Route 89 Favored For Mail Delivery
Kanab Lions and local citizens push Route 89 over the Cedar City route for mail transit to the south. They argue one direct line from Manti or Marysvale would serve more communities including Antimony Escalante Tropic Widstee Kingston Henderson Cannonville Henrieville Georgetown and offer daily service if Rio Grande wins the contract. The effort seeks broader mail ties to Flagstaff and Phoenix and a Canada to Mexico highway via Route 89.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanab Lions Club
Cedar City
Cedar City Way
W. H. King
A. J. Lewis
Salina
Postal Department
Washington
Lewis
Manti
Marysvale
Mt. Carmel
Kanab
Antimony
Escalante
Tropic
Widstee
Kingston
Henderson
Cannonville
Henrieville
Georgetown
Rio Grande
Salt Lake
Flagstaff
Phoenix
Ariz
Kanab Lions
Canada
Mexico
Utah
Elaborate Plans For Century Conference
Salt Lake City prepares for the 100th Anniversary of the L D S Church with large crowds expected for the April 6 opening. Priesthood meeting and the pageant The Message of the Ages will require tickets, available free from bishops or stake presidents. The Century Book is set for release in coming days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Popular Gunnison Folks Are Married at Nephi
A. J. Thompson, assistant mechanic at the Gunnison Sugar company, and Olive Pace, owner of the Shamrock Inn, surprised friends by announcing their marriage the day before on returning from Nephi March 16. The ceremony was by Bishop Smith with a small group present. They will reside in Gunnison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Thompson
Gunnison
Olive Pace
Shamrock Inn
Nephi
Bishop Smith
Thompson
Utah
Salina
Kanab
Ephraim
Lions Plan Utah Wonderland Visit For July Delegates
International Lions officials and Utah Idaho members met in Salt Lake to invite thousands of Lions to Southern Utah in July. Plans aim to show delegates from the Denver international convention scenic wonders from Zion Canyon to Bryce Canyon and paint pot areas while highlighting Mt. Carmel highway tunnels and national parks. Dr. M M Neilson urged united efforts to extend the invitation to eastern visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Lions Club
Utah
P. L. Holman
Lions Clubs of
Idaho
Salt Lake
A. J. Lewis
Salina
Zions-Mt. Carmen
National park—Zions Canyon
Bryce Canyon
M. M. Neilson
District 28
Utsh
Salina Sun
Australian Reunion Highlight for LDS Centenary
During the LDS church centennial celebration the Australian missionaries reunion is planned for Saturday April 5 in Capitol Hill ward recreation hall. A program of music and dancing is announced as part of the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latter Day Saints Church
Aeunion
Capitol Hill Ward
Halversons Visit Standardville After Mine Blast
Mr and Mrs Harold Halverson and their children, stationed at Standardville, are guests at the home of Mr and Mrs O H Halverson. Harold was an office employee at the Standardville coal mine, which was blasted a few weeks ago and is closed until reconstruction is finished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standardville
Harold Halverson
H. Halverson
Harold
Century of Mormonism Publication Planned for Members
A commemorative publication marking Mormonism's 100th birthday will be distributed to church members and others to stimulate local and national interest. It will feature articles by church leaders and other prominent writers from the Western United States.
Thieves Terrorize Westside Residents
Bandits believed to be youths terrorize Clarion and Westview neighborhoods breaking into homes while owners are away and stealing cash valuables and tobacco. Recent raids include the Kuwahara residence for 15 dollars a gold ring and sacks of tobacco and the Lee De Mills home for eight dollars. A loss of pennies saved for a children's hospital fund aggravated the crime. Investigators pursue arrests and promise justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side
Clarion
Westview
Tom Kuwahara
Kuwahara
Lee DeMills
Children’s Hospital
Salt Lake
Royal Neighbors Event At Mrs Kearns Home
Mrs H A Kearns entertained Royal Neighbors members Monday afternoon from 1 30 to 5. A dainty luncheon preceded bridge. Winners at bridge were Mrs N L Hermansen and Mrs J A Hagan, first and second respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Kearns
Census Enlists 100000 Enumerators for New Count
The 100000 census enumerators begin April 2 to collect facts on birthplace of individuals and their parents. If birthplace is unknown the enumerator will supply it. For US born, state or territory is recorded. for older territories the current state names are used. The 1920 white population totaled 13,712,754.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Census Bureau
Washington
Peron
Indian Territory
Neter Oklishoma
Louisiana
Oregon
Mayfield Trapper Lands Eight Lions
Elmer Anderson of Mayfield earns fame for trapping eight lions in Willow Creek and Twelve Mile canyons during the past month. The hunter uses large traps and often encounters fierce resistance from trapped animals. Anderson’s work relieves stockmen, and he continues his search for a big lion that still bears his trap in Twelve Mile canyon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Anderson
