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Show If i Hr ' : t;; - f- h-'rji- i KA f fl . From Mill to Pole . . i Flour Mill Relic Preserved in Union Park "'t? ; '.l-- I z I 2 U L k V; s Union citiieni gathered last week t the flagpole in Union Park to perform the finishing touches affixing a bronie marker to the old flour mill grinding stofi which forms the flagpole base. From left, Vern Bringhurst, Keith Wood, lr Proctor, Evan Hansen, Wayr.a Wood, Collin Wood, Dale ansen, Gary Bringhurtt. UNION Mrs Annctt Perez Mrs Virginia Peterson Mr & Mrs Curtis Brady attended a Halloween costume party given by the Sons of the Utah Pioneers Thursday, at the DUP hall in West Jordan. They also enjoyed a program and dinner. Mr & Mrs Sheldon C. Anderson spent the week end deer hunting at Strawberry. They met Mr & Mrs Glen Johnson while there. Wedding Shower Held by Proxy A shower by proxy was held recently at the home of Mr 6 Mrs Vern N. Grimsley, in honor of Sp4 Allen A. Grimsley, son of Mr 4 Mrs Vern Grimsley, Sr., and his new Burney bride, Margaret Grimsley, daughter of Mrs Patsy Pleasants. The coluple was wed Oct. in the Boydton Baptist Church in Boydton, Va. The was Dr. minister officiating G. Truman, Sandlin. Present at the shower were Miss Pamela Grimsley, Miss Patsy Grimsley, Mrs Joane Grimsley, Mrs Amelia Grimsley, Mrs Carolyn Grimsley, Mrs Annett Perez, Mrs Addie Brumley, and Mrs Kate Law-son- . 7 Receiving gifts in behalf of the newlyweds was the mother of the groom, Mrs Amelia Grimsley, who travelled to Virginia to be with the hap-pcouple. The Union Second Ward choir and the Union Sixth Ward choir furnished the music for the East Jordan Stake Conference held in Union last Sunday. The Union PTA club held its monthly meeting at the home of Arvil Graham. They had a luncheon. Hostesses were Mrs Zelda Motta, and Mrs Lory Roberts. Others present were Mrs Edna P. Jensen, Mrs Esther Forbush, Mrs Pearl Green, Mrs Hazel Fisher, Mrs Rena Steffanoff and Mrs Blanche Thomas. v Attends Convention Of Seminarians Lyman C. Berrett, coordinator of Seminaries in the districts, just recoturned from a three-daordinators convention held on the campus of Brigham Young University where the central office of the department is Jordan- -Murray housed. The convention was held un- der the direction of Dr. William E. Berrett, administrator of the department, and Drs. and Alma P. Burton, assistant administraDale T. Tingey tors. Winners Named in Draper Competition Lecture To Be Held at Mountview A lecture on "Civil Turmoil Cause and Cure" will be given by Rev. E. F. Yearling at the Mountainview elementary school, 1651 E. 7000 South on Oct. 28. Other lectures are being held Thursday evening at the Howard R. Driggs elementary school and at the Ladies Literary Club, 850 E. South Temple, Salt Lake on Friday. Halloween Plans Made For Youngsters Halloween party will be held for all West Jordan children from the area of the new Westvale and the West Jordan elementary schools at the West Jordan elementary school on Halloween night, Oct. 31. The party is for the pre school children up to and including the sixth grades. The party is being given by the PTA and teachers of both schools. The Lions Club of West Jordan has provided the money for the generous treats. The American Legion is furnishing the spook alley. Prizes will be given for costumes. A movie will be shown. Police will be on the school grounds and children are all asked not to be on the streets to trick or treat. Time for the party is as chilfollows; The dren, to be accompanied by a and first and secgrown-up- , ond graders will come at 5:30 to 7. The little children should then be taken home. The third to sixth graders will have their party from 7:15 to 9. A pre-scho- The West Jordan Junior High will hold a night dance Friday, Oct. 27 for Halloween. Parents are invited to visit the dance and see the decorations and the floor show. There will be a stake youth dance on Saturday night, Oct. 28, for Halloween. Costumes may be worn but no masks. Those of ninth grade age may Pot Luck Supper Held By Lady Lions West Jordan Lady Lion held its opening meeting at the home of the president, Mrs Bonnie Hunt. Pot luck and supper was enjoyed Soldier's Mdal on acres homesteaded For Heroism MIA Officers Oct. 22 in the Mt. Sunday, Jordan stake conference held in Draper First-ThirLDS Ward, the following new MIA officers were appointed: Mrs Jean T. Clayton, president; Mrs