Marlo Spilobury Found Dead in Cedar County Camp
Marlo Spilobury, 22 to 24, son of Mr and Mrs A F Spilbury of Cedar City, was found dead with a bullet wound in his head at a sheep camp near Quitthapa West of Cedar City. Authorities imply accidental death. the coroner and jury were awaiting verdict as of press time. The discovery was made by Joe Haslam. the father arrived from Salt Lake City later that night.
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Marlo Spilsbury
A. F. Spilsbury
Cedar City
Quitthapa
Cedar Ciy
Shay
Soma
Joe Haslam
Corps
Spilsbury
Salt Lake City
Marlo
Times
Dairy Co Pays $1 453 for Butter Fat in Fifteen Days
The Southern Utah Dairy Co paid out $1,453 for butter fat in the first fifteen days of March. Estimated labor and other payments could total about $300 to $350, suggesting monthly and yearly totals around $3,600 and $43,200 respectively. The piece notes dairy as a small farm sideline with growth potential rivaling the sheep industry.
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Southern Utah Dairy Co
Appeals Over Malicious Mischief Case In Cedar City
Charles Cheesebrough appeals a Cedar City Justice Court ruling to district court after being found guilty of malicious mischief in the killing of a registered Hereford bull owned by Gardner. The judgment: $25 fine plus $124 damages with 8 percent interest since last fall. George A. Lowe Jr. waived preliminary hearing on Brand larceny charges and was held to district court. alleged to have sold property last fall with Judge Knox listed as counsel.
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Justice Court of
Cedar City
District Court
Charles Cheesebrough
Rollo
Gardner
Dake
Gardover
George A. Lowe Jr
Deltridge
Knox
Lim
Iane Buyer Contracts for Sixty Lambs Here
Mr Marshall Levi visited town the first of the week contracting for Jauiby for fall delivery. He reportedly bought several bunches at 16 14 cents, a price not matched locally.
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Marshall Levi
Jauiby
Letter P on the Hill Gets Annual Whitewashing
Tiarowan High School held its annual letter day on Friday. Freshmen bore the burden of supplying whitewash and drove the letter P on the hill Southeast of town to a bright new sheen. Later that day the classes gathered for lunch and the annual ball, a premier social event.
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Tiarowan High School
University of Utah Dominates Inter-mountain Stock Show Events
The University of Utah demonstrated strong participation at the Inter-mountain Stock and Horse Show at the Utah State Fair Grounds. The ROTC unit, the largest west of the Mississippi, supplied top equipment while the university stables listed 250 entries including polo ponies and hunters. Two Utah polo teams performed nightly as riding programs expanded among female and male students.
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Utah State Fair Ground
University of Utah Tt. O. T. C
Hiss
University of Utah
U. of U. News Bureau
West Ward Primary Conference Planned in Schoolhouse
West Ward Primary association will hold a conference next Sunday afternoon April 10 in the schoolhouse during the regular Sacrament meeting hour. A good program has been arranged and officers invite all parents to attend.
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West Ward
Associaton
Association
Gleaners Meet as Marie Timmons Plans Move to Indiana
The East Ward Gleaner Girls held a regular meeting at Miss Marie Timmons's sister’s home. Timmons, an active member, is leaving for her Indiana home and hosted what may be her last meeting. The group worked on a quilt for auction and socialized with refreshments. Members presented her with a Sterling Silver salt and pepper service as a farewell token.
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East Ward
Safford High Principal Joins Arizona Team Trip to Chicago
Mr. J Marold Mitchell of Shigely led the Safford High School basketball team to Chicago last week to represent Arizona in the state’s tournament.
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J. Marold Mitchell
Shigely
Safford High School
Arizona
Chicago
State of Arizona
Plans Near Complete For Big East Ward Carnival Next Week
Parowan East ward plans a three day spring carnival April 11 15 16 with a free family dinner vaudeville auction and dances. Proceeds support ward maintenance improvement and activities while booths and sales benefit auxiliary organizations.
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Parowan East Ward
Mr George Curtis Visits Springville as He Looks Over Iron Mountain Property
Mr George Curtis of Springville former Parewan resident and brother of William Curtis traveled to Iron Mountain to inspect property. He is interested in milling. His brother Will Curtis resides with him in Springville in poor health with asthma and a chronic head abscess. Mrs Gladys Rolling Wood visits from Beaver.
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George Curtis
Springville
Parewan
Wm. Curtis
Iron Mountain
Will
Cedar City visitor with Stevenson family kin
Severn Evang Stevenson from Cedar City spent a few days visiting her brothers sisters and other relatives in the area during the week.
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Hirs
Severn Evang Stevenson
Cedar City
Beaver Judge Knox Visits On Business
Judge William F. Knox of Beaver was in town last Saturday on professional business and met with local officials.
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Wm. F. Knox
Beaver
Mrs LeRoy Myers Undergoes Goiter Surgery at County Hospital
Mrs LeRoy Myers underwent goiter surgery last Sunday at the County Hospital performed by Dr Green and Dr MacFarlane.
