Regular Session of District Court Concludes in Cedar City
The district court held its regular term last week with sentences including Tom Siste to one to ten years in the prison and orders to transport to Salt Lake City for immediate service. Several cases were heard, including McAttee vs. present, W. W. Toney Co Motor Sales, Cedar Elks Lodge, Southern Utah Power, and others. Multiple divorces and judgments were rendered, with trials, continuances, and advisements noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Discf
Fito
Tom Siste
Salt Lake City
H. E. Christensen
Deperltt
Dalton
Durday
Trlal
Robert 5
Oakes
Reed
James P
Rayth
Herbert D. White
Doyle
Mason
Joseph ¥. Decker
Teanc Aon
John W. Bentley
Kulu Man
Charles F. Burton
McAttee
Arthur Nelson
Taldow Finsen
Jobs M. Foster
Casey
Southern Utah
Joeph
McArthur
Federal Bank of Berkeley
Eliza E
AL al
Snow Brothers Dar Finance Co
Malltt
James L. Hs
County Agent To Mix Grasshopper Bait Monday
On Monday June 1 beginning at 2:30 p.m. at the Southern Utah Dairy Plant in Parswan the county agent will mix poison bran bait for grasshopper control. Farmers must bring their own bran sawdust and molasses with two gallons of molasses per hundred pounds of mix. The Commissioners urge Povowan and Paragonah farmers to join in the program. one ton of prepared bait was ordered from Salt Lake City and will be sold at cost. About 1200 pounds of bait were mixed for Parowan on June 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Utah
Parswan
Povowan
Paragonah
Salt Lake City
State Department of Agriculture
Parowan
XL. Fenton
Ray D. Garner
Fenton
My. Fenton
Wood
Ham
Blaine Betensen
Dixie, National Forest
Cerar Breaks
George Stevens
Decker
Frank Seaman
Stevens
Betenssi
Ter
George Rasmussen
Weath Pendleton
Parowan South
Lamont B. Tuelley
State Board of Agriculture
Salty Lake City
David A. Smith
Iron County
State Road Commission
Slong Hollow
Parowan Gap
Fills
Emity
Otter
Intercat
Cedar Cade Yon
Parowat
Edgar Benson
Mr. Benson
Gontinard
Dack Pare
State Engineer Inspects Yankee Reservoir Dam
State Water Engineer L. N. Humpherys and city officials inspected the Yankee Reservoir Dam after heavy rain and a week of dry weather. He found the dam generally safe but urged improvements including a spillway, deeper test holes, and adherence to original construction specifications to ensure future security.
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L. 2
Humpheryz
Yankee
Arcles
Forest Endeliver
Segod
Dato
JOS MICKELSON FRACTURES HIP IN ACCIDENT
Joseph Mickelson, resident of this community, fractured a hip after a fall on the highway near his home last Tuesday afternoon. He was taken to the hospital where the broken bone is treated with a brace and an expected recovery of two to three months. Parker and Bengon assisted to move him when his leg failed to support him. Pearl A. Decker and her son Webster visited from this week after teaching in Kirtland New Mexico last winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Mickelson
Trout
Tne
Dan Parker
Mr. Parker
Alvin Mr. Bengon
Tza. Pearl A. Decker
Webster
Mra. Decker
Kirtland
New Mexico
Progress on Seminary Building Materials Underway
Work on the new Seminary proceeds with timber being milled at Coop Valier and logs donated from local land. Adams of the West Ward reports brick moulding to finish soon and 20 000 bricks expected in the kiln, with 45 000 needed for construction. Burned brick will be produced near the canyon where rock is available. Construction contract not yet set, but building work will start soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams
West Ward
Anis
John Benson
Coop Valier
Adama
Lima
Forbay project worker Seorce Tullis injured in canyon accident
George Tullis, WPA crew member on the Forbay project, was seriously hurt Wednesday when a rock fell and pinned his upper leg between rock and ledge. He was taken to the county hospital where bones, muscles, and flesh from knee to hip were crushed and blood vessels ruptured. He remains hospitalized with a long recovery ahead.
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George Tullis
Rook
D U P Honors Fathers With Social Dance Event
The Daughters of the Pioneers unit invites all to a Father’s Day social and dance Saturday night June 19 in the Recreation Hall. A short program precedes modern dancing. refreshments sold. Ladies 25 cents. gentlemen admitted. Also notes a social at Vermilion Castle Forest Camp honoring Mr and Mrs Dell Rollings who head to Logan the next morning. Mentions visits by Mr Heber Henson in Cowley Wyoming and trip to Salt Lake City, plus Austin Halterman from Provo and BYU work plans. Whitney Orton and brothers set to move to work on a farm in Nevada.
