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Show Efforts Made to Save Pioneer Tree landmark on Main St. 25 Yrs. Ago V'lwMiio' 'lAst SprlnRvlllo NN . wmimark. a liu-RO popular f'0"1' i to ih i"'"'0 ,hnn 11 huu- trW s:1 0ui will Ih i'1't down ,tlV,i yui.-r trv's m tlu wrt-v of th0 wit'1 1 ' , ' vt paving' porjoi't, Is a 5l'""- wlH'l is '''"' I'OU.slll-!!?vmmcnt I'OU.slll-!!?vmmcnt In Sprin.villo. A M''11 , ,v i-omposod of Captains ! A-noUts. Marpuvt Minor, K"s lu-0 piu-uanl. Julia nallin, M'S' i, hn ixnisall and Mrs. Harold 5,1 Vro roooutly appointed All?fni'P to moot with tho City "y V-ii in the interests of profound pro-found 11 1,1 vrvin the tree. ' ' ,.,,i sorvioes for Martin Kay F" ' 4V who was nooidentally afl '0,r' Kemmoror, Wyo., Snt-1(11 Snt-1(11 t ere held at the family Tuesday, with the Rev. f ! I Wilson in charge. wd Mrs. Myron Carter an-'.' an-'.' the birth of a daughter if, iQ- Mr. and Mls- Aaron Men- lV a daughter Got. IS. dtt and Mrs. J. S. Wheeler an-the an-the marriage of then-filter then-filter Mabel, to Mervin D. vSht son of Mrs. Sarah Wright pmvo which took place on ? Jhv in the Salt Lake Temple. in honor of Berne Kindred, who J, for his mission in the soutti-,tril soutti-,tril states Thursday evening:, u? and M- Kindred enter- tstoi at a dinner at their home "Averett. II.. son of Mr. Jlri Tom Averett. suffered wvere burns to his hand Sunday iftemoon when a giant cap which hp had been playing with exploded, timar with other boys found the near the east foothills while nn a hike. Tom Griffiths took the ounsrster to the doctor's office uWthe boys went to his place - fwh'P- , . M Years A?o ... Announcement is made of the birth of a babv son to Mr. and Mrs Fenton Maiben. The new arrival ar-rival has twin brothers age 13. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Palfreyman also lave a babv son. She is the former for-mer Xola Higbee of St. George and the new baby has a sister. The new Fourth ward chapel, one of the most modem of its kind in the vicinity, constructed at a cost of $60,000 will be dedicated Sunday at 2 p.m., announces Bishop Bish-op Leo" Robertson. President Heber J Grant will be in attendance and will offer the dedicatory prayer. Announcement is made of the recent marriage of Clifford Van Leuvan of this city and Miss Margaret Mar-garet Betts of Payson. Announcement is made of the marriage of Ross L. Hall, son of Mrs. Rebecca Hall of Mapleton to ling of Spanish Vmh Dai'-to Dai'-to srVe u Ut, IT a cat In the foreign innY miS8,on Cminino- 0f tomatoes at the W coptlonally ios this year damaeWn H' .- consUcrable u.miaKi m the Spr ngville nven Thursday evening uprooting sev oral pmo trees about townhfch had stood the gales for over forty years A blacksmith shop owed by Wells Crandall was also dTm-nged dTm-nged by the storm. m Mineral services were held Sunday Sun-day in the Third ward church or Mel Roylance, early contractor in Spr,nK-v,l e, vntk -,ied Thursday n a 1 win Falls, Ida. hospital of a Ph m l k- He is th father of Philda Finley of Springville 15 ears Ago . . . Eva Crandall has been awarded Relief Society for the best pageant written on one hundred of Relief Society progress. The general board has read the pageant and. declared it one of the best they have ever read. They also asked for permission to give copies to K e 1 i e if Society organizations throughout the church. The local PTA organization has decided to affiliate with the national na-tional organization, according to an announcement by Mrs. Gertrude Clements, president. Springville citizens were elated over announcement yesterday of the Defense Plant Corporation's agreement with Columbia Steel Co. and its parents, the U.S. Steel Corp. under which D.P.C. will receive re-ceive $35,000,000 immediately for building a two-furnace pig iron plant just north of the city to have a capacity of 750,000 tons annually- j Announcement is made of the marriage of Miss Melba Snelson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Snelson of Payson and Blaine Wheeler, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. Y. Wheeler of Springville. The marriage took place Friday in the Salt Lake Temple. Of interest to friends here is the marriage of Erma Ruff of Springville Spring-ville and Frank Morgan also of this city which took place on Friday, Fri-day, Oct. 10 in Wyoming. Mr. Morgan Mor-gan is employed with the Illinois Powder Mfg. Co. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Alleman are visiting at Norwich, Conn, with their son, Dr. Ray "Alleman and family. |
