Liena club plans committees and parade float trip
The Liena club named chairs for major standing committees at Monday's luncheon John Blazvard led activities Wilson Lunt membership Parley Larson attendance Alex Rolla publicity Dr O Anderson finance Walter Granger interclub and Miles program Each chair may add two members and report next hearing The club will work with the Chamber of Commerce on a parade float and sending the Junior band to Salt Lake City for Covered Wagon Days on the 24th A musical interlude followed The new mechanics arts building at the BE A C contract awarded to Tum Kunz is to be 60 by 140 feet south of the other campus building and target completion by school start in September Local Cedar City business leaders doubt a daily paper is viable without strong advertising and subscribers The Rotary Club discussed President Hoover's proposed war reparations moratorium and its global impact Speakers J S Woodbury M J Macfarlane and E A Farrow led the talk
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Liena Club
John E. Blazvard
Fuad
Wilson N. Lunt
Parley S. Larson
Alex Is. Rolla
Dr. O. Anderson
Walter KK. Granger
Intercluu
L. CG. Miles
Chamber of Commerce
Salt Lake City
M. L. Done
Scott Gardner
Torma Andrus
Mechanics Arts
BE. A. C
College prep and faculty additions amid rebuilding efforts
Construction at the mechanic arts building resumes as remodeling continues for fall opening on September 8. The destroyed dormitory may be replaced by parking with future admin building plans. New faculty include Gunderson, Palmer, Parrish, Williams, Lloyd, Matheson, and ban ning music, with one vacancy after Morris transfers to Logan.
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Zoe Robingen Palmer
Virginia Parrish
Margaret Williams
Erma Lloyd
Scott Matheson
W. Hz. Banning
Manning
Lirs. Palmer
Matheson
Arthur J. Morris
Logan
Arthur Fife
Local visitors from California and Utah travel notices
Mrs Pearl Mortensen May visits from California with the Mortensen family and Misa Alice Orton returns to visit her sister Della Guymon. Mrs Josephine Wimmer Morris and three children visit from Bingham, planning to move to Denver area for farming interests. Maria Taylor and daughter Eva visit Salt Lake City, grandson Orion Salisbury arrives. Tisa Anna Rasmussen spends days in Cedar City with Mrs A C Johnson. Harley W Dalton injures a foot fencing on the mountain but remains mobile. Bertrand Miller and a young woman and siblings from Salt Lake City visit for the Fourth. Mr and Mrs Silas Ward and Mrs Eliza Orton travel from California for the Fourth, returning this week. Fred Hedquist and parents join wife and children for the Fourth. Hedquist travels from Provo. Dr and Mrs M Clark and family drive to Ion Park and onward through Cedar Long Valley Breaks canyon.
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Josephine Wimmer Morris
Bingham
Morris
Teaver
Marria
Maria Taylor
Eva
Salt Lake City
Orian Salisbury
M. Clark
Ion Park
Long Valley
Cedar Long Valley Road
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East Ward Sunday School Conference Postponed
The Parowan East Ward Sunday School conference scheduled for next Sunday afternoon has been postponed with no rescheduled date known. Local notes mention minor incidents and community visits, including Miss Burgle Hibbert and a friend surviving a streetcar holdup in Salt Lake City.
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East Ward
Parowan East Ward
Salt Lake
Burgle Hibbert
Teck’s
Salt Lake City
Tax Commission Meeting on County Land Value Reductions Discussed
Moesara EF Hammond George Critchlow of the State Tax Commission met the Board of County Commissioners at the county courthouse to discuss property assessments and the proposed reductions in farm land values. They reviewed current conditions and compared values with last year and 1921, promising to report their findings after visiting other counties and returning to Salt Lake City.
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Moesara
Roscoe EF
Hammond
George Critchlow
State Tax Commission
Board of County Commissioners
County Court House
Tax Commission
Salt Lake City
Paragonah Births and Visitors Highlight Funeral Notice
Two babies christened in Paragonah Sacrament meeting LaDonna Iluni and Ruby Tobinson. Visitors arrive from Compton Cedar Price Utah for funeral of John B. Topham. Notables include Mrs Lillies Johnson Ina Middleton and Mrs Trompia Fretwell among guests from Price. An obituary and funeral account appears on the front page.
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Merlin Iluni
LaDonna
Calvin Tobinson
Ruby
Stra. Ina Middleton
Trompia
Price
Utah
John &. Topham
Janie Pasmussen
Arthur
Viola O'Berta
Air
Mra
Roy Fawcett
Ernest L[lorsley
Afra
Mary Olsen
John B. Topham
Paragenah
Tickets allotted county for Covered Wagon Days fete
Iron County receives one hundred tickets for the Covered Wagon Days fete at the University of Utah Stadium in Salt Lake City on the 24th. Admission costs 1.00 each and is the sole charge for the celebration. Tickets available through KK L Jones or Leland Perry of the Iron County Committee. The Times offers assistance to interested readers.
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Iron County
University of Utah
Salt Lake City
KK. L. Jones
Leland Perry
Iron County Committee
Wedagyr City
Junior Girls Continue On Reading Course
The West Ward Junior group meets weekly to finish their reading course. They have held four gatherings at Mrs. Dean Richard, Mrs. Della Marsden, Arlen Andam, and Miriam Fendleton homes. They hiked the canyon last week, cooked breakfast, and enjoyed the outing. Next week Ada Stevens hosts and all are reminded to bring their fancy work.
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Times
West Ward
Dean Richard
Della Marsden
Arlen Andam
Miriam Fendleton
Ada Stevens
Glria
Fragmented Webster Quotations and Household Humors
A collage of classroom queries and shop banter features a teacher asking about ignorance and a pupil’s reply, plus snippets from a hotel clerk, a patron negotiating stationery, and a humorous exchange about intelligence and questions. The page also includes a joke about first aid and a joke line about medicine purchases.
Cramped Cottage Blues Revealed in Folding Bed Tale
A reader recalls a tiny cottage with a folding bed that requires stepping outside to use it, highlighting space constraints and daily discomfort. The anecdote captures the practical limits of compact living and the improvisations residents employ.
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Wit. M. Mace
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I. Ray Lyman
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Pearl Mortensen May
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Tisa Anna Rasmussen
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Bertrand Miller
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Fred Hedquist
Provo
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R. H. Benson
Wm. C. Mitchell
Marion Halterman
Kigg
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Huntington
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Lynndyl
Etnce
Rex Lloyd
Orderville
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W. W. Gove
Fair Lake City
Bla
Homer Chilton
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Willie Mor-tensen
S Onticelia
1 Wood
Kilda
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John Stauffer
Washington County News
St. George
Pargwan
Beaver
Stauffer
St. Georges
Mr. Lund
S. A. Halterman
Clara Benson
Sarah Lowder
Panguitech
Florence Houston
Barbara Walters
Maude Richards
TAZ Commission
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N. L. Adams
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Skunk
GC. L. Robinson
Kir
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Byron Thornton
David Vivien Parker
Hasfile
Messia
Mack Fenton
Elden Adams
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Fillmore
Jewel Wilecock
Albert Benson
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