Cedar City Chamber Elects Shay To Lead Next Year
At the annual meeting and banquet, Reuben S. Shay won the presidency over W. A. Jones. Henry H. Petersen defeated John P. Fuller for vice president. Harry A. Hansen, Reed J. Money and Dr. John Leal were elected to the executive board with Lamont E. Tuekler and Sherman C. Lamb as other members. Retiring officers include Wilson N. Lint, Shay, Oscar Larson, Maeser Dalley and Henry Petersen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Reubens
Shay
W. A. Jones
Ienry HE. Petersen
John P. Fuller
Harry A. Hansen
Reed J. Money
John Leal
Moleover
Lamont E. Tuekler
Sherman C. Lamb
Wilson N. Lint Preaient
RR O
Oscar Larson
Maeser Dalley
Henry Petersen
Fife
Durham Morris
Justice A. 1
Roflo
Modena
Tast
Cope Mike Chosack
Crevack
Nining
Proche
Christmas Visits and Funeral in Paragonah Community
A Paragonah area column notes families visiting relatives in Cedar City and Spanish Fork for Christmas. It details the funeral of Mrs. Alzina Lamoreaux Robinson in Paragonah, her large family, and local residents traveling to Salt Lake City and Los Angeles for medical, family, and holiday activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan B. Edwards
Lewis M. Davenport
Eva Lou
Alzina Lamonyaux Fiobinson
Spanish Fork
Paragonah
David Albert
Hulda M. Lamareaux
Thomas B. Robinson
St. George Temple
Rovinson
Velda
Gastian
Hilco
Nevada
Wendall
Los Angeles
LaVell
Enterprise
Helen Stewart
Hal
Vile
Preston
Zola
Lugene
Albert Lamoreaux
Uinta
Archie M
Andrew
Clarence Lamoreaux
Evanson
Adalaide Lund
Hattie Wilcock
Nettia Baldwin
J. Leonard Topham Forst
My Father
Richard N. Lund
Sliag Topham
Irene Marsden
Afr. Truman
Thomas W. Jones
Wm. Dalton
Parowan
Iona Lund
Faragonah
Halk
Parowan Holds Off BG A Cagers In Narrow Win
Parowan's town team defeated the BG A college squad 23 to 22 in a Wednesday game at the high school gym. The home team edged the visitors in a tight, hard fought contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parowan
BG. A
Coach Ward Joins Panguitch Circleville Basketball Trip
Orland Ward who spent the holidays in Montana joined the Panguitch high school team for last night’s game in Panguitch and then traveled with them to Circleville where they play tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orland Ward
Montana
Golden Botcats
Panguitch
Circleville
Lions Club to Lunch with Forest Supervisor Speaker
The Lions club will hold its regular bi monthly luncheon on Monday noon at Taylor's cafe. Forest supervisor J. E. Gurr is expected as guest speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Club
Taylor's Cafe
Forest
J. E. Gurr
Cattle Sale Slump Slows AAA Drouth Aid Use
Iron County's final AAA cattle purchase allotment was only half used. County Agent L. J. Tueller cites an open winter letting range cattle winter easier than anticipated, keeping owners from selling at government prices. Similar patterns reported across the state.
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Iron County
L. J. Tueller
Tueller
Mayor Marsden Attends Midwest Trade Convention
Mayor L Nelson Marsden leaves today for a two week trip visiting St Louis and Chicago. He will attend a retail salesmen convention in St Louis next week and tour factories of suppliers for hats suits and related goods. Mrs Marsden remains home with their young baby.
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L. Nelson Marsden
St. Louis
Chicago
Local Team Welcomes Dixie In First High Dog Series Game
In Towa, the opening league game of the high dog basketball series is set for Thursday night next week with Dixie visiting the local team for the clash.
