Road To Hive Mile Being Improved
Forest funds allocate five hundred dollars to widen and improve the road from the Five-mile camp in the first left hand canyon. Work began Monday with crew and equipment under J. B. Dalton. Supervisor J. E. Gurr Ranger Seaman and Chamber of Commerce road committee assessed funding. Additional repairs planned at the camp including fence and brush clearance. Mrs. Julia Orton Johnson and family visited briefly en route to Arizona and Southern California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Gurr
Seaman
Chamber of Commerce Road Committee
J. B. Dalton
Rental delinquencies materially reduced by city policy
City officials reported delinquent rent fell to under a third of $1200 after a new collection policy. The council reviewed the issue and directed collectors to follow a definite plan, achieving substantial improvement in less than three months.
Cedar City and Clive Bonham Cases Filed in District Court
Two district court appeals noted Cedar City versus Arrow Club over pool table licensing with a $75 fine upheld on appeal and Cedar precinct case against Clive B Bonham for battery against Geneva Gillies of New Castle with a $75 fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar City
Cedar Precinct
The
Arrow Club
Fraten
Clive B. Bonham
Leigh
Geneva Gillies
Newcastle
City Dads Hold Regular Meeting on Utilities and Finances
City council met in regular session Tuesday evening to approve routine claims and discuss water system upgrades. They planned iron piping along East block First North Street, service extension to M F Grames on East Center Street, larger pipes for canyon emergencies, and enforcement of curb box stop and waste rules. Bank of Iron County urged action to reduce city indebtedness about 8490 dollars, with deferred decisions pending a formal plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First North Street
M. F. Grames
Hendrickson
East Center Street
Bank of
Iron County
State bounty fund exhausted halts certificates
Local trappers who earned bounty money this season will learn the state bounty fund is practically exhausted and the state auditor has ordered county clerks to discontinue issuing bounty certificates after today.
Jewelry Returned By Mail After Fire Theft
Watches and jewelry worth about 140 dollars taken from Robert Aiken's Jewelry store during a recent fire were returned by mail on Tuesday. Aiken offers to refund the postage if the sender reveals their identity. Also noted is M F Gramen moving a desert house onto his East side town lot and preparing it for occupancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Aiken
Mr. Aiken
Aiken
M. F. Gramen
Desert
Hig Lot
Auxiliary to Sell Poppies May 23rd
Sabin Ward of the American Legion Auxiliary announces a 500 poppy order from the Utah department Poppy chairman Mrs. Alice Garner. The sale supports disabled veterans in government hospitals and workshops, with proceeds aiding food and clothing for the needy. The May 23 event will be run by a local committee led by Alice Garner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Preal Sabin Ward
Ilocal
American Legion Auxiliary
Utah
Alice Garner
Alberta Morriss
Berta B. Mitchell
Fern Wiltsey
Alice Lyman
Leone Lyman
Ethel Bayles
Bess Miller
Locals And Personal News Roundup
Delbert Mortensen and his son visited relatives from California. Delbert is nursing a fractured shoulder after a scaffold accident. Wm and Merrill Thornton returned from southern California where they sheared sheep. Elmer Jenzen left for Wallberg to work on a dairy farm. Burt Talbot and Mrs Talbot traveled from Ogden toward the coast. Mrs Talbot was formerly Eva Hyatt. Marla Taylor and Eva left for Benjamin and Salt Lake City to visit relatives. N C Madsen of Summit visited Farowan. For sale or trade a team of horses cheap. J Clayton Mitchell Parowanh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Orton Johnson
Orton
Arizona
Salt Lake City
Johnson
Bishop
Whiting
Miller
California
Delbert Mortensen
Delbert
Measts. Wm
Merrill Thornton
Burt Talbot
Ogden
Talbot
Misa Eva Hyatt
Marla Taylor
Eva
Benjamin
J. Clayton Mitchell
Parowanh
Mrs Verene Adams Hassler Improves After Twin Birth
From Salt Lake City comes news that Mrs Verene Adams Hassler, once in critical condition a week ago after the birth of twins, is improving and so are the twin boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Verene Adams Hassler
Arbor Day Proclamation Issued By Governor Dern
Governor Dern proclaims Saturday April 11 as Arbor Day in Utah urging citizens and organizations to plant trees shrubs vines and flowers and to beautify public and private grounds Replace dead or mutilated trees with new specimens to promote forest growth and future beauty.
