Home Bureau Oversees Playground and Camping Programs
The Home Bureau has taken charge of supervising the Children’s Playground. A committee, led by Mrs. Emma Clark, was formed last Wednesday to oversee supervision and to study improvements to camping grounds. A millinery project started May 26 under Mrs. Ida Burton with six members attending Miss Urie’s class and four ladies receiving drafting and finishing instruction. The sewing course continues under Mrs. Empey, and the Home Nursing project, led by Mrs. Minnie Orton, will feature instruction from Miss Danse of the U A C. Applications for the nursing project are welcome. activities begin August or early September. Members urged to participate before 1922 ends.
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Home Bureau
Emma Clark
Mary Orton
Della Marsden
Cora Orton
Minnie Lowder
Ada Burton
Jane Adams
David Sharp
Ida Burton
Mary Urie
B. A
Wmiss Uries
Miss Uries
Empey
Minnie Orton
Danse
Orton
Cedar News Briefs From Cedar City and Surroundings
Cedar welcomes a baby girl to Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Haight and a baby boy for Mr. and Mrs. Lamoreaux. Wool prices range 18 to 20 cents, with 15 cents suggested by some. Cedar Band under R. L. Frisby earns praise. Road work on Gulch canyon and street pole removals planned. Local figures discuss finances, tourism, and politics. Ogden trader Al Toone reflects on honest labor. Cedar baseball loses to Milford. Sunday games debated. County fair talk and local remarks on social life and ambition populate the column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Toone
Ogden
Cedar
Toone
Murphy Wholesale Grocery Co
Gems and maxims on greatness and truth in old verse
A compilation of aphorisms and quotations from various authors including Allorace Manon W Rider Epicurus Gebles and Bon. It notes a quip about New York hotels offering rooftop landings for aviators and room keys as a response to rising prices.
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New York
Bee Hive Girls Stage Peter Pipers Troubles
The Bee Hive girls acted in Peter Pipers Troubles last Friday evening with the entire cast giving fine performances. Jos Terry is remodeling his home to a modern style. Mrs Chester Kemp, a schoolhouse contractor, resides at the Geo Nelson place. Several local children suffer from a mild bout of whooping cough. Mrs Kemp has returned to her home in St George.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bee Hive Girls
Peter Pipers
Chester Kemp
Geo. Nelson Place
Shorthand Gold Medal Winner From Salt Lake City College
Miss Letha Dalley, a student from Utah schools, won the Pitman shorthand gold medal for scholarship at the L. D. 5S. Business College in Salt Lake City this winter. Mrs. Hanks of Panguitch returns home after nursing her sister Mrs. Rena Dalley, who is gradually improving in health. A Beaver Murdock Academy party and students presented a well received program Sunday. Mrs. Savage, mother of James Owen, died at home today after long illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Letha Dalley
Salt Lake City
Paragonah Residents Return From Northern Work Hunt
Beav er residents Milt Robb and Harvey Bunton came home Friday after several days in the northern part of the state seeking employment. On Thursday the Sea Gull Swart of Bee Hive girls hosted their mothers at a luncheon with Zelia Robinson Evelyn Prothero Berneice Hardy Venice Edwards Melva Barton Dora Robinson Geneve Robb Roxie Lund Theda Topham Remola Boardman Mary Openshaw and Alda Topham attending. Miss Maxine Bardsley visited her grandmother Eliza J Barton. Sunday night in Mutual the Murdock Academy teachers presented a beautiful program. Beaver folks are known for entertaining guests and are glad to welcome them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Milt Robb
Harvey Bunton
Zelia Robinson
Evelyn Prothero
Berneice Hardy
Venice Edwards
Melva, Barton
Dora Robinson
Geneve Robb
Roxie Lund
Theda Topham
Remola Boardman
Mary Openshaw
Alda Topham
Mutual
Murdock Academy
Beaver
Lost-a Yankee Screwdriver notification request
Ady Hemstitching and picoting attachment suitable for any sewing machine. Easy adjustment. Price 2.50 with full instructions. Gem Novelty Co. Box 1031 Corpus Christi Texas. Iron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gem Novelty Co
Corpus Christi
Texas
New Jersey Officials Slam School Holidays Waste
The New Jersey commissioner of education says school holidays waste 140000 dollars of state funds. A separate note highlights New Orleans cotton warehouse capacity near 500000 bales. A department of agriculture survey finds farm women work 11.3 hours daily year round and suggests a nationwide building shortfall of about 3.5 billion dollars with an 18 to 21 month program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commissioner of Education of
New Jersey
New Orleans
Department of Agriculture
United States
Grieving Missouri Woman Dies After Sudden Illness
Mrs. Savage, 86, of Missouri origin, died Sunday evening here from acute indigestion after arriving a week ago for a summer stay. Her husband Mr. Qwen receives community sympathy while their daughter remains critically ill in South Dakota. Body to be shipped to Missouri for burial.
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Home Bureau News
Bureau
Miss Arie
Mrs
Conrad Haight
Babe
Cedar City
Cedar Band
R. L. Frisby
Cedar Bands
Canyon
1St South Street
R. T. Porte
Utah Press Association of
Zion National Park
Kanatra
Cedar Mountains
Prin. Homer
Cedar Baseball Boys
Milford
Cedar Boys
Parewan
The
Parowan Times
Day Farms Co
Allorace Manon
Epicurus
Enterprise
Jos. Terry
Edgar A. Petty
Utah
Paragonah
Maxine Bardsley
Eliza J. Barton
J.W. Stevens
Parowan
Fiider
Wooley Hotel
Ady
Fifth Judicial District
State OF
Max R. Sattley
Edna H. Sattley
H. C. Parcells
Administratriz
Wm. Pritchard
Gillette
Atara
Parowan Auto CO
Matheson Meat Market
Jos
E. Yaa
E. Thornton Proprietors
Wwe
Tamoun
Churchil
Mark G. Tierrin
Cal
Sohn GC
Mitchell's
Wiens
Marsdenis, Toggery
Green & Green’s
Wilford Day Mercantile
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