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Towa
Dixie
Baby Girl Born To Idaho Couple Mr and Mrs James Kirkpatrick
Baby girl born this week to Mr. and Mrs. James Kirkpatrick of Idaho. Mrs Kirkpatrick was formerly Miss Martha Ifeap of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Kirkpatrick
Idaho
Kirkpatrick
Martha Ifeap
Locals And Personal News Briefs
Mr and Mrs Thomas D Adams motored to Salt Lake City this week. Scott Days house moved from his farm in the valley to Cedar City. Arch Gilger and party from Idaho visited over the holidays. Mrs Ray Morris hospitalized with stomach trouble. Mrs Chester Stubbs in hospital for treatment. Ray Robinson a business visitor from Paragonal this week. Lewis Ward left after a ten day Navy furlough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Lowe Barton
Salt Lake City
John ©. Barton
Cecil
Lamar Chesnut
Escalante
Ray Scott
David
Los Angeles
Scott
D. J. Prothero
Mable Davenport
Teller Adams
R. Edwards
Gladya
Rulon Stott
Joe Patterson
Thomas D. Adams
Scott Day
Valley
Cedar City
Ray Morris
Lewis Ward
U. S. Navy
Icelandland Contrasts and Geographical Wonders Noted
A Chicago Tribune correspondent outlines Iceland as an island of sharp contrasts with warm Gulf Stream margins and cold Arctic currents. The land shows glaciers covering 13 percent, volcanic craters, hot springs, geysers, shifting rivers, and forests vanished over time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iceland
Chicago Tribune
Butterflies Show Specialized Scales Linked to Scent Glands
The article describes tiny additional scales on butterfly wings called plumules or Cendras coma. These scales, often hidden under ordinary ones and placed in patches, are colorless to brown and host scent glands. They are longer, softer, and part of wing color arises from pigment and light refraction in these structures.
Old Universities Rise From Colonial Roots Across U S
The University of Santo Tomas in Manila traces learning to 1611 under Catholic auspices in Philippine territory under American rule. Harvard, founded in 1636, is the oldest U S institution. The College of William and Mary in Virginia follows, with Yale dating to 1702 and earlier colonial context noted. The text outlines long-standing academic foundations and durations.
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University of Santo Tomas
Manila
Philippine Islands
Harvard University
United States
College of William and Mary
Williamsburg
William and Mary
Yale University
Beneficial Insects Aid Humans Against Pests
The article notes many insects help humans by fighting pests. Beneficial species include ladybird beetles and lacewing flies whose larvae feed on plant lice, plus aphid lions whose larvae also prey on plant lice. Tachinid flies’ larvae suppress moth pests and tiny shdennen wasps control wood borers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit Free Press
Banks to use ads to boost public trust in banking
New York plans by the American Bankers Association outline a nationwide advertising program for banks to educate the public about banking conditions and methods. President Kecht says the effort seeks to foster sound banking through human relations and community unity, supplementing existing ad campaigns without replacing them.
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New York
ALS
Kecht
American Bankers Association
Tie Association
New York City
Hecbt
Hecht
Many Banks Long Lived in United States
The article notes 168 banks over a century old and 2 472 banks over fifty years, with 10 391 or one tenth and 64 percent aged twenty five years or more. Boston hosts the oldest bank chartered in 1784, amid remarks by Harold Stonier praising long lasting banks through repeated crises.
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United States
Boston
Harold Stonier
American Bankers Association
Wealth From Soil: Credit and Farm Prosperity
A quoted statement from D. H. Otis of the American Bankers Association emphasizes soil wealth as vital to both farming and banking. Foreclosures harm farming and banking, and bankers seek the agricultural industry's permanent success, whether deposits come from farmers or broader commerce.
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Bci
Dullas
D. H. Otis
American Bankera Association
Associated Civic Clubs Elect Officers For Year
Frank Martines of Richfield was re elected president of the Associated Civic Clubs of Southern Utah at a St. George convention. Officers include W Love Jr of St George first vice president Leo J Neilson Kanab second vice president Ray Carr Atch Field secretary treasurer. An executive committee named four directors Walter Lunt Cedar City James Sargent Panguitch George Eckersley Loa L A Wynaught CAGE reeche. Special visitors pledged support from state road, planning, chamber, housing, fish and game, tax reform and other groups. The association seeks member dues and a mill tax to fund county programs and RFC aid for private industry. A key goal is equal educational opportunities and more state funding for junior colleges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Martines
Richfield
Associated Civic Clubs
Southern Utah
St. Gieorgy
Martines
Co. W. Love, Jr
St. George
Leo J. Neilson
Kanab
Ray E. Carr
Atchfield
Walter Lunt
Cedar City
James M. Sargent
Panguiteh
George T Eckersley
Loa
L. A. Wynaught
Cage Ree Che
Ageut
Darrell W. Corry
Preston &. Peterson
State Road Commission
D. S. Houston
State Planning Board
Gun P. Backman
Salt Lake Chamber of Commerce
J. Ftzpatrick
Ray J. Ashton
W. E. Ryberg
Southern Utah Association
Associationm
Associated
Civic Clubs
Morten Family Visits Delta Kin For New Year
Mr and Mrs Joseph R Morten sen with their son Mile and daughter Ritda traveled from Delta to spend New Year's Day with relatives and friends in town.
