Pleasant Grove Review | 1936-02-07 | Page 1 | Ten Years ago Now

r t Ten Years Ago j Now The cremated remains of Gilbert, Elmer, who died in California of Black Small Pox, arrived in Pleasant Pleas-ant Grove Wednesday and was buried bur-ied in the cemetery- This is the first cremated corpse ever buried here as far back as Sexton F. S. Humphries can remember. Ten Years Ago Now Wednesday evening a liitrh class vaudeville was presented followed by : a dancing! party for the Farmers and Housekeepers and the closing ol the Farmers' and Housekeeper' convention. Ten Years Ago Now A business meeting of the Old Polks Committee was held at the home of W. L. Hayes Sunday aft-er- I noon at 2 o'clock to talk over si'- cial arrangement for the annual uiu Folks mid-winter entertainment U toe held on Lincoln's birthday, Fet ryary 12th. Ten Years Ap,o Now Mrs- Alice M- Warburton, wife of Edward Warburton, died at her home Wednesday at the age of 6!J years. Ten Years Ago Now The Second Ward Dramatic company com-pany presented "Aunt Mary's Hoys" at the Sharon ward amusement liall I Thursday evening. The fit t have presented the play a number ' times, receiving much praise at e;u:h presentation.