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This text message is used to keep the image from rotating in ocr process. Be sure to crop the top .25" off after the ocr process. 210 S 100 WEST CHRISTENSEN, HANS & MAREN, HOUSE AMERICAN FORK, UTAH COUNTY AMERICAN FORK HISTORIC DISTRICT UTAH STATE HISTORY 1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 3922250017 8749 n HISTORIC SITE FORM (UHCS version) Utah State Historic Preservation Office UHCS 10#: 1. Identification 027508 Property Name: CHRISTENSEN, HANS & MAREN, HOUSE Address: 210 S 100 WEST City: AMERICAN FORK County: UTAH COUNTY 2. Documentation/Status Dates Surveyed or Added to SHPO Filing System: General/Miscellaneous File: I Reconnaissance Level Survey: 08/ 87 Intensive Level Survey: 07/97 Evaluation: (A) ELIGIBLEISIGNIFICANT National Register Status: AMERICAN FORK HISTORIC DISTRICT National Register Listing Date: 981210 Delisted date: Thematic or Multiple Property Affiliation: 3. Building Information 1 Date(s) of Construction: c.1872 Height (# stories): Original Use: RESIDENTIAL (GEN.) PlanlType: CROSSWING REGULAR BRICK Constr. Material(s): Architectural Style(s): VICTORIAN ECLECTIC GREEK REVIVAL Theme(s): Comments: Outbuildings (totallcontributing): 11 4. Other SHPO File Information 106 Case No.: Grant No.: HABS/HAER Record No.: State Tax Project No. (s): Federal Tax Project No.: Printout Date: 12117/98 HISTORIC SITE FORM (10-91) UTAH OFFICE OF PRESERVAnON Name of Property: Hans Christensen, Sr. & Maren Christensen House Address: 210 S. 100 West Twnshp: 5S Range: IE Section: 23 City, County: American Fork, Utah County UTM: Current Owner Name: Elwood & Norma J. Penrod USGS Map Name & Date: Lehi Quad, 1975 Current Owner Address: 210 S. 100 West American Fork, Utah 84003 Tax Number: 13:047:0012:342 Legal Description (include acreage): COMMENCING 1 CHAIN S OF SE CORNER OF BLOCK 6, PLAT A, AMERICAN FORK CITY SURVEY; S 2.94 CHAINS; W 138.36 FEET; N 2.94 CHAINS; E 138.36 FEET TO BEGINNING. AREA 0.61 ACRES. Property Cate!:ory building(s) structure site _ object X Photos: Dates X slides: June, 1997 Xprints: June, 1997 historic: Drawin!:s and Plans _ measured floor plans _ site sketch map _ Historic American Bldg. Survey _ original plans available at: other: Evaluation X eligiblelcontributing _ ineligible/non-contributing _ out-ol-period Use Original Use: DOMESTIC: single dwelling Current Use: DOMESTIC: single dwelling Research Sources (check all sources consulted, whether useful or not) X citylcounty histories X tax card & photo JLpersonal interviews _ building permit X USHS Library X USHS Preservation Files _ sewer permit X Sanborn Maps X USHS Architects File X obituary index X LDS Family History Library X city directories/gazetteers JL local library: American Fork census records JL university library(ies): U ofU, BYU X biographical encyclopedias X newspapers X abstract of title Biblio!:raphical References (books, articles, interviews, etc.) Attach copies of all research notes, title searches, obituaries, and so forth. Deseret News, Salt Lake Tribune, and American Fork Citizen. Various editions (see research notes for dates). Nelson, Lowry. The Mormon Village: A Pattern of Land Techniques and Settlement. Salt Lake City: University of Utah Press, 1952. pp. 179-211. _ _. "Some Social and Economic Features of American Fork, Utah" Brigham Young University Studies #4. Provo: Brigham Young University, 1933. Penrod, Norma, current owner of the house. Informal interview by author, 30 September 1997, American Fork. Peterson, Wanda Snow, comp oPioneer Stories of AmeriCan Fork -- The Hub of North Utah County. American Fork: privately published, 1994. Sanborn Fire Insurance Company. Sanborn Maps of American Fork. 1890, 1908, 1938. Shelley, George F. Early History of American Fork. With Some History of the Later Day. American Fork: American Fork City, 1945. Reconnaissance Level Surveys of American Fork prepared by Ray Varley, 1987, and Elizabeth Egleston, 1994; Intensive Level Surveys, and General Information Files, copies on file at Utah State Historical Society. Researcher/Organization: Nelson W. Knight / Smith Hyatt Architects Date: _""J=ul....y........... 19""9'-'.7_ Building Style/Type: No. Stories:__ l_ Victorian Eclectic/Crosswing Foundation Material:_ .....S!.!<an~d>!Jst~o:.!.!n~e_ _ _ _ __ Wall Material(s) : Additions:X none _ minor _ major (describe below) Regular Brick Alterations: _ none X minor _ major (describe below) Number ofassociated outbuildings _2_ and/or structures _0_. Briefly describe the principal building, additions or alterations and their dates, and associated outbuildings and structures. Use continuation sheets as necessary. The Christensen House is one of approximately 150 Victorian Eclectic style, Crosswing type houses that were constructed in American Fork during the late 19th and early 20th Centuries and survive today. Most of these buildings were constructed as modest farmhouses for the "middle-class" of American Fork: small scale farmers and livestock raisers, and small business owners. This house shares many characteristics of other similar houses, including soft-fired (adobe) brick construction, a sandstone foundation, a cross gabled roof, and wood, Victorian style ornament on the porch and window surrounds. The house is one of the best examples of the Victorian Eclectic Crosswing housing type in the city. It retains many historic, character defming features often lost through time on historic buildings, including decorative details, a sawn wood shin e roof, original doors and windows, and outbuildings. Although the house has been changed and many additions made since it was constructed, all of these changes were made within the historic period (at least 50 years ago). As originally constructed c.1872, the house was a gable roofed, brick hall parlor building with a main entrance that appears to have faced south. Soon after, a cross wing was added to the south side of the building, and the entrance was shifted to face east (the current front entrance). Around 1880 another cross wing was added to the south side of the house immediately west of the first addition. All of these additions are unified by their common brick construction, and similar decorative details, such as decorative brickwork over the window hoods. Around 1910 the front wraparound porch was added to the east side of the house. With its square wood columns and unadorned cornice, the porch reflects the simple Colonial and Classical Revival styles that surpassed the Victorian styles in popularity during this time. Apart from these changes, the house (especially the exterior) remains as it was when owned by the Christensen family. Two historic outbuildings still stand on the property. One is a c.1880 root cellar located a few feet west of the house. The other is a c.1920 brick garage with a gable roof southwest of the house. Architect/Builder: unknown, probably Hans Christensen, Sr. Date of Construction: c.1872 Historic Themes: Mark themes related to this property with "S" or "c" (S = significant, C = contributing). (see instructions for details) _Industry Economics ..£.. Agriculture ..£.. Politics/ Education Government ~ Architecture Invention _ Archeology _ Engineering _Landscape _Religion Entertainment/ Art Architecture Science _ Social History Recreation ..£.. Commerce Law _ Ethnic Heritage _ Transportation Literature Communications _ Exploration! _ Maritime History _ Community Planning Other _Military Settlement & Development _ Performing Arts Health/Medicine Conservation Write a chronological history of the property, focusing primarily on the original or principal owners & significant events. Explain and justify any significant themes marked above. Use continuation sheets as necessary. According to the one of current owners of this house, Mrs. Norma Penrod, it was built in 1872 by Hans Christensen, Sr. Christensen (1819-1880) was a native of Denmark who converted to the LDS Church in 1856. He emigrated to Utah soon after, and was married to Maren Jorgensen, another Danish convert, in 1863 in Salt Lake City. They settled in American Fork and built this house on a sizable piece ofland at what was then the edge of town. The house served as one of several overnight way stations for southbound travelers, bringing visitors to the large Christensen household which numbered eleven, including Hans, Maren, seven children and Hans' two additional wives, Ellen Anderson and Annie Jorgensen. In 1880 Hans Christensen Sr. died; his estate was not settled until 1885, when Maren Christensen passed away. The $6117.00 This text message is used to keep the image from rotating in ocr process. Be sure to crop the top .25" off after the ocr process. " .