Cedar City Furnishings Market News and Local Appointments
Cedar City and nearby neighbors note Leigh Furniture Co. chief W. Leigh spent days at a Los Angeles furniture market amid rapid industry changes. Albert Davis fined 100 dollars for liquor possession with suspended sentence on good behavior. Cedar City Fish and Game elected officers for the year including President R.R. Winterase and Secretary Rex Harris. Jensen Durrell Corry named secretary of Cedar City Chamber of Commerce. Walter Lant and Wilford Day attend Associated Club Club meetings in Salt Lake City. Benjamin Cameron Jr. named executive secretary and traveling representative of the club. Forest Supervisor Jas E. Gurr spoke on forest policy at Notary Club luncheon with attendees from Parks, Home Owners Loan, and Rotary Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrr. W. OH. Leigh
Leigh Furniture Co
Los Angeles
Mr. Leigh
Albert Davis
Glen Froyd
Cedar City Fish and Game Protective Asssociation
RR. DC
Ing
Cedar City
Jas. E. Gurr
Notary
Forest Service
PP. P
G. E. McNitt
Itome Owners Loan Corporation
A. E. Smith
Sett Lake
Mrs Agnes Riding Talbot Rites in Panguitch Area
Mrs Agnes Riding Talbot 37 died January 12 at home after heart disease. Survived by husband Walter, two children Aoice and Roy, mother Mrs Mary Riding of Panguitch, seven siblings. Funeral held January 15 with Bishop Doyle Robinson presiding. interment in city cemetery. Other local notes include hospital updates, school events, and club gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Riding Talbot
Walter Talbot
Mary E. Riding
Pangwitch
Aoice
Roy
Talbot
Thomas Rtiding
Paraewan
Thomas W. Jones
I‘aragonah
Terry Tand
Silas Topham
Parawan
Walter Robb
Interrment
Thames A Topham
Requirements for Auto Registration in 1935
Applicants for 1935 auto license plates must file with the State Tax Commission a completed registration application, a 1935 tax certificate from the county assessor, the last certificate of registration only if ownership changed, and the required registration fee plus $1 for title transfer if ownership changed. The applicant's driver license need not be sent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Tax Commission
Leforce
Southern Utah Teachers Association Formed
Principal Glenn E. Snow of Parowan High School leads Southern Utah Teachers Association formed at a county convention. The group unites teachers from Washington, Trin, Beaver, Millard, Piute, Garfield and Kane counties with officers Benjamin Cameron Jr Paul K Gates and T Wendall Bayles. IRon County members Joahn Pendleton and Hazel Granger serve on the governing board. The aim is to improve teacher conditions and school facilities. Ray Gudmundsen and daughter Shirley visited recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Utah
Glenn E. Snow
The
Parowan High School
Southern Utah Teachers Association
Washington, Tron
Beaver
Millard
Plute
Garfield
Kane Counties
Benjamin Cameron Jr
Panguitch
Paul K. Gates
Hurricane
T. Wendall Bayles
Parowan
Joahn H. Pendleton
Hazel Granger
Cedar City
Iron County
Wilford Day
Ron
Washington
Maw
Senate
Day
William H. Griffin Jr
Cache County
Logan
G.O.P
Lrow Courity
Tixie Foster
Utah
Molbrook
Holbrook
Law Makers Debate Tax Revisions and Social Measures
The report outlines proposed tax revisions including homestead value up to 2000 and measures from the Weber county delegation. It details social legislation such as occupational disease compensation, state insurance, and a child labor amendment ratification, along with election and committee updates in the Utah legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huggins
Weber County
Toto
Stanley N. Child
Salt Lake County
Industrial Commission
Senate
Eldred M. Boyle
Utah County
Julian Bamberger
State Planning Board
Faggina
Holbreak
Holbrook
House
Representative Granger
Utah
House of Representatives
Iron County
G.O.P
F. J. Bowler
Gunlock
Washington County
Woolgrowers' Ass'n Elects New Officers in Iron County
At the Iron County Woolgrowers Association annual meeting Hugh L. Adams was elected president replacing Jos G. Dalton. Clark Orton becomes vice president and Rex C. Ward secretary treasurer. Nerbert D. White and Jos B. Dalton rejoin the executive committee. The group backs state leaders A Jorgensen and James Hooper for re election and urges broader local attendance at the state convention. They also endorse individual grazing allotments on winter range.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iron County Woolgroawers’ Association
Hugh L. Adama
Jos. G. Dalton
Clark Orton
N. B. Stabingon
Rex C. Ward
Wm. K. Adama
Nerbert D. White
Jos. B. Dalton
Jos. C. Robinson
Milo Marsden
Jos. E. Lister
State
Woolgrowers’ Association
A. Jorgensen
Jas. A. Hooper
Chamber of Commerce Names New Committees
The chamber announces two new committees named by officers as part of a renewed chamber activity. They will meet the board for instructions and plan to report definite information next week. Officers invite public input and new membership fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saae
Chamber of Commerce
Board of Directors
Subscription Renewals Acknowledged by The Times
The Times lists renewal acknowledgments for the week naming Robert L Halterman Kenneth R Matheson H B Robinson H E Petersen Owen Matheson and Mrs Ephraim Blortensen from Mesa Arizona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Times
Robert L. Halterman
Kenneth R. Matheson
Palawan
H. B. Robinson
Paragonah
H. E. Petersen
Owen Matheson
Cedar City
Ephraim Blortensen
Mesa
Arizona
TOO GOOD TO BE TRUE
Edgar declares plans to marry for a cozy home and contented life, but a married friend cautions that dreams of domestic bliss can wake up. The exchange appears in Tit-Bits Magazine.
