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Show Bids Let 25 Years Ago for Paving, Placing Curb, Gutter on Main Street a 25 Years Ago . . . With a low bid of $37,683.45, Gibbons and Reed of Salt Lake City were low bidders on a contract con-tract to pave and place curb and gutter on five blocks of Main Street from First North to Fourth South. The bid was $5000 below the engineer's estimate. Work will begin as soon as the wooden elec- i meeting hall Tuesday as work is to begin within the next few days of razing the biulding in preparation prepara-tion for remodeling an, enlarging the church. J. E. Bybee of Provo plans the opening of a new variety store here and has selected the building formerly occupied by Erdmann Electric and Perry Earber Shop. The 8-month-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Towers has been chosen queen of some 1400 babies entered in the DUP sponsored spon-sored baby show. Lucille Oakley and Erma Kel-sey Kel-sey have been chosen cheerleaders at the Springville High School for this year. It is Miss Oakley's second sec-ond year on the job. Reid Jones, son of Mr. and Mrs. Virl Jones was honored at a farewell fare-well testimonial recently before he left for a mission to the Southern South-ern States. Announcement is made of the engagement of Helen Nelson, a daughter or Mr. and Mrs. Carl O. Nelson and Robert P. Burt, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Parley P. Burt. The wedding ' is set for October 10. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Walker announce an-nounce the marriage of their daughter Lucille to Theon Laney, son of Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Laney which took place September 16, in the Salt Lake Temple. 5 - trie light poles are removed from the street. The project will re-leave re-leave the unemployment situation as all Springville men will be hired on the job. Berne Kindred, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Kindred has accepted a call to serve in the Central States Mission and his farewell was given in the Third Ward on Tuesday. Merrill Harris, 17, of this city was mysteriously shot while playing play-ing checkers in a tent on the J. W. Whiting road camp near Evan-ston, Evan-ston, Wyo., Sunday. His life was saved as the bullet struck a rib and was deflected. Hurled from his bicycle under the wheels of a passing car, Leslie Les-lie Porter, 14, son of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Porter, was fatally injured in-jured Sunday morning. Everett Boyer, Porter's cousin riding the handle bars was seriously injured in the accident. Class officers at the Springville high school were elected the past week. Dick Wightman, Virginia Rivers, LaBarge Nielson, Melva Jenkins, Josephine McKenzie, Len-ore Len-ore Condie, LaVon Whitney, and Grant Palfreyman are junior class leaders; Harold Harmer, Joe Miller, Mil-ler, Minnie Henderson, Ferl Nielson, Niel-son, Harriet Miner, Coba Coffel, Clarence Savage, Dorothy Bryant,"? sophomores; Rex Sutherland, Bliss Crandall, Evelyn Miner, Beth Smith, Edna Starr, Dwain Spaf-ford, Spaf-ford, Lillian Bird, Harry Zabris-kie, Zabris-kie, seniors. Miss Edna Kennedy left this week for Salt Lake City and will spend this school year at Rolland Hall. Warren Beardall, son of Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Beardall of this city and Miss Naomi Smith, a daughter of John G. Smith of Salt Lake City were married Thursday in the Salt Lake Temple. A number num-ber of social functions have been given in their honor here and in Salt Lake City. 20 Years Ago ... A total of 20 carloads of green tomatoes have been shipped from this area through the Springville packing plant. The amount is considerably con-siderably less than last year due to the extreme hot summer. Approximately Ap-proximately 140 acres were planted plant-ed to the croup. Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Allan announce the birth of a son Sept. 25. Mrs. Allan was the former Florence Carrick. Mr. and Mrs. John Fullmer have a baby son born on Tuesday. Of interest to relatives here is the marriage of Miss Melba Roy-lance, Roy-lance, daughter of Mr. and! Mrs. Austin Roylance to D. J. Scal-manini Scal-manini of San Francisco, Calif., which took place in Reno, Nev., Sep. 21. Mrs. Schalmanini has been employed in the Bank of America in San Francisco and they will make their home in that city after a few days visit in Springville. Sons of Utah Pioneers of this city have a meeting scheduled in the library October 7 at 7:30 p.m. Complimentary to her little daughter Margaret Ann who was seven years old Wednesday, Mrs. E. T. Crandall entertained a group of young , folks at the Crandall home Wednesday. George Henderson, son of Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Henderson of this city has been judged the healthiest health-iest boy in Utah county. His record re-cord missed being perfect by just a few points. He is a 4-H member. Attending the University! of Utah this year from Springville are Blaine Rowland, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dell Rowland, Kay Hardy, Har-dy, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Hardy and Bryce Thorn, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Thorn. The Utah State Road Commission Commis-sion has awarded a $180,895.99 contract to W. W. Clyde and Co. for the grading and laying of 15.5 miles of oil surface on a stretch of road which extends east from Fruitland. 15 Years Ago ... A group of Springville men have organized what will be known as the Springville Flying Club and plan to get their pilot licenses. They have also purchased a new Taylorcraft cabin plane and plan to get in regular instruction. In trie club are Lawrence Beach, president; J. Lewis Bird, - vice-president; vice-president; Kimball Larsen, secretary; secre-tary; Deal Mendenhall, Mack Whitney, directors; Kay Mendenhall, Menden-hall, Delmar Whitney, W. R. Ed-dington, Ed-dington, Mark Oakley, Willis Mad-sen, Mad-sen, H. J. Stevenson, Ralph Wood-house, Wood-house, Eldon Carter, Elmo Green, H. T. Jensen, Lawrence Whitney, other members. The Third Ward Relief Society ladies bid farewell to their old |
