Cedar City Honors retiring Iron County Sehou board member
Saturday night a ceremony honored Mr. Macfarlane a retiring Iron County Sehou board member at the Firat warlanurentent hall. The event was hosted by the district Parent Teacher associations drawing wide county attendance. The Cedar City and Paragenah contingents were prominent. The community debates a renewal franchise for Southern Utah Power Co with municipal plant prospects growing. City officials consider financing options and a shorter franchise term seems likely. Harold Johnson of Moderne Lyle Shoppers in Salt Lake City talked spring buying. City Manager Leland Perry eyed funds for city improvements including a new hospital access route. Two men from Samilton’s Fort Jads faced game-law charges. Thompson pleaded guilty to possession of deer meat and paid a $100 fine.
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Macfarlane
Iron County Sehou
Cedar Citaowan
Paragenah
Cedar City
Southern Utah Power Co
Harold Johnson
Salt Lake City
Samilton
Fort Jads
Thompson
Cox
Rollo
Oin
Locals and Personal News Summary
Edna Adams of Cedar City visited Summit friends including Afre Dailey. Mrs Huldah Dailey hosted Summit 4-H club and mothers after Mutual with games and treats. Mrs B R Lawrence will have gallstone surgery soon at the county hospital. Summit reports several illnesses, with O W Hulet recovering. Ivan Witwer searched for a lost horse near Paragonah. A T B G Tt and Wilford Lawrence visited Parowan. Wilford raised road safety concerns with county commissioners. Nels Madsen returned from northern work area, and Oscar J Hulet and wife attended a Cedar City social. Ted Fife and wife visited Pleasant Grove. Fife expected back soon. Edna Gilman may return home with her sister. John Dalley towed a broken car in Lund. Cedar City speaker Howard Wood recently spoke, accompanied by his wife.
Paragoneah community notes large holiday social
Paragonah residents held post holiday events and socializing including dances and lunches postponed earlier. Reports list names of local families visiting Cedar City and Delta, illness, births, and Red Cross members among community updates for the week.
Funeral Service for J. W. Barton Reported
Funeral service for James W. Barton, a prominent Paragonah resident, was held Monday at 1 p.m. under the ward bishopric. Family, friends, and many from out of town attended as the choir led by J. Lowe Barton performed several hymns and prayers were offered by multiple speakers. Barton, born January 2, 1876, is survived by his widow Gertrude Adair Barton and four children, with numerous siblings and relatives listed from Paragonah, Panguitch, Pocatello, Salt Lake City, Provo, Fresno, Seattle, and Los Angeles.
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James W.-. Barton
J. Lowe Barton
George Topham
Wm. F. Horton
Thomas W. Jones
Scott M. Matheson
Lamont E. Tueller
Mra
Ethel Robb
L. J. Adams
Asa Topham
W. T. Davenport
Amasa Stones
Wendall Stones
Richard N. Lund
Thomas A. Timbinson
Paragouah
Joseph FP
Eliza A. Barton
Gertrude Adair Tarton
Ted
Mildred
Josephine
Mary M. Stones
Paragonah
Eliza A. Edwards
Pocatello
Idaho
Lucy A. Stapley
Hyrum Barton
Panguitch
Joseph Penn Barton
Hollywood
Ada Delury
Salt Lake City
Alice Brown
Provo
Caroline Moore
Fresno
Calif
Louise Jacobsen
Seattle
Mac
Los Angeles
Eliza
Hyrum
Chas Leard
Limeline
Rue Adair
Anna Allen
Miriam Anderson
Circleylla and
Reaver
Parowan dairy plant sets milk intake record on production day
Southern Utah Dairy plant Parowan reports an all time milk receipt 7,037 pounds on a regular production day. From that yield 838 pounds of cheese were produced as dairying activity rises aided by rye and silo corn. Paragonah dairymen supply over half the milk, and Triagonal stores record corn l fences in trenches aiding dairy rations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Utah
Parowan
Paragonah
New Year Resolutions and Self Knowledge Reflections
On the first day of 1933 a writer muses about New Year resolutions. Many promises are made but few kept, centering on self honesty and genuine conviction. The piece cites literature and the idea that true change comes from within and sustained effort.
Sorrowful Cowley Family Mourns Loss of Mr and Mrs Bunting
A Cowley community obituary recalls Mr. and Mrs. Bunting longtime residents and educators. The couple raised eight children Loyd Pauline Ellen Gina Owen Mary Harriet Barbara with two daughters surviving, and Loyd on a mission in South Dakota when the tragedy struck. Both spouses held church roles and contributed to local education and farming.
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Runing
Zamencing
St. George Temple
Kanab
Cowbey
Lioyd
Pauline
Ellen
Ginna
Owen
Mary
Harriet
Barbara
Lloyd
South Dakota
Rawlins
Tauline
University of Wyoming
Lincoln
Ble Horn
Helen
Edna
Ticlen
C. Rudell Lewis
Cowley
Laramie
Earl L. Collins
Powell
Elk Basin
Bunting
Wyoming
The New Leaf
Marsate, a restless businessman, contemplates turning over a new leaf and reflects on works with LaLand, Mrs Melling, and Sally. He decides to apologize to Sally and calls her to reveal his resolve, ending with an engaged mood as he awaits her response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enton Marsate
Matsure
Schodler
Cedar City and St George couples receive licenses
The county clerk issued marriage licenses this week to J. Stanford Jones age 30 and Helen Chamberlain age 23 of Cedar City, and Frank Milne age 22 and Alice Nelson age 22 of St. George.