\ .- I . 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I I ,I. ,~ . / ., ./' ,I . , i ( .i II j, (', estate, including land, the house and its contents, livestock, and a few shares in ZCMI, the American Fork Co-op, and the Provo Woolen Mills, was divided between Hans' six surviving children and his widow Ellen Christensen. Hans Christensen, Jr., who was eleven at the time of his father's death, inherited the house at 210 S. 100 West and nine acres ofland. In 1894 Hans, Jr. married Sarah Evaline Spratley in the Salt Lake Temple. They lived in this house, where they raised two children. Hans, Jr. found success in livestock and farming, and also worked on the railroad lines in Utah County and through Parley's Canyon. Polk Directories list him as Vice President of the American Fork Co-op; according to his obituary, he was also a director of the Peoples State Bank, the Utah State Farm Bureau, and a member of the American Fork City Council from 1912-1919. In 1927 Sarah Christensen died. In 1928 Hans, Jr. married Alice Keddington. They remained in the house until Hans ' death in 1956. In 1959 Alice K. Christensen divided and sold her husband's land holdings, including two houses west of this house on 200 South. 210 S. 100 West was sold to the current owners, Elwood and Norma Penrod, at that time. HANS CHRISTENSEN, SR. & MAREN CHRISTENSEN HOUSE 210 S. 100 WEST 1. EASTVIEW I ' ~,, : ' 2. NORTHEAST VIEW AMERICAN FORK, UTAH COUNTY HANS CHRISTENSEN, SR. & MAREN CHRISTENSEN HOUSE 210 S. 100 WEST 3. SOUTHEAST VIEW AMERICAN FORK, UTAH COUNTY Anc~stral fAMILY GROUP RECORD File ITMI - ver 4.17 Paqe 1 01 uCT 1997 ============================================================================================================================== ISTENSEN SR. BuRN: 12 Sep 1819 CHR. : DIED: 23 Jul 1880 PLACE: Hjembaek, Holbaek! Denmark PLACE: PLACE: American Fork, Utah, Ul BUR. : PLACE: MAR.: 5 Dec 1863 PLACE: Salt lake City! Salt Lake. LIT FATHER: Christen Conrad JOHANSEN Ku? MuTHER: Anna HANSDATTER OTHER WIVES: Ellen ANDERSuN and 1 Others LDS ORDINANCE DATA S; 11 Mav 1856 E: ,J" Dec 1863 11 Jan 1957 n,.. ~~: 5 Dec 1863 SL 1.1 f . ============================================================================================================================== WIFE: Maren JORGENSEN BORN: 15 Mar 1B40 CHR. : DIED: 10 Oct 1885 BUR. ; PLACE: SorteruP! SOriL Denmark PLACE: PLACE: BwEifican Fork! Utah. UT PLACE: B: 3 Jul 1852 E: .'" Dec 1863 SPi 29 Nov 1976 SL FATHER: Niels JuRGENSEN MOTHER: Marqrethe HENRIKSDATTER OTHER HUSBANDS: ============================================================================================================================== Sex CHILDREN ============================================================================================================================== 1. NAME: Mary CHRISTENSEN ---- BORN: 2B Sep 1865 PLACE: American Fork! Utah! ur F CHI;;': PLACE: DIED: 14 Jan 1941 PLACE: PLACE: BUR. : SPOLlSE: Jnhn Crooks MILLER FlAR.: 21 Dec 1889 PLACE: B: 29 SeD lB78 E: 21 Dec 1889 SP: BIC 55: 22 NAME: Anne CHRISTENSEN ---- BORN: 2 Mar 1867 PLACE: American Fork! Utah! UT DIED: 2 Mar 18b7 BUR. : SPOUSE: MAR, : B' CHILD E: CHILD PLACE: PLACE: PLACE: 5P~ BIC r-r. PLACE: ~". 3. NAME: Margaret CHRISTENSEN ---- BORN: 7 Aor 1869 PLACE: Alerican Fork! Utah. UI F [HR.: PLACE: DIED: 5 Nov 1924 PLACE: American FDrk! Utah, LIT BUR. : PLACE: SPOUSE: Alvin Francis ADAMS PLACE: American Fork! Utah. UT NAR.: 7 Aug 1890 B~ '. .LJ '10 Sep lB78 E: 1'1 a ,ian 1928 SP: EIE: SS: 19 Jun 1929 SL B: 29 Se~ 1878 E: 20 Dec 1894 PLACE: American Fork, Utah, UT PLACE: DIED: 30 Der 1956 PLACE: PLACE: BUR. : SPOUSE: Sarah Evaline SPRATLEY ITWIN) PLACE: MAR.: 20 Dec 1894 SP: ElL: 55: ============================================================================================================================== Codes: AFN=Ancestral File Number B=Ba~t.ized E=Endowed SS=Sealed to Spouse SP=Seal~d to Parents Ancestral File ITM) - ver 4.17 FAMILY GROUP RECORD 01 OCT rm Page 2 ============================================================================================================================== BORN: 12 Sep 1819 WIFE; Maren JORGENSEN BORN: 15 Mar 1840 Sex CHILDREN (Continued) LDS ORDINANCE DATA ============================================================================================================================== ============================================================================================================================== 5. NAME: Sarah CHRISTENSEN ---- BORN: 21 Jul 1871 PLACE: American FDrk! Utah. Ul PLACE: F CHR.: DIED: 19 Jul 1881 PLACE: PLACE: SPOUSE: PLACE: MAR. : 6. NAME: Hannah Elizabeth CHRISTENSEN ---- BORN: 5 Jul 1874 PLACE: American PLACE: F CHR ~ ~ DIED: 10 Sep 1910 PLACE: PLACE; BUR. : SPOUSE: GharKes LAKE PLACE: MAR. : 7~ NAME: Esther CHRISTENSEN ---- BORN: 11 Jul 1877 PLACE: American F CHR.; PLACE: DIED: 15 ADf 1950 PLACE: PLACE: BUR. : SPOUSE: Edwin Washington PAITON MAR.: 13 SeD 1905 PLACE: FDrk~ Utah l UT 0 !. NAME: BORN: CHR. : DIED: BUR. : SPOUSE: MAR. : 1881 E: 18 Jun. 1914 bt"'; BiC 55: H: 28 Sep 1882 E: 18 Jun 1914 SP: BIC SS: FDrk~ Utah l liT 8, NAME: Sophia CHRISTENSEN PLACE: American Fork, Utah, UT ---- BORN: 10 Jun 18BO PLACE: F CHR.: DIED: 16 Mar 1946 PLACE: PLACE: BUR. : SPOUSE: Chauncy Rutherford CRANDALL PLACE: MAR.: 16 Auo i903 ---- B: 22 May B: "" ~eD 18B5 E; 13 SeD 1905 SF! BIC 55; H: .,-.' Jul 1888 E: :,C' i,..} SP; HIC JUi1 1936 55: PLACE: PLACE: PLACE: PLACE: B: E: 5P: PLACE: 55: PLACE: PLACE: PLACE: PLACE: B: E: 10. NAME: ---- BORN: CHR. : DIED: BUR. : SPOUSE: 5P: 55: PLACE: MAR, : ============================================================================================================================== SP=Sealed to Parents SS=Sealetl to Spouse E=Elioowed B=Ba!!tized AFN=A.ncestral File Number Cooes! Ancestral File ITM) - ver 4.17 FAMILY GROLIP RECORD - OTHER MARRIAGES 01 OCT 1997 Paqe 3 ============================================================================================================================== BORN: 12 SeD 1819 BORN: 15 Mar 1840 ============================================================================================================================== OTHER MARRIAGES LDS ORDINANCE DATA ============================================================================================================================== HUSBAND: Hans CHRISTENSEN SR. ss: PLACE: SPOUSE: Annie JORGENSEN MAR. : PLACE: ============================================================================================================================== Codes: AFN=Ancestrai File Number CDDyright ~ 1987~ B=Baotized E=Eno[iweo SS=Sealed tD SpDUS! SP=Sealed t[i Parents ============================================================================================================================== July 1996 by The Church Df Jesus Christ [if Latter-dav Saints. All rights reserved. Hans Christensen, Jr. American Fork Citizen 3 January, 1957, p. 1 VOL. UII THE .uo:RJCAN ~ CITIZEN.' Tbltl"SCby, January 3, 1957 Subocription $2.:10 Year. Sinlle Copy loe ~;'~;'!:!~L _::t::gF!::dent enealogical Com~ittel rese n t Sun day"! Se r' :~~=-::'~~~J=~s:,ll= :n~~..!~:::m~bIe~== Tbt srr1u or lt'D Ja:soos en- at 7:30 p. m. Oroupa must lie &Wed -Paftntbood 10 a FrH Na- mlled 10 "'" more \.baD t-.&; Steele Re.t.Ired Mter Thim-Se ·. Se· rVlce ( yen Years .IUIy D .J.. ""'..n.1 '--...hi.:. has been deftlopod l llWDbon ndl. b7 IIIe Flmd lor Adnlt - ' 1 0 0 Elchl oulolaDdlnc &be -&Del _rIDe Tbe7 FoK,i an· ......: at&bU.sIwd by tbe FOrd FoaDda- 1H4 WorllOn Iloo. W\lJ be &Inn al .'Orbos D- LlDlord ChrIsI< ....n &D4 -1&r7 s. boo 1. American JORpb Mullin.. 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Jo. thaI 70U will be olnclally reUred Combee, a.s 01 January I. 19~7 A.. 8InIJ I am recommendln, thaI you _ C• . be given two .,eeb vacation pay _ F Salt Lake District ::.