Municipal League Holding Convention In Cedar City
The annual State Municipal League convention opens Thursday morning in Cedar City for a two day session with officials from across the state. Governor George E. Cern and Salt Lake City Mayor Bowman will address a public meeting Friday evening at the tabernacle. Delegates and rural observers will attend sessions on topics such as how to make a Smash Town attractive and publicity in city government, with questions answered by speakers.
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Learfnce
Cedar City
George E. Cern
Bowman
Salt Lake City
Tabernacle
Clark Girls Visit Old Home Together
Mra Hazel Sorensen Kra Gladys Hafin and Mrs Ramona Fife daughters of the late Collings W and Rose B Clark visited their old home today for the first time in many years. They have not been back together in fifteen years and are enjoying the reunion with friends and family. Mrs Sorensen's husband accompanied them.
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Mra
Hazel Sorensen
California
Kra
Gladys Hafin
Santa Clara
Ramona Fife
Cedar City
Collings W
Rose B. Clark
Kira
Hafin
Relief Societies Hold Convention in Parowan District
A regional Relief Societies convention was held in Relief Hall on Tuesday the 2th. Mrs Edna Hatch Miss Bertha Topham and Mrs Minnie Orton spoke on Theology Literature and Social Service. Prizes were awarded for Oldest Mother Youngest Mother largest family and 100% meeting attendance. Ward presidents and counselors led a procession. Grapes and intlongs served.
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Parowan East
Parowan West
Paragonak
Summit
Enoch
Edna 5. Hatch
Bertha Topham
Minnie L. Orton
Metta Rasmussen
Josephine Paramore
Jane W. Adams
Sarah T. Orton
Olive M. Ward
Lydia Stevens
Maria Taylor
F. A. Robinson
Edna
Hatch
Luella K. Adama
Louise Mitchell
Madora Halterman
Grandma
Parowan to Build Modern Show House Within Week
Clark Orton announced plans for a new show house in Parowan costing about 22000 dollars. The structure will stand south of the Gift Shoppe and measure roughly thirty seven feet by eighty to ninety feet, promising a community credit once completed. Delays persist as wordage and minor details await final clearance.
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Parowan
Clark Orton
Liddelle
Orton
Democrats Name Giles and Murdock for District Posts
The Fifth Judicial District Democrats nominated Grover A. Giles of Fillmore for District Judge and Abe Murdock for District Attorney at a Nepth convention held last Thursday. Giles, 37, has 13 years practicing law and has served as Millard County Attorney since 1920. Murdock, practicing six years in Beaver, is serving his second term as County Attorney and is Beaver City Attorney. Walter K. Granger of this county was named District Chairman.
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Fifth Judicial District
Grover A. Giles
Fillmore
Nepht
Abe Murdock
Nartr
the Times
Murdock
Will L. Hoyt
Nephi
Hattie
Giles
Millard County
Beaver
Beaver City
Walter K. Granger
West Ward Bee Hive Girls End Summer Busy Year
West Ward Bee Hive Birla girl swarms had an active summer with a St George Temple baptism for over two hundred, graduation for eight, a canyon trip with supper, a Shelby Progressive dinner, a Cedar Breaks overnight trip for eighteen, a bazaar at Rambouillet show raising funds, and a farewell visit to Mark Jackson to view mounted wildlife specimens before transitioning to Junior activities.
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West Ward
St. George Temple
Canyon
Dena Whitney
Mabel Wilcock
G. TD. Hyatt
Mias
Anna Taylor
Cedar Breaks
Rambouillet
Mark Jackson
Jackson
Service Star Legion to Meet in Paragonah
Officials of the local Service Star Legion chapter will meet Paragonah and Summit residents Tuesday evening September 4 at 8 30 to discuss a Soldiers Memorial Monument. The group plans similar Summit meetings soon and invites all Paragonah residents to attend while Nat Benson returns home from the hospital and resumes his business.
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Service Star Legion
Faragonah
Paragonah
Summit
Legion
Local Chamber of Commerce Elects New Officers
Labor Day is observed September 3, marking its American origins and global observance. The Times features an illustrated article Origin of Labor Day by Elmo ScottWat 500 detailing how the holiday began and grew in importance over forty six years.
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Local Chamber OF Commerce
America
Labor Day
Elmo Scott Wat 500
the Times
Pargwan Breeder Sells High Priced Yearling at Salt Lake
Barsden, a prominent Ram bouillet breeder, topped the National Ram Sale in Salt Lake City with a yearling sold for 725 dollars as the Ephraim Ram bouillet association reclaimed the animal from the ring. Purchasers reportedly declined after-sale offers. Several other sales included two-year-olds at 1050 dollars and a tam at 506 dollars. Local breeders purchased several animals for delivery that morning, though exact prices and breeding details were not learned.
