Chamber of Commerce to seek dairy industry in valley
A Saturday evening meeting at the Library Auditorium will discuss developing a local dairy industry as a supplement to the sheep industry. The group envisions a possible creamery or cheese factory with farmers and interested locals invited, plus a National Committee report due to be discussed. Paragonah and Summit residents are invited to attend for potential market opportunities and input.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Paragonah
Nates
Moisture levels show winter rainfall above last year
Weather data from Federal Cooperator M L Skovgard indicates this winter has about 0.19 inch more rainfall than last winter, despite overall below normal totals. March rainfall reached 1.19 inches, and April has 1.21 inches so far, with June last year helping reach the annual average.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. Skovgard
Weather Bureau Service
Navy
F A N Club Plans Summer Courses and Operatic Event
The I A N Club wraps a Winter Course on English novels and schedules a Summer series from April 14 featuring miscellaneous programs and an advanced World Literature course via B Y U Extension Division. A Windmills of Holland opera will be staged Friday evening by Junior High and Grades, with a large cast and Dutch costumes in the school auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wind Mills of
Holland
East Ward Forms Sunday School and Relief Society
The East Ward organized both a Relief Society and a Sunday School with Mary S. Ward as president and Mrs Grace Gurr, Mrs Janie Bennett as counselors, Zelia Whitney as secretary. Superintendent IT A Matheson leads the Sunday School with B E Whitney and Albert Mitchelan as assistants and Jean Matheson as secretary. Speakers at last Sunday’s Sacrament meeting included Thomas D Adams R H Benson and William C Mitchell with Clayton Dalton soloist and Glenna Ward pianist. In the West Ward Barbara Adams L N Marsden reported on the April Salt Lake conference, a Metta D Robinson quartet sang Build Thee More Stately Mansions, and Wilford Day spoke on enforcement of civil and religious law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Ward
Thomas D. Adams
Fir. R. H. Benson
Wiliam C. Mitchell
Salt Lake City
Clayton Dalton
Glenna Ward
Plano
West Ward
Barbara MM. Adams
L. N. Marsden
Metta D. Robinson
Mr. Wilford Day
Boy Scouts Organize Patrols and Study First Aid
Troop No. 2 met at the Scheelhouse on the 2nd and 4th to form three patrols. Flying Eagle patrol includes Emerson Adams and Eldon Smith with D Robinson and others. Weill patrol lists Floyd Bird and Howard Adams with Eldon Adams and Elvin Gurr. Third patrol led by Joey Adams includes Bebbe Dean Mitchell and others. Mr Hilton spoke on First Aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scheelhouse
Mr. Hilton
Speakers for Church Meeting List Ely Warnl Venue
East Warnl Sacrament meeting next Sunday will feature Prof. Flyrum Hilton W Scott Mitchell and Wm HW Lyman A special musical number will be provided We are not advised what the program for the West will be
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flyrum Hilton
W. Scott Mitchell
Wm. HW. Lyman
Still Taken From Cedar City Crackdown on Moonshine
County Sheriff with Federal Prohibition help seized a still and mash at George Nelson’s Cedar City home. Mrs Nelson pretended to be sick while the coil was found in bed. Nelson pled not guilty to possession and manufacture of intoxicating liquor. trial set for next Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Sheriff's Office
Federal
Prohibition Office
George Nelson
Cedar City
Nelson
Sherif Leigh
Justice Court
Boys Do Good Clean Up Work At Local Halleys
About one hundred boys and men cleaned up Opera House Relief Hall Tithing Office and Church grounds last Saturday. They trimmed litter hauled trash and improved soil between the walk and fence at Relief Hall for grain planting. Tickets earned them a dance in the evening and a fine time was had. Mr Joseph R Mortensen was hospitalized with unexplained bleeding after strenuous work with doctors unable to diagnose the cause by late night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph R. Mortensen
District Debating Tie Among Parowan Delta Dixie Teams
Parowan High School Delta and Dixie are tied for debating honors in the district with two to one affirmative wins. Dixie’s negative team faced P. H. S. affirmative with Donald Taylor and Austin Adams. two judges favored the affirmative. Delta’s negative Finlingen and Townsend debated Saturday, suggesting home teams may get preference. Judging for Judd Medal debates between B A C and D N C remains in the same two to one favoring the affirmative in both St George and Cedar City. Elva Bentley left for Las Vegas to oversee business duties while the proprietor takes a vacation.
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Parowan High School
Delta
Dixie
J. D. Pymm
Mesars
Stuki
Frei
Donald Taylor
Austin Adams
Finlingen
Townsend
St. George
Cedar City
Douglas Clark
Huidah Mitchell
Local News and Personal Notes From the County
Mrs Jasper Stubba rush to County Hospital Monday morning for appendicitis operation reveals ruptured appendix and careful reports say she is progressing, while Mrs W A Wood slowly recovers from recent surgery and blood transfusion. Relatives from Salt Lake City visit Mrs Cochrane and Mrs Wiltsey grandmother Mrs Sarah Orton. Mrs Pendleton birthday observed with guests. John Peterson travels to Bryce Canyon for Union Pacific summer work. Eleanor Bruhn and her children stay for longer school term. Mr Bruhn recently bought etc. William H Lyman returns from Salt Lake City after April Conference. Dr Smith leaves for Dixie for dental work.