~ ~ ~ ~ al tbe Ume of rolliement. Combee i'1ImIl7 Wo ;:ducatloa, _ De10 up.... appreclabon ~ 01 Temple Schedule partmcnl of PublIc: lns&IatIID. . . -{ 10 you lor tbe loyally and 1l00d ... reed. . tnInIDC w _ lIM _ JI,oy: . .n1ce 70u ban rondered AmerIIpeUo For 1957 Released - " " tbcm to make I11III . . III _pine wItb our <onn_- .can FOrt CIty. a.q JI. _ or work lor IIIe 5al\ 1.raOnlInar7 exporlala fill __ IIaa and actloa bJ tbe Council You no doubt haft made a ..... Lake _pie has been re-.s enla &UeOOIDc tbIo _ _ IJIOOIbI .peA reprdlnc hoaI of~en durln, your term A. Do - I of em . I for one baft IIcIIaIlla !rom olllce of PresIdal& BI-:.~.: Bana CbrIateDMD learned to I and bonor you fe Ba:J L Cbr1a&Ianaa>. %T ~ 1\Y and Adequacy." "uDdeaiiiDJ _ Cbrlatensen. 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Wbert It - - darllc1t' for prcI H. .......... P. GarJlU, S 20 t~, ; I. Roman ADdnts. acUne cIIak- be marrted AUce K<ddIncIon In _ J a n U & r 7 ' and bebelcl. tbe ftnt Ume when II flowI from lllzabelb O. 1kAIIIIter, Ifonn& Sopt.cmbor 3 I Tuesda, , 1& man of \be ArI ~ &&1 Lhe IIalt Lake Temple Wedn-,. al 3 :20 JUD. In , 70ur tapa and fountalna. M. &RJ1b &D4 Lola ....... II&1le7 80m IWcdDeocIar'· Oc"*' 1 IT-- IIIe BYU W\lJ _ ~.... • ItIleJl&n1Dcloo8cbool. JI,oy has followed tItIa cnnrU> Ntttlne ua.1o 7·20 lit. • c!na" It I~' · NoYember I palntlne clua In _ _ . -02PUldInclnlbafarm- . . tee W\lJ becllarpd. from &be time when lUI a few _ ard a: ~FI1Iia,.,. 13 tW..b-.ta". and tor tbe adulta of A1plDe _ IDI and -Oranl IYInI will COD- bund~~ pc....... 10 tItIa date Spcahra will be ' BIdeD L. and 11 Decanbor 2 t _ y . , 121ft.... I>Iatdct. The daat, w _ ~ 1tIm to ParIeJo .... a clua 011 Law Entormatloo wbm oYer 1100 re- Haac. JeaD B. _ and J'nd alai m, day, . COIIIJDCIICe OIl Jan. • and _ ~~. wbert be - - - &be _ . . . , . 0&7 L1Y1nc each Wed- : celYlnc _Ier from tItIa __ V Bouton. The _ dIaIr lID- - ' " ' lInuc 011 W _ 7 0ft1IInp ... ' - - . and be ala> bauled - . , . al \be bJcb _ be&In 1..1er lOurct and 1JIIaD. · fGl1l 1. AU Intenotcd wonen Ibould 12 weeks. W\lJ be bold al 7:. " for \he raIIrwd when I' wu baIIl .... laDaary'. The JI,oy _Ie .. tnowleclp 01 &be der &be 01 lane Pact,. aJaIl · ~~"~1IIe lor « 1 _ 10:00 p. m.. In \be _ Utroucb Ulab Coun\Y. a. baal- . . 1ltId al 7:30 p.m. &Del II tree ' undnpotmd ayotcJD and bII ard. wllb DoaDa RIdIarda and IdIIIIoo -.... Jft'. Fork IIIcb 8cbooI and II IIoq ed mlninl Umben to Merc1tr and .. _ wIIIIInc to attand. 1hoD.lyln scntnc bII fellow dtwill t _ _ ed bJ tbe BYU ~ oilier ear17 - - town&.. " clua In 00Deral1lewlnc will will nner be fO_11en bJ MarpJ 1":_ &Del \be Mull ~ DDrIDc bII ureUm<. Mr. CbI1I- _ J a n a a r y . a l 7 :3Op..... !tb. bunciredl of o~r cllIaoDO IIIIIDdl I Ion Departmcnl or ~ Icnaen. w.. a dIrccIor or ~ && tile bleb _ _ Lola Bock. who ba" lind tbroUC1t lb. put , ScbooI pillrlc:t. A _ ... 8IaIt Bank. dlrtcIor of a mW. ~ WID be &be _ and \be ·1hIrI1 odd 7C&n In AmerIcan. Don '0 ..w be c~ rector In &be utah 8IaIt hnIt _ I I Ina. 'FOrt wllb him. tltbaa Prol...... ADcIrut l1li Bureau &Del &be Amerlcalt FOrt ........_ In a me Nauoo.l &be Opt B. s. and M. 8. In art _ .... Co-<lp, plut beInc OIl &be Clly • _ to be InItna<te<I bJ BYU and apcdalIaa ID ~ CouncIl for len 7CUL ..... CItrIatenMn and Han1cl will ... and pr1DI makInc. He II a _ He II IWYIYed ~ bII _ : a .......... will be rreelo _ atQ.J. cIltII. Am<rlcan Fork RIdlnc Club ber of tbe ArI Studmla ~ and daachler. ~ ellCCPl for pcr-w rna- lFull Itt Irk mcmbe... and tbclr win. oujoy- New York; NaUoaal ArI ~ _ . American ....k, &D4 lin. leIIal The clua will be held at : I A deU,htful t.lIIcIa7 par\7 .... ODD a ed a lO'- tocoLhcr &Del IOC\aI al Uonal AaocIaUoo. and _ Leo IAnIIIa, HarYe,. Pleaaanl 1tile _ IIcboOI oach Wcdnce-; enJoyed ThlUld&7 ......... b J _ club bouae Baturday ed Ut.ah ArtIat.. He 10 a f _ Oron: debl p&D4cItUdron; 131_ al 7:30 p.m. bqInnInc JUl~ . membero of &be UOU Club and clal n' 101. bIsbop lor tbe LD8 Cburdll crcat-cr&D4chlldr ~ •. ,<heIr "'''" al an ~ cat.. will 0 A mwrcubord d1nn.. .,aa ~rMembenhlp In Lhe clasa WID ~. to be lnatnlcled by In a letler recelyed by Prlncl-: A IonlylUT&Dl_' of pin., ~ .,.~. after whlCb bmco wu limIted to allow for ' B1.a.nkenstein, wU1 be held pal CharJea B. Walker trom t.belJarce white mow balla. old·fub· cd"l m&tJ> dlv<rSlon 01 the . .enlDl l uall-.! tau'rucUon. Tbooo InW ~TA a& tbe Bceo Uly IIcbooI In Lobi. ·Stale Northw ..1 A.aocIatlon lor loned lamp chIntnt7a. cold rcln- JaIIan , Wilth prIUs Kolnl to Lbe W'lDJler.. , e-sUd In the out.sta.Dc11.Dc .tarttnC January' at 1:00 p.m·! .secondary 8chool.s t.he ,.tandln, ' deer and alteruUDc net ADd &. J'UJI !:.;;;;cc :! :::! :L~ c! -¥.) """'lnl#~ anent tunUy ahould rra1s~r lm.J'nld1No fee w1l1 be cba.rJed. of American Fork Web 6chool !lreen ca.ndJa formed the table Robert & nt}' tnjo,able ennlnc. . au-IY~ wlt.h Mrs. Clark It. Brown, 0 0 A clul in General 8ew1n1 wlU : wu rated 100 per cen aa tat u decoratiooa. The Jarp eeuter- EUa ~ New otUens tor t.hr comlnC ' Trl. 194-~ or Mrs. E. A_ W1J.wJn. 1 ,be lnatructed by Lola Beck each recula: standarda were concern- ' pleee wu a &in pactap tree. Rub1 ynr a rt Iblph Hu ntrr . pr~sJ - Trl. 8l9, Amer1c.ao Fork. at 1:30 p.m. bec1nnlnc rd . The letter rea<b as tolluws : I I..arry I.auen." cbalrmaD of dlct.L <knt ; t'nnt Dennett. Yk e pres1- ! ~~dU:?'tb~liJ;:: ~~~:~la!: The Commltke. atur cardull1 ~:ooty:::::. Rea Gl." n! . .1IId A:t Dyr, M'c rru'ryI P:urnt-Ttaehtn A.uoclatlon 0, 1.. tree a naly:dn, your report . would lite I t the abort unde ~",",,,-..ur,..r . orrlcr.:r~. who h:L\'e i U:c Forbfo School 111 ... , _ Squ~re Dancln, w111 be h Id t to make the tollowlnl&' comme-nts smontu or dl ~ p~. r At'ned d uring l!1a'; :1nd are lUi" I 5 \II( m~ ... t....,.... e a 1o'lth rr.spect to yo ur IIChoul : I _1111( nl wu ru y . . men. r ~Un nlt. at.; : lJlc ic ~fcKum,.y. J n igh t t T hur:Kby . .January 3t . at the OrH'n.'ood School. nJght nnd "The Stute Committee Wishes Bird, and New Year', r~luUona Murdo, prl.""..>Jdf'nt, Ch:1r."y W~H!...', uce 1: .30 p , m . tn the .s..::hool. : tlmf' to be announced at a Jat~r to cong ratulate ),our admlnbtra- w<'re written wlth prlzca loin, m«t ; p rUlI.lrllt , ::md An Dy~. secre . ' Eli jah Chipman and On!!:e I date. A nominal tce wtll be tlon a nd faculty on the errort to Dave Allen tor the IDOIt hum- Nonon ury -t rea.'i urrf. GUB ~ IU I" ...... !I be- t.l!: gut'st peak- cholrg~ for c:u:b couple parUc1- you h3Ve made to live up to the nruus and Heber Oran" IYhu tor Cornel Aller thlrl7-stnn 7C&n of lIIIWul ..nice to Amerlean . . . Clly In lb. walor '7OIem, _ Sleele wu rcUred etle<;UYe ./aDaary I, 1151. JaIIowIr.c II tbe conlenta of a ~4::'· ~ wrillen Dec- = !!n..;:!. -= ~ c.:!'!:t ~ :: --Iuc land = ."'Ie I_ _I =-:- Adult Eclu t.Ion ~~-:-: Classes Begin were ID Amerltan Fork . "_ale me:::.. "W :- a:-rr:. :.".:: I...... - ,-lap I'robI.im I -YI-- a.a .. I c.a -= - bill __ AnomJ-1 ck..ui Riding Club EnJ y8 · DoIiday Party reccI_ CItrI&-/ ...... IIIIUi oppor-,'Forbes T D Id I iMeeting Tonight IP'rtdaJ Hebe r Gran t I· vms I Named Chal'r rna n Red Cross Drl\'e ! Annual Tree c r ". :\11". Chipman ... 111 d13cUSli patlIll. Utber Grant 1'( lns, Amrrica n ··S t.'cd for lr.ur~d Funds ror i - .7 0r lt , has be en appointett . c o- Ol)(:r ..... Uo:l uf SchooLt '·. ~r . Gun ~ I F ch:llrma n o f the 19~: RC'd Cross thcr ....·111 b~ t.l s ta lk on " ugls- t l und l'am paJlit"n In Utah Co unty !atlv e Probh:1n3 In O!ltalnln'C au ,. • lie"" LiODS La · dies EnJOY LIn-I • w_ A. F. HIgh School Holl-day P',..'+"T "J eYm-1 tbelbe ___ _ _ __ _ w':' werel ron. . . - - 1M<IacIa". _ule *_ . R...mma J &1D3D An.l_Instru t 1 Art-.Class Here cia,. A RUIon 1N'Ie h0 Ies . ...... . ._- ... _,- ,._.•- .. ' ~r __ .... ..1 i"J...~:_.- ... _ y Acered'ted IBy Northwest Assn. ::':11:01°:,..:: standards set up by Northw~st I~e mUllt appropriate. Mrs. Denn Acc n-<iJUng A",.soclatlon . As far" mnco,", _accompanlHl by Mlu a!& tilt.' rrgular st andard., are Du nna Rlchllrd.... ravor~d the w n n·rued you have been able to ~ r'J1Ip with two vocal 80101. 