Cedar City Notes Rotary Visit and Park Plans
Congressman Abe Murdocr spoke at the Rotary Club on the administration’s recovery program. Arno B. Cammerer, new National Parks director, toured parks and met Cedar City leaders. The Legion boxing card with Jack Dempsey as referee drew interest, with his bride in attendance. The community mourned Wilford Dover, funeral services held. Council debates tax levy and band status, sewer projects proceed, and city improvements advance under state and federal programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe Murdocr
Rotary Club
Chamber of Commerce
Henner
Arno B. Cammerer
National Parks
Ing
Park Service
Cammerer
Jack Dempsey
Lover
Legion
Jack
Hannah Williams
Paragonah Flood Damps Streets and Town Image
The July flood left debris and damage along Paragonah main street with officials planning improvements. Local residents and visitors from Parowan Beaver Cedar and Enoch attended events while several residents faced medical issues risks and recoveries. A wedding reception featured gifts and a trousseau as neighbors gathered for a celebration.
Locals Share Holiday Visits Across Cedar City Families
The community notes visitors from California and Utah towns during the Twenty-fourth celebration. Phyllia Orton Small and Milas Belya from California joined the Clark Orton family, with other arrivals including the Slack and Whitney families and many reforestation camp workers home for the holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllia Orton Small
Milas Belya
California
Phyllis
Clark Orton
Local clubs report busy summer with meetings and plans
The Keen Kooker club met July 24 at Elma Stubbs' and prepared five salads while plotting four more gatherings and an upcoming trip. Peppy Pollys elected officers led by Vanda Bennett with Lucile Lowder and Laurel Lowder among the team, plus other members. Kitchen Kids Kooking welcomed Kell Ward back from California as a leader while planning a canyon trip with mothers. Parowan city officials discussed uniforms and road work with City Marshal John Carpenter assigned to guide street grading on Center and First South streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keen Kooker Club
Elma Stubbs
Barbara Benson
Elan
Loreena Mickelson
Vanda Bennett
Lucile Lowder
Sec.Treas
Laurel Lowder
Ivy Ward
Anna Gurr
Aften Thornton
Edith Smith
Iva Peterson
Helen Parker
Loreen Mickelson
Mae Evans
Elma Peterson
Alice Clark Mitchell
Kell Ward
Californi
Barbara M. Watters
Sate Lake City
Ula Canyon
A. Times
Parowan
John TE. Carpenter
Main
Third
Local Road Project Discussion With Chamber of Commerce
District Road engineer William Os discussed employing local labor for road siling project with Chamber of Commerce members Wednesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Osborn
Chamber of Commerce
Asbor
Summit Leland Talley Joins Pine Valley Camp Crew
Summit Leland Talley moved his family from Cedar City and reported for work at the Pine Valley reforestation camp on Tuesday morning. Isaac Chamberlain and Eldon Smith, home from the camp for the Twenty-fourth, also returned. Mrs. Harold Smith visited Minersville earlier in the week. Elmer Madsen, Max Dalley, Aubrey and Frank Lawrence left for a fishing trip to Mammoth and Duck Creek, planning to stay until food runs out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leland Talley
Cedar City
Pine Valley
Messrs
Isaac Chamberlain
Eldon Smith
Elmer Madsen
Max Dalley
Aubrey
Frank Lawrence
Mammoth
Duck Creek
Family members named in duck creek chamberlain event
Mrs. W. W. Dalley, her son Ivan Witwer, other family members, and the Chamberlain Duck Creek are mentioned together in a local item. The note resembles a social or community record snippet with several individuals linked to a site or group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Dalley
Ivan Witwer
Chamberlain
Duck Creek
Family Outing at Wish Lake Mentioned in Week Notes
Oscar J. Winlet and family visited Wish Lake for a brief outing. Lawrence’s son George, recently recovering from an infected hand after several doctor visits earlier in the week. Mr and Mrs Jess Dalley and their parents returned this week from a two week parks tour and a visit with relatives at Teasdale Wayne County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. GC
R. Hunter
Escalante
Bryce Canyon
Thurmen A. Gardner
Twin Pines
Texaco
Saturiggy
Theompany
Salt Lake City
Mrs. Gardner Willl
Ellis Orton
Mr. Orton
Mart McAlister
St. George
Wm. C. Mitchell
Mrs. Mitchell
San Pete County
Oscar J. Winlet
Wish.Lake
Lawrence
George
Jess Dalley
N. B. Dalley
Teasdale, Wayne Co
Family Visit Sparks Schoolyard Fracas at Pleasant Grove
Mr and Mrs Ted Fife visited Pleasant Grove with Fife family members. While they were away a Fife son hosted a Cedar friends party at the home. Summit youths joined and a fight broke out. One Summit boy wore a mask after defending himself against two guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Fife
Dalley and Farnsworth Families Plan Yellowstone Trip
The Charles Tt. Dalley and the Bert Farnsworth families intend to visit Yellowstone National Park soon. The Slinking family from Valley View farm near Cedar City spent a brief period in Circleville this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Tt. Dalley
Bert Farnsworth
Yellowstone National Park
Valley View
Cedar City
Circleville
Adamses Visit Cedarhurst Kin in Midweek
Mr and Mrs Ralph Adams traveled from Cedar part of the week to visit Mrs Adams family and the O W Hulet household, sharing time with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Benson Dalton
Wyoming
Ralph Adams
Cedar
Shakespeare Page Describes A Tragic Figure And Attorney
The Cologne Lustige Zeitung quotes a Shakespeare fragment noting a man is a tragic person yet not an attorney. It mentions his many unmarried daughters and a fourth wife in a playful social observation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughitera
Cologne
Lustige Zeitung
Strategist Customer To What Do You Owe Your Success
A satirical blurb from Tit Bits Magazine quotes a salesman’s line about addressing a homeowner at the door. The vignette highlights social maneuvering and early 20th century gendered expectations in door answering.