Mayfield
Elmer
Willow Creek
Twelve Mile
Mr. Anderson
Anderson
Lion
Missionary Oscar Foote Receives City Hall Welcome Home
Oscar Foote, recently returned from years in the Southern States mission for the Mormon church, was honored at a Tuesday evening welcome home party at City Hall. A musical program accompanied Foote’s talk about his experiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Foote
Southern States
Mormon Church
City Hall
Mr. Foote
Road Work Started In Kanab District
Kanab district announces the start of a road improvement program in Kane County north and west of Kanab along Route 89. B. D. Palfreyman of Springville won bids totaling 97,276.97 with surveys and related costs around 100,000. The three schedules cover grading and structures, Three Lakes north of Kanab, and graveling with a completion target of 120 days for the whole project. Detours will be nearly impossible to minimize tourist disruption this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kane County
Kanab
B. D. Palfreyman
Springville
Utah
Utah-Arizona
Three Lakes
Palfreyman
Mr. Palfreyman
Census notes on foreign born parents highlight white population share
The passage states that 22,686,204 people in the United States were born abroad or had parents born abroad, comprising 185 percent of the white population. It humorously suggests census takers may exhaust atlases locating these birthplaces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Vacationing couple visits California and Mexico on long car trip
Mr. and Mrs. L Ludvigson and Mrs. Sylvia Metcalf with Mr. and Mrs. George Williams of Salt Lake completed a 3000 mile auto trip to Los Angeles and nearby beach resorts. They toured San Diego missions and visited Tiajuana Antigua Caliente and Redlands Riverside and reported California worth seeing while praising Gunnison Valley and Utah as healthy places to live.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Ludvigson
Sylvia Metcalf
George Williams
Salt Lake
Los Angeles
Orange Grove
Riverside
Redlands
Tiajuana
Antigua Caliente
Mexico
San Diego
California
Gunnison Valley
Utah
Penney Managers to Convene for Spring Convention in Ogden
J C Penney Company managers led by F H Jones depart Sunday for a week long spring convention in Ogden. George Bushnell attends as former first vice president now director, with Lew Day chairing in Garden. 1296 managers expected across sixteen regional meetings with banquets and merchandise showcases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Jones
J. C. Penney Company
Ogden
Bigelow Hotel
George H. Bushnell
D. C. Penney Company
Mr. Bushnell
J. C. Penney
Salt Lake City
Mercantile World
Lew V. Day
Qorden
New York
St. Louis
Varus
Bushnell
Gunnison Ward Holds Services at City Hall
City officials arrange Gunnison ward church services and Sunday school at the city hall until a new ward chapel is built. The hall was cleaned and renovated with most rooms to be used for church meetings after the Relief society hall was destroyed by fire weeks ago.
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Gunnison
Gunnison Ward
Gunnison City Hall
Relief Society
Tire
Roylance Travels to Salt Lake for Thrift Foundation Business
Tom S Roylance of the Intermountain Thrift Foundation visits here for company business and to see his brother Harry Roylance and sister Mrs C E Embley. Dr and Mrs F O Bullock and Miss Arlean from Salina were guests at the Jensen home for dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom S. Roylance
Intermountain Thrift Foundation
Salt Lake
Harry Roylance
C. E. Embley
F. O. Bullock
Miss Arlean
Salina
Marius Jensen
Final Call for J. Bartholomew Pioneer Stockman
Joseph Bartholomew of Sanpete County died at Salina hospital after a stomach perforation caused by a fall while riding to tend sheep near Timber Canyon. He was 1880 born and survived by a widow Annie James and children Lila Arvilla Dale, with brothers and sisters across Utah. Funeral at Gunnison Valley High School, burial in Ephraim after services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph
Bartholomew
Sanpete County
Salina Hospital
Timber Canyon
Flat Canyon
Aha Gee
Fayette
Gee
Gunnigan
Hagan
Mr. Bartholomew
John
Elize R. Bartholomew
Annie James
Manti Temple
Bartholomews
Ephraim
College City
Gunnison
Mormon Church
Lila Kellar
Manti
Arvilla
Dale
City
John E. Bartholomew
Alia C
Goshen
Henry
Roxy Christensen
Sarah Christenson
Salt Lake
Julia Brcanbrack
Provo
Mary Stewart
Vineyard
Rose Peterson
Fillmore
Gunnison Valley High School
Bishop Kidman
Ringneck Pheasants Debated as Crop Shapers
State fish and game commissioner J. Arthur Mecham notes continued debate over whether Ringneck pheasants aid or harm farmers. Utah County research by Professor Clarence Cottman tracked pheasant diets across seasons, suggesting crops may be affected. findings to be continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
J. Arthur Mecham
Fish and Game
Fish and Game Department
Utah County
Clarence Cottman
Cottman
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Century Conference
Lions
Utah Wonderland
Westside
Mayfield Trapper
Penney
Lafe Bown
Provo Sundey
James Bown
Ringneck
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