Cedar City Neighbors Discuss Civil Works Plans and Accidents
Cedar City and county leaders headed to Salt Lake City to seek guidance on civil works employment as a forest project stalls. A car crash on Wild Cat hill injures Road Supervisor D Claude Urie and his son, while Ford V eight salesmen anticipate a new model. Discussions include school principals meeting, regional contest planning by the Utah Society of School Superintendents, and Rotary Club activities clarifying its service role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Palmer
Salt Lake City
Chawman Palmer
Charles Betty
D. Claude Urie
Wild Cat Hill
Mr. Urie
Utah Society of School Superintendents
N. J. Barlow
Muse
Millard
Beaver
Iron
Washington
Hane
Barlow
Cedar
Society of Superintendents
High School Athletic Association
H Rotary
Rotary School
Rotary
M. J. Maccfarlen
Laskel
J. W W. Here Tiam
Reed Gardner
Chamber of Commerce
Rotaery Club 18
Farm-Labor League Sets Sights on Tax Reform Petitions
The Farm-Labor League met in Parowan with plans to draft petitions to Senators and Representatives on tax reform and economic relief. They seek property tax cuts, income-based taxation, exemptions for humble homes, repeal of filing fees, and fairer utility taxation. A resolution committee was appointed to organize activism and future discussions. Local wedding notices and Cedar City court business were also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm-Labor League
Presbyterian Chapel
John W. Bentley
Phillip Benson
Jack Gurr
Buseau
Algo
Parowan
League
America
Mrs Bulloch Returns From Los Angeles For Brief Visit
Mrs LaPriel Bulloch and her family spent several weeks in Los Angeles for the winter season and are now back briefly on business matters.
Bentley Family Carpenter Dies After Long Illness in Utah
William Bentley, born in Chester England on August Sth 1850, died after a lingering illness. He came to America in 1867 with his mother and brothers, joined the Latter Day Saints in England, and worked as a carpenter and cabinet maker with his brother John. He lived in Parowan and later farmed near Teasdale Utah. He married Lovina Danks in 1878 and had eleven children, ten surviving, along with 32 grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Funeral attendance included most children except Mrs Huffaker and Mrs Waiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
England
August
John
Elizabeth Middlesel Bentley
America
L. D. S. Church
Parawan
Lovina Danks
St. George L. D
Bentley Boys
John W. George E
Effie
Airs
Fannie Stubbs
Mra
Alice Low
Three Civil Suits Filed In District Court
Three civil suits have been filed in the district court. Gwen M. Gurr as administratrix is defendant in a mortgage foreclosure on farm property for 3401.37. Diah Git Refining Co. sues i . Spilsbury and Warren If. Bual ioch on a note for 32309 with 432.76 due and interest. St. E. Caldwell forecloses a mortgage for 1800 against Slenzi Suzuki, Yae Suzuki and the Utah Land Co. and seeks interest and attorney’s fee. Local residents traveled to Zion National Park for work. among them H I, Edward G. Matheson, Lynn Green, Hubert Jackson, Gerarr Stubbs, and Morris Rasmussen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gwen M. Gurr
John H. Gurr
Utsh
Diah Git Refining Co
Spilsbury
Warren If
Bualioch
Uvoolllila Company
St. E. Caldwell
Slenzi Suzuki
Yae Suzuki
Utah Land Co
Ile
Zion National Park
Edward G. Matheson
Lynn Green
Hubert Jackson
Gernarr Stubbs
Morr's Rasmussen
Local News Briefs Include Births and Visits
Locals report a rew bal girl born at Mr. and Mrs. Trosa Brown home this week. Mrs. Clark Orton and her son Elden visit Las Abe gelea with daughter Mrs. Phyllis Small. Frank Culver left town to stay Indefinitely. Dee Robinson had tonsil surgery. Glenwood Froyd and Wesley Fryer from Cedar City discussed a city audit with Salt Lake firm Beezley and Wood. Benson Taycock and wife welcomed a baby daughter at the county hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Trosa Brown
Clark Orton
Elden
Las Abegelea
Phyllis Small
Frank Culver
Culver
Messra
Glenwoot Froyd
Wesley Fryer
Cedar City
Mr. Froyd
Beezley and Wood, Public Accountants
Salt Lake City
Benson Taycock
Mrs Eva Giger Returns From Idaho Summer Visit
Mrs Eva Giger spent the summer in Idaho Falls and returned this week reporting good health after a rapid auto trip of about fourteen hours. She traveled with Mr Kirkpatrick who came to escort his family to Idaho City. Mrs Zilpha Gibbons also home after an extended visit with her sons Brose and Wayne and families in Southern California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adellinda Thornton
Las Vegas
Nevada
Clara
Eva Giger
Idaho Falls
Idaho
Kirkpatrick
Idaho City
Zilpha Guymons
Brose and
Wayne
California
Ward Family Receives Visit from Brother in Newcastle Py
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Ward hosted a midweek call from Mrs. Ward’s brother Ronald Knell of Newcastle Py. The visit marked a pleasant family reunion during the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Ward
Ronald Knell
Newcastle
School Board Starts Big Repairs Program
The board plans concrete walk additions, roofing, flooring, painting, and heating upgrades at several district buildings including Summit and Madena. Cedar City sewer funds were withheld until a clear, finished project plan. The district considers hiring nine to ten extra teachers for nursery schools recreation projects and child feeding of malnourished children pending federal approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Summit
Madena
Iron Springs
Newcastle
Cedar City
Civil Works Administration
Council Passes Rate Reduction Ordinance and Bridge Question
City council defers action on locating a shared bridge at Third West and First North after field owners seek consent. Officials note power interruptions tied to Southern Utah Power Co repairs and approve small charges for reconnecting water service. Mayors and locals report loans for homeowners taking city-improvement tax properties. F. Van Buren named physical director at USC dental college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third West
First North
Thomas Tayor
John H. Pendleton
Rowley
Gurr
Recorder R
F. . van Buren
University of Southern California Dental College
War on Destructive Birds Campaign Planned
The article outlines a state effort to combat destructive bird species that harm nests and eggs. It notes high destruction rates among ducks geese pheasants and song birds and describes contest rules for clubs to join constructive projects to improve conditions while disavowing poison use due to risks to other life.
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UCWS
Ton
Washington County
Ruth Shay
Olivia Jones White
Times
Rey Moore
Salt Lake Tribune
David A. Matheson
Yvonne Thornton
Leenson
Waldaca Thornton
Big City
Ab. Matheson
Myre
William Bentley
Leonard Banks
Milford
Wim
Lentley
Verda Lowder Slack
Mr. H. Webster Leigh
Arthur HW. Robinson
H. Warren Taylor
Utah
Edward W. Whergley
Provo
William Dbentley
Kathleen Peterson
Gloria Matheson
Frank A. Matheson
Effie Bentley¢s
Lucy
Maude
Prayo
Mapleton
Arizona
Zelma Inuffasef
Dee Robinson
Council
Firat
Wm. R. Palmer
Civil Works Committee
R. L. Fenton
Electric Lights Committee
Southern Utah Power Company
Rower Company
Ment
Rafes
Combinati
Nas
Parowan Auto Company
Dorothy Osborne
Madar
WNL
Wily
Times Office
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