1 live up to them 100 ver CCll l . You Mr... JamrA Nrlmn ~U:.t n arc one o f approxlmaLe.I~ t~n ~1\.i~;,7. ;'~II ~~~st~~~~tt~e tu~ IJeUy and L huon . up. wi ! an aw , Rotct EARLY HISTORY OF AMERICAN FORK J. Barratt: recorder, Leo T. Shelley: treasurer, John M: Thornton: marshal, Peter Logsden: city justice, Ethcr E . McBrIde. Decision was made to build the Upper Plant of the Utah County Light & Power Company. April 3, 1906. A resolution was passed granting the. Utah Central Experiment Station th, second foot of water, cont~nuous flow, in accordance with resolution passed at mass meetIng of citizens. . July 13. S. L. Chipman and others asked for an approprIation of ~600 to help make a driveway along the shores of Utah Lake east to Geneva. Assessed valuation of property in American Fork in 1906 was $455,777, and taxes for the year were fixed at -l mills for streets and 4 mills for contingent expem:es. September 18. Mass meeting of citizens wer~ held to submit the proposition for a water system at an estimated cost of $20,000. It was the consensus of the group that the water system be installed and on November 10 a bond election was heldresult: For the bond, one hundred and eleven: against, for~y-one. The installing of the system was proceeded with at an estimated cost of $17,770: Richard R. Lyman to engineer and man~ge the work on a basis of 5% of cost. Contract for wood stave pIpe a~d castings was let to the National Wood Pipe Company of OlympIa, Washington. . . July I, 1907. Mass meeting w~s h~ld to ~onsi?er th~ pIpm~ of water from springs above AlpIne, In conjunction WIth Lehi and Alpine, to add to the supply of water for the water system. The proposition was rejected. Assessed valuation of property 1907, $-l6(),79-1. Tax Assessment Contingent-5 mills, Streets-a mills. September 28. The old Robinson Mill Site property was purchased from the George Q. Cannon Association for $1900. JAMES T. GARDNER AD,l\UNISTRATION (2ND TERM) 1908-1909 Mayor, James T. Gardner: councilmen-B. Y. Greenwood, A. K. Thornton, Eli J. Clayson, Lafayette Parker and B. H. ~oley. E. H . Boley died and John Hunter named to succeed hIm. Recorder, Joseph B. Forbes: treasurer, John M. Thornton: marshal, Peter Logsden: city justice. George Cunningham. November 4 1908--The Joseph L. Kelly farm (154lh acres) purchased by the city for waterworks purposes. Price paid, $9,026.50. March 27, 11)09. The committee to whom was referred the making of a map of the Old Fort, recommended that Eugene .A. Henriod receive $15.00 for same when names suggested were Inserted. April 24. The installation of water system in cemetery authorized. EARLY HISTORY OF AMERICAN FORK 55 Ordinance passed closing drug stores and confectioneries on Sunday. Prohibition ordinance passed by Council as formulated by County Convention . Assessed valuation of property, 1909, $;:;00,582. Tax levied. Contingent 5 mills, Streets 3 mills. October 26. The sale of the City Lucern Land, south of cemetery, to school District No. 14 for $1200, for High School purposes', was authorized, and accepted by the school board sub, ject to approval of school taxpayers. December 17. The purchase of a steel fire cart authorized at a price of $96.80. JA MES T. GARDNER ADMINISTRATION (THIRD TERM) 1910-1911 James T. Gardner, Mayor; councilmen--John Hunter, Eli J. Clayson, Alma Greenwood, William Thornton and Benjamin Y. Greenwood; recorder, Joseph B. Forbes; treasurer, James H. , Dunkley, and Joseph L. Dunkley; city justice--George CUWlingham; marshal-Harvey J. Hamilton and William F . Bromfey. Jan. 29, 1910. Change in the handling of irrigation water ' authorized by the appointment of a head watermaster at $70.00 per month; and one or more sub-watermasters at a salary of , $65.00 pre month for seven months and $9.00 per month for five ' months. March 26, uno. A petition was read from A. J . Evans, S. L. Chipman and others asking for a one hundred year franchise for an interurban railroad, and on August 22nd, the franchise was granted. August 22. The Mayor and Irrigation Company were au,thorized to make filing on Smelter Lake. The city protested the action of State Legislature passing ' a bill for water exchange. ' April 27, 1911. The ordinance closing drug stores and confectionery shops on Sunday was repealed. May 19. A larger fire hose cart at not to exceed $125.00 was authorized. (Cart bought from the La France Fire Engine Company:) . June 27th. Election on liquor question held. Result. For lIale 287, against sale, 552. DR. J. F. NOYES ADMINISTRATION-1912-1913 Mayor, Dr. J . F. Noyes; councilmen--John Hunter, WiIIiam ;Tbornton, aDS Clinstense Leo T. Shelley and George F . ,Shelley; recorder, Joseph B. Forbes; treasurer, Mary E. Abel; i,marshal, Walter F. Chipman; city justice, Adolph Nielsen. b Feb. 14, 1912. Ordinance passed creating Side Walk Paving i.Diltrict No. 1, with the provision that abutting property owners EARLY HISTORY OF AMERICAN FORK have the privilege to put in their own walks. The bid of Ryberg Brothers for $Hi,431.71 was accepted . .Tune 9. Final proof was made on Smelter Lake. October G. Franchise and contract granted to Knight Consolidated Power Company. Oct. 12. Franchise granted to John McGuinness and others for a local Electdc Railway. Application for an extension of franchise for Electric Railway to S. L. Chipman, Abel J. Evans and others granted to Dec. I, 1915. November 20. Report of Ryberg Brothers showing total cost of sidewalk Paving District No. I, $li,4S7.12 was read and approved. December n. Contract awarded to the American Fork Plumbing & Heating Company for a heating plant for the City Hall and Jail and completed January 13, 191~, at a cost of $900. January 29, 1!H3. Purchase of piano for the City Hall authorized. March 22, 1013. Paving District No. 2 created, and on April 26, contract let to Boley and Singleton for $18,094. Work supervised by Kenneth Borg. April 26. A liquor election was asked for by A. K. Thornton, William Firmage and others but the petition not having the necessary 1131 bona fide signatures, was not granted . September 27, 191.3. The purchase of thirty-five feet frontage on Main Street from George Crokston for a Fire Station was authorized. EARL S. GREENWOOD ADll\1.INISTRATION-1914-1915 Earl S. Greenwood, Mayor; councilmenans Cfiris nsen, J . B. Seeley, William Thornton, Sidney Nicholes and Eli B. Hawkins; recorder, Joseph B. Forbes; treasurer, Mary E. Abel; marshal, Willis M. · Bromley; city justice, Adolph Nielsen. On account of question arising as to validity of Side Walk Paving District No.2 bonds, new bonds were issued. A petition was granted for a independent telephone company upon compliance with certain conditions, and on August 7, 1915, an ordinance was passed granting a franchise to the People's Telephone Company. Extension of franchise for twenty years granted the Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Co., the city being granted two free phones with one extension, and coupons to the amount of $75.00 per year. JOHN HUNTER ADMINISTRATION-1916-1917 Mayor. John Hunter; councilmen-Hans Cliristense!!, George F . Shelley, Thomas Coddington, C. E. Young and S. W. Chip- Mayor James H. Clarke l!)fI~-l!lO :; !\fayor John F. Noyes 1!Il :'!-1 !ll :l Mayor James T. Gardner 1 !lIlH- 1!lOT. 1 !lO~-I!IO!l 1!1l0-1!)11. l!ll~-l!l1n Mayor Earl S. Greenwood 1!lJ.!