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The
Daughters of the Pioneers
Vermilion Castle Forest
East Ward
Mra
Dell J. Rollings
Logan
Roling
Heber Henson
Cowley
Wyoming
Mme
Salt Lake City
Committee Prepares July 4th Celebration With Subcommittees
A local general committee outlined subcommittees for the July 4th events. Parade chair Berta Burton with Davis Richards and Mae Burt. Sports chair Alice Lyman with Marla Topham and Ort Ward. Program chair Alice C. Mitchell with BI Dalton and Beth Lyman. Dance chair Kent Mitchell with Hean Matheson and Anna Guer. Decorations chair Arnold Stevens with Allee Shards and Alvin Decker. Race chair Charles Bentley with Clifford Evans and Tom Davenport. Members include Dean Haycork as Marshal, Eald Bennett as Goddess of Liberty, Arnold Stevens, Wade Sam, Beth Lyman, Veron Decker as Orator. Prizes will be awarded for top floats in the parade. Further schedule details will be printed when available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tost Alent
Berta Burton
Idavia Tichards
Mae Burt
Alice Lyman
Marla Topham
Ort and Ward
Wyman
Arvilla Haleterman
Alice C. Mitchell
BI Dalton
Beth Lyman
Kent Mitchell
Hean Matheson
Anna Guer
Kent
Whit Orton
Arnold Stevens
Allee Shards
Alvin Decker
Charles Bentley
Clifford Evans
Salt Lake City Social Security Office to Take Over Numbers
Beginning July 1 the Salt Lake City headquarters will assume handling of Social Security account numbers from Utah’s local offices. For the remainder of June workers will continue to issue Form SS-5 blanks but after July 1 only Salt Lake City will process numbers, sending completed forms to the 405 Bara Thompson Building. In May Utah averaged 183 applications per day under the old system, bringing the June total assigned numbers to 92,149.
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Salttang City
Social SecurIty Board
Aim Ing
Nost
Utah
Im Utal
Salt Lake City
Bara Thompson
Marriage of Rosz Muruocx to Floyd G Cook Reported
Mrs. Elizabeth Page Muruocx announces the marriage of her daughter Rosz to Floyd G Cook of Salt Lake City Utah. The ceremony occurred March 22 in Provo Utah. They will reside in Salt Lake City.
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Elizabeth Page Muruocx
This City
Rosz
Floyd G. Cook
Salt Lake City
Utah
Provo
Ther Boras
Free Children's Matines Dance in Flecreation Hall
A free matines children’s dance is scheduled for Saturday afternoon June 6 at 4 o’clock in Flecreation Hall. The event offers free admission to local children with cones and candy for sale. Milas Roma Lyman, daughter of Mr and Mrs Rulon Lyman, visiting Cowley Wyoming with her grandfather and relatives, joined the trip from here. Mrs Page Knell spent part of last week at Neaweandssselsting her big father on the farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flecreation Hall
Milas Roma Lyman
Mra
Rulon Lyman
Cowley
Wyoming
Page Knell
Neaweandssselsting
Big Father
Collapse delays Cedar City radio tower opening
A Cedar City radio broadcasting tower under construction collapsed Sunday morning, injuring the erected section and delaying the station opening by 16 to 30 days. The 165 foot tower was part built to about 120 feet, shipped from New Jersey, with repair or replacement needing orders, and EB MM Colvin supervised the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar
Federal Communications Commision
New Jersey
Colvin
Timber management and timber sales in Hatch Utah and Pangultch area
Mammoth Lumber Company of Hatch Utah plans to remove about 1 of a million board feet this year while securing 10000 sawed railroad ties under contract with Denver and Rio Grande Western Railroad. Dixie National Forest cooperative effort seeks waste-free, sustainable timber growth on Watch Brothers land of about 3000 acres with estimated 5 million feet. Range conditions improve with warm weather after late snows. Panguitch Lake Reservoir stores near 100 percent capacity, notable recreation, conventions and scout events at Dixie Forest venues.
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Mammoth Lumber Company
Hatch
Utah
Hatch Brothers
Pangultch
Denver and
Rio Grande Western Railroad Company
Blaine Tetensen
Dixie National Forest
Forest Service
Watch Brothers
County Commissioners Hold Busy Session
County Commissioners convened a regular meeting with clerk, assessor, attorney, treasurer, sheriff, and road supervisor present. They addressed right of way condemnation, bridge work near Parowan, grasshopper control funds, and asked state officials to deliver materials and approvals for several local infrastructure and agricultural needs.
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Treasuray
Sherif
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Trict Court
Cis
Nfrm
Clifton Tratterman
Atov Aleehy
8 County Hospital
Tawa Sermnog Tos Hernia
Yankee Reservoir
Jos, Mickelson
Benson's
Coop Valley
Seorce Tullis
Forbay
Austin Halterman
BYU
Whitney Orton
Bia Brothers
Leonard, Kart
Fond LaMarr
Nevada
Ara
Tay
Cedar City
Tixie Forest
Baetensen
Futal
Pangultch Lake
Pixie
Forest
American Legion and Auxiliary
Vermilion Castle
Catips
Boy Stout
Oak Grove
Stummit
Irwin H. Johnson
Dixie
A. A. Anderson
B. J. Smith
Dixin College
Anson B. Call
County Agricultural
St George
Dixie Forest Organization
White Oaks
Fair Board
Jarner
West End
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