Marie S. Moller, first Mrs Thelma L. counselor; Ainsworth, second counselor. Roy Brown was sustained Sunday as second counselor in the East Jordan Stake Presidency. He succeeds Ralph E. Jensen as counselor to Pres. Richard F. North. Pres. Brown has had wide experience in church work and is currently serving on the priesthood genealogy committee in addition to being Gen- ealogical Society. Pres. Brown and his wife, Evelyn, are the parents of three daughters and one son. He is a partner in the CPA firm of Brown & Jarman. " w The following are home again after serving two and a half years missions for the LDS Church. They are Norman E. Henke, Glen E. Sudbury, Allen D. Maynes, G. E. Andrus, Wayne Lynn Smith, Robert P. Dowley, R. J. Dansie, Garrett L. Dunton, Michael D. Smith, Fred E. Aldridge and Michael T. Olson. Mt. Jordan Stake MIA will show the film, "Let It Rain," at the Granite Stake house, Nov. at 7:30 p.m. Later. Jacob Pate moved to Greenwood Ave where he developed water on his farm and used it to run water pow- er machinery, grindstones, washers, and other machines. He built ponds to hold the water and in winter put up ice in sawdust and sold it to the local community. One year a Halloween par-tv rolled the mill stone down to the old Union Ward House and placed it on the front steps. The stone was moved out on the church grounds, and when Union Fort Days celebration was organized and held on the church grounds at 900 East and Union Ave., the stone was used as a base for the flag pole. When the church grounds were sold in 1964 a committee was organized to move the flag pole and use it as a monument, with Ira Proctor as chairman. The flag pole and monument were dedicated on July 1966. by William Edwin 4, Berrett, who was one of the roll the boys who helped grinding stone onto the church Halsteps on that long-agloween. Vern Bringhurst was master of ceremonies and the flag raising was by Union Boy Scouts under the direction of Harry Mudd. GRANITE Carrigan Heads Ward MIA The Midvale Second Ward YWMIA president, Miss Judy Mlaker, has been released at Midvale Second LDS Ward. The new president is Miss Claudia Carrigan. Midvale Second LDS Ward Deacon's Quorum, under the leadership of Ronald LeFevre, enjoyed a roller skating party recently. Enjoying the party were Jimmy Jones, Blaine Richardson, Lee Coon, Robyn Johnny Jones, and Allgood, Crpii- Francom. HERE MOW! Mrs Glen Ebert Returning home after traveling over three months were Mr & Mrs Clifford Higgins. They were in the New England States. Eastern Canada and visited the World's Fair Expo 67 at Montreal. While on their trip they called home from Nova Scotia which is 5.000 miles away. Patsy Durrant will soon leave on an LDS mission to Norway. Mr & Mrs Elvis Evans and Mr & Mrs Robert Gul! went on a deer hunting trip to Meadow in Southern Utah Stanley Bonham is in 'he East on a business trip Mrs Wanda Gilp guest at a luncheon fiiven by the Federal Women t the Hotel Utah. The !at;st in furs was shown during the luncheon. Mrs Vida Hunter, Denver, and Mrs James Wallace and sons, Kent and Bart. Ogden, were guests of Mr & Mrs Amasa Davidson. Oral Cold V accme Keeps Colds Away All Winter Call U- s- M 7650 S. State St., Midvale m 255-425- 9 miiT"'"',irii iiri1"' Ti fit i Repeal of A Sellout XT I Just Received A New Shipment Glen Butler Sp4 Of Lee's Continuous Filament Nylon A Soldier's Medal was awarded Sp4 Glen A. Butler, recently in action in Vietnam. He is in the U.S. Army Co. A, 228th Aviation Battalion (Assault Support Helicopter.) A son of Mrs Stella W. Raff, Midvale, he has been in the service for a year and in - Vietnam six months. The citation was awarded Butler for heroism not involving actual conflict with an armed enemy force but for .his action in saving the lives Jordan High of Jordan High's annual "Dog Patch Drag" dance will be held Nov. 3 at 8 p.m. entire crew of men on had which helicopter crashed near an aircraft refueling point where he was working. The three crew mem- The annual dance is a girls choice affair and will feature the music of the Ferraris. Other highlights of the evening will include a pig naming contest and Lil Abner contest. crashed aircraft and although the helicopter was burning and parts of the rotor system and transmission were being thrown in all directions, Butler remained to extract the injured personnel. an a bers were the in pinned n NEWS OF MEN IN SERVICE Gerald Lt. L. Thompson, husband of Ann Richards Thompson, Jackson St., stationed at Osan Air Base. Korea, received the Air Force reAccommodation Medal cently for his work while at Travis Air Force Base, Calif. He has been stationed in Korea and is doing contracting and procurement in the Air Force. 