-1!1l:i EARLY HISTORY OF AMERICAN FORK EARLY HISTORY OF AMERICAN FORK February 18, 191'7. A committee waited upon the Cou~cil in the interest of establishing a public library, and a r~solutlOn was passed authorizing an election to vote on the levYI?g of a tax of ¥.z mill to maintain a public library. At the electlo~ hel.d May 22, 11:117, the levy carried, and on June 8th, the followmg hbrary board was appointed: Joseph H. Storrs, James T. Gardner, William J. Chadwick, W. S. Chipman, Clifford E . Young and Dr. P. M. Kelly. City Tax 1!)17-Contingent, 2 mills, streets and. alleys, .2 mills, electric lighting 1 mill, City waterworks 11ft mills, public library, ¥.z mill, total 6&* mills. In the fall of 1917, a power house was erected at the city pump, and the question of a fire fighting machine t~ be owned jointly by American Fork, Pleasant Grove and Lehi was considered and a committee appointed to visit Lehi and Pleasant Grove. July 27. Legal advice obtained from Judge Morse to the effect that the Council had no right to prevent the transfer of water from one piece of ground to another as long as it did no injury to other users on the ditch, and did not interfere with the proper and economical distribution of irrigation water by the City. August 8, UH8. Postmaster James H. Clarke reported that American Fork City had been given village free delivery beginning September 1. To secure this, it was necessary that all houses be numbered, and that street signs giving the name of streets be placed at intersections. Necessary action was taken, and Jesse M. Walker was authorized to number houses. September 28. City agreed to deed over to the County west Main Street from the city limits westward, and to pay the County $2:>0.00, on condition that the County would put the road in good condition for travel, and open a roadway through the property of the Utah-Idaho Sugar Co. to connect with road leading west to Saratoga Springs. The construction of a new cement weir at the mouth of. American Fork Canyon was authorized, the cost to be pro-rated to the cities of American Fork and Pleasant Grove and to the Lehi Irrigation Co. as follows: American Fork, 20/42; Pleasant Grove 8/42 and Lehi 14/42. Caldwell and Richards were employed as Engineers, and the contract was let to Mullins and Palm for $74[i0. The letting of the contract was afterwards reconsidered, and contract let to Dickerson & Featherstone of Lehi for $6006.75. April 17, 1919. The transfer of the handling of the irrigation water of the district to an Irrigation Company was considered, and George F. Shelley was employed to secure the signatures of water owners as parties to the proposed American Fork Irrigation Company, and on September 22nd, Mr. Shelley reported the signing up of all water owners except fifteen who had refused to sign. Due to a difference of opinion relative to the construction and maintenance of culverts between the Council and the proposed directors of the American Fork Irrigation Company, the handling of the Irrigation water was deferred until the legal status was ascertained and an understanding reached. April 21, 1919. Councilman C. E. Young was authorized to arrange meeting with the State Engineer and the City Council to consider the creating of a Street Paving District to comprise Main Street from 2nd West St. to 1st East Street, full width of street, and 2nd West to 3rd West, and 1st East to 2nd East, 37 feet wide. Huddleson and Fiero were hired as engineers for the work at a cost of 5% of the cost of the project; the state to bear its proportion of expense, but the work was to be under the supervision of the city. [is JAMES T. GARDNER ADMINISTRATION (FOURTH TERM) 1918-1919 Ma or James T. Gardner; councilmen-Thomas Coddington, Hans Christensen, S. W. Chipman, Clifford E. Young and John R. Robinson; recorder, George F. ~hel~ey;. treasurer, Ma~y E. Abel' marshal Willis M. Bromley; CIty Justice, E. E. McBnde. january 1918. To properly recognize t~e boys enlisted in the Army, the following committees were appomted: First Ward. Nathan Robinson and Mrs. James T. Gardner. Second Ward. Mark Bezzant and Mrs. Allie Crookston. Third Ward. William Elsmore and Mrs. Sadie ~romley. Fourth Ward. John Berg and Mrs .. ~ohn H. Smg~e~on. The Mayor recommended that in addItion to recogmtlOn that a permanent record should be made of the date of enlistment, the kind of service entered, and the company to which the ~oldier was attached, and that the record be preserved in the archIves of the city. The sum of $40.00 was appropriated and the record obtained. I ·th A revision of the City ordinances was undertaken a ong WI other cities of the county, and George F. Shelley was named as commissioner to represent American Fork. March 26, 1918. An improved street grader was purchased from the Consolidated Wagon & Machine Co. .. American Fork Silver Band revived. New orgamzatlon effected and new instruments received. Fire Department reduced to ten members, and members were named as follows: Fire chief-William Firmage, Assistant Fire Chief-Walter Slack. Members: Lorenzo H. Anderson, Warren F. Anderson, Archie Bromley, Stephen T. Shelley, Vern Walker, Byron Crookston and Irving L. Pratt. Assessed valuation of property in American Fork City for 1918, exclusive of corporate property, $1,499,350. sO, 6:1sity Fred .... • U- b (Greenwood & Co). Cattcrsall Elisha, farmer. Clladwick James. CllHd wick .J ollll, farmer. Ohadwick Tholllus, painter. Ohadwick'Vm, painter. Ohambedin Mrs Kate. Ohamplin Lewis A, stock dealer. Chapman Murtha. _ Ohatbo1'll Ellen (wid J olln). Ohipmall Alphonso, elk. OhipmHII Mrs Oaroline A. Ollipm:t11 Helll'Y, farmer, stock raiser. Ch i pll1lln J allles, general store. Ohiplllan James jr, clk James Chipman. Oh i pman J ohl! W, elk Oo-op. Ch i pill an Lyd itt L, \11 usic tenche)·. Chiplllall Otto L, farmer. Chipman Sal'Hh D (wid Wm H). Ohi plTlan Stephen D, farmer and stoekraiBer. Ohi pman Stephcn W. Chipman Thomas J, stock raiseI'. eh i P"1H n Wash b\1l'Tl, farmer. Chipman WashlJllrnS, bkkpl' James Ohipman. Chiplll:m 'Villard, tealllster. Cltiplrian 'Vm n. _ Chi ~ llIall Wm 11 jr. CllIlstCIISClI ll:ms,""'r:"u"" "'l'l-n-el-·.- Oh ristcTlsen Neils, far III cr. Christcnsen Panl, farmcr. Clark Ellen D (wid Jamcs). Olark Jumcs It clk. Clark Peter G, tcamster. Olegg Thomas. Clclllcnts Joseph S, lab. Olcmcnts \V1l1 0, lab. Coatcs Benjamin F, farmel·. Coates Ollarles, hcrdcr. Coates ,Vm, Jab. Condcl' David, mincl'. Oonder ElIcn (wid Edwal·d). COIlllcr James, mincr. ~~ , ~ "7{!7 LEADING - - - - - - -- ---- - - - ----- - ---- --- --- C,,"dcl' .J 01111, lalJ. CUIltier t::larall (,,-id Ed\\'ard). Cuoper Julin 13, physiciall alld sllrgcon . Cuoper .Johll I I, tcalii ster. Ooopel'TllOlIlaS, pllOtogrnpllel·. COHlit D[tI'ic1, iltl'lllCI·. OOllsill ,VIIl, fa rill el'. Oromptoll Miss Ethel, elk BIlIl & Jackson. Orolliptoll J ohH F, fal·1l1cl'. OI'OlilptOIl Hobert, fariller . Ol'ompton Hob cl't ]) :iI', lab. Ol'ool(s J-:1.ItlCS, f ~tI· IIICl' . Urooks JaIJICS, teHillster. Ol'ooks J ollTl, fanller. Cl'ookstoll Gcorge, fal'lIler. Orookston J allles, fanllcr. Ol'oobton Jesse, lab U G W [{.y. Crookston Houert. Crookston Thomas, lith. Orosf'grove Bayard 1\1 (J E Ualy & Co). Crystal Andrew, farlll cr. Orystal David . Crystal J~lI11eS, fill'llicr. Orystal .Jallles A, lililler. Crystnl Pctel'. OUliningham Alexallc1cr, EtonClllaSOli. Ollllilillglmlll George, farnler :tlld IIIny0l'. Onlillillgll:1.llI George ,V, lah. Clilinillulirllll J anles ,V,- fanllcl'. o CIIlllljllgh:llll Hobcl't, stolle llla SOll. Cllllllillgll:tlll Hobert \V, farili er. CllllllingllHlIi Thonms 'V, fanller. Oushillg Johll J, lawyer, secy Am Fork !Jutcl & Jilip Co . D Duly John E (J E Daly & Ou), PI (-lI'()\'C: Daly.1 E & Co (John E Daly, BaYHl'd M Cl'o~~gl'(I\' e), ln ca t market. IJal.v P Jay, lawyc\' and inslirancc, rcs Salt Lake C ity. Deall 8ll11111el, clk. Diekcl'soll Oornclius, liline!'. Dl1llcnll Will E, police. PHOTOGRAPHER OF PROVO 21 N. J St .. over Booth & Wilson's Law Office. ICflS'-lfe 'PCJI/(, UTAH COUNTY ABSTRACT CO. _lobinson Bros. & Barton Co. FURNITURE AND PIANOS R. 162 L. POLK & AMERICAN Orders Solicited AXEL BLOOMQUIST, Painter HOUSE, CARRI~GE AND AUTOMOBILE PAINTING, PAPER HANGING AND DECORATING, GRAINING AND SIGN WRITING A SPECIALTY PRICES REASONABLE-ALL WORK GUARANTEED Go) .-... o• ....rn --=Cca.... en en .... C ~ AMERICAN FORK Shop: E . Main Street Brown Jas \V, woo l grower. Buck\yalter A W (Boley & Buck wallcr). Bush Frank, conLr . Cc n Lra I Mca L &:, G r ocl' ry Co, B F Farrcr Jlropr. Chipman Ab n c r, \\'00 1 growcr. CHIPMAN ALPHONSO, Pres and !\lgr Anl c ricall Fork D['ug Co . Chi pman Ida (l\l & 1 Chipman). Chipma n .Ja s , prcs Bank uf Am e rica n 1'ork and Chip lll an Mcrc Co, I' Sa IL Lake CiLy . Chip lllall .Jas jr, v-pr cs Bank of AlllCril:an Fork anu Chipmall Me rc Co . Ch ipIllan J o hn W, wool growcr. Chipman Leonard L , woul growcr. Ch ipman !