Cedar City Officials and Attendees Plan Travel to Fair
Cedar City officials and local business figures including Treasurer and Mrs Clair Tlulel visit from Parewan for business. Power Company Manager Field H Gardner and Wilson Lunt plan to travel to Chicago with others to drive back several cars. They will visit the fair for three to four days and some relatives will meet them there returning in a new sari.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Lunt
Chicaga
Petty
Lunt
Mr and Mrs Carlos Stevens Visit from Midvalley for Shopping
Mr Carlos Stevens and Mrs Stevens were seen in Midvalley on Wednesday doing errands and shopping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Carlos Stevens
County officials review records with local businessmen
Mesers. M. WH. Datley and Darrel Cary visited the County Seat on Wednesday to examine records related to their businesses, signaling routine checks and inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesers
M. WH. Datley
Darrel Cary
County Sear
Sheriff Fife Tests Federal Trial in Denver
Sheriff I. Ti. Fife travels to Denver with several witnesses to testify in the federal court trial of A Li Crass, J S Prestwick and others. Attorney RR J Shay accompanies the case as defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. Ti. Fife
Denver
A. Li Crass
J. S. Prestwick
RR. J Shay
Cous
Motorcycle Crash Injures Corry on Main Street
Elms Corry suffered facial and head bruises and lacerations in a motorcycle spill near the Division Chevrolet garage on North Main Street. Police report says he was riding at about 60 miles per hour when the wheel suddenly turned and threw him several feet. Injuries described as painful but not serious. hospital admission noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ElMs Corry
North Main Street
Chevrolet
VompKeaver Mention Sparks Local Confusion
A fragment mentions a person pair tied to a Week event with unclear roles and status. The text references Mrs Willard Nelson and an unnamed participant described as a vompKeaver amid a social gathering.
Local National Guard Unit Deploys for Training
The National Guard, 222nd Field Artillery, left Wednesday evening about 19 ships for a one week train in the Issan Narrows. The group includes commissioned officers and 12 non commissioned officers. Mayor and Mrs. W. K. Oranzar attended the opening of the Salt Lake City airport administration building during the week. Mrs. Lavera Burke returned after a two week visit with her husband in Logan. City officials will survey lawn water users for permits. Permit cost is 2 dollars for the first 100 square yards and 5 cents for each additional 110 square yards. A fee of 1.50 per lot for irrigation water from city streams for the season will be collected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tne
Iugre
Gattery F
222Nd Field Artillery
Issan
Regulaig
W. K. Oranzar
Salt Lake City
Lavera Burke
Logan
Paragonah Happenings Highlight Local Families and Travel
Local notes recount John Barton recovering in county hospital after hay load fall with five broken ribs. Others report Joseph Lund in Salt Lake City on business, Miss Beatrice Robinson returning to Rio Blanco Colorado after winter in Cedar City, and Rex Robinson and Mrs. Worsley visiting. Temple visit by several women, scouts swim trip, and numerous travels to Panguitch Cedar City and Denver. Child pneumonia recovery, birthday party for Rex Sulet, reforestation assignments for Elden Smith and Isaac Chamberlain, and multiple visits among family and friends across Descriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Barton
Beatrice Robinson
Rio Blanco
Colorado
Cedar City
Rex Robinson
Alex Worsley
Los Angeles
Hy R. Robinson Jr
Barrow couple to attend ELA convention in Chicago
Superintendent and Mrs. N J Barrow plan a trip to Chicago later this season to attend the ELA convention and view the fall and travel new car home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. J. Barrow
Chicago
ELA
Trivel
Arnold Graff in Cedar on Business Notice
Arnold Graff was in Cedar on business matters Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Graff
Cedar
Paving District No 1 Delinquent Tax Parcels Advertised
Several parcels in Special Improvement District No 1 for paving on water street are being advertised this week to collect delinquent taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watn Street
Flood Tide Hits Coal Creek Farmers as Water Rises
Coal Creek rose through the week with farmers scrambling to use the floodwater on their hops. By five PM Wednesday the stream showed about four hundred feet in the water level and was expected to rise toward midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coal Creek
Themahey
City approves fence to control field access at East boundary
Edentally high water damaged the pad to the airport and work on the fencing project near the East boundary is authorized. About sixty rods of fence will be installed to restrict field travel, with construction starting this week after recent field improvements.
