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Show ri ', IS esse AMERICAN FORK CITIZEN SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 6 1927 (ne til at erl j Council Discusses Many Problems .11 ma In mViiIiib f Saturday, November 19th, J following problems were dis- 'jfj&man presented a verbal rffaciaf rwW Weretffe U House Licence. The motion in the council, the mat-(j,.eclded mat-(j,.eclded later. f Benson and Nlelaon,. represent- contractors who have finish-Uioni finish-Uioni at the head of Battle Lprt with the council . and fgtd the final estimate as re- jle in accoro. wim contract 0 f IT. I potion was carried that the nf JT.riO 12 be made as JTUJCUl, " t the receipts from companies Lqm furnishing . contractors f.i. ..a rueelveA bv - the Rft- . . : - i -.- - ' ' reference to a proposition of fte east room of the Library SlOuOIi nitH tai l icu tuai 1111a ihonld not be rented at the it time.' jnu Lini of the Waterworks tte reported investigation igeveral routes of pipe lines est the south eastern section of .i . , 'r, .jjr. uui also repuneu inner ments needed to the water- stem during the coming ft was stated that the exposed Jaof the city pipe line la Battle i Canyon had been painted. Mr. hrther reported thcr need of in hf more fire hydrants In the It was recommended by Mr. 4at four new fire hydrant in terns be provided for. bnnan Shoell of the Streets nittee reported work done on the n by the county tractor and Her. He stated hat sixteen fa had been leveled and repaired. Sloell reported ihat the attorney spared an ordinance to regu-treeg regu-treeg on streets, also that con-lad con-lad been received to remove ob- pable trees for the purpose of p-S up changes in the telephone Uirman Niels Fugal. reported in-ujatlon in-ujatlon made of charges made by Jeer In reference to the sidewalk iaion proposals. Mr. Fugal stated the attorney had prepared a t be served on Canal Conipan-ffig"the Conipan-ffig"the Pleasant "Grove Trrf-jB Trrf-jB ditches but that the assess- !fl Mnld ..... k i.u aii t. 1 noo J - wmu nut uc 1BU UU111 Hits JkFngal stated that these notices "H be sent ;'i class. f3 CUT CniinMl rilanisaa1 tho Budcct for 1928 and agreed pense items In the "various pfalso Xcapttol Improvements pea, j proper motion money was applied ap-plied from the surplus In the forks ftmd for 1927 to install five hydrants in locations as follows: Clarence Hilton's, Chris Fugal's, Pete Chrlstal'e, Bessie Wright's and Albert Olpin's corners.. "WwtwencTf ing the city boekg it was carried In the council that this work be let to the lowest bidder subject to further explanation on the hotel and traveling travel-ing expenses. Grand Ensemble Concert Given At High School Auditorium Eridayf Dec Pleasant Grove Locals i r , !l Ethel Hilton West has accepted a position at the Court Hons In Provo. Mrs. I. R. Hilton of Salt Lake, Is visiting relatives here tor a tew days. Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Clark made a business tirp to Salt Lake Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Byron Adamson spent the week-end with relatives at Heb- . Pelbert Ellis, who has been enu ployed at Rexburg, Idaho, Is home for the Thanksgiving vacation. The Teachers of the Alpine dls. trlct held their second class In extension ex-tension work at the High School Monday evening. to owners of the The combined vocal .music departments depart-ments of the four high schools in the Alpine District wjll give an excellent ensemble program in the high school Friday evening, December 2. The same -program will be given at Lincoln, Lin-coln, November 30, at American Fork, December 10, and at Lehl December 7. The Male Glee Club, Ladles Glee Club and the combined choruses of 36."i students will participate Each hish school is giving one group number and one Instrumental number in addition to the ensemble work. Patrons and older citizens are urged to see this very excellent musical program. The following is. the complete program pro-gram to be given: I. "Indian Moon Song Gardner Chorus. "2. Violin duet American Fork. 3. "To A Wild Rose" Abrose Ladles Glee. 4. "Indian Dawn" Zamecnlk Ladies Glee. , 5. "The Swiss Boy" John Halll-day Halll-day and Reed Coulam. accompanist Genieve Fugal (Pleasant Grove) Clarinet Duet. 6. "Flutes of Autumn" Rolfsen (Lincoln) Mixed Chorus. 