Sentences Suspended In Criminal Cases
Defendants received suspended sentences in a district court session as judges considered leniency and rehabilitation. Several cases involved alcohol use linked to offenses, with conditions to refrain from intoxication and liquor venues. others addressed larceny, grand larceny, and willful deviation, with continuances or discharge if compliance was maintained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jawa
Frant Hopkins
Merlin Kellays
New Hartoony
Ian Brand
Salisbury
TeRoy Hy Cox
Moffense
Marlon Tuey
Puch
State sets Feb 28 deadline for auto license plates
The State Tax Commission announces an absolute deadline of February 28 for motorists to obtain license plates. No extensions will be granted this year as the legislature controls such actions. Branch offices open in multiple cities, including Cedar City on Feb 14, with additional offices at Price and Atchfield for local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Tax Commission Sysum
Dacre
Irvin Arnovitz
Tia
Cedar City
Price
Atchfield
W. W. Relief Society Meeting Highlights Training
Special to the Times reports the West Ward Steller Society held its regular Teachers' Training meeting before the Theology and Testimony session. Sarah Connell led parts with Rue Gurr Ayada Bettridge and Eliza Stevens contributing. A female quartet performed The Lord's Prayer with Della Marsden at the piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Ward Steller Society
Melinda P& Adama
Sarah
Matheson
Leasson
Sarah D. Connell
Rue Gurr
Ayada Bettridge
Eliza T. Stevens
Della Marsden
Mamie D. Orton
Ethel Bayles
Mary Dalton
Mettle D. Robinson
Edna
Hattle
D. U.P. To Meet At E Hyatt Home
The February meeting of the local Daughters of the Pioneers will be held next Thursday at 2 PM at Mr. and Mrs. Hyatt's home. The lesson is Historical Miracles of Pioneer Days with a reading and musical numbers. All members and interested parties are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Daughters of the Pioneers
Mra
1, & Iyalt
West Ward Mutuat Doings Highlights
Margaret Watch reports West Ward Mutuat events with large attendance by Gleaners M-Men and M-Sten groups. Highlights include Mrs Bayles on religion, new Stoney Catheters officers Majorie Moore and others, a lesson on the American Flag, junior class rehearsal for Just Before The Prom, Elsie Money lesson, Elsie Maire welcomed back from illness, Gatherers of Money activities, and a town social with a prize for dues payment. Henry Bentley attends funeral of Mrs. Sarah Bentley in Carbon County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Watch
Gleaners
M-Men
M-Sten
Bayles
Jcell
Veda Taylor
Stoney Catheters
Majorie Moore
May Dalton
Joan Ward
Sec
Elsie Money
Leone Lyman
Elsie Maire
Claudia 3Fortengem
Marstmal
Iron County Planning Board meets as Sarah Bentley dies
The Iron County Planning Board held its initial 1938 meeting in the Federal Building. Directors Peterson Adams Wheatley and others discussed Utah resource challenges and youth population outmigration. Sarah E Bentley, 77, longtime local resident, died at home after a prolonged illness. funeral services were held with remarks by church officials and a family attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Planning Board
Sarah E Bentley
Iron County Planning Board
Federal Building
Hugh L. Adams
County Plaining Board
William Peterson
Stile Extension Service
O. J. Wheatley
Rena B. Maycock
Chapman
Department of Agriculture
Washington D. C
One Tie Resident Buried at Monticello
Nancy Evelyn Adams died in a January 17 automobile accident near Globe Arizona and was buried this week in Monticello where she had lived for 26 years. Born Parowan 1866 she was a daughter of Lars and Cornelia Storstensen. She married and moved to Utah’s San Juan County in 1885. Survived by nine children four brothers four sisters and many grandchildren. Frank Santa visiting from Santa California delivered pea seed for Day Farms planting and expects to haul more seed for spring work. g A Hatterman reports lamb shipments from Los Angeles and Parowan Valley feeder cattle prices slide as he plans to raise about 400 acres of peas this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah E Hentley
Indy
Latin Orton
O'Cock
East Ward
Will L. Adama
Luena T
Ruth Decker
Berta Mitchell
Simon A Matheson
Sis J. Ward
Wy Clair Howley
Frank
Kari Hayles
Bobbie
Doyle Rowley
Bryce Orton
Elano Tentlay
Sarah Elizabeth Banka Bentley
William
Ellen Eyra Banks
Relief Society
Rupert Lee
John Bentley
Elly
Dewey Bentley
Neta Day
Desa Orion
Daily Press
Nancy Evelyn Adams
Globe
Arizona
Monticello
Parowan Des
Lars
Cornelia Decker Storstensen
Diutt
San Juan County
San Salt Lake City Hospital
Frank Santa
Sendoce California
Kila
A. F. Rose
Parowar Valley
Rosenberg Charged With Illegal Liquor Sales
