 220 yard hurdles Bennett, A. F., won; Anamnon, r. u., second; imj- lor. third, was first, but was disquali fied. Time :301-5. Shot put Bunnell, IJncoln, won; Mitchell, A. F., second; Frampton, P. G., third. Distance1 40 feet, 9 inches. Javelin Madsen, Lincoln, won; Goodwin, Lehl, second; Bunnell, Lincoln, Lin-coln, third. Distance 149 feet, 6 Inches. In-ches. Discuss Madsen,' IJncoln, won; rtohn IjhfL B'nn(l!'feunnftIl. LInmiln. third. Distance1 94 feet, 5 Inches. Broad "Jump St. Jber, Lehl, won; Madsen, Lincoln, second; Marsh, P. G., third. Distance 17 feet, 11 Inches. High Jump Ball, P. G., won; Smith. Lehi and McTague. A. F., tied for second. Height 6 feet. 4 inches. Pole vault Smith, Stoker and Goodwin, all of Lehl, tied for first. Height. 10 feet. - Wild Life Pictures Viewed By Many The pictures of Wild Lifin Utah and the west that were shown Wednesday Wed-nesday night, being conjointly under the direction of the Chamber of Commerce Com-merce and the Fish and Game Association, Associ-ation, were much enjoyed and appreciated ap-preciated by the large audience. Prof. Merrill and Prof. Cottam gave Interesting talks in connection with the pictures. o . Mrs. E. T.. Culiuer entertained the Second ward Relief Society at her home Tuesday afternoon. The lesson was given by Mrs. W. E. Clark. After dismissal a social hour was spent. Dainty refreshments were served. Fifteen members were present.' You Be There ,.:,.IS-:.,, BETTER Phone 9 SEASON'S BIG EVENT-. ror.diiete.l no in t-? Hayes Auto- Co. I will (KMll.T these ' tiiri'H years. rrangeinrnt3 I : made to seen re M.'"" ' ' ! i itii berries to bo rved free with bread ami id butter. Ttto nun Tear .reported1 to be in excellent J,, n " 1 i "I J' |
