County Commissioners Resolve Funds and Road Projects
The county board held its regular monthly meeting with members Adams Rowley Klulet Dalley Leigh Shay Simpkine present. They passed an ordinance on abandoning horses from public ranges and approved $154 for Cedar Mountain Colebed road with matching private funds, plus $150 to cover State Press Association expenses. A State Fair survey plan was authorized with local reps to assist the exhibit, road improvements ordered along the railroad, and roof tar applied to court and safety buildings. An allowance of $15 monthly was granted to Mrs. Esien Chatterly from the Dependent Mothers fund. The clerk will respond to the Woolgrowers Association on designated sheep trails. Budget scrutiny showed school levies at 16.7 mills, down 1.4 from last year. Other routine items and claims were settled.
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Adams
William Clerk Rowley
Treasurey Klulet
Dalley
Leigh
Shay
Simpkine
A. P. Spillsbury
Jos. Prince
Cedar Mountain
Coleb
Aaid
State Press Association
State Fair Ass
E. Ray Lyman
J. EB. Blazgard
George A. Lowe
George Rasmussen
Dbd
A. Latercour
Otio Dalley
Stanley Smith
John Flat
A. G. Christensen
J. H. Maughan
L N. Marsden
Kamen L. Jones
Helst
Nada
Court House
Esien Chatterly
Dependent Mothers’ Fund
State Woolgrowers Ass
Blazzard
Beaver County
Ballow
Indians win first county marriage license in Cedar City
The county clerk issued what is believed to be the first marriage license to Grarley Grayman, 21, of Santa Clara, and Pauline Jake, 26, of Cedar City. They were accompanied by Dr. and Mrs Farrow, witnesses to a ceremony conducted by Bishop Marsden, amid curiosity about a kiss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grarley Grayman
Santa Clara
Pauline Jake
Cedar City
Anders. Farrow
Bishop Marsden
Hotel guest robbed of about fifty dollars at Pax ton Jigtel
Anthony Paxton of Pax ton Jigtel said a guest at the hotel rifled his pockets while he slept last Friday. A heavy stove poker was left in the room and about forty five dollars in currency plus several coins disappeared. He suspects a fellow guest but has no proof and plans to pursue repayment.
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Anthony Paxton
The
Paxton Jigtel
Cedar City
Aine
J P Engine Wrecked In Railroad Yaris At Cedar
railroad report details a cedar city wreck when a large locomotive toppled in the yards blocking a depot approach. the slow train spared passengers and crew from major injury as a switch was left open and recovery work required a pedal outfit from milford to lift the engine back onto the track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P
Yaris
Cedar
Cedar City
Talenga
Lund
Milford
Haganbarth Urges Orderly Wool Marketing at Convention
Frank J. Haganbarth, president of the National Woolgrowers Association, urged Cedar City attendees to pursue stronger local, state, and national organization for orderly marketing to stabilize prices. He warned against growers selling independently and highlighted benefits of cooperation for preserving market value amid rising lamb weights and falling wool prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haganbarth
State
Woolgrowers Association
Cedar City
Frank J. Hlapenbarth
National
Wooolgrowers Association
Cardiff
W. D B. Candland
Association
Iarvey
Win, IL Managing
J. H. Manderfield
Salt Lake Union
Molman
Biological Survey
Br. Hagenbarth
Jie
Hagenbarth
Rotary Club
el Escalante
Hlagenbarth
Utah
Wag
Hooper
Presidency Visit to Parowan Wards Draws Speakers
Members of the stake presidency and Cedar City visitors spoke at Parowan wards on Sunday. President Palmer and J. David Leigh, recently returned from a six month mission, addressed the gathering with A. T. Janea among others. A remittance form and a note about sending the old hometown paper for another year were mentioned in the episode.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parowan
Stake
Cedar City
Palmer
J. David Leigh
A. T. Janea
Public Ranges To Be Rid Of Abandoned Desert Horses
Iron County board approves an ordinance to remove abandoned desert horses from public ranges. A Dixie National Forest petition prompted action for the Shoal section in Southwestern Creek County. The measure, to begin September, may lead to a drive to remove the animals with possible disposition by shipment or humane slaughter for meat scraps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iron County
Board of County Commissioners
Dixie National Forest
Wayne County
California
Daughters of Pioneers Plan Big Celebration in Parowan
Daughters of the Pioneers announce a large observance for the 24th Pioneer Day in Parowan. Since the date falls on Sunday, events shift to Monday with F. C. Van Buren as orator. Morning meeting, children's dance, sports, and an Opera House entertainment headline the agenda. details to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters OF Pioneers
Parowan
Toemberg
Moraine
F. C. van Buren
Mrs Clark to Take Over Breaks Hotel This Summer
Announcement notes Mrs Dean Laman Clark and her husband will operate the Cedar Breaks Inn for the summer, departing tomorrow to open it. Earlier plans cited Marguerite Mortensen and Ida Hinkerman, with radio later altering the schedule creating the current management arrangement. A social outing for Lloyd Ward and Starry Lyllian occurred at Yankee Meadow, while Fern Mortensen welcomed a baby boy last week. A divorce suit by Lucile Hunter Clark against Millon Clark seeks alimony, property, and dissolution of bonds.
