| Show And then came the hour when that familiar music began to play You would find your date and dance the last dance of the night to the tune of Goodnight Sweetheart Source as told to Personal the recollections PLAMOR Ethel Nielson of and DANCE HALL IN EPHRAIM Lewis Thompson Mention the fellows--Anthony Armstrong 3272 Gramercy Avenue Ogden UT 84403 Honorable Because Erma author THE of Personal interest Hansen Spencer in Recollection dancing Sheldon felt Nielson Douglas--an open by four Ned air dance hall was built in Ephraim in the spring of 1933 It was located on Second South and one-half block west of Main Street on the south side of the street The weather was getting too warm to continue the dances being held at the beautiful Dreamland Hall Hereby the plans for an open air dance hall were conceived These energetic young fellows wanted to have good long-lasting concrete for the dance floor So they did research work to find which material would be best for their use The sand they got was hauled in from the river bottoms in Chester The gravel was crushed blue granite boulders taken from the creek bed east of Ephraim They orderedcar load of cement which cost 90 centsbag The floor was poured in 15-foot squares There wasprize given for the one who could come up with the best name for the hall Robert Thompson He was quite its won given bit name on giving 10 in for those Friday the hall his prize days June the The 1933 name Ten of Plamor dollars Plamor was received |