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Center St. Furnishings Midvale 4 Miss ome Furnishings Dog Patch Drag Scheduled at W. of the Church Appoint Stake 2 The winners in the Punt, Pass and Kick competition, sponsored by Whetman Motor, Ford Motor and National Foot olds. ball League, were First place, Steven Howlett, second, Paul Vawdrey, third. all of Draper: Randy elds, first. Verlyn Ash-toRobert Stone, second, Draper, third. Leland Matthews, Sandy; olds, first, Clair Skoubye, Sandy. second, Tim Strasburg, Pleas-J- . ant Grove, third, Kent Dunn, olds, first, Crescent; Lynn Ware, Draper, second, Ron Jacobson, Sandy, third, Shawn Burnham, Draper; olds, first, Brian Ballard, second, Chad Washburn, Dra- Ronnie Long, Salt Eer, third, olds, first, Vaughn Cox, Sandy, second, Steve Padjen, Midvale, third, Nick Petrlich, Midvale. Master of ceremonies was Bill Hesterman and coordinator was D. Max Burgener. Orr located 255-466- Counselor Named in East Jordan Stake attend. West Jordan elementary school held a faculty dinner party at the new Westvale school. was Robert Burroughs Pate, who built a log house on top of the hill, about 7410 South games were played. The next meeting will be held Nov. 6. Pierian meeting will be held Oct. 26 with the Dulce Singers presenting the program. West Jordan First Ward will hold a ward bazaar on Nov. 11 starting at 5 n.m. There will be food, gift items, services games, fish pond. First Ward singing mothers will sing at the Stake Relief Society meeting on Friday morning, Oct. 27, at 10 a.m. West Jordan Junior High hosted the principals' annual meeting. Principals from Tooele, Murray, Jordan attended. The conference began at 1:30 and dinner was served at 6 p.m. The West Jordan Junior High seminaries, LDS and Catholic groups held a roller skating party last week. Clubs The West Jordan held achievement night Mon-- ' day, Oct. 23 in West Jordan. Home from Dixie College for deer hunting were RoLana Frandsen, Dawna Ncilson and Sharron Mousley. Virginia Schmidt and Mary Lou Peterson returned to Utah David State by Sunday Schmidt taking them in his airplane. Mr & Mrs Amasa Iverson were in Canada this week. treasurer mill of 80 G JORDAN NEWS 255-581- Butler Receives Jacob Pate. The East, .iust east of the First and Fourth Ward Chapel The flour mill was located at the bottom of this hill and was powered by water that came out of the East Jordan irrigation ditch, which came from Little Cottonwood Creek The mill race was built by Robert Pate and his two sons Thomas H. Smart and his wife. Mary Ann, lived in a the log house just across street from 1300 East on the corner of Creek Road. The first tannery and glue factory was a short distance east of the Smart home on the north side of Creek Road. Thomas H. Smart moved his tannery and glue factory out on the hill at 7800 South John and about 12th East. has a diploma his father received from Utah State Fair dated Oct. 2, 1889. for the best exhibit of home made oil and glue in Salt I ake County, signed by John R. Winder, president, and Heber W Wells, secretary, of the fair board. The flagpole stands adjac-- i ent to the World War 1 monument in the park and its base preserves one of the historical mementoes of the community. Last week a group of affixed the marker to the old grinding stone to complete a project shared in by the Little Cottonwood Creek community council, American Legion Union Post 63, and Union Lions Club. The mill stone has a long and colorful history, much of it written and preserved by Ira Proctor, who gathered of much the information an interview with through John H. Smart who, at 86 could remember the days when the mill was running under the operation of his father, Thomas H. Smart and Civic-minde- d WEST Union marker lu II if-- 1300 the pioneer A relic from flour mill at Union, 1300 East 7400 South, became a Derma- nent part of the Union Park last week. One of the great millstones that ground wheat into flour in the early days has been mounted as a base for the flapole in the Union Park, 7200 South 600 East, and identified brass an by appropriate The Midvale Sentinel Page The Jordan Guide Midvale, Utah Thursday, October 26, 1967 255-354- 7 |