Rosenberg of Cedar City was arrested by State Liquor Control Commission enforcement officer Rulon Pendleton and charged with bootlegging after undercover agents allegedly bought liquor from his bin. He pleaded not guilty at arraignment and remains held on bond awaiting trial. Rodney White of Beaver was arrested on the same charge, pleaded guilty, and received a 30 day suspended sentence with a $50 fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ment Rosenberg
Cedar City
Rulon Pendleton
State Liquor Control Commission
Pendleton
Ray
Adam's Court
Tonenberg
Rodney White
Beaver
Card of Thanks and local notices from Cedar City area
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for help and sympathy after the death of a mother Mrs Madera Halterman. A local woman suffered a bad leg fracture falling at home last Friday and was hospitalized with a near hip break. Cedar City business visitor John S Woodbury spent a day in town while his family winters in Alhambra California. John T Mitchell returned from Salt Lake City after a two month stay with relatives. Attorney C B E Noren attended the court session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madera, Halterman
John S. Woodbury
Cedar City
Mr. Wodbury
Alhambra
California
John T. Mitchell
Salt Lake City
C. BE. Nore Fon
Dim
Golden Wedding Fete for Mr and Mrs Styrum Jones
Friends invited to celebrate the golden wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Styrum Jones of Enoch. Open house in the afternoon and an old time dance in the evening at the Enoch Ward hall. The couple, Cedar City natives, were married in the St George temple on February 9 1865 and have nine children and 23 grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Styrum Jones
Enoch
Fittlett
Enoch Ward Hall
Mr. Jones
Iron County
Cedar City
Margaret Lee
John Pidding Jones
Mia Jones
Mary Ann Smith
Joseph H. Armstrong
St. George Temple
Hyrum P. Jones
Pleasant Grove
Utah
Elton Joust
Spokane
Wash
Emelia J. Grimshaw
Bnech
Thornton and
Vernon
Auton A. Jones
Brea
Callf
Arvilla J. Watson
Glenwood Springs
Cole
Marilyn J. Carstensen
Salt Lake City
W P A Announces Tin Work Class For Boys
Recreation Supervisor Louisa Mortensen announces a new W P A tin work class for boys aged 10 and 12. Held at Bellet Hall every Tuesday and Thursday at 4 pm, under Dan B. Orton. Women are reminded of the gym class Mondays at 8 pm in the high school gymnasium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisa Mortensen
Bellet Hall
Dan B. Orton
Ward Choirs Plan Joint Practice Sunday Afternoon
The combined choirs of two local wards will meet Sunday at 4 o'clock in the East Ward for practice ahead of Stake conference. Another practice is likely Thursday evening for the same group. East Ward members are asked to meet Sunday at 2 o'clock for an Easter Cantata rehearsal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catr Ara
Public Health Column Utah reports week of January 28 disease rise
Weekly communicable disease report from the Utah State Board shows 416 new cases, up 67 from prior week. Chickenpox leads with 61 more cases, plus increases in meningitis pneumonia and whooping cough. diphtheria and tuberculosis dip slightly. One smallpox case reported in Salt Lake City. four of five diphtheria cases were adults. Daggett Kane Rich San Juan counties report no new diseases. In social notes, Mrs. David A Matheson and Nellie travel toward Delta to visit the Joseph R. Mortensen family. Scott M. Matheson attends court. Lamonds McQuarrie of Salt Lake City visits Iowa temporarily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah State Board of Mearth
Willliam McKay
Division of
Commitulesble Disease Control
Mena Lea
Salt Lake City
McKay
Daggett
Kase
Rich
San Juan
David A. Matheson
Nellie
Delta
Joseph R. Mortensen
Scott M. Matheson
Council Considers Numerous Problems at Feb City Meeting
City council debated duties for a new City Supervisor of public works and approved some, with the marshal to take over supervision duties. They discussed dog license fees, a new ordinance, and beautification plans including tree production. The city hearse was assigned as an ambulance driver, and bids for surplus electric current sale to Southern Utah Power Co. were reviewed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayoreth
Supervleor
Mamidi Lalton
Mitchell
Topham
Gounellman Pendleton
Cty
Courcilman Topkom
Beieves St
New City
Sexton
J. Whitney
Southern Utah Power Co
Hatch
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Robert Clark Godnow
Frank Sherman Afuls
Mahoney
Murle
Harold Orton
Fk. Bowen
Fetc
Stanley
Walter O. Mitch
Franklin
A Co
M. J. Mactar
J. W Bergstrom
Sarah A. Lunt
Gwendolyn M, Gurr
Raton
Lister
W. W. Relief Society
D. U.P
West Ward
Henry Bentley
Carbon County
Sarah Bentley
Arnold
Stevens
Peterson
Tron County
Peterman
G. A. Hatterman
Low Angeles
Sam
Bib Farm
Rosenberg
Public Health Column
Lamonds McQuarrie
Salt Lake
Council
Duites
Supervisor of Public Works
Fred Tewwil
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