7rJ Trombone Selection Dale Had-fleld Had-fleld (Lehi) Trombone Solo. g. Husking Bee (Lehi) Male Glee. 9. "Schuyler" Strang (Lincoln) Vielin Solo. 10. "'My Maryland" Romberg . (PI-Grove) (PI-Grove) Mixed Chorus. . II. "Echoes of Woodla)ndr Uan-ner Uan-ner Male Glees. 12. "Two Lovely Black Eyes" Male Glees. i3 "Susan Jane" Ames Male Glees. , 14. Indies Glee American Fork. r"Vhen The Foeman Bares His Steel" Sullivan Chorus. Miss Leda Thompson, teacher ""bf Domestic Art at the High School, spent Thanksgiving vacation with relatives at Ephralm. Antone Gleason and Roy Fugal re. turned Saturday night 'rom a trip through Northern Utah and Southern Idaho with the B. Y. U. Glee Club. Boys' Day program will be enjoy. Aii .t tho, Hleh School December 13. I a committee meeting was held Wed nesday o make definite arrange, mchts- Glade Llnebaugh aa . chair, man was appointed. Kenneth Lowe, Eugene Nelson, Reed Walker, and Sidney Cullimore coniprisejtte com. mlttee. i wMMtw w i " ' w-t '-tgt ALHAMBRA Weekly Program Saturday, November 26 "CHEATING CHEATERS" - Also special dance number by Mrs. Nina Booth ; and company. Also Comedy "BATTLED SCARRED HERO." 10c and 20c. Sunday and Monday, Ntas mber 27th and 28th VictorHugo's immortal "TESMISERABLES" Also News and Comedy. Mrs. Ethel Drysdale and children ling and Beth, enjoyed dinner Thanksgiving Day with Mr. and Mrt. A. N. Merrill of Provo. Roy and George Oscaraon, who are employed at Bingham, spent thanksgiving with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Oscarson. Miss Leda Thompson and Miss AL da Fugal attended the B. Y. U. play. "The Haunted House" at Provo Wednesday evening. J, P. Fugal and Ray Carlson were Heber visitor Thursday and Friday of last week. Mr. and Mrs. F, T. Bishop of Calt Lake, were guests' ot Mr. tad Mrs. F. &.. Humphries Sunday. Mra. Bishop 1 a slater ot Mra. Humphries. The out of town people whv6 attended attend-ed the funeral of George li. Richlns trefffsrifi son,-shift foreman; Mr. Sorenson. Mr. Rlchln's companion, Mr, ... and Mrs. Soren Sorenson and family, Mr. and Mrs, Frank McQloffln, Charjes SuUU van all of Bingham; John Rlchina, Mrs. Agues and Beth Clayson, Mra. Eunice Rowley, Miss Vesta Johnson, Mra: litter Taylor, Mrs. Hattle HIcker. son," Mr. and Mrs. Guy Walker, Mr. and Mrs. Oren Walker, and Mrs. Orpha SmTtB 6Irb'vdTMfr thd " Mrs. Eb. Rlchlns of Salt Lake City; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Slangh and daughter Nelda, Mr. and Mrs. Alma J. Rlchlns and son Richard of Idaho; Mr. and Mrs. George McDonald, Mr. and Mrs. CLE. Baxter and family of Magna; Mrs. Walter EUls ot Lehl; Mrs. Annie Freeman of Eureka; Mr. and Mrs. Roy STtlnner, Geneva and Cecil Sand, ers ot Ruth Nevada; Mrs. M. N. Ambrose, Am-brose, Mrs. 'Jesse Walker, Mrs. Charles Walker, Mrs. Rankon, Mr. Alvln Adams, Mrs, Nellie Karrena, Mrs. Kate Hutchinson. Mrs. Leah Hoi. indrake, and. Mrs. Hazel McDaniel and sons Vera and Dean of American Fork. Funeral For. Bingham ., Mine Accident Victim Mr. and Mrs. John E. Christensen and Erval Christensen of Orem, and Miss Rhoda Schow were visitors at the J- P. Fugal home last week. Uudith SJoberg of Salt Lake and Leonard SJoberg, who is employed at BInKbam. were Thanksgiving dinner guests with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. J. SJoberg. James A. Nelson and son Floyd enjoyed dinner Thanksgiving Day with his daughter and son-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Carter of Gar. field. A short rally was held Wednesday afternoon by the students of the Pleasant Grove High School, under the leadership of the Tear' Book committee, to foster the Turkey Dance held Thursday evening. Mr, and Mrs. I. V Sundberg entertained enter-tained Sunday In honor of Mrs. Bund, berg's mother, Mrs. A. F, Sundberg Besides the guest of honor, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Carlson were also dinner guests. ....l . ..,'J,s,..llr... The senior boys at the High School are displaying origlonalty these days In wearing brand new Levi's ot special make, with flare bottoms and white inserts and aa many tassels and buttons as their fancy desires. Arthur . .Bartoj of Garfield, a re-centty re-centty returned missionary from the Southern States, was the principal speaker at the Second ward 8unday night He was visiting with his aunt and undo,' Mr. and Mrs. Fred Foutx. Tuesday and Wednesday, November 29th and 30th Fred Thompson and Silver King in "ARIZONA NIGHTS" Also Comedy "GEORGE STEPS OUT, Thursday, . December 1st "SLAVES OF BEAUTY" Comcdr "SEEING THE WORLD.n Mr. and Mrs. Alex Johnson entertained enter-tained Thursday at a Thanksgiving dinner for the -following guests: Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Robertson and child, ren, Mr. and Mrs. John B. Miller, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Jensen, Mrs-Sina Mrs-Sina Nelson," Mrs. Maria Swenson, Mrs. Anna Nelson, and James Mason ot LehL J' '.' Central School Fosters ' Health Program The Central School in co-operation with the Utah County Health ClinlD is preparing to conduct its second annual diphtheria Immunization campaign, cam-paign, in an attempt to free our com-munty com-munty from this dreaded disease. 'Much progress has been made in previous years, but for various reasons rea-sons a few of the children of school age failed to get this treatment. It is hoped that our school shall be virtually one hundred percent Immune Im-mune at the close of this campaign. Dr. Cullimore will be at the school on December Mh, 12th and 19th. The treatment is furnished free of charge to all under 14 years of age. Parents of children who have not yet had this treatment are urged to attend to.it while Dr. Cullimore is at the school. o Nathaniel Pierce Dies Suddenly From Pneumonia Nathaniel Pierce died at 7 a. m Thanksgiving day from pneumonia from which desease he suffered only a short time. Funeral services are to be conducted in the tabernacle to. day (Saturday) commencing at 2 p m. Nathaniel Pierce was born In Pleasant Grove in 1871 and has spent his entire life In Ulah county being educated in the public schools and taking up his life work here. He la survived by his wife and four sons and four daughters. The children surviving are: Roy and Delmo Pierce, of Eureka; Mrs. Florence Jens, of this city; Mrs. Ray Neyman of rCallforniarMrs.- Westley Mahg; Leo, Vern and Howard. It 2IANILA NOTES Miss LaBeUe Anderson of American Fork who has just returned from a mission in the North Central States, will be the speaker in the Manila ward chapel Sunday evening. In ad' dltion, several splendid readings have been arranged for along with the musical numbers. Everyone la Invited to be In attendance. - - Funeral services were held in the Pleasant Grove tabernacle Friday afternon at X o'clock p. m. tor George L. Richlna, son of Mr. and Mrs, John A. Rlchlns, with Bishop Joseph Olpln fiocdiKltar&ewivi ing musical selection was a vocal solo by 8tella Hardman, accompanied by Viola Thorne on the piano. Prayer was offered by Joseph IL Adams. A vocal solo by Beth Balckwell, "Going Home", ; was beautifully rendered after the invocation. David Gourley, a school teacher ot Mr. Richins was the first speaker. He talked of his knowing George's worth as a student and gave many consoling remarks to the bereaved ones. - A reading by Sytha Johnson, a school mate ot Mr. Rlchina, was next given. Junius A. West next spokt ot his living aa a neighbor to the Rlchln's family and their real worth as neighbors.' Following his remarks an organ solo by Ines Monson was beautifully rendered. Mr. Anderson of Bingham Canyon, re'preentlng the officials of the mine where Mr. Richins worked, spoke of his dependability as an employee and ot the regret at his passing in such a tragic way. Closing remaks were made by Bishop Olpin. after which a vocul solo by Gertrude Gourley, "One Fleeting Fleet-ing Hour" was sung. Gustave E. Oscarson pronounced the benediction. Interment was made in the Pleasant Grove cemetery, where the grave was dedicated by Lewis Olpin. . , o . Utah County Health Unit To Give Inoculation For Diphtheria Every one desiring inoculation for diphtheria will receive the service at the school buldlngs on December 5th 12th and 19th. For children, the ser vke Is free. If there are any who Just received 1 or 2 inoculation last year and did not complete the three inoculations, the