Weve Done Our Hitch Poem From Local Vets War Lore
A World War veteran shared a verse brought by E A F Malmberg praising service and sacrifice. The poem recounts trenches miles of ground and work in hellish conditions while imagining heaven as the final parade after a storied hitch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. F. Malmberg
France
Times
General Pershing
Hell
Heaven
Peter
Doings at School High day contests and program report
The article lists Cedar City high school day participants in Drama Debating Vocal Piano Reading and more with names such as Elden Adams Ruth Clark Benson Haycock Ruth Clark Katherine Clark Claudia Joseph Bart Mitchell and others. It describes a 11 oclock assembly with school orchestra and piano solos and a 2 oclock practice debate between Parowan teams on the modern chain store system. The senior girls beat the sophomore girls in a lively baseball frame and notable home economics and art displays include two cedar chair reads by Miss Hilma Robinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar City
Elden Adams
Ruth Clark
Benson Haycock
Katherine Clark
Claudia Joseph
Bart Mitchell
Rula Decker
Walter Clark
Reading
Mae Evans
Ola Orton
Itha Mitchell
Nevada Knell
Mable Davenport
Kamena Rowley
Hilma Robinson
Alice Mitchell
Bruce Adams
Roy Adams
Scott Barton
Austin Benson
Jim Robb
Milo Mortensen
Alma Bettridge
Frank Williamson
Miormia Rasmussen
Exasay
Lawrence Lowder
Myrtle Farker
Ruby Ward
Edith Whitney
Helen Edwards
Sewley
Miriam Lowe
Alice Smith
Misa Iibbert
Iohn
Plang
Fiano
Salo
Bick
Mona Rowley
Ruth Decker
Euster Outing Draws Large Crowd From Two Wards
A Saturday Euster outing sponsored by the M I A of the two wards drew many youths to the Gap. They traveled by truck bus and car, brought lunches, played games and hiked for hours then returned. The event aimed to replace Sunday outings but many still attended church and Sunday services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canyon
Birthday Celebration For Mrs Ethel Bayles
A group of ladies surprised Mrs Ethel Bayles for her birthday one afternoon last week. The gathering followed their local custom of remembering each other’s birthdays with a pleasant social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Bayles
Several Teachers Not Returning Next Year
Several Cedar district teachers will not return next year with listed personnel including Victor Watkins Engar Miss Green Griffin and Sylvia Jones Edna Heaton Chella Luts Ruth Smith Gwenevere Anderson and Mary Hansen Also Kanatra and Newcastle staff R Wt Call and KE, DB Dalley not returning Health and Primary supervision will have adjustments Miss Leith and Mrs Williams will be retained under new arrangements to preserve those departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Watkins
Engar
Miss Green
Charles Griffin
Paro Wan
Cedar
Sylvia Jones
Edna Heaton
Chella Luts
Ruth Smith
Gwenevere’ Anderson
Mary Hansen
R. Wt. Call
Kanatra
Ke, DB. Dalley
Newcastle
Miss Leith
Wiliams
Marriage License Issued for James Dean and Mildred Parry
A marriage license was issued last week by the Clerk's office to James Spencer Dean of Toquerville and Mildred A Parry of Cedar City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Spencer Dean
Toquervill
Mildred A. Parry
Cedar City
Pershing Story A Big Feature In The Times
The Times begins a serialized feature on General John J. Pershing and the American Expeditionary Forces. It offers readers an insider view of U S participation in World War I in weekly installments, with two book volumes available at five dollars each. Subscribe to follow the full series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Times
John J. Pershing
The
Times
Unot
Daily
Library Repairs Near Completion Under City Oversight
Public library repairs supervised by city councilman Oscar M. Lyman are nearly finished after weeks of work. Roof and floor replacement plus interior decoration have been completed and the building should be ready for occupancy in a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar MM. Lyman
Parowan Cedar Residents Enjoy School Dance
An invitation dancing party sponsored by school people and patrons was held Wednesday evening in the high school gymnasium. A Cedar orchestra directed by Mr. Petersen provided music for a large Parowan and Cedar attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar
Petersen
Legion fellows plant spruce trees near monument and chapel
Several Legion fellows with Forest ranger Seaman and Bishop ft. L. Adams and counselor H. W. Dalton were in the Bowery last Saturday afternoon to plant small spruce trees around the monument and at the West Ward chapel. They faced heavy snow, making tree gathering difficult.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion
Seaman
Ft. L. Adams
H. W. Dalton
Bowery
Monument
West Ward Chapel
Parowan Scout Groups Travel for Sheep Shearing and Hike
Parowan bars organize trips as groups travel to Norwood Colorado Blackrock and other nearby places for sheep shearing. Fast Ward scouts led by Eldon Adams hiked Saturday in a canyon where boys faced tests for second class rank and observed wildlife while taking two meals provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwood
Colorado
Blackrock
Deer count at local preserve shows 39 in final tally
Officials and participants report a 39 deer total for the recent preserve importion, contrasting with an earlier count of five dollars spent on the first day. The discrepancy prompts review of tally methods and funding notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caine Preserve
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Elmer Jenzen
Wallberg
Wasatch County
Paul McQuarrie
N.C. Madsen
Summit
Farowan
Dern
George H. Dern
Ramona Rowley
Ph, S
Kir Russell, Miss Green
John J
Tasue
Pershing
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