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Joseph R. Mortensen
Mile
Ritda
Delta
Burt Family Attends Beaver Funeral Visit
Mr and Mrs Laban Burt and family traveled from Beaver for the funeral last Sunday and stayed several days visiting relatives and friends.
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Laban Burt
Beaver
Mathesons Spend Christmas in Los Angeles
Claude and Scott Mathe son spent Christmas in Los Angeles with Scott driving a truck for a local company. Claude accompanied him on the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Claude
Scott Matheson
Los Angeles
Scott
Forest ranger and daughters attend Gun and Red Club dance
Forest ranger Frank Seamoon and his daughters Dagma and Kaye visited from Cedar City for the Gun and Red Club dance event, enjoying the social gathering and entertainment.
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Frank Seamoon
Dagma and
Kaye
Cedar City
Subscription Reminders Mailed During Week
The Times sent renewal notices to subscribers with expired subscrip tions. J. M. Ward John H Pendleton Wm R Palmer John Woodbury and Walto Rowley responded. Also received were two former Pareway residents Mia Wardell Cowley Wyoming and Anna Hiolingshead Jerome Arizona with remittances and New Year card from Arizona copper. Vernon Heap will visit Idaho for a operation. Mrs Heap plans to stay longer.
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Times
J. M. Ward
John H. Pendleton
Wm. R. Palmer John
Woodbury
Walto Rowley
Ehuren
Pareway
Mia
Sarsh Wardell
Cowley
Wyoming
Anna U .Hiolingshead
Jerome
Arizona
Carlyle
San Xavier Mission
Couple from St George attend Gun and Red Club dance
Mr Walter Clark and Miss Cath erine Clark of St George attended the Gun and Red Club dance on Monday night with Mr Wayland Alac farlane and friends from Cedar City.
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Myr
Walter Clark
Catherine Clark
St. George
Wayland Alacfarlane
Cedar City
Gurrs Visit Cedar City for Gun and Red Club Dance
Mr and Mrs James FE Gurr and their daughter Ora visiting from Nevada stayed in Cedar City for ten days to attend a Gun and Red Club dance. Mr Gurr also went to the club’s annual meeting that evening.
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James FE. Gurr
Ora
Nevada
Cedar City
Gurr
Dance guests from Cellar City at New Year’s Eve event
Mr and Mrs Del Bowman attended the New Year’s Eve dance from Cellar City. Sheriff and Mrs Lewis joined the Gun and Rod dance event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
del, Bowman
Cellar City
Lewis ”. Fife Lwere Overrhere
Gun
Christmas Night Birth in City Welcomes Alberta Lowe
An eight pound boy was born on Christmas night to Mr and Mrs Henry Li of Bateee. The baby will be known to readers as Alberta Lowe, daughter of Mr and Mrs Ernest Lowe of this city.
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Henry Li Ot Bateee
Alberta Lowe
Mrr
Ernest Lowe
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Zion and Bryce National Parks
Presnall
Keller
Jolley
Tuck Creek Ranger Station
Cedar Breaks
Finch Creek
National Park Service
Cooperacions
Utah
Wiliam Marsden
Ikea
Arch Benson
Berta Mitchell
the Times
Mrs. Arch Gilger
Chester Stubbs
Ray Robinson
Paragonal
Bankers
Gram
R.F.C
RFC
WEE
Mr. Vernon Heap
Alladin Theatre
Robert Armstrong
Manhattan
Dixie Lee
Old King Cole
Pn the News
TUBBS
WED, & Thurs
Claudette Colbert
Mickey Mouse
FBI & Sat
Warner Baxter
Shirley Temple
King
Doctor Mn
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