Pleasant Grove Review | 1935-01-25 | Page 5 | Ten Years ago Now

Ten Years Ago ! 1 Now t , ,. i (Taken from files of Jan. 24, 1925) Word was received here of the death of Mrs. Emmett Hallsey of Sumpter, California, which occurred Friday, January ICth. Ten Years Ago Now Old Folks Day Wednesday was a huge success. "Old Sol" beamed forth all day from a cloudless .sky. In all 332 covers were laid for the delicious dinner sw-ved at noon. Washburn Chipman, near 96, was the oldest gentleman present and Mrs. Niels Nielsen, 83, was the oldest old-est lady. Mr. and Mrs. Niels Nielsen carried off honors for being wedded the longest, having 66 yours to their credit. Ten Years Ago Now Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Stewart an-inounce an-inounce the engagement of their daughter, Genevieve, t0 Mr. Le-J Le-J Grande Gudmimdse.n, son of Mr. vmd jMrs. Abo Oudiiiund: en of this city. I The marriage will take place Febru-jary Febru-jary 19 in the Salt Lake temple. I Ten Years A go Now j A winsome baby girl arrived Sun-! Sun-! 'fry at 'he home of Mr. and Mr;; Frank O. Nielsen. j A wd'hng reception was held jSafnrti'iy nifht at the home of Mr. and ?.!):;. A:ulr v: Pulley in honor of Mr. and Miss. Murray A. Miwl'H-k i v. in v.- re rnarr:"d latt we-k. j The Science class of the High Kr-h'iol, and their pari nors, enjoytd a If-leifhin? party Wedne.alay nK'ht. AKt the ride they went to the home of Wayne Chadwick where a delicious delic-ious supper was served.