work will have to be done over again. A fee' of 13 cents will be charged to all adults. If you desire the ser vice to prevent you from taking this dreaded disease, remember the dates and be there. ' o Buy Her a Radio For Christmas We will sell you a six tube set complete for only $89.95 OTHER RADIOS PROPORTIONATELY LOW (Atwater Kent and Sparton) at ARROWHEAD SERVICE STATION Where. You and Service Meet Phone 4-J COAD SHOW TO BE FEATURED DECEMBEB 8th On account of the ensemble programs pro-grams being sponsored by the High Schools of the Alpine division, the road show of the six wards of Pleas, ant Grove district wlll.be neW December De-cember 8th. The following program will be rendered: - Manila , ward 1 act play; Windsor ward 1 act play; Undon . ward-Song ward-Song and pantomtnea; Pleasant Grove 1st ward Dramatised version of the Sweetheart ot the Song; Pleas, ant Grove 2nd ward Vaudeville stunts; Pleasant Grove Jrd ward-Irish ward-Irish Skit This Is a splendid program, and will be well worth patronising.' The proceedf ..of. .Ihlsnjtertalnment will go for the ward maintanence fundT o .- Marriage Announced Mr. and Mrs: Irving Johnson announces an-nounces the marriage of their, daughter, daugh-ter, Estella, to Royal R. Peay, the wedding to be at the Salt Lake temple, Wednesday, November 23rd. A wedding reception will be given tonight (Saturday)- at the High School Gym. Two .hundred and fifty Invitations have been sent out The young people will make their home here for the present. " Both young people are popular among Pleasant Grove's younger set. MIbs Johnson has been working lor the telephone company until recently. recent-ly. They are receiving congratulations congratu-lations from their many friends. Weekly Devotional Pro gram Fostered By Seniors The - weeks dtvotional program , 9imjLJl9?.in Wed. nesaay it ut local uign Bcnooi was fostered by the senior class. 'It consisted ot the folio wins numbers: Vocal sojo, Gertrude Gourley; pray, er, Howard Cullimore; vocal duet, Beth Blackwell and June Van Wag. ner, accompanied on the piano by Harry Blackwell; reading, Laura Walker; two dancing numbers from the Booth Conservatory of Dancing at Provo; focal duet. Beta and Harry, Blackwell, accompanltd by Gcnniere Fugal at the piano; Clarinet solo. Reed Coulaa. As a novel feature ot the program, .Tire Fat Turkeys Are We" was dramatised; by members of th senior claaa. The program met with continuous continu-ous applaua from the atudant body, and was presented In a very clever and entertaining way. - . s Camps 1 and 2 of Daughters of Pioners To Meet Sunday L In Third Ward Chapel The Daughters of . the Pioneers, Camp 1 and 2. will meet Sunday afternoon after-noon in the Third ward chapel, where a splendid program ' and entertainment" entertain-ment" will" be "given. This event' will be- in honor of Horace and Catherine Atexanuer, parents -ot - Mrs.- Helen Harvey. Mrs. Lucille Harvey Walker will be In charge of the program, which will consist of a sketch of the life of Horace Martin Alexander, to be given by his grand-daughter, Mrs. - ' " -.- , ...... v. nv.v Margaret Harvey, great-granddaugh- Catherine Houston Alexander, by her daughter, Helen Alexander Harvey; I 1 k ir.l I -1. . , granddaughter of Salt Lake; a sketch of the life of Martha Alexander, by her daughter, Mrs. Max Kllff of Springville; sketch of Nancey Walker Alexauder.i)y a granddaughter, Mrs. Louisa Carter of Provo; a clarinet solo by Reese Chipman of Salt Lake, great- grandson, a reading by Helen Harvey of Garland, a great-grand daughter; a saxaphone eolo by J. O. Clark, a great-grandson; remarks of appreciation "What my "parents "and": grand parents have meant to me" by Dr. Dean A. Harvey of Salt Lake; a piano solo by EiTle Harvey Chipman; a granaaaugnier oi au Lao. a good attendance Is desired."" """ " o Mrs. Regina Thorne entertained Thursday at a- family , dinner. Mr. .iiJ iia H WnlTrar mnl phltrcn Miw Mta, m-ww " . - - - . ot-Garland,. wera.Jppme to enjoy tha dinner. $5,000.00 GIFT GIVING ..v -.L. , f h , e "EVENT v AT D-t-RCO. Ask About It! Alcohol and Glycerine FOR YOUR RADIATOR Be Prepared For Freezing Weather. Hayes, Auto Go. Phone 20-J - rfte1tn'Tao)ia'jsij mm i im wiii i n n r rt rtmrrJ |