Summit High Water Sparks Alfalfa Prospects
Summit High water from the canyon floods in the past week promise strong alfalfa crops if rainfall continues. Nels Madsen, tied to a Hatch road crew, made a brief visit during the week. Miss Winell Dalley traveled to Boulder City for a few days with Mrs Edith Lawrence Williams. Mrs Clara Bryant visited Cedar Valley with the Clarence Smith family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Nels Madsen
Hatch
Lome
Miss Winell Dalley
Boulder City
Edith Lawrence Williams
Clara Bryant
Cedar Valley
Hencopte
Clarence Smith
Local visit notes from Delta and Cedar City
Mrs. Albert Ogden visits her mother Mrs. Mary Jensen and relatives from Delta and expects Mr. Ogden to join soon. Mrs. Lola Dalian spends Memorial Day with her mother in Cedar City and returns home with her husband in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Ogden
Delta
Mary Jensen
Mr. Ogden
Lola Dalian
Cedar City
Joseph E Lister and Son Visit From Faragonah
Mr. Joseph E Lister and his small son traveled from Faragonah on Wednesday morning for business matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph E. Lister
Faragonah
Mrs Julian Lyman Returns After Visit at Richfield
Mrs. Julian Lyman returns during the week from a two weeks visit with her daughter Mrs. John Adams at Richfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julian Lyman
John [. Adams
Richfield
Wiltsey Couple Reunited in Los Angeles Work Ties
Mr and Mrs O St Wiltsey left for the coast and are now settled in Los Angeles where Aly Wiltsey has found employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. St. Wiltsey
Coart
Los Angeles
Aly. Wiltsey
Mr Emerson Adams Undergoes Hernia Operation at County Hospital
Mr Emerson Adams was operated on at the County hospital last week for a hernia. The report notes a routine procedure with no complications mentioned and the patient resting in the surgical ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson Adams
Jamison Visit Highlights Memorial Day Stay
Mr and Mrs E and Jamison arrive from KGill ee for Memorial Day and visit for a few days with Mrs Jamison’s people the Louise Warren family. Mrs Jamison was formerly Maude War Te tL.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. &. Jamison
Kgill,ee
Saunders Retains Control of P Gearer Press Amid Sale Hold
The last issue of the P Gearer Press delays sale by A G Saunders who has run the paper for five years or more and who purchased it from Marl and Carlton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pgearer Press
A. G. Saunders
Marl &. Carlton
Visit Highlights Stays With Extended Family Ties
Mr and Mrs Harold Rowley return from California where Harold works for the railroad and stay with the Thomas Rowley family. Mrs Clifton Beaumont and Mrs Frank Limb travel from Beaver to visit the Ernest Lowe family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Rowley
California
Harald
Thomas Rowley
Clifton Beaumont
Frank Limb
Beaver
Ernest Lowe
Walters Couple Returns Home After Weeks Apart
Mr and Mrs Warren Walters are home again after several weeks with him in Los Angeles and her visit to Panguitch it is understood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Walters
Los Angeles
Panguitch
County deputy and wife welcome baby daughter
Deputy sheriff and Mrs. L. A dams are happy over the arrival of a new baby daughter born Tuesday night at the county hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Adams
Mrs Georgia Parcells Stow Visits From Colorado
Mrs Georgia Parcells Stow arrived from Grand Junction Colorado on Tuesday to spend several days with family and friends in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Parcells Stow
Grand Junction
Colorado
Ward brothers visit Cedar City business leaders
Messrs. J. M., Rex and Lloyd Ward travelled to Cedar City as business visitors on Wednesday of this week seeking opportunities and discussions with local firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Grimshaw
Cedar City
Messrs
J. M
Rex and
Lloyd Ward
Mrs Orton to Spend Summer at Cryce Canyon in Utah Parks
Miss Mary Orton expects to spend the summer at Cryce canyon again in the employ of the Utah Parks. She has not yet been called for duty. Mr. Paul M. Adams returned from Boise Idaho where he took Mrs. Adams to spend part of the summer with her folks. Mr. John Mortensen left during
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wao
Metta Bastian
Mary Orton
Cryce Canyon
Utah Parks
Paul M. Adams
Boise
Idaho
Mrs. Adams
Bryce Canyon worker visits with Cleona Jens4ik memorial
A Bryce Canyon road crew member was seen at the site, while Cleona Jens4ik, once from Patawan, visited the area for the Memorial observance. Local residents noted the attendance and the connection to the memorial event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleona Jens4ik
Patawan
Lis Poo
Mrs Silas Tophtor Visit With Parents In Cirche Ville
An elderly woman named Mrs Silas Tophtor visits Cirche ville with her parents. Her father recently came over for her last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silas Tophtor
Circheville
Havine
McClellan Family Moves to Fillmore on Brief Business Trip
Mr. Fred McClellan and accompanying family members relocated to Fillmore recently for a period, then returned during the week on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred McClellan
Fillmore
Cans
Laver Gurr Leaves Cedar City National Guard Duty
Laver Gurr departed Wednesday evening for the Jordan Narrows with the Cedar City unit of the National Guard. He was selected for a training camp at Pine Valley but could not leave due to guard duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laver Gurr
Jordan Narrows
Cedar City
National Guard
Pine Valley
Mr and Mrs Albert Adems Leave for Salt Lake City
Mr and Mrs Albert Adems departed yesterday for Salt Lake City to stay two or three days on business matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert &. Adems
Salt Lake City
Clark couple visits Zion National Park with Leonards
Mr and Mrs P A Clark drive to Zion National Park for Memorial Day. They are joined by Dr and Mrs A N Leonard who now reside in Cedar City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P A Clark
Zion National Park
A. N. Leonard
Cedar City
Five Mile gathering for Gleaners and Mi Men in East Ward
About thirty five people from the Gleaners and Mi Men of the East Ward attended a Tuesday evening event at the Five-mile. The girls provided the cats and the men supplied transportation, and all enjoyed themselves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Ward
Parowan Creek Runs Higher Than Usual This Week
The Parowan creek rose from around twelve to twenty second feet to fifty to seventy five second feet during the week. City watermaster and field men struggled to control the flow as large quantities passed divisions nightly. Water moved past the old breakwater thannes into the South field, aiding irrigation there and proving critics wrong about low water.
