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Show I i II .... J . '1- r '..L..... . ".. . -.V -.(.ruuiiKC-.".-sri!.-- FRIDAY, MARCH 2, 1934 I ( 11; i .: . n d A 'if Tll4. Ylr T JrYOfllc i Gold . C C. Camp ri. uroye n o. w rieasuiit lumy j i citinsAccident anfu of this city, foreman !8 c. O. C. iraers a Moab, suf-& suf-& a wry exciting, though, lucky m riV rtwrsdar morning lr the mouth of Bp"a To ad suDerintendent Jeeiey were motoring home with ktoal bfrthday with their fam-L fam-L Mr. Sheeley't family resides Ji Lake. Engineer Windsor L enroute to Tacome, Washing- I . A. m tW to. The otner occupani had taken their turns at dtiv-fg dtiv-fg the car, so when evening came, V nnnmv took bla turn at the Keel. The other men were dosing Li Mr camnr must nave gone .w trr hist an Instant and the fun into the guard tti hlflhwar. The guara rau ke and the car went over a fifty mnhankment The front axie id two front wheels were broken aUwv minor Injuries to the car. Outside of a severe scare and be-la be-la shook up the. occupants were iln hired. Mr. Conway phoned his wife who ;otored to Spanish Fork canyon nd brought the party to Pleasant frove. Mr. Conway returned Saturday to m C. C. O. camp at Moab. . o TORENTS ENTER NATIONAL CONTEST Miss Emily Wright, teacher of Dme economics at Pleasant-Orove school, has entered her student a nation-wide essay contest In ihlch university scholarships are e major awards. This educational project for home omlcs students Is known as the tional meat story contest, and, tag to Miss Wright Is of ma-assistance ma-assistance In developing a fell-rounded study of this subject i foods classes. Inaugurated In 1924 y the National Live Stock and Meat Board and conducted in coop-iration coop-iration with teachers, the event Is laid to have Increased yearly In cope and popularity. Since all essays must be in the tands of the Judges by March 15, the rls are losing no time in selecting heir topics and assembling their nateruU. The essays must deal with some phase of the subject of meat or the live-stock industry. State, and district winners and a lational champion will be selected. Women nationally prominent in the ield of home economics will Judge ys. Subject matter, method f presentation and neatness are all nskiered In making the awards, t is sikt. JAMES H. GILLMAN FAMILY HOLDS REUNION The family of the late James H. Oilman, held a reunion Wednesday evening at the Undon Hall. The evening was spent In a picnic lunch eon, a program with games for grown-ups and children, and danc- I The following families are mclud-ed: mclud-ed: Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Qillman .and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ray QUI-Iman QUI-Iman and family, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde plllman and family, Mr, and Mrs. loien GUknan and family,- Mr. and nuo. uvuucui uuuuur wi imawj, Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Jarman and family, Mr. and Mrs. James H. Olllman and family, Mr.' and Mrs. James C, Qillman aJtamilyMr. and Mrs. Reed Olllman and family, Mr. and 1W Bwin Olllman v and family, Mr; and Mni Morrel Olllman Olll-man and famlh, Mrfc IXJrtus' Olllman Olll-man Hooley and family. There were about one hundred guests In attendance. BENSON WALKER FAMILY TO BOLD BIRTHDAY REUNION The HeiMOn - WolVwr fimll. a - WAM VI more than three hundred descendants, descend-ants, will hold a minion March 13, In the Third ward amusement Vail There will be a program of entertaining enter-taining features and early day rem-Inences rem-Inences from 7:30 until 8:30 p. m. Following this a picnic luncheon will be enjoyed. Prom 8:30 until 10: p. m., dancinc will h From 10 until 11 ovjv r! gram numbers will be rendered, fol- wcu Uy oancing until midnight. The late Henaon Wilt of the plonesrs of 1847, entering ttus valley, with Brlgham Young. Hs is Identified with all of U the first Bishop of Ptamant 0row MATINEE TODAY 1:45 P, M. 10 CENTS. PERFORMANCE SATUR., 8 P, M. Reserve Seat 25c, General Adm..20c. 1ThM mMlkl5tQlXr99 tiiellj yschopt win present the Operetta C Doctor," Doc-tor," or "East of the Rio Grande," Saturday evening, March 1, wttb a matinee Friday afternoon at 1:45 p. m. One hundred and fourteen students are included In the east. The east: Dr. Drtnkwater Charles Harris Mrs. Weakly."; . . : . . ; . . Jean Rlchlns Mrs. Crossly.... Eva Marie Conway Dr. Slaughter..'