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Edgar
Thermos bottle and its heat saving design
The Thermos bottle was developed by Sir James Dewar to contain extremely cold liquefied gases. It is a double walled vacuum flask with silvered walls to prevent radiation. A cork stopper seals the small opening to minimize heat transfer.
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James Dewar
Inversion Defined as Turning and Disorder in Position
The article explains inversion as a process where a thing’s normal position or order is turned upside down or upset. It defines inverted as not in its right or normal condition and notes the concept includes wrong or disorderly arrangement or sequence.
Strange Way to Eat Acorn Barnacles on Seacoast Rocks
The acorn barnacle rests on its head and kicks food into its mouth, says the American Nature Association. They are common along the seacoast on rocky shores near high water mark, appearing as hard sharp objects on the seaward rock faces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Nature Association
Height of the Netherlands Height Above Sea Level Claim
The article asserts an average height of 37 feet above sea level for the Netherlands. This claim references the nation's topography and includes no corroborating sources or context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Netherlands
Netherlanda
Doings at School Glee Club Program and Play
The January 18 assembly featured B A Glee clubs directed by Mrs Manning with Irene Marsden as accompanist. Reed Corry announced the program and solos were sung by Wanda Steele Ines Corry Irens Maraden Angus White Morris Shields. The closing duet was performed by both clubs. A sprendia wiogram and audience enjoyment noted. The January 13 school play, directed by Mrs Louise Adam, was well received with smooth performances and fund contributions from matinee and Saturday shows. Student body cards admitted those with them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manning
Irene Marsden
Reed Corry
Wanda Steele
Ines Corry
Tiang
Irens Maraden
Angus White
Morris Shields
Louise Adam
School Activity Program Discussed by Superintendent and Staff
Superintendent N J Barlow Mr Snow and Miss Williams met with grade teachers last week to discuss the elementary school activity program. They will meet weekly with one faculty member delivering a report each time Mr Snow will give the first report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. J. Barlow
Mr. Snow
Miss Williams
Snow
Taxation talk by Clair Rowley to government class
Clair Rowley spoke to the American Government class Wednesday morning on taxation. Those absent missed valuable information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clair Rowley
Vacancies Filled After Departures In Local Posts
Charles Griffin left to fill a Cedar vacancy and Cleo Bishop joined Logan Clothing in Colorado and Kansas. Mrs. Maxine Mickelson fills Bishop’s place and Max Dalley fills Griffin’s. Last week dental exams were given from First to Twelfth grade by Dr. Anderson and Dr. G P D Hyatt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Griffin
Cedar
Cleo Bishop
Logan Clothing Company
Colorado
Kansas
Maxine Mickelson
Bishop
Max Dalley
Mr. Griffin
Tao
Anderson
G. PD. Hyatt
Appreciation Classes Held Thursdays at Toelack Auditorium
Readers are reminded of weekly appreciation classes for nursing and music every Thursday night at Toelack in the actuol auditorium led by Miss Leigh and Mr. Van Cott.
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Toelack
Actuol
Miss Leigh
Mr. van Cott
Fourth Grade Pioneer Utah Program Delights Elementary Audience
The Fourth Grade presented a Pioneer and Utah Project program for the Elementary school and mothers. It included segments on Early Explorers of Utah with Cardenas and Father Escalante, Brigham Young, Utah’s state flower Sega Lily, and a True Pioneer Story with buffalo stampede and Utah Trail Boys. Mr. Harry Empey from Salt Lake City is visiting for a week with relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Cardenas
Father Escalante
Brigham Young
Utah Trail Boys
Harry Empey
Salt Lake City
Utah University offers seven schools and extension courses
The University of Utah comprises seven schools including Lower Division and Arts and Sciences Education Mines and Engineering Law Medicine and Business. Graduate work is offered and courses are available through the Extension Division.
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University of Utah
Mrs Ward Visiting Salt Lake City Amid Woolgrowers’ Convention
Mrs. Glenna M. Ward is visiting Salt Lake City for a few days this week while Mr. Ward attends the Woolgrowers' convention.
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Glenna M. Ward
Salt Lake City
Mr. Ward
Woolgrowers
Mr George Chilton Struggles With Illness At Home
Mr George Chilton has suffered several days of illness due to a bad cold. The report notes his weather-related indisposition and calls for rest and recovery at home.
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George Chilton
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Durrell Corry
Glomean
Faragonah
Pay Robinson
WECI
LaMlor Chesnut
Ais. Chesnut
Eisxepiante
Cheenut
Mie
Thomas Edwards
Orson Talbot
Teth
Gleaner
M Men
Tri Parewan High School
Adalaide Lund
BE. B. Edwards
Sarah E. Barton
Frincipal Snow
Southern
Ray Gudmundsen
Misa Shirley
Fife
Tulloch
Afton Rowley
W. Clain Rowley
Ila Man Bentley
Lila Mortensen
Carroll Adams
Florian Matheson
Reva Hyatt
Clara Smith
Maurine Adams
David Hatch
Paul Dalton
Bryce Adams
Boyd Mitchell
Donald Dalton
Kenneth Mitchell
Keith Orton
Afton
Boyle
the Times
Woolgrowers’ Ass'n
Dall
Col- Ner's
Baby Chicks
Southern Utah Dairy Co. Parowan
New
Chicago
St. Louis
Marsden
Toggery
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