Cedar City Leaders In Salt Lake City Business Talks
Cedar City officials led by Mayor Chas. Hunter and City Manager Thompson spent several days in Salt Lake City on city business including potential purchase of water meters. Also noted were visits by Mrs. Harold Johnson of the Modern Style Shoppe and others, plus plans for a big vaudeville show by the American Legion and an Americanization essay contest in schools. The District Road Engineer’s offices moved to larger quarters in the Federal building and ten reemployed staff moved up from the basement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas.el. Hunter
Thompson
Salt Lake City
American Legion
Cote
L. ©. Miles
Claude Edwards
Larry Pundt
Vergene Simking
Federal
Baby Census Campaign Expands Birth Records nationwide
Utah boards report success in a baby census campaign to improve birth registrations. More than $8360 in cards returned, surpassing Vermont, with aims to raise awareness of vital statistics and encourage public interest. Officials urge continued participation via state, local offices and agents. Whitney and Blaine depart for Arizona for a few months.
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Aa Gothtom
Iraq
Commonwealth
Ite Board of Health
Stah
Vermont
Beeler
Utah
Ttate Board of
Heralth
Fara
Three Cunstansling Shows Coming to Local Theatre
Patrons at the Alladin Theatre will view three notable pictures next week. Now and Forever stars Gary Cooper Shirley Temple and Carole Lombard on Sunday and Monday with a Monday matinee free for all over 60. Treasure Island with Jackie Cooper Wallace Berry and Lionel Barrymore plays Friday and Saturday the 18th and 14th. Between them Let s Fall In Love offers comedy. The Count of Monte Cristo with Robert Donat and Elissa Landi plays Sunday and Monday, January 20 and 21, hailed as one of the best in some time.
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Alladin Theatre
Gary Cooner
Shirley Temple
Carole Lombard
James
Jackie Cooper
Wallace Berry
Lionel Tarrymore
Socal
Sien
Ian
Count of
Monta Cristo
Robert Donat
Elissa
Local Subscribers Send New Year Cheer and Sports News
Mrs Enhraim Mor tensen of Mesa praises The Times for keeping ties to Parowan while sending New Year wishes. Week updates include new subscribers B Leigh Cedar City and Alice Holyoak, plus reunions in Las Vegas and Boulder City. Farowan High loses 15 38 to Dixie in basketball, with Parowan players outmatched but spirited. Dan Crawford learns his brother Jacob dies in Oregon. four Springdale brothers attended the reunion last Summer.
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Enhraim Mortensen
Mesa
Arizona
Parowan
5. B
Leigh
Cedar City
Alice Holyoak
Ernest Orton
Beth
Las Vegas
Boulder City
Goulder Dam
Nevada
CG. B. Tinkler
Farowan High School
Dixie
Parowan Toys
Dixie Boys
Dan Crawford
Jacob
Oregon
Crawford
Springgale
Locals And Personal News From Salt Lake City Visit
Mr. and Mrs. Milo Marsden and Arg. Nellie M. Durham came down from Salt Lake City the first of the week for a short visit with their people here. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Crawford have been in Salt Lake City for the past three weeks where their little daughter Phyllis has undergone a rather serious operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milo Marsden
Nellie M. Durham
Salt Lake City
Carl Crawford
Phyllis
West Ward group tours St. George temple by school bus
A large West Ward group enjoyed a trip yesterday to the St. George temple. The excursion was conducted aboard Ira Heaton's school bus.
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West Ward
St. George Temple
Ira Heaton
Mr Henry W Taylor Returns From Western Trip
Mr Henry W Taylor came back the first of the week after visiting his sons Warren Merrill and Glenn and their families in Salt Lake City Logan and Snowville respectively.
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Henry W. Taylor
Warren
Merrill
Glenn
Sait Lake City
Logan
Snowville
Mitchell to Leave for Kansas Woolen Mill Sales Work
Karl Mitchell plans to depart within the week to Kansas to resume sales work for a state woolen mill. He is joined by Thurmen Gardner of Cedar City and Arch Benson who also intend to join the same company.
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Karl Mitchell
Kansas
Thurmen Gardner
Cedar City
Arch Benson
Gleaner Girls Entertained During Holidays at Clark Home
The Gleaner Girls of Hast Ward enjoyed a holiday party hosted by Mrs. Luella R. Adama and Mrs. Emma Clark. Twenty girls attended the event hosted at Clark’s home, with games, a gift drawing, and refreshments served.