. Julian Lowe Dr. Cutten Barney Hilton Dr. Oaffln Elmer Fouti Rainbow Tom Larsen Bessie ...Edith Preston Honor .Maurtne Monson Madam Chore. Beth Anderson Gloria Drlnkwater .Elda Neves Fanoho Oswald Farr Philip. . . ... ......... JWan Bastlan Old Timer Ray Mflls Pah i, . . . Kale Llnbaugh 8ynthla....... Thelma West Manuel Wmfred Johnson Solo dancers MerceUe Fair, Marine Mar-ine Walker and Alva Jensen. A chorus of doctors, patients, nurses, visitors, cowboys, . Spanish girls and boys, and Mexicans, aQ dressed In eokrful eostumes. For the past week Deknar Nelson of this city, a graduate of the Art department of the R Y. U. and five art students of the "Y", have been assisting In designing and decorating? decor-ating? special scenery for the operetta. oper-etta. William .Partington, teacher of Mechanic Arta, has also lent a hand with his students, to see that lighting effects, and stage settings are complete. . Miss Ruth Peterson, teacher of Domestic Art, - and her students have aided la designing and making costumes for the cast ' Musical In structor E. A. Beck Is directly in charge of the production, with Ar-vlHa Ar-vlHa Clark assisting In the libretto and dancing; Ford M. poulson, orchestra: or-chestra: Miss Ruth Peterson.- costumes, cos-tumes, and William Partington, scenery. The operetta promises to be one of the best ever staged by the high school. LINDON WARD HOLDS . , MASS, MEETING The Llndon ward held a mass meeting Sunday afternoon to discuss dis-cuss the ways and means of erect ing an amusement hall with base ment class rooms, at the south end of the ward chapel After a lively discussion at was decided to discuss dis-cuss the matter with the church architect and find out the estimated cost of this ' new addition. The materials used to the Ltndon hall could be used to aid In the erec tion of the new amusement haH Llndon needs this new addition to their chapel. Combining the two together wuT-make it more conven ient for the .ward for all social functions, func-tions, particularly Old Folks Day and ward reunions. CUM SUtiM Net Be Scared The normal child is bom wits few natural fears and the wise parent safeguards a child against scqntrini fears. BW Crew U Tree In a campaign la northeasters states to era dlrats currant and gooseberry bushes te prevent then luubering white pine blister rust bushes have been found growing la trees Mr. Crlce jusd Ma CrUUU to Aagto-gaxen-times a- pig was vslled a'.gris. When people be-gaa be-gaa adopting surnames many keep., an of pigs adopted such aames ms Grtce, ' GritdaleV and Griee, frets their occupations. o Kli Edward a4 King Ceerge King Edward VII succeeded to the throne January 22, 1901, and he was crowned August 9, 1901 King George V succeeded to the throne May 8, 1910, and his coronation ceremony was June 22, 191t Perfected Bcariagt Machine bearings have been so perfected that one type evn en ables the large wheel of a certain machine to be set In motion by the weight of a silk handkerchief. Col iter's Magasln. Extra Fee fer Cb Post Office officials of Scotland have ruled that cables of felicitation felicita-tion sent to newly married couples In colonies must be charged at full commercial rates, while those bear Ing other greetings go at reduced tolls. un jvi Walker was a guest of TwtaSa&Br&ttoa relatives Monday, - Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Fugal of Nephl spent-the week-end with relatives rela-tives here. Mr. C. E. Allred and Sheldon All-red All-red of Spring City, visited with rela tives here Saturday and Sunday. ; Miss Oennleve Bluth a student of the "Y" at Provo, was the guest of her aunt, Un Hilda Farr, Saturday. Satur-day. Mrs. Owen Allen and Mrs. Sue! Zimmerman of LehL visited with a number of Manila relative Tuesday afternoon. The Sunday School of fleers of the Manila ward will be sponsors for a dancing party at the ward Amusement Amuse-ment Hall Thursday wentof, March 1. -- Mr. and Mrs. R. O. Weeks announce an-nounce the birth of grandson. Mr. and Mrs. Orvllle Gee of Provo are the happy parents. Mrs. Gee formerly form-erly was Noma Weeks of this city, Mrs, Vlda Conway Joined a group of Utah county 4-H club workers Sunday and motored to Logan, where she will attend a week's school for 4-H club workers, under the direction di-rection of the U. S. A, C. Extension