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Show IFrotn the Herald Files j ! ! Northwestern States mission and , will leave in November. I V. Cornell Mendenhall is at-I at-I tending the summer session for Future Farmer instructors at the USAC. Mrs. Lucy Blackett is recovering from body bruises and a fractured right arm, sustained Monday, while leading a pet lamb from a pasture. Mrs. Ruth Pepcorn motored from Ogden to spend the day with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. O. Hutchings. Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Gore wish to announce the engagement of their daughter, Ethele, to Wayne L. Anderson of Spanish Fork. Mrs. Philda Finley entertained at a birthday party for a number of children at the city park Monday Mon-day afternoon, the occasion being be-ing the sixth birthday of her son, Calvin. 15 Years Ago ... In honor of Miss Margaret Fox who is leaving on a mission to the northwestern states, the Gleaner girls of the Second ward entertained at a party at the home of Miss Marie Simkins on Tuesday night. Fnueral services were conducted in the First ward chapel Thursday Thurs-day for Frank Chase, a former resident of Springville who died in Salt Lake City. Fire, supposedly coming from lightening, was responsible for the destruction of a large barn and over a hundred tons of hay, belonging to Selvoy J. Boyer on Monday afternoon. Damage was estimated at $2500, partly covered cov-ered by insurance. ' Announcement is made of the marriage of LaRee Perry of Map-leton-, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mark Perry,- to Elmer Shell of Salt Lake City. In honor of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Peterson who were married recently, re-cently, Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Peterson Pet-erson gave a dinner for members of the Peterson and Tuttle families. fam-ilies. With approximately 100 men and women participating in the city recreation program, it is considered con-sidered successful, announces Wil-ford Wil-ford Mower, director. The Auto-wagon missionaries are holding regular street meetings meet-ings at the bank corner and are inviting all citizens to attend. Delegates to the state Legion convention to be held in Salt Lake City include: Commander F. C. Packard, Bert Walsh, Lacelle Sum- sion, Bill Phillips, Fred Nelson and Bill Grooms. The Legion plans to sponsor, the high school band in the Legion parade and competition compe-tition Saturday. Announcement is made of the birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. Milton Giles, August 2; Mr. and Mrs. Edward Boyer, a son July 31; Mr. and Mrs. Glen Brown, a daughter on August 7. The Springville tax levy has been reduced from 18.50 in 1935 to 15.50 for 1936.- ... ?. 'I ears Ago . . . The outing of the Mothers and Daughters of Kolob stake was more successful this year than ever. Mrs. James Simkins won a prize for having the most daughters daugh-ters present. The Third ward also won honors for the best stunt which was the parade of the wooden wood-en soldiers, directed by Mrs. Emma Em-ma Gardner with Mrs. Mary Hill at the piano and Prof. Lewis Miller Mil-ler with the violin. Funeral services for Mrs. Alice Burr, wife of A. D. Burr, who died of pneumonia, where conducted con-ducted Tuesday in the First ward chapel. Airs. Lydia Palfreyman entertained enter-tained at dinner Sunday for Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Harmer, lone and Eldon Palfreyman and Miss Afton Jones of Spanish Fork. The importance of gaining a testimony in early life was the ' theme of quarterly conference held in the Mapleton ward amusement hall, at which Apostle Joseph F. Smith was the visiting speaker. Mr. and Mrs. Steve Deal spent Sunday at Morgan, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dasil Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Selvoy Boyer announce an-nounce the birth of a baby son, August 6. Mother and baby are doing nicely. Lawrence Whitney, youngest brother of Frank Whitney, fell from a swing last week, breaking his arm below the elbow. This is reported to be the first serious acident among the 13 children of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Whitney. Frank Whitney of Mapleton, who has been in the Price hospital hospit-al for the past month with complications com-plications from appendicitis, which required a second operation, is improving. The meeting of the Service Star Legion will hold their opening meeting at the city park August 19. Refreshments will be served. Springville has made the largest larg-est increase in the tax levy of any town in Utah county from 15 mills to 23.25. The Springville levy is the highest in the county nearly twice as high as that of Provo. 20 Years Ago . . . Mrs. Bert Conover is recovering recover-ing from a recent major operation opera-tion which she underwent at the Miner hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Wilford Olseh (lone Palfreyman) will sail Thursday, Thurs-day, August 13 for Honolulu, where Mr. Olsen will be employed as an instructor in the University of Hawaii, the coming year. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Porter of this city announce the birth of a baby daughter Monday, August 10, at the Crane Maternity home. Mrs. Sarah Loynd of this city announces the marriage of her daughter, Alice, to W. D. Brown of Copperton. For her little daughter, Carol, whose eighth birthday occured on Thursday, Mrs. A. W. Cherring-ton Cherring-ton entertained at a prettily arranged ar-ranged party. "Bud" Leo Crandall, son of Mr. and Mrs. Welby Crandall has accepted ac-cepted a call to serve in the |