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Brien Mead Luo
Cedar Breaks
Marguerite Mortensen
Ida Hinkerman
Game
Dean Laman Clark
Ler
Slarry
Lloyd Ward J
Starry Lyllian
Yankee Meadow
Mrs. Wards
Noel
Lucile Hunter Clark
Jus. Millon Clark
Parowan Couple Wed In Quiet Saturday Ceremony
In Parowan Mr. Diarrell W. Dalten and Miss Allee Ivira Slowell were married by Dishap Marden in a quiet Saturday night ceremony. The groom is a son of Hadward Dalton and Lizzing Dalton Bentley. the bride's parents are Richard and Hivira Slowell of Delta. The couple, long known to the community, wed after a period of expected fall nuptials. The Times extends best wishes for their happiness.
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Diarrell
W. Dalten
Allee Lvira Ifowell
Dishap Marden
Hadward Dalton
Lizzing Dalton Bentley
Richard
Hivira Slowell
Delta
Union Meeting Scheduled This Saturday in Patawan Tabernacle
The Stake Priesthood and Union meeting will convene at the Patawan tabernacle this Saturday at 8 o'clock. The Stake Presidency with the Dick Council and Bishops will also meet at the same place and time. Attendees are urged to be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabernacle
Patawan
Dick Council
Stake
Ofberg
West Ward Relief Society Holds Meetings for Shut-Ins
Special to Oia Times covers the Cirgt of the Summer meetings at Mrs. Sera Connell home. Attendees heard prayers, readings from church texts, and experiences from Wisconsin and China. A Chinese craft display, hymns, and refreshments followed, with notes on attendance and community care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Ward Relief Society
Oia
Sera Connell
Belle
Della C. Luke
Apposite Oraon F. Whitney
Utah
Joseph Smith
Still Found on McHenry Farm Reveals Distilling Outfit
Sheriff Leigh and assistants found a complete distilling outfit at the McHenry place after catching Mr and Mrs Me Henry loading a still into their car. They also found mash and a 30 gauge pistol, with another larger still hidden in weeds. Sheep belonging to Tarowsan and Cedar people were found nearby, some with new brands. a charge of stealing cattle may follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leigh
Mehlonty
Joho
Bayles
Furvegligate
Mellenry Place
Melenry
Offecers
Mc Flenry
Editors Of State Enjoy Outing In Iron County Very Much
Utah State Tree Association members and their guests praised Iron County for hospitality during the summer outing held over Saturday to Monday. Visitors commended the unfailing cooperation of local communities, the smooth schedule, and pleasant weather improving conditions and atmosphere throughout the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State
Iron County
Utah
Thaw
Your National Parks Invite You This Summer
The article promotes visiting state and national parks and monuments as a national recreation plan. It notes President Coolidge established a Summer White House in a state park and urges Americans to explore park attractions and camping opportunities nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prescient Coolidge
White House
Uncle Sam
America
Elmo Scott Watson
The
Times
RFNEF Society Officers Convention Planned for Parowan Ward
RFNEF Society officers and teachers are called to a convention in Parowan West Carovan Summit and Kiech Warida for officers and ward teachers. The event aims to be interesting and profitable with special instructions for attendees. A second convention for other wards will follow, likely in Cedar City, to accommodate more attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fakin Leliet Society
Ttetief Society
Parowan West
Takefonsh
Summit
Kiech Warida
Carovan
Cedar City
Marriage Licenses Issued This Week
Three marriage licenses were issued by the Clerk's office this week. Names include John Gaither of Parlerr Arizona and Clytie McDotnated of Molena with Warren Dalton and Alice Elvira Howell of Par oway, and Charley Grayman of Santa Clara and Pauline Jake of Cadif City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gaither
Parlerr
Arigona
Clytie McDotnated
Molena
Warren Warren Dalton
Alice Elvira Howell
Paroway
Charley Grayman
Santa Clara
Pauline Jake
Cadif City
Jadlaua
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bishop
Saral Wardell
Cawley
Poskegaon
Fern
Mrs. Krank Mortensen
Fofular Parowan
Pella Luke
Wisconsin University
China
Barbara M. Adaihs
Carmel
Hove
Cora Mortenseth
Cone
Hayligz
Aout Gaadecu
Olive Ward
Hattie Decker
Rilinda Adam
Ja EL
Hart
Florence Decker
Jelen Decker
Lily Ward
Pearl A. Decker
Mary M. Mareden
Aella Maraden
Ali
Mrs. Clair Lowder
MC Henry
Tisdeath Valley
Sam
Rfnef Society
Hole
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