Alpina Thornton Joins Uncle Merrill in Montana Sheep Work
Alpina Thornton traveled with his uncle Merrill to Montana for sheep shearing. He reported his father W. E. Thornton improving in Las Vegas on Sunday. Baby Val had recovered enough to be taken to Los Angeles by an aunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpina Thornton
Merrill
Montana
W. E. Thornton
Las Vegas
Val
Los Angeles
Richfield FFA Tour Covers 2500 Miles Under John Adams
The Richfield Future Farmers of America troop of 113 members led by John R. Adams undertook a 2500 mile journey starting at Richfield to Zion National Park and Long Beach then up the coast to Yosemite and the redwood area. They spent about two weeks on the trip with costs under $15 per person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richfield Reaper
Richfield Future Farmers of America
John R. Adams
Goulder Dam
Zion National Park
Long Beach
Yosemite
Leaver Club Offers Bounties On Magpies And Maz Pie Eggs
The Leaver Fish and Game Club posts bounties for magpies at two cents per head and maz pie eggs at nineteen cents per dozen for the next month to curb pests harming pheasant nests and other birds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leaver Fish and Game Club
Visit by Mitchells From Arizona For Short Stay
Mr and Mrs Harold Mitchell arrived from Arizona late in the week to spend part of the summer here. Warold plans to return to Tucson soon for a six week term at a summer school. Mrs Mitchell will visit her relatives in Castlevale during part of the time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Mitchell
Arizona
Warold
Tucson
Mrs Mitchell
Castlevale
Junior Baseball Trials Under Mr Garner Push Tryouts
Junior baseball begins under Mr Garner with four wins and four losses. Grounds cleared and players practicing. Four more boys urged to try out and eligible youths encouraged to join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Garner
Auxiliary Reports Poppy Day Success at Local Drive
The American Legion Auxiliary reports a successful Poppy Day sale. About 250 poppies were sold, bringing in a little over $24. The funds support rehabilitation work with part sent to state headquarters and part kept locally. The group thanks volunteers and buyers for their support.
Auning Location Notices for Gale at the Times Office
Local notices from Auning report gale warnings impacting Times office operations. Readiness measures and updates on sheltering required staff and securing equipment as coastal winds intensify overnight. Authorities urge caution and adherence to safety protocols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auning
Gale
Times Office
Indian songs hint at Chinese roots in chants
Dr. Marius Barbeau of the Canadian National Museum traces funeral chants and other Indian songs to Chinese origins. He notes Chinese words appearing in certain chants and suggests Athabaskan groups may have Asian ancestry tied to earlier migration eras.