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LeRoy Myers
County Hospital
Ward couple welcome baby girl this week at the hospital
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L G Ward announce the birth of their daughter. The infant was born early this week at a local hospital, joining the family with delight.
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Joseph LG. Ward
Mrs Lena Bentley Returns From Winter Coast Trip
Mrs Lena Bentley returns home from a winter spent in Los Angeles and Taft California. She arrived yesterday and reports feeling improved after months on the coast and enjoying the trip.
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Lena Bentley
Los Angles
Taft California
Boy George Heap In Critical Condition At Vernon’s
Mr George Heap a seven year old boy has suffered bladder disorders for months and is in a very serious condition. An operation seems unlikely due to age but may offer relief. He recently moved with his other children to Vernon’s for special care and attention.
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George Heap
Hig
Vernon
Dixie ends week with sheep shearing run
Jack Wiesars, Mickelson, and Billie Thornton led a brief stop in Dixie with a short sheep shearing run returning home on the weekly list.
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Wiesars
Jack Mickelson
Billie Thornton
Dixie
Photographer R Dr Adams In Cedar City Seeks Subjects
Photographer R Dr Adams of Cedar City is in town for a few days to take pictures for those who wish. He is staying in the old Gurr Building across from the Standard B Supply Co.
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R. Dr. Adams
Cedar City
Gurr
Standard B Supply Co
Mort brothers report California jobs found
Delbert Mort and Walter Morten went to California recently and sent word they both secured good jobs.
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Messrs
Delbert
Walter Mortengen
California
Lloyd White Visits Summit on Business
Mr. Lloyd White traveled from Summit yesterday to conduct business, with no additional details provided.
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Lloyd White
Summit
Cedar visitor Dr. Macfarlane in to consult yesterday
Dr. M. J. Macfarlane arrived from Cedar on a professional call, visiting local offices for consultations and meetings.
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M. J. Macfarlane
Cedar
Juvenile Judge Mitchell Disposes Several Monday Cases
Juvenile Judge Mitchell disposed of multiple cases in a Monday afternoon session. The proceedings involved several youths facing various charges, with decisions rendered during the afternoon docket.
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Mitchell
Summit couple relocates business efforts to Potowan
Mr and Mrs Wilford Lawrence of Summit relocated their business to Potowan yesterday. The move shifts activity from Summit to Potowan impacting local commerce and employment.
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Wilford Lawrence
Potowan
RUSHED TO COUNTY HOSPITAL AFTER APPENDIX RUPTURE
Mr ELS 5 Hyatt was admitted Sunday afternoon with an acute append icitis attack. He underwent an evening operation revealing a ruptured appendix and his condition is listed as very serious. His daughter Luella, a trained nurse, flew in from Salt Lake City on Monday to assist.
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Els
Hyatt
Luella
Salt Lake City
Names Omitted From Ex-Soldier List Prompt Public Tips
The Times received additional names to add to the ex service men list for Parowan Paragon and Summit. Named are Robert Fowler Clarence Benson Acqua Bain Matheson Roy Moore of Parowan and Leland Dalley Leo Farnsworth of Summit. Seek any further omissions for the Service Star Legion.
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Parowan, Paragonali
Summit
Times
Robert Fowler
Clarence Benson
Acqua Bain Matheson
Roy Moore
Parowan
Leland Dalley
Leo Farnsworth
Service Star Legion
Local Residents Add Home Improvements Around Summit
Mr Ellis Bentley assists with carpenter work on Otto Dalley s new Summit home. Dr Burton makes lawn and garden improvements with new lawns shrubs and flowers. Mr James C Robinson plants ornamental nursery stock and beautifies yards. Mr Etha Gensley undertakes home improvements including painting and installing a new ornamental fence.
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Ellis Bentley
Otto Dalley
Summit
Burton
James C. Robinson
Etha Gensley
Man Near Death Finds Hope After Neck Abscess Surgery
AmiII Witte, once given little time to live due to a neck and throat abscess from a tooth, underwent surgery at a hospital. The procedure reduced the swelling, and he is now recovering, moving about town and hopeful for a full return to health in days.
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Amiii Witte
Carnival Season Ticket Purchase Promoted
A notice encourages readers to buy a season ticket for the carnival events, highlighting access and savings for the upcoming festivities.
Nursery stock arrived for grounds planting theme
Last week nursery stock arrived and planting has begun. Evergreen plants in front of the building were removed to the rear as part of renovations.
Local resident enhances home grounds with new plantings
Mr. John W. Benson recently landscaped his yard planting tawny specimens and giving every attention to their growth and care.
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John W. Benson
Bishop L. Melson Marsden Builds Garage and Driveway
Bishop L Melson Marsden is erecting two new garages at the rear of his residence with a concrete driveway laid across the lawn to reach them.
