Mass meeting forms committee to press Arrowhead Trail work
Taxpayers met to review Iron County road plans and push state action on the Arrowhead Trail from Paragonah to Beaver County line. A three member committee Day Marsden Robinson Jr. and alternates Adams Slatterman will press the State Road Commission. $20,000 county bond funds may be released for immediate use. Delegates D Parowan head to the Park to Park Highway convention in Salt Lake City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Adams
John W. Bentley
Iron County
Cedar
Lund
Cedar-Longvalley
Paragonah
Beaver County
L. N. Marsden
Wilford Day
James C. Robinson Jr
Chas. Adams
A. Slatterman
State Road Commission
Robinson
Salt Lake
Messrs Day
Marsden
Halterman
Parowan
Salt Lake City
Winnipeg mission letter describes life in Manitoba and Utah links
A missionary writes from Winnipeg about receiving Times issues, local papers, and daily life. He compares Winnipeg streets and humors to back home, notes diverse churches, explains navigation challenges, and mentions meeting two Black preachers sharing salvation paths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg Ave
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Canada
Patowan ‘Times
Times
Iron County
Utah
Alberta
Raymond
Parowan Times
North American
Winniper
Babylon
Old Country
Gland
Mistah
Parowan Visitors Share News From Salt Lake and School Ties
Parowan residents and visitors circulate news from Salt Lake City including L Nelson Marsden Jr and Arvinla Connell returning with Scott Matheson and Albert Marsden from the U of A. J Donald Pyma and Wanda Hutchings marry in Salt Lake Temple and plans to resume duties in Parowan High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Nelson Marsden Jr
Arvinla Connell
Salt Lake City
Scott Matheson
Albert Marsden
U. of. A
Chicken Roast in canyon outing delights town leaders
Bob Fenton invited a party for a chicken roast at First-Left-Hand canyon with 20 men and many guests. The group, including the Fentons, Sharps, Dricketts, Ahistroms, L. J. Adams, postmasters, mayors, attorneys and editors, enjoyed a large meal and lively evening after a long day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob’’ Fenton
Fentons
Sharps
Dricketts
Byron
Mrs Tolton Visits Parowan With Belle Mitchell
Mrs. G. H. Tolton of Beaver spent a few days this week visiting her parents in Parowan. Her sister Miss Belle Mitchell stayed on in Parowan for a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wim-C. Mitchell
Esther Mortenson
Belle
Ada
Josephine
Kathleen Mitchell
G. H. Tolton
Beaver
Parowan
Belle Mitchell
Morris Family Celebration At Will Morris Farm
Mr and Mrs Win T Morris and family celebrated their son Will s 14th wedding anniversary and his oldest child s 12th birthday at Will s farm in the valley Monday night The gathering included grandchildren and relatives with a big bonfire games and a sausage roast described as very enjoyable for both children and parents
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will
Win. T. Morris
Taylor Ward couple wed in Salt Lake Temple
Clifton Taylor and Phoebe Benson Ward of Farawan married at the Salt Lake Temple on Wednesday. The groom is son of Mr and Mrs Henry W Taylor and the bride daughter of Mr and Mrs Jas A Benson. They honeymooned in northern Utah and plan to reside locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton Taylor
Phoebe Benson Ward
Farawan
Salt Lake Temple
Henry W. Taylor
Jas. A. Benson
J. Ward
Appointment of Hunter Lunt as County Attorney and fair postponement
At the June meeting of the Board of County Commissioners Cedar City appoints George Hunter Lunt as County Attorney to fill the unexpired term of Edmond H. Ryan. The board also decides there will be no County Fair this fall with the next fair to be held in Parowan, while supporting a livestock show there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Sherif
J. F. Leigh
Arthur Nelson
Hillman Dalley
D. Claude Urie
George Hunter Lunt
Cedar City
Edmond H. Ryan
Hunter
University of California At Berkley
Parowan
County Fair Committee
Fair Committee
W. Clair Rowley
Bear Valley
Rowley
Washington County
Iron County
Commercial Club
Caliente
Nevada
N. W. Lunt
Lunt
Adams
John W Bentley
F A N Club Meeting Sets Convention Delegates
The F A N Club met on Friday June 1 at Mrs Edwin Brickett home with Georgia B Mitchell presiding. Officers appointed to represent the club at the National Federation of Women's Clubs convention in Salt Lake City. Discussions covered state road reports tax refunds and county finance measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FP. A. N. Club
J. 11. Gurr
Ada Burton
W. L. Adams
Salt Lake City
Utah Federation of Women's Clubs
Wilson Lunt
F. A. N. Club
Edwin Brickett
Georgia B. Mitchell
J. H. Gurr
L. Adams
John S. Brown
National Federation of Women's Clubs
Fenton
Do You Believe It Cigarette Supply Sparks Law Warning
A boy bought 4000 cigarette packages and ample cigarette paper as a hedge against the new anti cigarette law. Valued at 20 cents a package the stock would cost $800. The notice warns about the prohibition on giving away cigarettes or paper and suggests caution for the holder of such a large supply.
Attorney Parcells and Family Visit Cedar On Business
Attorney 3H. G. Parcells and his family were in Cedar for a day last week on business. This brief sighting notes their presence and activity during the local visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Parcells
Cedar
Also Mentioned on This Page
Peope
Ivan Decker
Mr. Decker
U. of U
A. L. Price
Clara Taylor
Mr. Durham Morris
Stake
H. W. Lunt
F. B. Wood
Patowan
Marian Gudmansen
Charles Adams
J. Donald Pyma
St. George
Parowan High School
Wanda Hutchings
Pyma
Pyima
K Ro Matheson
D. A. Lamoreaux
Marion E. Lauritzen
Atascadero, Cal
Laverne Rosenburg
John W. Benson
Alfred M. Durham
Mortensen
Morgan Richard
5. A. Halterman
Melba Gunn Finnegan
John T. Mitchell
Panguitch Lake
J. W. Bergstrom
Virginia
R. L. Fenton
Mr. Fenton
Guy Richards
Pleasant Grove
Mrs. Richards
Mrs. Fenton
Mr Fenton
Mr. Richards
B. Hi Lunt
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Wim. F. Knox
State of
Wim. Jewell
G. H. Lunt
Edward Bentley
Presbyterian Church
Messrs
Jos. B. Dalton
David L. Reese
Tron County
Williams
E. H. Ryan
Edna Sattley
Palmer Bond and Mortgage Company
Cedar Land
Cedar Mt. Road
Banatre Mt. Road
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