American Forest Week Program Planned Sunday Night
Under Paul M Adams district chairman the plans for American Forest Week April 22 to 28 are announced with a public program at the tabernacle Sunday at 8 pm. The program includes singing prayers talks on American Forest Week forests and industry reading farm woodlands grazing national forests and a benediction with several named participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul M. Adams
Tabernacle
Forests and Industry
Walter
Ray D. Garner
Wilford Day
National Forests
Ranger Cox
Miss Mary Orton
M L A Contest Tryouts Set For Parowan Next Tuesday
The Parowan event features four one act plays, male and ladies choirs, six public speaking contestants, the gold and green waltz, and other possible acts. Winners advance to Cedar City for stake honors with Miss Eggertson and King Hendricks judging. A nominal admission helps fund stake and district meet expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar City
Eggertson
King Hendricks
Cedar Ladies Entertained By Local Ladies Club
Fourteen Cedar City women, guests of the F A N Club, attended a meeting at Mrs. John H. Gurr’s home. Mrs A C Hatch reviewed Leo Tolstoy’s Anna Karenina, Mrs Arch Benson outlined a BYU extension course, other members gave musical numbers, and a luncheon followed. The visiting ladies included Mrs MM Macfarlane, Mrs B F Roueil, Mrs Platt Watson, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar City
F. A. N. Club
John H. Gurr
A. C. Hatch
Leo Tolstool
Anna Karamina
Arch Benson
Brigham Young University
MM. J. Macfarlane
B. F. Roueil
Platt Watson
K. L. Jones
Arthur Jones
George A. Mitchell
Wilson N. Lunt
George A. Wood
David Pryor
Merryweather
Ford
Thomas
McMullen
Colbath
Brooding and Feeding Chicks Circular No 72
Utah Agricultural Experiment Station releases Circular No 72 titled Brooding and Feeding Chicks. By Byron Alder Foultyman, it covers brooder types and temperatures, brooder house design, overcrowding risks, disinfection, feeding timing and types for baby chicks, pullets, and market fattening cockerels in a 16 page circular available at no cost from Publications Division Utah Experiment Station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Utah Agricultural Experiment Station
Byron Alder
Utah
Union Meeting Set in Cedar City This Week
The regular monthly Priesthood and union meeting will be held in Cedar City on Saturday at 7 30 p m in the Taternacle. That same evening the Bishops and the High Council with the Stake Presidency will meet at 6 o clock in the Seminary building. Mr and Mrs Karl Mitchell who were troubled a week ago were passengers home from Salt Lake City with James S Green last week and are now receiving congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar City
Taternacle
High Council
Karl Mitchell
Salt Lake City
James $. Green
Summit couple travels in new Chevrolet sedan
Mr and Mrs Lloyd White of Summit visited early this week on business. They arrived driving a brand new Chevrolet sedan as reported in this issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd White
Summit
Mead
Burglary Charge Filed in Cedar Valley Farm Case
Albert L. Hurst was charged with burglary for allegedly breaking into the Wood farm home in Cedar Valley. A gun two watches and about four dollars were taken. He appeared before Justice Leigh, bound over to the district court, and remains in jail awaiting trial on a $600 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert L. Hurst
Hurst
Wm. Wood
Cedar Valley
Childs Hank
Leigh
Library Convention Set for Cedar City by Utah Library Association
Special to the Times notes the Utah Library Association Executive Board awards the 1928 Library Convention to Cedar City. Local leaders including Mayor Eugene Christensen and Cedar City boards offer assistance. The event, first in Southern Utah, aims to attract many librarians in September with planned but not final program details and travel and lodging arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times
Utah Library Association
Cedar City
Utah
Prove
Logan
Salt
Eugene Christensen
Chamber of Commerce
Iron County
Roll of Honor Subscriptions List Readers and Names
A local roll of honor thanks subscribers and renewals including Francola A Sorensen Lou Angeles Samuel Abbott J J Adams Co Little Lipbenso towns BR Stringham Panguitch WssJ F B Adams Parowat Peter Skopgard Farowan John Trobilsen Paragenah W O Van Deren Phoenix Veltus Eyes Cedar City Paroman Iris Edward W Ward Overton Nevada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Adams
Co. Little
Lipbenso Tows
BR. Stringham
Panguitch
Wrssj
Adama
Parowat
Eter Skopgard
Farowan
John Tt
Trob
Nsen
Paragenah
W Oa van Deren
Phoenix
Ariz
Veltus Eyes
Yellow Pines Planted As Test In Dixie Forest Reserve
An experimental tree planting will occur in Ranger Cox's district within the Dixie Forest Reserve. The event aligns with American Forest Week from April 22 to 28, inviting participation and observation of the test planting of Yellow Pines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cox
Dixie Forest Reserve
Monument Nurgery
Berger Cox
Olsen
Iistrict No.2
Marriage License Sparked Early Morning Ceremony
County Clerk Rowley issued a marriage license to Arthur Leon Smith and Irene Thompson of Beaver at 1 am. Bishop Marsden joined the couple shortly after, then the pair returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowley
Arthur Leon Smith
Irene Thompson
Beaver
Marsden
Joint Reunion of Blue and Gray proposed in Washington
An Nebraska congressman proposes a united reunion of Union and Confederate veterans in Washington to erase lingering sectional animosities. The Times features Elmo Scott Watson’s illustrated article on plans for the reunion and remarks on moves to lay aside memories of the War Between the States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Washington
Times
Elmo Scott Watson
Orton Family Welcomes Center Baby Girl
Pangulch reports Mr. and Mrs. Jed Orton welcomed a baby girl early this week. Grandmother Aunt Bather notes this is her third grandchild in four months, following births to Wm. T. Orton and to Dr. and Mrs. John Page earlier this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pangulch
Jed Orton
Orton
Aunt Bather
Wm. T. Orton
John Page
Ruth Wood Rhoden Visiting Family in Territory
Mrs Ruth Wood Rhoden has been visiting with her mother and sisters for a week. She plans to return tomorrow with her husband who travels through the territory to Salt Lake City where they are living at present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Wood Rhoden
Salt Lake City
Mrs Caddie Orton Christensen Improves After Surgery
Reports from County hospital say Mrs. Caddie Orton Christensen, operated on last week for appendicitis and other ailments, is recovering well and could return home in a few days.
Mrs H L Adams Convalescing After Goiter Surgery
Mrs H L Adams is convalescing in the hospital after an operation to remove two large goiters, one on each side of the throat.
Ranger Elbert Cox Visits Ce dar City on Business
Ranger Elbert Cox traveled to Ce dar City yesterday on business with D. Y. Parker joining him to inspect the metropolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elbert Cox
Cedar City
D.Y. Parker
Metropolis
Thornton and Mickelson Return from California Shearing
Mesars Willie and Merri Thornton and Join T Mickelson came home the first of the week from shearing in California. They have several clips to shear locally including J B Dalton's and the Baylea's.
East Wari Sacrament speakers report Salt Lake City conference
Mary M. Ars and Mrs. Grace Gurr spoke at the East Wari Sacrament meeting last Sunday. They described the recent conference in Salt Lake City they attended along with Mrs. Ella Robinson Crane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ars
Mary M. Marsden
Grace Gurr
Ella Robinson Crane
Marsden
Gurr
Salt Lake City
Amelia Topham Improves After Pytomaline Poisoning
Reports indicate Amelia Topham has been very ill in recent days due to pytomaline poisoning but is now feeling better and improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia Topham
Leeds man Arch Gilger runs Log Cabin Inn garage
Arch Gilger from Leeds visited on the early week to take charge of the Log Cabin Inn garage and service station. He and Scott Mitchell had leased the establishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arch Gilger
Leeds
Arch Ss
Log Cabin Inn
Scott Mitchell
Mrs Barbara Adama Undergoes Hospital Operation
Mrs Barbara M. Adama underwent an operation at the County Hospital this morning for gallbladder trouble and other issues. Information indicates she tolerated the procedure very well and is progressing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goltre
Mrs M A Howcroft Leaves For Salt Lake City
Mrs M A Howcroft and the Dan Parker family have departed after several weeks here to join her husband in Salt Lake City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra M. BR. Howcroft
Dan Parker
Salt Lake City
Desert Mound Boarding House Change of Management
Bir and Mrs John L Lowder Jr and daughter Nina depart for Desert Mound to take over a boarding house while John assumes other work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bir
John L. Lowder Jr
Nina
Desert Mound
John
Lowder Couple Observe Arbor Day Planting
Mr and Mrs Lewis M Lowder observed Arbor day by planting trees for E Mike Trimmer on the old Bentley ranch in the valley which he recently purchased and plans to develop soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis M. Lowder
Mike) Trimmer
Bentley Ranch
Essex sedan joins Bob Davenport's car collection
Bob Davenport became an automobile owner again by purchasing a new Essex sedan from a Cedar City dealer through James Green.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar City
James §. Green
Petersen joins wife and baby from Tooele County
Mr Paul MM Petersen came down the first of the week from Tooele County to join his wife and baby who are here for some time with Mrs Peterasen’s people, the James Green family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul MM
Petersen
Tooele County
Peterasen
James 3. Green
Annual Soparovan Scout Meet Set for May in Cedar City
Zion's National Park Council schedules the Second Annual Soparovan for May 4 and 5 at the Branch Agriculture College Campus Cedar City. Over 30 scouts from towns including Kanab Orderville Beaver Parowan St George and St Thomas Nevada attend. Bruce Lyman of St Thomas earns a high National honor. a silver cup awarded for field meet standings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zion's National Park Council
