Cedar City Rotary Club installs new officers and plans band revival
Cedar City news reports the Rotary Club electing new officers and hosting a dinner at New Canyon Crest Inn. The Cedar City Chamber aims to reestablish a year round 324th Cavalry Band with school district and B A C support, seeking a full-time leader and possible classes, while government instruments and fences are arranged. Tourist travel and park visitation rise, Cedar City junior baseball gains momentum with new uniforms, and local leaders discuss funding and logistics for continued cultural and educational efforts.
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Dembera
Canyon Creation
Gulchen
el Escalante
Canyon Crest Ind
Milas Amy J. Leigh
Es Margaret Williams
Wms A. Palmer
Douglas Clark
Gustave 0. Larson
Febl. M. Jones
A. L. Woodhouse
Komen Jones
Chamber of Commerce
Cedar City
324Th
VU. 5
B. A.C
Ime
Combe
Sargeant
George H.winters
984Th Cavalry
Winters
Texas
Ainer
Leland Perry
Scueens
Ote
W.K. GeAnger
T. A. G Board of Trustees
Koorshansley
Paragunae News Robinson Family Reunion Trip to Southern Utah Parks
Mr and Mrs R A Robingan of California visited Paragonah and a Robinson family reunion occurred last week with most relatives present. The party included Trobbinson McBride J B Topham Jr R A Robinson and California kin plus D Robineau and John H Corry. Doyle Robinsons family were unable to attend Purowan visits and Cedar City trips were noted.
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John H. Corry
Corey
Robinson
Paragonah
Ulsh Parks
Cedar Breaks
Bryce
Pangulich ‘Lake
John Hays
Aod
R. A. Robingan
California
Bispegr
Utah
Bern
Start
Big Wife
Idaho
Frim. Trobbinson
McBride
J. Be Topham Jr
R. A. Robinson
Famly
D. . Robineau
Junction
Min
Cedar City
Summit News Highlights Local Health and Ag Reports
Mrs Barbara Swithh remains critically ill though improved with medical encouragement after weeks of heart trouble diabetes and other complications. Cutworms devastate Summit fields and gardens as farmers report significant losses while foresters note livestock and hay harvest updates. Herbert Waite visits Texas with a herd of sheep and Clarence Smith plans extra alfalfa loads this year marking a poor hay crop. Lloyd White attends Parowan business matters and aids plans for the upcoming fair. The Maddern boys construct a service stall and display a hal gesture near their home.
Nelson and Bryant Denied Parole in Grand Larceny Case
Albery A. Nelson and Thomas Bryant of Cedar City, convicted of grand larceny, had their month reprieve from the Board of Pardons reviewed. After a hearing they were denied parole and remain at the State penitentiary serving a sentence of one to ten years.
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Messrs
Albery A
Bert) Nelson
Thomas Bryant
Cedar City
County of Grand Lar
Marriage Licenses Issued This Week By the Clerk
The week saw multiple couples granted marriage licenses by the Clerk's office. Includes Howard Fee of St George with Elma Ruby of Washington. Karl Maecer Matty with Steve Carpenter of Cedar City. Dee r Unley of Pungultch with Mrs. Ethel Riding Judd of Tropic. and others pairing residents from Provo Utah to Parowan and beyond. Newell K. DeMille of Rockville weds Ryena Beatty of Toquerville. Warden Isom of Murricloak? and Vera Green of Parowan also listed.
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Howard Feetel
St. George
Elma Ruby
Washington
Karl Maecer Matty
Steve Carpenter
Cedar City
Deer, Unley
Pungultch
Ethel Riding Judd
Tropic
John Henry Charboneau
Margaret Blackburn
Orderville
Fredrick Randall Larson
Provo
Lilac Lindstrom
Harold
Utah
Robert William Throckmorton
Salt Lake Cuy
Mildred Lindatrous
Hare
Death of Ave Leonard Reported By Sister in City
Mrs P A Clark learned on Tuesday morning that her brother Ave Leonard had died the night before. No details were given and funeral plans were delayed until weekend awaiting his daughter from the Bart. Leonard had visited the family about a month ago and left well.
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P. A. Clark
Ave Leonard
Insect Pest Foe Looms Over Farms And Homes
An article urges a determined offensive against insects citing Colonel B M A Reasonour and noting insects cause more deaths and property loss than all wars. It discusses flies bedbugs moths and pests harming livestock poultry and gardens and promotes insecticides and preventive measures. A separate note reports a car accident near Pendleton farm where John L Lowder Jr and spouse escaped serious harm after a rollover.
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Walla
Pumberg
BM. A. Reasoutr
United States Army
Mediuan Gaps
Woodpecker Delivers Morning Breakfast Hint
Dolly awakes to tapping on the tin roof and learns a woodpecker is hungry. The bird seeks suet for breakfast, tapping to signal need while Dolly and her neighbor Lowell discover the source. The episode ends with both houses sharing a meal plan as spring arrives.
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Jas Aris
Dolly
Sone
Cally
Dody
Lowell
Big House
Mr. Woodpecker
Richards Family Loses Infant Son
The month old child of Mr. and Mrs. David H. Richards of this city died Thursday morning after a brief illness due to yellow jaundice apparently present since birth. Funeral services were held Saturday at the old Mareden residence with Bishop L. A. Dwins presiding and speakers J. Clayton Mitchell and Thomas P. Adams. A mixed choir sang and Ray D. Garner performed a solo. The community offers sympathy to the Richards family.
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David H. Richards
Nebt
Mareden
Rex ©. Ward
L. A.dwims
J. Clayton Mitchell
Thomas P. Adamy
Ray D. Garner
Sir
Thanks for Community Support and Visits After Fire
The Adams family and neighbors express deep gratitude for cash gifts and shower items aid after a burn out. Attendees include Mrs Maude Mitchell Neylon and relatives. visitors Pearl Reedie Ira Purviance Jon Gurr Makog. Mr and Mrs Crulkahang. and Mr and Mrs Paul Adams with in laws and guests from Montpelier and California visiting the Gurr home. Notices for sale follow.
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Min
Adama
Paul M. Adams
Mra
Pearl Reedie
California
Jon Md. Gurr
Ira Purviance
Gurr
Texas buyer in town to purchase Parowan sheep herd
A Mt. Johnson from Texas visits Parowan this week to buy about eight herd animals and improve sheep stock. The U S Department of Agriculture notes purebred bulls raise heavier calves and higher sale prices, with two year old steers weighing more and selling for more. Bulls and dairy stock increases are highlighted as key cattle improvements missing in scrub stock.
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Mt. Johnson
Texas
Parowan
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Baine Tottlal Arep
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