\landa (M <'\: I ChiVlllan ) . Chipman Mercantile Co, Jas ChipIllan pres, Jas Chipman jl' y-pres, \V S C hipm a ll ~el:, S L Ch ipm an lrca~ and Illgr , gen Chiplllan Bcubcn B, wool grower. Chipmall SLep h en L, Lreas and lll gl' Chipm an Merc Co . Chiplllall Thus J, woo l grow e r. Chip lll an \'v'a s hbul' n S, l:as hr Ballk o f Amer ica n Fork, sec ChipIll an Mcrc Co. Chipman Willaru J, li ve sLock. Chipman Wm II , prcs ArneI' Fork CO - Oil In s L. Chipman ' s SLar Ho ll c r Mi ll s, E 8 <Jreellwo()d mgr. Christcn ser ALlanLi c , dentist. Chl'i sLcnscn Han s, V-(lI'es Arnor Fo r k Co- o p Illst. CiLi ze n T h e, Alpin e P ubli s hing Co pubs, ~ \V Hoss c lliLor, L W Ga isford mgr. QUALITY PAINT STORE" BLOOMQUIST BROTHERS INCORPORATED PAINTS, Dealers In WALL-PAPER, GLASS, MOULDINGS, PICTURES PICTURE ' FRAMES. EVERYTHING IN ART Main Street, Phone 24- W . AND AMERICAN FORK Utah State Gazetteer-1916·17 $7.00 per Copy ~. FORK DIRECTORY-1915-16. Cloward G L, ins agt. Craven PCl'CY H, mgr U P & L Co, I' Provo. Crook s t.oll Byron, barbel' . CrooksLon Gco, p o und kpr, City Hall. Cryslal Alcx, li ve sLock. Crystal J as S, wool grower. Culler Elijah, real est. DClIver & Hi o Grande H H, C A P icrso n agt. Dullllcr Jas H, tailor. Dunkly J os L, confr. EliLe Orchcstra, Albt 0 Miller Illgr. Elsm o re Wm G (E lsm ore & Kelly ) Elsmore & Ke l ly ( \V G E lsmore, J A Ke lly ) , barbers . v;~ TOYS, CHINA, MUSICAL JEWELRY, WALL GOLDEN RULE STORE, J L F irmage Mgr, Dry Goods, CloLh ill g , Ladies' and Gents -4 Furnishings, Notions, etc, :r: Te l 36. III Grand Un ion Tea Co , J S Misener agL. ! Grant HoLe l (Mrs Zilphia B eck ). I:) Grant Sam l F, electrical supp li es. g GRANT WM (Grant's Emporium) (See adv). GRANT'S EMPORIUM (Wm :," JIo :r: GOODS, AND AMERICAN III GranL), Mu s ical Mcrchandise, Notions, Pictures, Frame s, Wa ll Pap e r, etc. III Z (See adv ). -4 PAINTINGS, PAPER I» Gardner J as T, bishop and harnessmkr . GRANT'S EMPORIUM IMPORTED -I 163 BOOKS, PICTURE BAZAAR FORK, 05 -4 0 ::G III MAGAZINES, FRAMES, R. L. POLK & CO., Publishers, Saa Lake City - '< 0 -W IJJ -W O· (I) • n0 3 -=I» = GOODS. '< - UTAH. ." CITY HALL, Earl S Greenwood, i\Iayor , T e l 226. City Jail, nr CiLy Hall. CiLy Park, 2d EasL and 2d SouLh. Clarke .Jas [J , real es t and po s tII Ills e. l!la s Ler. Chiplll an M &: I (l\Ianda alld Ilia ), Clayson .Eli J, <.: lk Alpine SLakc nlillin ers. ( L f) S) . "THE • CONVEYANCING -LOANS-INSURANCE E CO ' S Telephone 55-D ....- PROVO OLD~~1BLlSHED Provo and Springville, Utah LONGEST EXPERIENCED : Ia FalTer Benj F, propr Central Meat Greenwood B e njamin Y, \ Vater& Gro CO. mastel', CiLy Hall. FIRMAGE JOHN L, Mgr Golden GREENWOOD EARL S, Mgr ChipHul l' SLore, Tel 3 /1-J. mall ' >; tltar Ho ll cr Mi ll s and l,'irlllage \ Vlll, chief VolunLeer Fire Dept. lo' i 1' :-; t }'reslJy Lerian Church, Hev John Mee ker pastor. F ir::;l Ward MeeLing Hou se ( L D ~ ) , J T Gardner bishop. Filzgerald M H, sexton CiLy Ha ll. Forbes Jo s B, CiLy Hecol'de r, City Hall. }'url.)(!:-; !::)l: h ou l, Chas \ V Whitak e r prin. FosLer Frank N, dentist. Fourth Ward MeeLing House, \V B Smith bishop. (:ai,;ful'll Louis W, mgr Alpine Pub Co. MayoI'. Grec nwood \Vm S, e lectn . Hans e n Wilford C, agt S L & Uta h R R. Hanington Schoo l, Josie Greenwood prin. Hawki;!s E li B, apiarist. H e nr o id Eugene E, surveyol' and notary public. HCl1l'oid Eugene H, dep watermaster . Heywood Dan l H, propr ArneI' Fork bakery . . Hopkins Chas, music tchr. Hutner Wm, contI'. Hutchinson Dav id '1', woo l grower. BEEBE LUM BER COMPANY, Inc. '~~R~~=! Doors, Sash, Mouldings, Cement, Builders Hardware, Farm Implements Tel. 104 Cor. 3rd South and Academy Ave., PROVO, UTAH Branch Yard at Santaquin =- ~o ,"en = =- n :z: :Ia =- - :Ia a ail: e ne:: ,"en n -... :. , UTAH TIMBER & COAL CO. l- i ~ I ~ "IIC ... • :; # VI • ;1 ~lk. II) a: II fIJ~ e:a: Ze ... g L L ~ ... III U ii: II. 0 ~~a: ~ ;11,qz~ Anderson Brothers COAL - BUILDING MATERIAL _ LUMBER 184 W. 5th North st. Telephone 232 Pro'fO, Utah II I: Ch I fllJHIII '!I. Ouckwater L.Utae slIu1em. .c !I ~ ,;; u ... 0 j D- (EIIZ3 \V ) 3!;!'lt bkpr ii II) C D- nU("kwl1iter Morris B. Bush Elmo f . R~~n t,l~a;l~.u~;U~t~ conlr. ' :': "11 \\' endell 8luCleDC. Butte A .I lab. Cameo Theatr e John Miller mgr. C"rllsle EIf,.1 (Ethel) hf!rder. car-Ison Iva II 'hr' Arnf"l'l c an Fork IIlgli Sch~ , Chadwick Alrd (Alice ) lab. Chadwick CO l' 8 , L1HHlwick t:uJ student , thud wi ck Eld e n. Ch;)c1wICk Elm e r (Janc) lab. t:hadwlck Fay student. CHADWICk JOHN IE, Poetm •• '.r. Cbadwlck Nile s . Chadwick Sarah J . ChadWick \Vayne E. Chadwick Wm J (Murtha) rlrmer . Chamllcrlaln Chas A (Fannie) lab. t:hamlJer'laln Cluence A, Chamberlain FannI e. Cham}Je rlaln Fannie M. Cheever Hugh \V 8lsmn. Chee ver Mar~' A (wid Henry). Chelton M Varney. Ch estnut Jas C ( Mary P) , Chicken City Care (C E Pearce). Child Odeesa M. ChtJds ..\nlle (Home Bakery) , Chipman Ahner (J::lIz ) rarmer. ChIpman ."lme r E rarmer. Chipman Aiph on1.O (Fannie L) farmer. ~t;:l:>~~~ ~hnO:~s~r A Iplne Stake. Chipman Bernice student, Chipman Clarke. Chipman Delht (Ora) w oo l gro wer . Chipman Donald (Golda A) , Chipman Do reus L student , Chipman Eileen student. Chipman Ell1en M . Chipman Elijah (Alta Po() elk Chipman'!!!. Ghlplll3n Elmer P {Fern T } rarmer. ChlplIum Fannie M, Chipman Florence clk Chipman ' S. Chipman F ranceJla . Chipman Harold ( Flore nce ). Cblpman He'n ry . 1P.!! L&.I N .c ~ 0 VI ,.. ~ .,.. po ~re: Ve l'n ( Orace) Itv e stk, ChIpman \ \' ashhurn S ( Mnrgt) sec Chipman Me r Co v - p re s -cashr Bank of Almer Fork . ChIpman Wm (J e an ) fllrm e r, CI!l pntan \Vrn H v-pr e ~-treas - mgr Chipmnn Me r Co v'pr'es Peoples State Uank. Chrlst e ns('n n(~l'nal'(j N (Mand) rarm e r. CIII ' lstell~en Bert ( Mnbrl) de pt mgr Chipman 's, 1:11111111,111 • gRM:~i'ri::n €fIrtsten-sen ~~i fl rlller. ta rfonr r(f-i: nths F). Ch l' lsten s cll Maurine L. Chl'lste nsen Mr s Sa r ah A. CItizen The Alpin e PUb Co pubs A Galsrord. Jr mgr. Cfly Jf311 noy Gree nw ood may o r Mal'Y I Cunnlnghnm treu Thos A Barren cit nnd. r ecorder \\' alter A Ourram mar. ghal I L Pratt fire chl e r, CI 3. I'k Helen D . Cluk lIenry G. Clark J ohn L rarmer. Cluk flhoda. tchr Ameri c an Fork High Sehl Clal'kp. J8~ II (Bertha) Sec American Fort Co-op. Clarke Hobt A student. Clayson Ell J (Ann E) c lk Alpine Stoke. Clayson Ell K s tud e:nt. Clayson Lorenfl student. Cle ments E A lab. = U C ca . =!.. ..... ...... . ... ... . .. . ..... Walter A... .....Strange L&.I AMERICAN "ORK DIRECTORY - cow'8:anJiO~~le\:era) IInmn Tel Co nns Crandall Lucian 0 Carmer. Crompton Mrs All& A. Crompton Jas F (Frances E) , Cromplon 10110 F (Mary E) farmer. ,Crookston Mrs All ee M apr Dyron Crook- Chlfllllllll S III'UIJ M ~ urd(; lIt . ChlplII;II' StBllh.'.v w(Jol Ifrow er', Chipman S teph ell D . Glllp1ll;lll Sll ' lIlu ~ 1I I. (Slrm ) p" e:-; Chipman 1\1 (,; 1' Co nnd Dank of Arn c r Fo rk. CllllJllll111 S tf~ Jlh c n \V ( s lIr'a"). IIllI"kwilllcl' Edwin H . llu c kwlllter J o hn E = U .. = .. ~ R. L. POLK '" CO'S Drown lJenJ (Therr' sa) gelor. Chipman Drown BenJ JC (.'\nna N) farmer. Chipman Brow" BenJ \V larmer. Chipman lirow" Bp.ssJe M Studput. Chipman Brown EdUh . Chipman Ul'Own Ethel student. Chipman Martha A , Bl'own F'nmk \V Jab. Chipman Mrs Martha H. Brown Henry E student. Chipman J\f elba, Rrown Jas (Janette) Jan. Brown John \V stud ent. ChlPrw~ ~b1~p~~nSt;~~r~f"nS_~'re~~~~~~n Brown laP riel G. Cblpman sec. Brown Norvin \V (LaPreal) lab. Chipman Myrle S. D"own noht M. Chipm an Ora J, UTown Mrs Ituby S. Chipman nalpb S. Brown Th os (:\lartha f.:) Jab. Chipman ft e tn)e n B w ool growe r . IIrown Virginia SLUdf!llt. ChllJlJllI1I Ruth , H"(IWI! \\·II";I/ ~ r. lah. CldpfTllIlI M"~ Sar!!h n. ~:::::~~n~~ 1,p'~~ \ea~~~~~~n~,~,.mer. ~! ~= • 238 • 0.0 ~~~~~~S~~'~T~ ~~~n~et~ cJf~erSYke8 mgr , CoM,ley Haze l stud ent. Codd.lng ton Mark (Id.a), Coddington Ray mond ( Verla) lab , CClc1dlnglOll Th os (Ellz ) woo l grower. Collins Bessie tehT' Hcrrlngto n 8 chl. Coit on Ernes t M rarmer , Concler tiannah L. Conder John. fo nd " " \VOI F. ( Lilli an A ) lab , Co ndor' Da'vld (Mary E ) farmer , COlldor G(>o (EIlZ) . CondOr Ida student . Condor Jas . Couzens "II'S Ellz. , , DODGE BROTHERS AUTOMOBILES Supplies Servloe AmerIcan Fork Phone 161 .............. . croo:~~gi. Byro n (A Bce M) barber ShOp and. be auty plr . Crookston Byron Jr student. Crookston Clyde P asst c ashr P eoples State BanI<. Crookston Earl D custdn flank or Am e ri can Fork. Crookston leta M. Crookston Jane n. Crookston Jesse P (Cora) carrier P O. ~~~~:~~~ ~t;{;~~ (~~~p~;~~I) C~OtlltI'Y. 