Blea
A fragmented note mentions a relationship mix up and a claim about a spouse. The text references a person called Blea and hints at infidelity or a husband’s first wife context without clear details.
Counterfeiter or Pretzel Maker in Twlat to It Iz Yes Case
A Twlat to It Iz Yes reports Jones cleaned up a high fortune from crooked dough. The piece questions whether he was a counterfeiter or a pretzel manufacturer in a peculiar local affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
We'll Call You Up Family Travel Ad Tone
A family plans a vacation and tells relatives they will call when away. The message promotes long distance telephone service as immediate contact and compares it to being there in person. It encourages asking for rates to learn costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ike
Banking Structure For Failure Resistant Nation
Francis J. Sisson, president of the American Bankers Association, argues for a failure-proof banking system. He calls for robust government supervision, public responsibility in patronage, and cooperative standards among bankers, officials, and business interests to ensure a sound, semi public banking framework.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francie J. Sisson
American Bankers Association
United States
Mr. Sisson
Roosevelt
Improved Pasture Pays
A New Hampshire farmer, with county agent help, top-dressed pasture with 500 pounds of complete fertilizer for 75 dollars. Over six weeks cows produced 7000 pounds more milk than the previous year, despite fewer cows and 100 pounds less grain. At current milk prices he earned 189 dollars from the extra milk, saved 11 dollars on grain, and netted about 120 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hampshire
United States Department of Agriculture
Department of Agrculture
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P. Pathan
Zion and Liven
Southentah Parka
Wilford Dover
John E. Dover
First Ward
Demon Jones
L. BD. S
Germany
W. H. Leigh
Fish Lake
Wayyne County
Air
Ralph T. Simaliey
New York
Southern Utah Power Co
R. J. Shay
Dewey Thorley
IL3
Andrew M. Anderson
Wayne E. Mayhew Co
Ogden
Elks Lodge
Sarghew
Caures
Cits
Mearsher Sd
F'sh
F.am2 Protective Association
Tthe
Tmaangr
Counceil
Emil Roundy
F. B. Parkinson
Graduate Foundation
A. M. Skeffington
Chicago
Hotel Utah
Parkinson
Isaac Parry
BE. Dunton
Sant Abbott
Mrs. Abbott
Mesquite
Bear Valley
Jay Robinson
Panguitch
Johnson
Price
Geo. Topham
John Horsley
Merrill Lund
Cecil Edwards
Pinevalley
Thomas W. Jones
Horse Valley
Dorothy Williamson
Afr
Frank Wilamson
Bert Swindlehurst
Annie M. Topham
Mrs .Morgan Edwards
Delta
Claud Adams
Jane Adams
Mrs. Morgan Slack
Beth Bruhn
Fred Bruhn
Judge
LeRoy H. Coax
Mary L. Orton
Julia Maxfield
Joel HH. Orton
Logan
Nelly Decker
Neils
Merrill Taylor
Merrill
Henry W. Taylor
Kenneth Macfarlane
Scott Matheson
Mr. Matheson
Mr. Macfarlane
Ambrose Guymon
Guymon
Pangutch
Brose
Southern California Edison Company
Wim. A. Thornton
Byron
Vegas
Mrs. Thornton
the Times
Cedar Breaks
Salt Lake
Mesorgs
Clair
Cramble
Pangulteh
Tinckler
Las Vegas
Wilford Day
Twe
Hannah Dalton
Ruth
Long Beach
Clarence
Brandt
Glen Brown
Clara B. Mitchell
Marlon Prown
Leroy A. Wilson
General Steam Corporation
Court House
Emma Morrell Davis
Small Son
Junction
John H. Miller
Peter Skougard
Claude Ladharlind
James L. Ruby
Chelesie
Clair Ward
Ralph Perkins
Clara Stevens Warner
Mest
Alice
George Stevens
W. Clair Rowley
Frank Mitchell
Wim, Wightman
Mrs. Wightman
Jean Thornton
A-H
Kitchen Kids Kooking
P 'T
Harold Smith
Minersville
The
Mountain States
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