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J. Stanford Jones
Cedar City
Helen Chamberlain
Frank Milne
St. George
Alice Nelson
Patty Spent Week in Salt Lake City on Business
Patty Channes TR spent part of the week in Salt Lake City on business matters.
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Ray Gudmundgsen
Channes TR
Patty
Salt Lake City
City Manager Leland Perry Reduces Salary Over Time
City Manager Leland Perry proposed a voluntary pay cut at the December 1 city council meeting. He has not enough of his 200 salary each month to drop to 145, with 19 for car expenses. A 10 cut was taken in 1981 and 1962 saw 170. now it stands at 155 including clip expense.
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laLand
Marsare
LaLand Ii
Mrs. Melling
Marsaye
Neuts
Mlss
Masestine
Toa
George
Sally
Waeatern
Leland Perry
Eviary
Democratic endorsement for Cedar City license bureau head
The Democratic County committee endorsed Fernlezh Gardner for the Cedar City branch of the State automobile license bureau. Secretary Milton I. Welling set the start about February first. Gardner has served under Welling for two to three years with satisfactory results as part of party cooperation.
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Democratic County Committee
Fernlelzh Gardner
Milton I. Welling
State
Cedar City
Gardner
Bby Jr. Welling
City Officers Office Hours Notice
The City Treasurer will hold office hours from 1 to 5 p m on Mondays Wednesdays and Saturdays. The City Recorder may also be present during these hours. City offices are located in the Library basement.
Tower Company files two new suits
Two new civil suits were filed in the District Court this week in which Southern Utah Power Company is plaintiff. Both suits allege accounts for merchandise and service. Horton D. Haight is defendant in one suit and Wm. F. Hunter in the other. The county officials were attending the State Association of County Officials convention in Salt Lake City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Utah Power Company
Horton D. Haight
Wm. FP. Hunter
East Ward Mutual Social Planned For Next Week
The East Ward Mutual will host a party for all ward members next Tuesday night. A brief program and irregular lesson period precede a gathering in the recreation hall with dancing and refreshments. Older members are urged to attend to help teach the dances.
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East Ward Mutual
Mrs Adamson Reports Improvement After Illness
Mrs W L Adamson is feeling better after an illness that kept her in bed part of the time for several weeks, according to a family update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Adamson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ucfyl Inlaty J
Weedbury
Jr Macfarlane
Noy F Halver R
Afr
Third West Street
Sumiemnit
Edna Adams
Afre
Vern Dailey
Huldah W. Dailey
Summit 4-H Club
Mutual
B. R. Lawrence
Summit
O. W. Hulet
Ivan Witwer
Paragonabh
A. T
BG. Tt
Wilford Lawrence
Wilford
Enoch Bith
Nels Madsen
Roach
Watch
Oscar J. Hulet
Ace
Dr. Macfastare
Ted Fife
Pleasant Grove
Me Fife
Edna Gilinan
Beryl
Winell
John
Dalley
Lund
Howard Wood
Paragonan
Boy Scouts
Shool auditoriuDl
Mrs. Ray Scott
Mrs. Scott
Mrs. D. J. Tprothere
Sam Abbott
W. H. Barton
Austin Berton
Alice McBride
Roy McBride
Vern McBride
Ji. B. Robinson
Joseph H. Lund
Merri i Lund
Itas
Gilbert Robinson
Cert Davenport
Panguirth
Hyrum Qarton
James
Horace, Thlaward
Velma Edwards
Delta
Mow
Ird’s
Ofs Morgan
Wigan Put
Jeet’ Parent
FW. H. Barton
Tvs
Wallete Gsbot
Tuitan
Krts
Leigh Wade
Shay Scott
Red Cross
Jane Adams
Wm. P. Barton
Sarai Jones
Thomas A. Topham
Jas
W. Barton
Mary Stones
Nettig Baldwin
Andre Lamoreaux
Joseph HW. Lund
Samuel Abbott
Thomas Robbren
Merlin Hut
Burrows Barton
Betsy Robinson
Leonard Topham
Alicea McBride
Cassie Robb
Doyle Robinson
Amelia B. Lyman
Aga
Wilford Day
Woolgrowera Association
Randall Nanky
Minersville
Amelia DB
Lyman
Mtr
Jess Guyman
Bertha W. MecGregor
Mar
Vivien Woodbury
Mona
Zola Connell
Haltermans
Doolittle
Arthur Joseph
Iiz
Anthony Paxton
Kanosh
Ogden
Page Tinell
Newcastle
Parowan High
Ile
Leo Tinell
Dick Tulls
Susie Mickelson
J. W. Barton
Tairy Company
Edward Bok
Wr. Jekel
A1 Kyds
Tan
Iman
Tetira
Charlis F. Wadsworth
Tower Company
State Association of County Officials
Bevy
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