Anesthesia's long march from antiquity to modern practice
The piece traces early roots of anesthesia from ancient Greece and China to 19th century breakthroughs. It notes nitrous oxide first used in 1844 by Horace Wells in Stratford for painless tooth extraction, followed by ether in 1846 by Morton, and chloroform in 1847 by James Young Simpson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Startford
Conn
Horace Wells
Boston
James J. Simpson
Midinburgh
Predaceous Ant Lion Larva Lures Prey With Sand Funnel
The piece explains the ant lion larva, a Neuroptera insect common in the United States. It hides in a two inch wide sand funnel with long fangs and pincers, waiting at the funnel base to grab insects that slide down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Poverty and crowding shape children more than poverty alone
Dr Clyril Burt of the London County Council education department argues that overcrowding and lack of small luxuries harm children more than poverty within the home. He urges teachers to observe pupils’ mentality before rushing to drill them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyril Burt
Education Department
London County Council
London
London Tea Party Silent Playfully Tells Deaf Guests
A tea party at St Bede's Church in South London drew about 250 guests for the annual Deaf and Dumb parish event. Short plays were performed and translated by signs so all attendees could understand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
St. Bede's Church
Driving Lesson Sparks Mischievous Exchange
A fragment shows a playful dialogue with a inexperienced driver remarking on a police officer and speed. The tone hints at a lighthearted street scene with a first time driver claiming earlier instruction and a cheeky response.
Turning Unused Bays Into Motor Roads
Railway engineers in the United States propose converting obsolete tracks into heavy motor roads. They argue transforming an old line costs under a third of building a new highway, enabling states to buy disused tracks from railways and still gain profit if new roads are needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Ansverg Magazine
Escape Plot By Minsk Students Disguised as Cow
A Russian frontier cattle scene ends with a cow splitting into two and two young Minsk University students fleeing toward Poland. Guards and herdsman witness the illusion before discovery. The students had previously served a ten month prison term for prior attempts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oland
Russia
Red Guarda
University of
Dublin Mansion Reopens After Prolonged Renovation
The Mansion House, official residence of Dublin s lord mayor, was long unsafe due to structural damage from months of repairs. The mayor and staff left about two years ago as ceilings and walls threatened collapse. The building now reopened and redecorated, restored to a safe and splendid state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Tiny Pretoria Girl Baby Claims World Smallest Title
A girl born in Pretoria South Africa is reported as the smallest newborn ever seen. She initially weighed so little that weighing was feared to cause harm, then reached three pounds in two weeks. She survived while wrapped in wood and fed via injections and olive oil skin absorption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pretoria
South Africa
Firth
Getting No Place Fast Junior
A humor piece features a frustrated secretary and a talkative Mr Geoffrey as they navigate a stalled dictation scene. The dialogue centers on misplaced notes and comic misunderstandings in a magazine sketch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Artner
Miss Smith
Mr. Geoffrey
Humorist Magazine
Jinks-Borrowed Car Leads to Self Collision
In the Kansas City Star note, a man asks to borrow a car for this afternoon and the reply says he just smashed it himself. The brief item records a mishap linked to a borrowed vehicle and the ensuing mishap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jinks
Ginks
Chap
Kansas City Star
It is so timrd to accumulate money on a thousand a regs
A fragmentary line reflects a garbled message about saving money and an incentive for a sailor or marine. The wording is unclear and may be OCR corruption. No clear event or identifiable entities are present to summarize.
Food this hand to Wife this potato solid ly delicious
This damaged text fragment notes a domestic exchange about food and a potato, suggesting a quarrel over saving or sharing a meal. Names or clear entities do not appear.
Screecher Prstander Confronts Voice About Number
A terse exchange centers on a shouted accusation about setting a number. Victhon claims he heard a honk and insists he did not set the number. The dialogue hints at a dispute or prank involving identities and communication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Screecher Prstander
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Clair Tlulel
Parewan
Field H. Gardner
The
Power Company
Sari
Mrs. Willard Nelson
Ae Tae
Joseph i. Lund
George Johinson
Gertha S. Topham
Katherine Dunton
Elva McBride
Temple In
St. George
Samuel Abbott
Bear Valley
Howard Jones
Mr. and
Mrs. Euflestead
Relief Society
Charles Robb
Clifford Topham
Poriher Ingham
Cliff East
Andre
Gilbert Rodkinson
Pangultch
Bert Cory
Corry
Deborah Robinson
H. B. Robinson
Lo- San
Myra
Wallace Oshorn
Wallace
Margie Jones
Grant Jones
Parsgonah Boy Scouts
Robert McOmb
LaVerkin Hot Springs
Ray Douglas
Lucy A. Bart
Ray Scott
Avid Prothero
Afr
Mrs. Atex Rabb
Rex Sulet
Oscar W. Hulet
Spring Branch
Lillian FL. Fotheringham
Milford
Farrow
Elden Smith
Battery
222Nd Field Artilley
Jack Berg
Delamar
Mrs. Lerry
Huldah Dalley
Santa Clara
Bill Adams
Hulet
Wilford H. Lawrence
Castlevalley
Isaac Chamberlain
Myrtle
Dee
Valley View Farm
John Mortensen
Bryce Canyon
Auxiliary
Leigh’s
Leig Furniture & Carpet
Utah
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