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Show 25 YEARS AGO From the files of the Review Friday, January 4, 1945. There will be less meat, butter, sugar and processed foods for American citizens, because of the war needs during dur-ing 1945, said Chester Bowles, OPA Adminstrator. 25 Years Ago . . Speakers at the January 12 to 14 Utah State Press Association Assoc-iation . Convention will be W. Vern McKinney, Adam S. Ben-nion Ben-nion and Ray J. Ashton. 25 Years Ago Dr. Robert C. Dalgleish, Utah Ut-ah Director of Dental Health will be the speaker at the January 11 meeting of the local Play School Parents Association. As-sociation. ' 25 Years Ago .. The American Legion Post 70 Commanded H. W. Clark announced an-nounced that wives, sisters, mothers and daughters of honorably hon-orably discharged servicemen are eligible to join the Unit 70 Auxiliary, soon to be organized in Pleasant Grove. 25 Years Ago The PGHS Vikings beat the Park City Miners 27-17 in a basketball game played last Friday night. Gene Hilton, 'Clute" Christiansen and "Red" Louder, were best shooters for the winners. 25 Years Ago The Dyring Sisters presented a musical lyceum program for the students of PGHS last Thursday afternoon. 25 Years Ago Servicemen mentioned in the Review this week included: Jack Boren, Ray Walker, Bill Robinson, Duane Keetch, Don Gillies and Kenneth Harris. 25 Years Ago Memorial Services for Sgt. Dale Atwood will be held Sunday Sun-day at 7 p.m. in the Stake Tabernacle. Sgt. Atwood was killed in action on the Western Front, European Theatre |
