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- Sculpture in Limestone
- Timpanogos Cave Boasts Unique Administration among Nat'l. Monuments
- Annual Senior Play Slated Wednesday
- Highest Natural Elevation
- U Students use Planes in Study of Earth Surface
- Officials Look forward to Record Year in 1939 with Opening of New Cave
- Men Battle Difficulty in Tunnel Work
- Crystal Grottoes , Dark Pools
- Alpine Field Day Slated at American Fork, may 9
- Timp Cavern Takes Place with other Great Caves Superintendent Declares
- Upward Trend is Noted in Travel to Scenic Spot
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- Am Fork Locals
- Local News
- Hospital Notes
- Alpine News
- Local News
- Boy Laid to Rest in American Fork
- Engagement Announced
- Prototype of Robinson Crusoe
- Naming Red River
- Birds do not have Teeth
- Ladies' Literary Club to Launch War on Cancer
- City Council Approves 5 - Year Purchase Lease on New Fire Equipment
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- At Affairs of State
- Early Court Cutting Plan
- Kara Sea Arm of Arctic
- Allowed Pint of Apple Jack
- Threads in Muslin Sheet
- American Fork's Truck Gets O. K of Underwriters
- City's New Fire Truck
- Local Musicians Make Outstanding Showing at Meet
- Training Meets Slated for Locals Scouters , Leaders
- Oldest Workman's Compensation
- A. F . Tracksters Sweep Events at Interschool Meet
- Bond Payment of $7170 Made by City in April
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- Mountain Man
- Documents in Public Record Office in London Take up Miles of Shelves
- Douglass Son of Slave Mother
- Star Dust
- Elevation of Pike's Peak
- Nearsightedness
- The Difference
- Cost of World War
- Grenades in War
- Helped Universalism
- Romans Developed Paint
- Where 'Mad' Means Insane
- Named Ticks after Seeds
- Sugar Content in Bananas
- The Christian Era
- Monuments to Flowers
- Subway to Excavations
- For Etching Glass
- The Forsyte Saga
- Gave Month's Warning
- The Name George
- Gifted Insects
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- Walk on Water
- Plan Festivals
- Life Federation to Grain for Pheasants
- P . G Pre- School Children Examined
- Highway Paving on P. G Revision Listed as Project
- May Day has Interesting Origin
- Many Whales in Antarctic Waters
- Viking Saga
- Pleasant Grove Locals
- Pocket Gopher Campaign
- Last Rites for Young Scheduled Today
- Stood on Stool When Crowned
- Church News
- Stake Larks Hold Outing at Lindon
- 150 Extend Greetings to Joseph Halliday on Birthday Sunday
- First Silos in Germany
- P . G . Seminary to Present Pageant for Graduation
- Four Wards to Hold Joint Meet Sunday Evening
- June 7 is Tentative Date for Strawberry Day
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- Main Street Widening Believed be Assured by Inclusion Utah Federal Aid Program for Fiscal
- Many have Decide
- Knife and Sword
- Bottles Earliest Glassware
- Helen Ellison is Elected to Post in "Y" Sorority
- Tea Plant Flower as Food
- Origin of Diamonds
- Primaries Plan may Festivals
- Bees Pass through Four Stages
- Has Lincoln Memorial Tower
- Heads Reelected by A. F Unit of Parent - Teachers
- The Spanish Main
- Tallest of all Dogs
- Diesels for Burlington's New $500,000 Bus Fleet
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Pleasant Grove Review | 1939-04-28 | Page 9 | 150 Extend Greetings to Joseph Halliday on Birthday Sunday
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1939-04-28 |
| Paper | Pleasant Grove Review |
| Rights | No Copyright - United States (NoC-US) |
| Publisher | Digitized by J. Willard Marriott Library, University of Utah |
| Creator | L. W. Gaisford |
| ARK | ark:/87278/s6km0scf |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6km0scf |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | 150 Extend Greetings to Joseph Halliday on Birthday Sunday |
| Type | birth |
| Date | 1939-04-28 |
| Paper | Pleasant Grove Review |
| Page | 9 |
| Creator | L. W. Gaisford |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6km0scf/8744234 |