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Salt Lake Ram
S, WN. Barsden
Salt Lake City
Ephraim Rambouillet Association
J. K. Madsen
Mt. Pleasant
Wim. Briggs & Son
Dixon
California
B. A. CG
del Rio
Texas
Elwood Mortensen
L. N Marsden
George A. Lowe
Gorton Livestock Co
Farma Io
Rumor of Parowan hotel project drifts in town
The Times reports no solid evidence of a hotel plan in Parowan. Clark Orton plans a picture show on the bank corner lot and reserves walls heavy enough to add hotel space if needed, but no definite action or bids are known.
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Parowan
The
Times
Chamber of Commerce
Clark Orton
Bank Corner
Koineone
New Harmony Hosts Big Homecoming Celebration
New Harmony launches a large homecoming event inviting residents and former locals, with visitors from Mexico to Canada expected. The town’s Chamber of Commerce was reorganized at a Taylor's Cafe banquet, electing J Clayton Mitchell as president and naming R L Fenton vice president, Clair Fulet secretary treasurer, and a new board. The retiring officers presided. toastmaster L Nelson Marsden announced the speaker H L Adams, who addressed Whey as a beverage and urged continued support for a valley cheese factory project. Obli gations of about 125 dollars were paid off, leaving a small balance owed to the bank.
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Chamber of Commerce
Waas
Taylor's Cafe
J. Clayton Mitchell
L. Nelson Karsden
R. L. Fenton
Clair Fulet
P. A. Clark
Jon B.daltom
Vi. C. Fareella
Hulet
Clark
Fenton
Wmn. H. Lyman
L. Nelson Marsden
F. E. Taylor
Phyliya Orten
Ray D. Garner
Misa Fae Decker
H. L. Adams
Tie
Wm. TH
Ly ¥Vian
John W. Bentley
S&s
Texans Pleased With Marsden's Sheep Shipment
A telegram from Ozona Texas dated Aug 17 reports JL N Marsden pleased with a shipment of 140 rams and 60 ewes sent to Texas breeders. The sheep sold at 65 90 per head, a strong price for unfit stock, and the route via Cedar City Provo Salida Colorado cost the seller about two dollars per head to deliver.
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Ozona
Texas
JL. N. Marsden
Marsden
Lone Star State
Times
Cedar City
Provo
Salida Colorado
Locals Take Note Of Travel and Town News
A broad mix of residents travel to Salt Lake City for teaching, dental study, sales and business. Jor dan District staffer Aisa Violet Stevens departs this week, while Elwood and Messia Morten sen bring a new two ton Reo truck. Local officials report street improvements south of the schoolhouse and various residents visiting Utah, California and Wyoming for personal or business matters.
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Aisa Violet Stevens
Salt Lake City
Jordan
Messia
Elwood
John Mortensen
Indications Point To Bis Rodeo And Race Meet
Cedar City August 24 Indications point to the biggest rodeo and race meet ever held in this section next week with top riders and famous horses coming from across the country. Satminy Garrett world champion roper will attend along with the little cow girl and her $185000 horse King Tot. Wreatiers and boxers are signed for evening performances as plans for the Southerta Utah metropolis event move forward.
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Cedar City
ToPera
Rodeo Fang
Satminy Garrett
Roper
Sud
Parowan
Fiera
Delta
Wife of Jay Moore Dies in California Heart Trouble
Jay Moore learned Wednesday morning his wife died suddenly in California from heart trouble. He and his mother left on the first Southbound bus last evening. Mrs Moore, thirty-one, was native to the county and left Cedarity recently to live near her parents. Survived by four children, several brothers, her parents, and her husband. The Times extends deepest sympathy to the bereaved family.
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Jay Moore
California
Jay
Moore Ag
Rhea
Sir
Diva
Emanuel Jacobsen
Cedarity
Parowan Boy Takes New York Bride
Lamont Lowe of Parowan and Miss Vida Van Gorder of Niagara New York wed at the groom’s parents home. The ceremony was performed by Bishop L. N. Maraden Jr. They plan to live in Parowan where Lowe has property interests.
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Lamont Lowe
Vida van Gorder
Niagara
New York
L. N. Maraden Jr
George A. Lowe Jr
Lamont
Miss van Gorder
Utah
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