Branch Agriculture College
Cedar City
Kanab
Orderville
Beaver
Parowan
Mizersville
Tocquerville
Springdale
Hurricane
Enterprise
St. George
Milford
Bunkerville
Nevada
Menguire
Logandale
Overton
St. Thomas
Las Vecas
Zion’s National Park Council
Bruce Lyman
L. Y. Bigelow
Chiltons Buy Office Rooms Over Parowao Atto Building
The Chiltons plan to convert the office rooms above the Parowao Atto Company building, once owned by Dr. B. E. Smith, into living quarters after renovations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chiltons
Parowao Atto Company
BE. Smith
Miss Mary Orton Guides Third Graders on Five Mile Outing
Miss Mary Orton led her third grade class on a five mile school bus outing yesterday. The trip involved student activities and observed local surroundings as part of a classroom field study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Orton
Five Mile
Man undergoes appendectomy after Salt Lake City trip
Albert Marenden returned home from Salt Lake City and was operated on this morning at the County Hospital for appendicitis. It is hoped his long standing sinus trouble, which has troubled him for years, will improve as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Marenden
Salt Lake City
Jim
Watkins Host Ogden Visitors Over Weekend
Mr and Mrs Victor Watkins enjoyed a weekend visit from Mrs Watkins parents Mr and Mrs A G Stromberg of Ogden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Watkins
Mrs. Watkins
A. G. Stromberg
Ogden
Realtor W. W. Hutter Visited Parowan After Rotary Convention
Cedar City and Los Angeles realtor W. W. Hutter paused in Parowan briefly on his return trip from Salt Lake City and Ogden where he engaged in Rotary District Convention activities and related business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Hutter
Cedar City
Los Angeles
Parowan
Salt Lake City
Ogden
Arthur Robinson Visits With Family and Friends
Arthur Robinson is visiting here with members of his family and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Robinson
Morrises Visit Pascolls in St George
Mr and Mrs Angus Morris traveled from St George to spend a day or two with Mrs Morris family the Pascolls. They have lived in California since their marriage and recently returned to St George where Mr Morris found work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angus Morris
St. George
City Installs Traffic Buttons on Main Street
Parowan city officials install traffic buttons at First North Main Riley and Main and Center Street Main intersection with one button for First South Main not yet planted. The new devices and enforced ordinance require drivers to watch their step with infractions for driving left of center turning around buttons parking wrong and reversing across the street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parowan
First North
Main
Riley
Center Street
First South
Justice of the Peace
Southern Utah Delegates to National Democratic Convention
Southern Utah will be represented at the National Democratic Convention in Houston by two delegates Mrs. William Osbourn of Cedar City and J. F. Tolton of Beaver. The Utah state convention in Salt Lake City named sixteen delegates each with a half vote for Houston. Mrs. Osbourn led in delegate support second only to Senator King and W. P. Ray. she is advisory chairman and secretary treasurer of the county Democratic organization while J. M. Urie is the county chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Houston
Texas
William Osbourn
Cedar City
J. F. Tolton
Beaver
Salt Lake City
Osbourn
King
Ray
Aho
Precipitation Report Shows 1927 Wetter Than 1926
M. L. Skangard, weather Bureau helper, reports total precipitation for 1926 was 16.27 inches and 1927 12.77 inches. To April 20 the totals were 5.80 inches in 1926 and 5.31 inches in 1927, with 1928 at 3.41 inches. Despite impressions of a dry year, 1927 was 2.8 inches wetter than 1926 overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L
Zell
Skangard
Weather Bureau
Elder Ray H. Adams Returns From German Mission
Ex-Bayer and Mrs. Thomas D. Adams with their sons met at Chisago on Ray's return from a mission for the L D S church to Germany. He looks well and pleased to be home. They visited St George yesterday and expect to be back by week’s end with Adams possibly speaking at church next Sunday.
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Bayer
Thomas D. Adams
Tay
Chisago
Rays
L. D. Gs
Germany
Rey Fe
Ife
St. George
Adama
Claude Mitchell Returns Home From B U After Winter School
Claude Mitchell is home from the B. U. where he attended school the past winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Mitchell
Roy Byatt Ends Visit to Provo After Return
Mra Roy Byatt who has been visiting for some time in Provo returned the last of the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Roy Byatt
Provo
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Co. Mitchell
Reading
Miss Cruikshank
Cedar
Parowan Club
Bulnen
Lan
Lake City
Idre
Francola
A. Sorensen
Lou Ang
Eles
Amuel Abbott
Paroman
Irs
Edward W Ward
Nev
Donald Taylor
Clair Rowley
Blue
Qray
Alabama
Georgia
Florida
Mississippi
North
South Carolina
Louisiana
Uary
Barbara M. Adama
Hoaptstal
Bob Davenport
Soparovan
Dian
Nat.onat
Sistent
Leagan
Skougard
Ray H. Adams
Mission
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