Service. Mrs. C. Ev Allred and daughter Buelah of Spring City, have been visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Smith the past week. . Miss Buelah Is convalescing from an operation which she underwent at a Provo hospital recently. The Llndon ward will hold a ward banquet In the Llndon Hall Friday evening. A picture show sponsored by the Challenge Butter Co, will be siven after the banquet AH ward organizations are assisting in. the preparation of the banquet xne proceeds will go for a ward building fund. Bishop and Mrs. David B. Thome, Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Keetch Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Robert Walker and Mrs. A L. culllmore were among the relatives rela-tives who attended the funeral of Mrs. Elmo Richards at UL Pleasant Monday. Bishop Thome was one of the speakers and Mrs. May R. Walk er gave a solo, as a part of the services. Yard Johnson left Monday with a group of four men, employed by the government, for Eureka where they will make an economic survey of the district to determine the Influence the mining Industry has had upon the residents of that dty. The real effect upon the people of closed mines and small wages. The mental condition of people of today com pared to times before the closing of the mines. Among those who attended the temple excursion to Salt Lake Monday Mon-day were, Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Johnson, John-son, Mrs. Minnie Anderson, Mrs. Preston, Mrs. 8. F. Walker, Mrs. Fred Fouts, Mr. and Mrs. Weston Hales, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence HOton, Mrs. Lurena Nielsen, Miss , Ardena At-wood, At-wood, Mr. and Mrs. O. O. Newman, Mrs. Oscar Rlchlns. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Adamson and John A Adam son. - Mrs. Isaac Hayes entertained at a birthday party "Friday afternoon in honor pf.hefc daughter -loo Claire. The afternoon, ias spent In. games. Dainty; ' refreshment were : served, The ioUbwlnt iwesU wert "invited. LuannaT-Thorafton. Mary Grua, Axons Axo-ns Farr, Katherine Kirk, - Marian! Adamson, Arlena Herdenreich, Marie Bums, Eileen Peterson, Anna Mae Nelson, Marilyn Richards, Anna Marie Walker, Anna Beth Larsen, Carol Clark and Iowna Baxter. Mrs. Effie W. Adams, Mrs. Mertam W. Wright and Miss Lucille Wadley were hostesses at a miscellaneous shower Saturday evening at the Wadley home in honor of Miss Emma Em-ma Ludwlgson. a bride of March 1. The evening was spent m miscellaneous miscel-laneous games and other entertain ing features. Delicious refreshments were served to about fifty ladles. Miss Ludwlgson has been prominent in church and social affairs of the Manila ward. She served as cleaner leader of the M. L A. and has been an active leader of 4-H club work. She Is a graduate of the B. Y. n. and will wed Walter Hall of Salt Lake City. Thursday. March l. They will make their home In Salt Lake. 'PiSisant Grove High; School Presents the Operetta "0 DOCTOR" or "EAST OF THE RIO GRANDE AT mr.n crnnnt: AimTTADTTTM ' r . . . . -VJ. KfJXXJJXJ ilUillV 1V1 U 111 Mr. and Mr. Pearl Hobson of Bait Lake were guest .Thursday of Mr. uaUA. J. X.TheobalL. - William Atwood of & Lake City spent several days the- past week visiting with relatives here. Sale! fit and Sat y-reeae SSe, tUt and IL4S, The Style Shop, .Ajsv-Tork. lll,;l,iU.., Mrs. Anthony Wbatcott of Millard Mill-ard county Is visiting a few days with her sister, Mrs. V. H. Barney. Joseph A Dlckerson, who Is section sec-tion foreman at NephL spent Tuesday Tues-day here with his family. atvf Mn Ed Fame and son LaVan, wd daughter-in-law, were guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. H. E. .FIT sndjtajnljfcl. Miss Emily Wright has been accepted ac-cepted a member of the Utah County Coun-ty Business and Professional Women Wo-men association. - Mrs. Thomas Charlesworth of Provo was honor guest at a birthday dinner Tuesday at the home of her daughter, Mrs. V. H.. Barney. Wayne Stewart of 8alt Lake and Mrs. Georgia Henderson of Riverton, were guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Theobald Thursday, February 22. Tt Saturday night the H. L Wright family held a social and family fam-ily reunion for the purpose of forming form-ing a family organization for genealogical gene-alogical purposes. Mary Fouts Oorrigan of Salt Lake Is convalsdng at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Foutx, following an operation two weeks ago for appendicitis. Innoculation for diphtheria and vaccination for. small pox has been receiving the second of the series necessary to make students safe from these diseases at the schools Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Tolman, who nave been vWtlnTf at the home of Mrs. Clara Kirk, left the first of the week for Sevier county, where Mr. Tolman will be employed by the W. T. Raleigh company. 