1929 z:n g!:gL1~y C ~rrSs I;..)l~OI:r C). Dunkley Ell> C. Dunkley Hanna D. Dunkley .los (Laura ) lab , Dunkley Melvin E. Dunkley Mlidred repo rter The CItizen. Dunyon I\Irs Floren ce tchr Herrington Sch} Durrant Bert (Marlnda) . Dunant Donna tcbr Ame rican Fork High S c bl. Durrant Eltza (wid Wm). Durrant Virginia student, nUrl'um \\' alter A (Ella L ) c ity mars hal. ()unant Walter R. :~~'tl '~J~Ill~f.r ~~l~I~~:f.Rn Fork Do ttllng Co Ellr) III ::- hflll A ( Ellz ). Enrl Mal·Kt. }o;l.Ir'l Mary A (wid Lowt'IIL EdwardS De Von s tnl1 c nl , t:dw8r'd~ Frank herd e r, Ed\\,'ards LU c ile e lk \Vm Tll o rnton nrug Co. Edwords Solo n slul1 ent. Egg rr tse n Cl a ude E agt 0 &: n G \\' R R anel \V U Tel Co. EgR' e l't~ e ll Helen B stuc1 e nt , Egg-e rlseo Virginia 8tudent.. Ellison Alfd. 1\ ( Emma) . Elli so n Cln g Co (A H Elliso n ) e lm's and Mf's Sarah P . Delht. U(': lmcr. (jt:!1C\r lcve. Jas S (Laura) wool grow e r . Jane l , Marlon B stud ent, Reed \V. Sa ra h J , CrySlal Wm 1 (RUlh). Cunnlntham Angus ( ilaze l ) carp. Cunnlntham Cllrrord. Cunnlngl1 a m Co nni e student . "'1I1!5J~~'S~~i's L:rc111 with Ellison Clng Co. Cunningham DOl'ls d cp County Recorder, "';llI s flll HOl(lh ' E (Lydll ) ~o )r' EIII so lI CII : g Cunnlngbam Jas rar·m e T'. Co. Cunningham LOUiS. Elsm o re \Vm (Mae A; EIsm ~ re &. 1\ ~ lIy ) Cunnlntham Mary J (Wld Alex) city treas Elslllo re Gu e lda M . Cunningham Ste lla M stud ent. Elsmore &: Ae lly (\\"m Elsm o re Jns I\ c lly ) Curzon Wrn (Lilly M) herde r . bal'be rs , Davis David (Owl Inn ). Fackr ell Ev allne . Davis J essi e student. FIlI:kreli Jas N wool gro wer , Davis J ohn H ca"l'le r P O. " " ddls " el l' C. Davis RolJ' If (Sarah) farm e r. Fadliis noy d c lmn Do!cy ' ~ In c . Davis \V c t c hr lI e nlngton Schl. Feathersto ne Ch nrl o ttl!, Deakin Mor r l8 10' student, Fcathe"stune J o hn. Deakin HolH E student. Felt Ro ge r M , · Deakin IWllt F (MaUd) mine r. ..lnu Dge Haro ld .I, Dean Saml (Prud ence) Jan Fourth \Vd F1rmage John L ( Edna C) mgr .I C P enn(l), · AliI' Hse. Co. Deane Ow en ( Amy) farmer. FIl'mage \Vm (Cath) rarme r. Denve r &: Rio Gl'ande Western R n C E Flac k Ml's Anna maid Ora llt Hote l. · EQ' gertsoD agi, t'ol'hes Sch oo l. Despain Leo A rnceh Ameri c an Fork Mot or Foste r Mr s Emily F IIbrn Amerl l;3.n Fork Co. Pub Ll bry. Despain Orson L ( MeliSsa .I) rarmer, .' oste r Ivan J . Devey Al ve ra C. Fox Mrs Edith c lk Peopl~s Stnl c Dan}.;. Devey Amy student, Io' rank Ali ce prsr EHtso n Clng Co, Devey AI'vllla c lk Chipman ' s. Fre dricks \VllIts (Perchy ) Carmer. De"ey Elisha Ii stul1ent. Fu I ta ll "I arke t .I \V Sbe l ton mgr p o ul try DE: vey E verett T. and. eggs. Devey Hannah C clk Ho me Bake ry , Galsrord Art'" Jr (Naomi) mgr Alpin e Pub Devey J o hn Jr ( Olh'e M) farm e r. Co. Devey \Vatte r A ( Ma3c ah E ) lab. Gul s ru l'd Edwd R IIno Alpine Pub Co. Devey Walter n (Alvl r a ) farm er. fjal es Albt (lOeo) lab. Dickers on J o hn lab. G!unm eJ Spen c er (Etbel). Dlxon-Tayl o r-Russell Co Ol en L Taylor Gardner Edwin R (Este lla ) . m g r Curnlture. Oll rdner Fran c is. Downs Ha ch e l ( wid Wm ) . Ua rdner Ja s I.. ( Sarah J) ra r m er. Drap e r Muy A ( Wid Isnae ). UU l'( lncl' He r d (Myra ) sl s mn, Drape r NUl'man E Mud e nt . Gal'dne,' Jtl chd H, Draper NOrIT'HIi L (Beatri ce) . l iul'd nc " \"1Il n rarm e r , Draper Teny P (Floren ce E ) Sis mo May· tHg Inte r Mto Co. G;trdner Wm H (Ellen D). Crook~l u n CrYStal Crystal Crystl Crystal Crystal Crystal Crystal Crystal LEITH'S TRADE BINDERY 41 POST OFFICE PLACE Paper Ruling - BIndIng Gold StampIng Mall Orders SolicIted Salt Lake CIty :1 1 ~~ ; .~ Pi~ 263 .. £RICAN FORK-Contd .;he eve r Frrdk E ( Eliz ; Quality Dakery) Chesnut Edw L lab Cllr~nut .J as C ( Pearl L ) lab Chipman Aamn (Fa y ) lab Chipman Abn er (Eliz B ) poullry Chipman Alfonzo H (Fan nie G) Ch ipman Ann L ~!rs Cllipman Arnold H (Jennis n ) Chipman Clark (Senilh ) lab Chipm an Clyde g lass se lector Chipman Delbert (Ora H ) woo l grower Chipm a n Donald C (Go ld a M) lab Chipman Eld o n (T h eo ra ) elk Cllipm a n ~ ! rrc Co Chipman Elijah (A li a; Chipm an & n o hin _on Frr r! Storr) Chipm a n Florence e lk Chipman Mr. r c Co Clliplna n Har'l id ( F lorence S ) farmer Ch ipman Henry S (Lenore V ) lab Chipman Il ene student Chipmall Le onard (Franr'e ll ) woo lgrowcr Ch ipman Mark ca ndler U P P C A Chipman Martha Chipman ~Iartha H (w id Olto L ) CHIPMAN MERCANTILE CO , St.ephen L ChIpman Pres, Wm Chipman V-Pres-Treas-Mgr, Washburn 8 ChIpman 8eo, Ten BIg Departments of Everything In Merchandise, Tel 1 Chipman Me rl e S Chipman ~! ilrlr ed te l opr Cllipman Nancy ( wid J as) Chipman Naom i M Chipm a n O r a H Mrs case wkr E n A Chipman Ora J t ch r Chipm a n Oscar la b Chill man Pa ul clk Chip man Il e llh en n (,\ drli e D ) woo lgrower Ch ipman Sadie M Chipman S3m h s tud e nt Ch ipman Stall ley woo l g r ower Chipman Slcph n farmer Chipman Sleph L (S ina N) pres Chipman Merc e'l Chipman Steph W (Sara h A) farmer Chipman Thos .J (Em ily H ) car in s pr Cllipman Vern H (Grace \V ) woo l growe r Chipman Vivian Chipman Waller (nose 0 ) lab Chipman Wa s hhurn S (Margt M) sec Chi pman Mercantile Co Cllip man Wm (.Jean) ,'-pres-Ireas-mgr Chipman Mere Co Chipman & Ro binson Fe ed Store (E li jah Chipmall G len nobinso n ) Chri s l pn~e n Albert F (~ I abe l ) d rpl mgr Ch ipman ~ I ere Co C hri s l e n ~en Bernard N (Maud D) farmer Chrislens en Clare B (Re li a A) fa rm er Irislensen Hans (Alice K) farme Chl'i <le nsen Howard studen t Chr is t ense n ,Jacob Cl lr istensen Kalh slude nt Christensen Marion ( Marinth a G) farm er Chri s l en sen Pau l D st udent Christ~nsen nub y tchr Elementary Sch I' L eh i Chrisliansen Armo (Ve rda ) who l poullry Christiansen Jean Christiansen Pete r (Ma tilda ) farmer Christophcrson n eer! 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Coulson Fran c is (C;ertru d e) lab Coward Edit h (w id Hobt) Cowarci I\ onaltl ( ~ I yrlle ) delmn Mo tfett Ferri ~ Iill Cranuall Lu c ian C (T il e lllla 11 ) trucking Crompton J as .F ( Alta U ) farmer Crompton J o hn F (lIIary A) farmer Crookston Alice !II ~Irs beauty shop Crookston Byron (Alice JII ) barbe,' Crooks Ion Clyde c lk Peoples Stat.e Bank Crookston Dorothy stude nt C,'ooks ton Ear l lab Crookston E lden e lk Crook s to n E liz H ~ I rs atnrlt State Tr~ining Se h Crookston Geo W (E li z H ) e leeln Crookston J esse P (Cora D ) carr ier P 0 Crook sto n John n (Edna N) lab Cr ook sto n Lenore tehr Crookston Thos J (~I ay H) la b Crystal J ea n ette (w id Jas) Crystal M Dorne ll e lk 0 P Skaggs System Crysta l Wm J ( Huth W ) lab Cunningham A Wi lson (Pea rl n ) brk Iyr Cunningh am Arvi ll a student Cunningham Cecil Cunningham Clifford Cunningham Earlin student Cunningham Go lda Cunningham Hllz e l (w id Angus) Cunningh am Howa rd A Cunningham Jas (Mary) farmer Cunning ham L ila H Mrs atndt State Training Sch Cunnin g h a m Mary J (w id Alex ) Cunning h am Ross (L ila H) lab Cunningham S t e ll a M cand ler Nye & Nissen Cunningham Woodr ow R lab Curry Em il y stude nt n, no SUTTON'S Whe re EVERY Big Picture Plays OJaJlaJnJJunL J~ ~~A MOTION PICTURES ARE YOUR BEST ENTERTAINMENT AMERICAN FORK-Contd Du~h Huward lab Bush LOlli sa J ~I rs Ilu s h Vera M t c hr Bulle Aaron J (Mary T ) lau Dulle Hany T stud e nt Dutte J ohn n lab Butte Nita L Cahn lJavid (Ida) s lsmn Cameo Th eatre (Jo hn H Miller) Can fi e ld P 0 (Viola ) min er Ca rli s le Earl F (Elhe l W ) Carlis le Me nna Mrs cas h .J C Penn ey Car l is le Win (Merrna) lau Car lso n Ilub y C MrH Car l"u " Hul u n C Ca ,'t e r Fr ed C (June F) lab Carte r Samuel G ( Lu e ll a C) Cassity Oeo W (Gertr ud e) civ eng Cave Phillip W (Vera) tchr Chadburn F Archi e ( H Clara) farmer Chadwick Alf red (A li ce E ) pntr Chadw ick Earl S (J un e B) lau Chadw ick Edith Chadwick E lm er T (J ennie R ) lab Chadw ick Fay S (De ll a H ) lab Ch adw ick G len (Clara B ) lab Cl,adwick Jas S (E lva C) d entist CI, udw ick J o hn E (Cora) ins s ls mn Chadwick Ki et h Chadwick Raym ond S c iv eng Chadwick Vera S Chadw ick Vera S Ch a dwick Wm J (Martha S) farm e r Ch adwick Wm N s tudent Chamber lain Char les A (Fannie M) Chamber lain He len Q Chamb er lain Ralph J Cheever Anna Mrs Ches tnut Clyde (Pear l ) c ity marshal Ch es tnut Ro bert miner Chillon Arthur E (Mina) lab Chipm a n Abn er (Elizabeth) lab Ch ,pman Alphonso (Fannie) farmer Ch ipm an Ann L Mrs Chipman Clarke Chipman Clarke (Asenath M) Cllipman Curtis T Cllipman lJelbert (Ora H ) woo l grower Chipman Donna Mrs Cllipman Donald C lab Chipman E lden (Th eo ra ) clk Chipman E li jah (Alta ) Chipman E lmer P (Fe rn T Chipman E lm e r P Chipman He nry S (Leno r e V ) farmer Ch ipma n Henry V (G race W ) woolgrower Chipman Leon ard (France ll ) callie dlr Chipman L ige (Alla A ) (C hipman & Robins on) Chipm a n ~ I artha Mrs CHIPMAN MERCANTILE CO, Stephen L Chipman Pres Wm Chipman V-Pres-Treas-Mgr, Washburn S Chlpma~ Seo Ten Big Departments of Everything In Merohandlse, Tel .; GOOD PLACE TO EAT" :Ch ipman Mildr ed c lk Chip man Mildrcrt e lk Th o rnton Drug 'Ch ipman ~Iyr l c t c hr ,Chip mall Ora J tc hr Ch ipm a n Osca r Chipm all lI u c l. nll Addi t' ) w(1o lg r nwcr Chipman Sadie Chipm a n S tanl ey \\' oo l",ro\\'cr CHIPMAN STEPHEN L, Pres Chipman MercantIle Co, r Salt Lake City Chi pman Ste pl, e " \\' fal'lno.r Ch ipma n '1'110 " 1:'" ,J (E ", ily ~1 ) ,CHIPMAN WASHBURN' S ( Margaret ), Sec Chipman Mercantile r {qyt ....