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Bishop L. Melson Marsden
The Day Fares Co Commences Rambouillet Shearing
The Day Fares Company began shearing Rambouillet sheep last week, marking a start to its wool production cycle and signaling activity in local agricultural operations.
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Day Fares Co
Lance Hyatt Visits Family Amid Father’s Hospital Surgery
Mr. Lance Hyatt traveled from Gunnison last Monday to check on his father who had an appendectomy at the County Hospital the day before. He reported his family is well despite the operation.
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Lance Hyatt
Gunnison
Lance
Matheson Couple Welcome Baby Boy This Week
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Matheson are the proud parents of a baby boy born late this week. The birth adds another member to the family.
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Kenneth Matheson
Timmons Party Heads to Nevada and Indiana Home
Mr and Mrs Arch Timmons who stayed several weeks here have departed for Nevada where Mr Timmons is employed. Their father mother and sister, who also visited, will move next week to Veedersburg Indiana.
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Arch Timmons
Nevada
Timmons
Veedersburg
Indiana
Race rider Mr Clark Datton returns home after Tijuana season
Mr. Clark Datton, known for his racing stint in Tijuana the previous winter, arrived back in his own Dodge Sedan a few days ago.
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Clark Datton
Tijuana
Miss Nada Mortensen Returns to Salt Lake City
Miss Nada Mortensen has been in Salt Lake City for several weeks and is now back home.
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Nada Mortensen
Salt Lake City
West and East wards coordinate for carnival week
The West Ward plans to support the East Ward in staging the carnival next week and may assist again in summer or fall as the East Ward considers similar actions, showing cross ward cooperation.
Remember cleanup deadline set for the fifteenth
The note insists premises are to be cleaned by the fifteenth of the month. The reminder emphasizes completing the cleanup on time to meet the deadline.
Mr. Winston Orton Builds New Barn From Reused Materials
Mr. Winston Orton cleans and renovates his property by removing an old barn and constructing a new structure using material salvaged from H. The work improves the home's appearance and use of resources.
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Winston Orton
Power Company to Build New Substation in Valley
Dixie Power Co. plans a new substation to serve the pumping district of the valley. Tompensa of the company said work will begin next week and will initially serve H. OD. Uagles farm E. M. Stubbs's and possibly Miller Brothers as future developments head that way.
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Dixie Power Co
Ry. GA. Tompsena
H. OD. Uagles
E. M. Stubbs
Miller Brothers
West Ward Choir to Present Easter Cantata
The enlarged West Ward choir will perform the Easter Cantata From Rosa to Crown at the Tabernacle on Sunday evening April 17. Admission is free but free will contributions will be accepted for ward maintenance.
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West Ward Choir
Parowan High to Present The Youngest Three Act Drama
Parowan High School prepares The Youngest a three act drama about a youngest son who falls in love with his fairy godmother. The presentation is Tuesday night April 12 at the schoolhouse auditorium with curtain at 6 15 and usual ticket prices.
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Parowan High School
School House
Parowan High School Presents See America First Musical Comedy
The Parowan High School music department under Mr Sproul will stage See America First a three act musical comedy Thursday. The production aims to please audiences with its distinct and lively style differing from the usual school opera.
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America
Magic
The
Parowan High School
Mr. Sproul
Monthly Priesthood and Union Meeting Notice
The regular monthly priesthood and union meeting will be held in the Cedar City Tabernacle April 16 at 7 p.m. Elder Guy C. Wilson of the Church Department of Education will supervise religion class and Teachers Training. The Bishops and High Councillors Meeting with the Stake Presidency will be held April 16 in the Cedar L D Seminary Building.
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Cedar City Tabernacle
P.m
Guy C. Wilson
Church Department of Education
Stake
Gt Dp
Cedar L. D
Parowan Colts Earn Placings at Stock and Horse Show
Four Parowan colts traveled to the Inter Mountain Stock and Horse Show in Salt Lake City last week and all placed in their classes. Ernest Dalton’s two year old colt took fourth, Clayton Mitchell’s filly was third in the two year old filly class, John S Dalton’s yearling earned second, and R L Fenton’s weaner placed third.
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Salt Lake City
Ernest Dalton
Clayton Mitchell
John 5. Dalton
R. L. Fenton
Parent Teachers Meet Set For April 15
The Parent Teacher Association plans its season opener on April 15. A program for the game will be announced next week.
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Parentteachers Association
Primary teachers entertained by Westward association leaders
Teachers of the Westward Primary Association and their spouses were invited to a Saturday evening event at the president's home hosted by Eva Richards and aides. Games and music preceded a chicken supper.
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Westward Primary Association
Atia
Eva Richards
Hee Counsellore
Neta Bayles
Fanny A. Stubbs
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Marlo Spilobury
Relief Society
Alabama
David
Trailbuilders
Pieauinpy
Blue Bird Girls
Dob
O. Winston Orton
Mr. Stringham
Deb
Gladys Rolling Wood
Tle
Ayia
Parowan Colts
Ptt Vientes
Pie
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