8amuel Kifer known to Radio listeners as Peter 8praynoezle gave a very interesting talk at the Third ward chapel last 8unday evening. Miss Nellie Blackwell gave a comet solo and Miss Elda Neve a piano selection. Mrs. Ed R. Nelson and Mrs. Glen Wadley entertained at a birthday dinner Saturday evening in honor of their father, Eugene Allred. Reav tlves of the family were guests. A number of relatives from Sanpete county were present Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Harvey were In Salt Lake Tuesday to bid farewell to Dr. and Mrs. Dean A Harvey who left this week for a tour of Europe, previous to attending summer school In Paris, for which he recently received re-ceived a scholarship. Dr. George Hanson of the B. Y U. will be the principal speaker at the First ward M I A conjoint meeting Sunday evening, March 4. His subject will be an illustrated lec ture on "The Origin of the Ameri can Indian". A special musical program pro-gram la being prepared for the occa sion. The Sunday School officers and teachers of the Third ward held a meeting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. c. O. Newman. After the business busi-ness had been taken care of delicious refreshments were served by Miss Marvel Newman. C. O. Newman. Mrs. Leah Huntsman and Miss Emily Emi-ly Wright. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Walker. Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Walker. Mr. and Mrs. Parson Richards, Bishop and Mrs. David B. Theme attended the funeral of Mrs. Elmo Richards at Mt Pleasant Monday. Mrs. Rich ards formerly lived in this city, she leaves her husband and two small children. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Adams will give a wedding reception next Satur. day evening at their home In honor oi then daughter Ohpha, and H Pierce Bringhurst who will be mar. rled Friday, February S, In the 8alt Lake temple. About 30 guest have been Invited to attend the wedding reception. I and Green Ball to be Held March 6th The-annual .Gold and Orera of the Tlmpanogo stake will be held In the high school gymnasium. Tuesday. March 6th. The entire stake board will be responsible for the beautiful green and gold decorations, decor-ations, showing activities of the M. I. A Elroy West and Arvilla Clark are - in charge -of tha selection - of the queen. Six ladles, one from each ward. have been selected as maids of hon or. The queen to be selected from this number. The ward representatives are: First ward., Ellen Adams. Second wajd-Thora Urtehaugh. Third ward Louise Christiansen. Manila ward Ductile Wadley. Windsor ward Donna Olllman. lindOT JYrence Bailey. A group of -dancers- from eaohl ward have been practicing for several sev-eral weeks under the direction of Miss Maybelle Farr and Arlan Bastlan Bas-tlan on the green and gold tango. The ward having the largest, num ber of dancers win receive special recognition from the stake board. Each year this' annual affair stands out as one of the principal social events of the year.- This year the young people are looking forward to this occasion. o Need te Kaew Mack Uncle Ab ssys the more you nave the more you need to know; only the sum with a car has to learn the parking regulation. o Camels te Mall PUae's Aid When a mall plan was forced down In the hill of the Desert of Wadlhalfa, Egypt camels were loaded load-ed with cans of gasoline and rushed to the spot to supply a deficiency of fuel. Eclectics The name eclectics Is given to those especially philosophers and painters who do not attach themselves them-selves to any especial school, but pick and choose from various systems, sys-tems, ' combining doctrines and methods they find suitable to themselves them-selves Individually. Priaeipa! Observatories The principal observatories hi the world are: Naval observatory, Washington, D. C; Royal observatory, observa-tory, Greenwich, England ; Paris observatory, ob-servatory, Paris, France: Berlin observatory, ob-servatory, Berlin, Germany t Pnlko-va Pnlko-va observatory, Poland; Harvard College observatory, Cambridge, ilass.; Lick observatory. Mount Hamilton, Cuiif.; Terkes observe tory, Williams Say. Wis. ; Mount Wilson obserratory. Mount Wilson, Calif.; Potsdnra observatory. Puts dam, Germany. The First ward gave a banquet at Manila, was united in marriage the tabernacle Wednesday evening.! Thursday to Walter Hall of Salt Lake City. The bride Is a Mr. and Mrs. Martelle Keetch are 'graduate of the Brlgham Young moving this week from the Windsor i University. She has a host of friends ward to the Tlmpanogo ward. The Windsor ward Relief Society win hold an apron sale Friday afternoon. af-ternoon. The same evening a one-act one-act play and entertaining program numbers will be given In the ward chapel Mr. and Mrs. J, W. Gil Iman returned re-turned Wednesday from an eastern trip Mr. GUlman is vice president of the National Sugar Beet Growers association. He spent ten days in Washington, assisting in a flght against cutting the quota to 1.450,-000 1.450,-000 tons. Mr. and Mrs. Olllman said they had encountered cold weather all through the east. The nicest weather encountered during the past two weeks was right here In Utah. Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Keetch Jr.. entertained last Saturday evening at a wedding reception at their home in the Windsor ward in honor of the marriage of their daughter, Ora Utah, and Verl Kirk. In the Salt Lake temple Wednesday, Feb ruary 21st The rooms were beautifully dec orated, the predominating colors be ing green and gold. The same color scheme was carried out on the beautifully appointed tables that were used in serving a delicious wedding supper. A huge wedding cake centered the table. Thirty-five close relatives of both sides of the family were present The young couple received many beautiful gifts to aid in the pros-! pective house keeping venture. o- P.G. AeC. Defeats B. Y. U. Varsity One of the most Interesting bask- Irtball games of the past seasOflT Wal belli played at the high school gym.' Won-' day evening between the Pleasant Orove Athletic club and the B. Y. U. Junior Varsity team, the final score being 43 to 40, In favor of the locals. This game was the first of a three game seria for the championship cham-pionship of the Utah county league. -The-B, Y. -TJ. team wra first hall honors In the league and Pleasant Grove annexed the second half. The second game of this championship series will be played at the B. Y. U. gym. next Monday night March 5th. If a third game is necessary to decide the winners it will be played later at the Pleasant Grove high school gym. The county winners win-ners will attend the A. A. U. tournament tour-nament to be held In Salt Lake City, March 19th, at the Deseret gymnasium, It Is Interesting to note that Ver- ney, who played center, wa at least ft inches In height and towered above Thornton Burke, who played center for the locals. But through Burke's activity the toss-up was divided equally between them. Shelby West was high point-man for the locals, though each man was in the game every minute. Kotter made the most points for the Varsity teem. George Gourley, a B. Y. U. letterman, and Shelby West, a TJ. 8. A. C. letterman, who have played basketball through high school and college are a hard combination com-bination to beat With Christiansen, Christian-sen, Smith and Wadley Pleasant Orove can brine home the honors. On March 19th, a number of local fans could not be paid money enough to stay home If P. O. wins at the tournament The score: PL. OROVE A O. G. T. F. P. 8. West, rf. 8 S 3 13 Gourley, If 6 1 1 13 Burke, c .3 0 0 6 Christiansen, rg 0 111 Smith, lg............:...2 3 2-6 Wadley, rg 4 2 1 9 Totals 31 9 8 50 JUNIOR VARSITY . G. T. F. P. Kotter, rf ...,3 4 J 7 Johnson, If 7 0 0 14 Vemey, c 7 4 3 17 Snyder, rg 2 3 1 5 Peterson, lg 0 0 0 0 Wllley, rf 1 0 0 2 Totals ..20 11 5 45 11 25 39 50 12 26 36 45 Ash, umpire. ' Score by " quarters: P. O. A. C. Junior Varsity Mcintosh, referee; o LUDWIGSON-HALL MARRIAGE Miss Emma Ludwlgson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ludwlgson of In this community who are extend ing hearty wishes to the young couple cou-ple for a happy future. o Pleety ef Fertiliser