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Jasper Stubba
Éle
Bra. W. H. Cochrane
O. R. Wiltsey
Salt Lake City
Court Denies Motion For New Trial In Utah Prohibition Case
In Salt Lake City Judge Crittenden denied the State’s appeal for a new trial in the case of Arthur Brown, found guilty as a persistent violator of the prohibition law. Brown plans to appeal to the Supreme Court while Sheriff holds him and seeks a new bondsman amid rumors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Crown
Guily
Chrittengen
Salt Lake City
Brown
Supreme Court
Drown
Benismen
J. F. Younger
WRK
Saturday Clean-Up Day Designation Urged by City Council
The mayor and city council designate Saturday April 17 as Clean-Up Day to beautify homes and public property. Citizens are urged to clean premises and plant trees shrubs and gardens for a more attractive community appearance.
Preservation Of Old Church To Be Abandoned
Bishop H L Adams says the old stone meeting house in the tabernacle block will be abandoned and the structure removed. Estimates to repair and restore reach 10000 by competent judges, an undertaking deemed too great. Stake Presidency advises complete removal of the building.
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H. L. Adams
Daughters of the Pioneera
Tabernacle
Stake
Federal aid sought for Winn Hollow Cedar City road
Judges Thomas JH Burton and court stenographer Keller passed through the city on Monday en route to St. George for a term of court. Burton, who appears improved though still on a strict diet, may not return to this county before the June term to hold court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas JH. Burton
Our City
Keller
St. George
Court House
Pictures of Holy Land shown under Aus Pices of Relief Society
Salt Lake City figures Lafay ette Hanchett will present a lecture and show his self taken photographs of the Holy Land at the tabernacle next Monday evening. Proceeds from ticket sales go to the Relief Society. Special music by local performers enhances the program with a small admission charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette Hanchett
Salt Lake City
Holy Land
Tabernacle
Hatchett
Relief Society
East Ward
Nellie M. Clark
Mary MM. Marsden
Sunday Night Program and County Road Plans Noted
The M I A meeting will feature a girls of the Box Hive class with song reading and duet performances. The Board of County Commissioners discussed designating a ten mile stretch of road between the Parowan Winn Hollow project and Cedar City as a Federal Aid project for 1927 and approved Betterment Projects with minor appropriations.
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Box Hive
Song
Rula Decker
Orna Gillies
Reading
Della Stith
Mary Wilcock
Flora Pendleton
M. A
Board of County Commissioners
State Road Commission
Bureau of Public Roads
Parowan- Winn Hollow
Cedar City
Beaver County
Washington County
Bome Oller
Claude Urle
Taas Macfarlane
Osborne
Urie
Bherlf
Dana T. Smith
Union Pacific System
Sedar City
Park Highway
Zion National Park
Buch
Fron County
Ashton-Jeuching Co
Court House
H. L. Adams
I. BE. Williams
Lyman EB
Gertrude Bentley
Clara Bentley
Eva
Cedar City and Zion Park to Host IA of Peace Officers Convention
Cedar City and Zion National Park will host the Utah Chapter of the International Association of Peace Officers on June 4th and 5th. Sherif Leigh, a member, says the group aims to improve detection of criminals and support law enforcement. The Cedar City event will feature road speakers and a Zion outing.
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Cedar City
Zion National Park
Utah
International Association of Lientification
Sherif Leigh
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Lizzie W
Adamar Jaeader
Georgia B
Mitchell Subject
Arbor Day
April Zlet
Fae Denson
Gwen M
Garr
Ada Burton
Nell Call
Wostesn
Bel Empey
Fae Benson
The
Gwen M. Gurr
Delia Marsden
Maude Parcells
Berta B. Mitchell
Tune
Georgia B. Mitchell
Lizzie W. Adams
Berta Mitchell
Hilda
Itha Mitchell
Bob Yankee
Floyd Bird
Hans
Dean Mitchell
Franz
Rich Farmers Aon
Howard Atlas
Natrina
Rich Farmer
Florine Pendleton
Farmer's Daughters
Work
East Ward Sunday School and Relief Society
BOY Scouts
Seria
Emerson Adams
Adrien Adams
Emmett Dailey
Eldon Smith
Ivan Johnson
D. Robinson
Nelson Fenton
Arnold
Flying Eagle
Howard Adams
Eldon Adams
Eling Lowder
Elvin Gurr
Bui Burt
George Dalton
Ory Heap
Joey Adams
Bebbe
van Orton
Woodrow Adams
Laveral Gurr
Ormont Gurr
Milo Mortensen
Aaron Lastmuseeth
Fox
Elva Bentley
Las Vegas
W. A. Wood
Minersville
Milford
John H. Pendleton
John Peterson
Bryce Canyon
Eleanor Brubn
Garfield County
Bruho
Buying
John Pendleton
Woodruff Pendleton
Freeman Pendleton
Mr. Pendleton
William H. Lyman
Winn Hollow
Cedar City Road
JUDGE
Parowapb
Tuesaday
Iron County
Jobn W. Bentley
M. I. A. Meeting
Sone
Cedar
Convention City
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