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Hast Ward
Luella R. Adama
Emma Clark
Army enlistments sought in Salt Lake City for January
Army Recruiting Officer in Salt Lake City seeks a limited number of men for January enlistment and assignment to the Hawaiian Islands or Philippine Islands. Qualified Radio Operators, Musicians on trombone, French horn, cello, bass, bassoon or oboe are needed, plus Baker, Cook, Meteorologist, Meat and Dairy Hygienist, Veterinary Technician. Noneligible men should join the waiting list at 451 Federal Building to be notified of future vacancies.
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United States Army
Salt Lake City
Hawaiian Islands
Philippine Islands
Army
Utah
Scout Officials Here Tonight for Meeting
Officials of the Timpanogos scout council will meet with local scout executives this evening. A follow up meeting is set for tomorrow at 10 o clock in the Cedar City Junior High with emphasis on patrol organization in their instructions.
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Timpanogos Scout Council
Cedar City
Henry Wilson Hed Name Change Reflects State Action
A historical note describes Henry Wiser, later United States Senator from Massachusetts, changing his name at age twenty one by state legislature. He later served as Vice President with President Arnotte and pursued education in local schools before the name change.
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Henry Wilson
Ben Hur Chariot Exhibit Featured at Lennon Fair
A large re production of Ben Hur chariot scene is shown as a feature of an exhibition in Lennon. The display highlights the epic's scale and appeals to fans of classic cinema.
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Sagar
Eno Sag O
den Sar
Lennon
Slap at Our Ancestors War Invention Surfaces
An odd claim describes a rapid arrival of a weaponized device with the power to wield machine guns. The text juxtaposes ancient lineage with modern technology, implying a disruptive breakthrough that unsettles traditional heritage and control.
Banking Evolution in the modern financial world
R 3 Hecht argues banking has shifted from private business to a semi public profession through gradual evolutionary changes. He cites reforms, evolving laws, and the need for self reform by bankers to serve the public welfare with higher ideals and leadership.
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Anking
Navy camels and tides noted in early naval history
The article recounts the US Navy using camels for transport in 1847 during an expedition to chart the Dead Sea region. It explains tidal forces from the moon and sun, details the 1855 Battle of Seattle, Wright brothers anniversary aviation demonstrations, and praises naval medical contributions and pay structure for officers.
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United States Navy
Seattle
Washington
Decatur
United States Army
National Savings Mark Increases Across All Banks
The American Bankers Association reports for the year ending June 30, 1934, total savings in U S banks rose 3.5 percent from a year earlier to 21 867 666 000, the first annual gain since 1930. Depositors climbed from 39 262 442 in 1933 to 33 562 174 in 1934, with one account for each 2.3 persons in the country.
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New York
American Bankera Association
W. Espey Albig
Banking
Card of Thanks for condolences but misspelled names
We sincerely thank all who helped after the death of our beloved Vathree. Thanks for words of condolence and cheer from Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Lemmon of Parowan, Mr. and Mrs. Mortensen of North Hollywood, and Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Bartog of Anderson, California.
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Vathree
Thomas M. Lemmon
Parowan
Mr. Jr
Mortensen
North Holywood
J. P. Bartog
Anderson, California
Marriage Licenses Issued by Clerk’s Office
The clerk reports new marriage licenses including George M. Aiken 34 Kanab and Juanita Aiken 36 Washington, Joseph B. Gillespie 22 Cedar City and Dorothy Norris 15 Cedar City, Walter Lamont Olsen 31 Cedar and Adeline Loraine Keever 22 Cedar.
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George M. Aiken
Kanab
Juanita Aiken
Washington, 5
Joseph B. Gillespie
Cedar City
T Dorothy Norris
Walter Lamont Olsen
Cedar
Adeline Loraine Keever
Remembering Mrs. Priscilla Smith Birthday
Friends honored Mrs. Priscilla Smith on Wednesday afternoon with calls and wishes for many more happy birthdays. A dainty lunch was served to sixteen before they departed.
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Priscilla Smith
Tao
Claudia Mortensen Recovered From Pneumonia And Home Again
Claudia, daughter of Mr and Mrs Enoch Mortensen, who had been in county hospital with pneumonia for several days, was well enough to be brought home yesterday marking a full recovery.
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Enoch Mortensen
Claudia
Mrs Paxton Visits Provo with Son Orwy Orton
Mrs Anthony Paxton travels to Provo for a brief stay accompanied by her son Orwy Deb Orton who is in town for a short visit and business trip.
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Anthony Paxton
Provo
Orwy
Deb) Orton
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