United States Department of Agriculture Ag-riculture state that calcium' phosphate phos-phate deposits In Utah. Wyoming and Idaho can supply the country with fertiliser for centuries after supplies In Florldn. South Carolina and Tennessee ere depleted. Electricity Ifo one knows Just 'what, Telee-t trtclty Is. A general definition la thst electricity is a material acency which, -when In motion, exhibits Monday. . i magnetic, chemical and thermal Ten Year Ago Now i 5 effects, and which, whether In mo- Students of the Pleasant Grove tlon or at rest. Is of such a nature high school assisted by Carl Chxis-that Chxis-that when it Is present In two or tensen and Rolfe Pratt of the B, Y. more localities within certain limits U., will present "The Bohemian of association a mutual Interaction ! Girl,'' the most elaborate musical of force between such localities Is entertainment attempted in this observed. Investigations Indicate . community, March 6 to 7. Prof, that It Is discrete or granular In na-! Overlade Is directing the singing ture and that there may be two and Miss Lyle Lindsay the drama-kinds, drama-kinds, positive and negative. tic part of the production. TIMPANOQOS STAKE GOLD & GREEN BALL High School Gym, Tuesday March 6 Admission 40c per couple Extra Ladies 15c All Wards Share Alike in the Profit. SUPPORT YOUR WARD I Oldest Resident of Windsor Ward v Answers Call 'Marie rxrthy Rlcharflyri ,171?. died -Wednesday rooming at e- .m. at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Jesse Louder of the Windsor ward. She had been in for about a month of old age and general debility...: Mrs. Richardson was born . April 15, 1838, in Salt Lake City. She and hex husband,. Jonn W.. Richardson, Richard-son, who died about ten years ago, lived most of their lives in the Kam-as Kam-as valley. She moved to Pleasant Grove after the death of her husband hus-band and has since resided here. Surviving are the foUowtng sons and daughters, Aurllla J. ' Smith. Gilbert W. Richardson and Vet A, Louder of Oram; Ovey a Richardson, Richard-son, of Mount Wells, Utah; Claud-fcxis Claud-fcxis Richardson, Auburn, Calif; also twenty-seven grandchildren and two. hrotho. andL eigM-!tt... Funeral service will be held Fri day at 10:30 a. m. in the Windsor ward chapel The body will then be taken to the Francis ward, where services will be held at 2:30 p. m. Interment will be in Kama cemetery. ceme-tery. -'-.j'.'.o - . ; r . . Japaa's Seeead dry Osaka, with an estimated annual production of $181,000,000, Is Japan's Ja-pan's second largest Industrial dty. ATTENTION MfMBERU " OF TMPANOGOS BENEVOLENT BENEV-OLENT SOCIETY The majority of the officers of the Tunpanogos Benevolent Society think that claim No. 2. of the or-ganlxation or-ganlxation should not have been accepted. ac-cepted. Therefore this claim wilt not be collected. Those who have paid may get their money refunded by calling on the secretary. James D. Thorne, SecretarrTreasurer Pleasant Grove, Utah. (Taken from flies of March 1. 1934) An enthusiastic meeting of the residents of Llndon First ward was held Thursday night for the purpose of discussing the proposition of buying the Dry Canyon water better known as the Rogers place. A committee com-mittee was appointed to petition the county conamtssioners for townsite with a view of procuring an approved water works system. Ten Years Ago Now ' Wednesday morning Mrs. Luells B. Christiansen, wife of Albert Christiansen, suffered very serious bums when a can of kerosene exploded ex-ploded as she was building the kitchen fire. Her clothing was ignited and she was a mass of flames. Her husband and eighteen year old son helped to smother the flames with bedding. She was rushed rush-ed to the American Fork hospital. Ten Years Ago Now-American Now-American Fork's brand new fire engine and equipment was shown In Pleasant Grove as a part of the celebration of the arrival of the new machine. Accompanying the new' truck were a number of ' prominent people from that city. Ten Year Ago Now The Farmers and Housekeeper's Round-up held in the high school Monday and Tuesday proved entire-' ly successful as well as profitable to those attending the two days' cs- slons. U, -Ten Year Ago now - Mr. ana nanvtt. w. jacoos are. fne Iprcud parents of a baby boy born Ten YearaAgo Now 114 Students in Cast; Music Dancing Solos and - Chorus |