<:.11 ~ It ~ aJ m m rm .... ~ Cr> Q '" ~ -< l ~ Co 'CHIPMAN WILLIAM (JEAN T ) V-Pres-Treas-Mgr Chipman t Mercantile Co !Cb ipman & It o hin so n (Glen Hobi n so n Li gc Chimpan ) fecd dlrs ;Ch risten s e n Alb e rt F ( Mab e l B ) d ep t mgr Chipma n Me rc Co ,Chri s tensen Bernard N (Maude D ) farmer 'Ch ristensen Bert c it~' cou ncilmn 'Ch risten se n Ce c il C s tudent ,Chri stense n Clare B (ne lia A ) fa rm er ,Chri stens en Ea rl L lab 'Christense n CHe ll lab ristensen "!inns (A~'I"'iePe"";)~r"'a-r-m-e-r~ i6hri stensen Howard c 1auf Ch ip m an Me r c Co .Cbristensen J C (Cidar Mill) :Christensen John H elk Ch ri s tensen Julius C farmer Ch r istensen Katherine student Christensen Kenneth (Beth) clk Christensen L K auto parts Christensen Marion H (Rinthn F) farmer ,Christensen Owen D student Ct,ristensen Paul D student Ch ri stensen Raymond farmer Ch r istiansen Armo (Verda) poullrymn Ch r istiansen N P trucker ,Chr istofferson Reed H (Aria P) Cla r k. Alice C Mrs Clark David N Clark John N Clark Thomas Blab Clarke Bertha E tchr Clarke Berlha H Mrs Cla r ke David H farmer ;Clarke Edith S tel opr ;Cleghorn Willard R (C leone M) miner ,Clements Blaine lab ~Clements Blaine J (Viola P) lab :Clemenls Edward A (Rosabel :Clements Erick L (Emma C) Clements LaMar (Laura A) lab ;Clements Malan H lab ;Clements Welby L (Grace N) lab ,(ilyde Arch W (Merline D) br mgr Mountain States Tel & Tel ! " Co 'Coates J Frank lab ,Coates Wm E (Grace G) lab ,Cobbley Hazel tel opr MST&'I'Co ;Codington Elizabeth Mrs ~Iton Delylla .(Jollon Edward H ~ I:l :>:- ., (lo "t! ...Q -< ~ c: ~ '"Q ~ III r- m -;" z :a ~~ §z '"'Ul-l m n 0 1 -a ~ "t! :r Q ".... It i Z -< TollL ~(~ TITLE SEARCH FORM [Obtain information from title abstract books at County Recorder's Office) Tax Number: I ~"~"t" \ 6D\'z.. ·. ~'-t-z.... Lega 1 Descr i pt ion (i nc 1ude acreage): Ar: C;.~ "5 .....'1"1· A _ fTt'~ TRANSACTION DATES I ~ Lt.-a,. )5'1 4}~J~ t c,)~J." . r)t-Iv~~T~(,~. J. Allou\-- ""?~t"<.) ~h., I':'i' r ~ "" I.-~ ..... /....1 v ' ... _ to/t;-/-b . It,,,,,,,.. Q.. A\\~ ~. ~t~~~ £'fII-. ~~ a('c:.~se.JA 'C t/ , , JJ1 ~'V" '\l ,... • I &- -t'£ Researcher: ~~ ~~6~"Akx.-.:s-. AL 'i.ce. ~, a..v.l~tt'Mosc:.o\. ~50{1~ ••J~ v 5/Zfs/~-z"0 AL~~TIM..c.Y~t" , 5 h.. 'f: / r; 'Z-- GRANTEE (BUYER) GRANTOR (SELLER) CLw'-"j~"~ _Alic.e. ~. -r. Al\;e..,.\-- ¥"'..,~ ~ L.J.."..i,.~seAo1. Ii I"I.A.CIA- -;. 2 .9'-1 ~. W l'~y:. &, ~. Ai Z ~ 4..~. I ' 14 I TYPE OF DOLLAR TRANSACTION AMOUNT .VJV /A. eM. W~oJe..y ~~~ ~d.. 4J/ o 'SE- c.cv- 17l....t A J ~ bGo:.. ..J o~ -gt~ ~ <:..~ i E 1'31". ~ ~~ ' , COt+1ENTS ~~ ?/~k~· he.. ~ 1?>'Z"fr' ~ I ZO~~ - ~ '1'-1 o~ AlLu '" A ac...p !""~Y''''''''''+ .. ~ ... ~ ~~ .''f"'' \ -r..... fe(OT.k.l t../I"I!t>,.., ~ 'f'-* .~~y --b 1H ":SeNe..• I ........c. d ..'~w /.>+..J. CM~~ l.d1'S. -dwe:Ll; .... ~ ]G~~..:: 1/ ..a. do \ II tl tt.llf.OO ~ r. h J..I-tM"~-.. b Ut~C1' }t~ Cl..w~ s te-~~ v ~• l>' c- 0... ~... 4- Ali «- lC- ~~«;,,~.;U\.:JT oc'V A \ 'I ,Yo ~ L c.k ~ I Date: M'O , ~ INTENSIVE LEVEL SURVEYS AMERICAN FORK, UTAH COUNTY, UTAH MILE ~~fWM(?Wd1 o .5 LEGEND tw'ffiEd D D 1 5MIT14 I4YATT ARC141TECT5 <etDl) &4& South M4ln Street 60IniM UYh &401" 2~-16E>E> FAX, <etDl) COUNTY: UTAH o QUAD: PELICAN POINT. UTAH 1975 USGS 7.5 MIN 2~-1E>" Hans, Sf. & Maren Christensen House 210 S_ 100 West Christensen, Hans & Maren House 210 S 100 West American Fork, Utah County Christensen, Hans & Maren , House. 210 S 100 West, American Fork, Utah County. Christensen, Hans & Maren, House. 210 S 100 West, American Fork, Utah County. Christensen, Hans & Maren, House. 210 S 100 West, American Fork, Utah County. EVALUATION SHEET Intensive Level Survey Utah Office of Preservation Number of Properties Surveyed: _-=2;.:::.9_ _ __ Addresses of Properties Surveyed: Date of Survey: July 1997 (Submitted in October) See attached Survey Conducted For: American Fork CLG By: Nelson Knight. Smith Hyatt Architects Evaluated By: L Julie Osborne Date: November 9, 1997 Approved Approved with Recommendations (see below) Returned for Corrections/Additionallnformation (see below) Checklist of items required for each surveyed property: 1. L Completed Historic Site Form (clearly handwritten or typed) 2. L Photographs (at least two color slides or black-and-white prints) 3, L Completed title search form 4. 5. 6. 7. L L lL lL Completed Biographical Research Form (or equivalent) for each principal resident from the historic period (or adequately documented history for non-residential buildings) Photocopy of USGS map with location of building marked Photocopies of all research materials Separate file for each property (letter size) Recommended but not required: 8. 9. 10. 11 . Measured drawing(s) of floor plan(s) and field measurements Sketch plan of the property (required if there are outbuildings) Photographs (B&W and slides) of all exterior elevations and significant architectural details on the exterior and interior Old photographs of the building Comments/Recommendations: Overall, the surveyed buildings are well researched and documented, and the ILS's are nicely packaged with clear, complete information. For future reference, the historical narrative should discuss all available (and pertinent) information concerning the owners/occupants of the buildings. Obituaries are needed for each and every person who owned and/or lived in the building (for some period of time) during the historic period. Photographs should not be mounted (not archival). /william & Haydee Thornton House_ 88 S 100 West ~; ) ~~ fternard & Maud Christensen House 154 S 100 West 0 L--l0DD ~ans & Maren .0..-1~~~--( 210 S 100 West 0 John & Cora Chadwick House i'<~5 S Center () '?..--'1lt' ~ '010 ~ u Feathersone-Webb House 0'1."t (P 96 S. 100 East l\ v /Abraham & - Hettie GundmundsonHouse 98 S. 100 West O£....-'1C;0Jo v Mark & Pearl Bezzant House 163 S.100West 01...-"1440 ~Crystal-Anderson House 60 N 200 West OL,.1~1..-1 \. .,/ Webb-Preston House 49 N 200 West 01....-'10101 ./ James Dunkley House 26 S 200 West ov1'7'71 ----Margaret Wild House 37 S. 200 West 0 L-l '7~ Joseph & Laura Dunkley House 40 S 200 West 00[ C?Cj"V"" .' John & Ann Green House CYL...-t 54 S 200 West 0'7' ./Reuben & Adeline Chipman House 38 S 100 West tn. ."[. t?10 ,-, ' Christian & Zilpha Beck House 52 S 100 West O"L."1 0( 1 William Chipman-Abner Chipman House D'Ll~( 279 S 100 West .Dr. James & Elva Chadwick House 40 S. Center 01.....1.00 t1 0'1.--1. '10 ~ ~arley & Malissa Hansen House 96-98 S. Center v/ Thomas & Emily Chipman House 219 S 100 West o?..-r4:-ft,1 Dr. Guy & Roxie Richards House 50 S Center 01...-1 ~O(,o Isaac & Sadie Wagstaff House 148 S. Center OL1 ~D J«seph & Lillian Brown Ho~e 51 S 100 East <O "1..;1.~ C; '? Leonard Harrington House 97 S 100 East &tV1'l ry-., v-f'ackson-Anderson House 146 S 100 East Vfuseph & Sarah Elsmo~e House 64 E 100 South .' .' \.,... George & Mary Spratley House 29 E 100 South 01-L~ \ 10 ~oseph & Elizabeth Shipley House v 48 W 100 South __------"o-.::"-.---~!!--"-..-..;r Lucian & Olive Crandall House \/ 158 W 100 South 021 t7'iB j Stephen & Amanda Chipman House 186 W 100 South () 1--'10'14