Cedar Breaks Plans for Water and Electric Improvements
The city hopes to use Public Works Administration funds totaling over 74000 for water system and electric light upgrades. Governor H. H. Blood and Rep. Walter K Granger signaled possible quick approval of reallocations to aid drought relief. Mayor Marsden may seek a bond election to fund local improvements if funds become available. Cedar Breaks National Monument prepares for July 4 celebrations.
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HH. H. Blood
Marsden
Parowan City
Public Works Administration
Walter K. Granger
Salt Lake City
Farowan
Wm. R. Wallace
State Water Storage Compassion
R. A. Hart
Utah
Plans Complete For Big Formal Opening And Dedication
Public meeting and dedication set for 10 30 a m with a formal opening. A big free barbecue follows in the afternoon, featuring sports and competitive games throughout the day.
Southern Utah Invited to Join Cedar Real Celebrations
Plans are nearly complete for next Wednesday's grand opening of Cedar Real’s Monument in the National Park system. An estimated two thousand people are expected with officials from the National Parks Service Union Pacific and state leaders including Governor Floyd and Mr Borah. The day includes a 1030 or 11 am morning program, a barbecue at 3:30 pm, sports, dancing and evening entertainments, with transportation arranged for those needing rides.
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Ce Monument
Paris
National Parka Service
Irvant
Union Pacific System
Carl R. Gray
Cedar City
Southern
Utah
Patowan
Patowan Canyon
Hee
Highway 91
Gedar Canyon
Pansgullen
Navajo Lakes
Paragonah Boys Charged With Disturbing the Peace
Darwin Dailey and Frank Williamson jailed ten days for failure to pay ten dollars each after guilty verdicts for disturbing the peace. Town marshal Andrew Ferary accused of multiple disturbances, while Wilford Barton allegedly clashed with them. Beavers attorney George Miller defended. the pair refused to pay half the fines, deeming them undeserved.
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Darwin Dailey
Frank Williamson
Amosa
Wilford Barton Waa
California
Andrew M. Feryargany
Lla
Coming Election Hints Early for Local Races This Fall
Discussion of an approaching fall election grows with interest and speculation on candidates. Senators Mc King Wallace Maw and J Reuben Clark may vie for nominations, with various Republicans and Democrats among possible contenders for Congress and state offices.
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Wm. Jr. King
Wim
RR. Wallace
Ierbert B. Maw
J. Reuben Clark
Dalley Hulett families hold three Tay reunion in Summit
The Dalley and Hulet families, long prominent in Summit, gathered for a week long reunion at the old homes town. Attendees traveled up to 1000 miles and about 2090 descendants returned for the occasion. Brothers and sisters met after 30 to 40 years, many unrecognizable. A large barbecue served over a third of attendees Wednesday afternoon. The Geller family organized genealogical work during the event.
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Dalley
Hulet Famies
Summit
Eld
Thaisand
Oceanion
Geller
Genealnghas
Mrs Gurr and child depart to Ogden to visit kin
Mrs John W Gurr and her children left yesterday morning to visit relatives in Ogden. They traveled with Mr Gurr and partners Ovi and Ward. He is in the North and will likely join on his return and travel home together.
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John W. Gurr
Ogden
Ovi
Ward
Gurr
North Shearing
First Dance in New Pavilion Tonight
The first dance in J W Moore's new Brown Derby pavilion opens tonight, Friday the ninth, after remodeling and extension from the Victory theatre. Designed as an open air venue with shelter from evening heat and rain, it aims to be a popular summer and MUO season dance spot with Dob Orton's orchestra featured on the final night.
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J W Moore
Victory
Mitchell Resigns From High School Faculty
Superintendent N J Barlow received a letter from Albert O Mitchell of the English department at Parowan High stating he will study at the University of Utah this winter if the district releases him from his contract to teach next term. Miss Froyd plans to return. school starts September 4.
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N. J. Barlow
Albert O. Mitchell
Fenelish
Parowan High School
Mitchell
University of Utah
Miss Froyd
Kanarra Plans Three Day Back Melt Meet
Kanarra announces a three day race meet to be held July 4th 5th and 6th. Towns contributing entrants include Long Valley Washington Cedar City Parowan and other local communities. Organizers urge county residents to attend and expect competitive races.
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Kanarra
Manarra
Long Valley
Washington Counts
Cedar City
Parowan
Garner party heads to Chicago for Farm and Home Hour
Mr Ray D B Garner with his FFA boys Lego Knell Morris Rowley Tarrell Dalton and Mrs Louise C Adams depart Monday for Chicago to intervene in a national radio hook up during the Farm and Home Hour on July 9 They will visit relatives in Taner and see the World’s Fair while in the Windy City.
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Ray DB. Garner
FFA
Lego Knell
Morris Rowley
Tarrell Dalton
Louise C. Adams
Chicago
Ward Mortensen Welcomes Little Daughter at Home
Mr and Mrs Ward Mortensen celebrate the birth of a baby daughter this morning with mother and child both reported to be doing fine. The Meal Market will not open Sunday mornings as interior decorators begin work that morning.
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Granzera
Notiow
Club Women Conclude District Convention in Cedar City
Club Women of Southern Utah held their annual district convention in Cedar City with representatives from Pulguiteh Kanab Cedar City Parowan and other towns. Officers were elected for the year and reports highlighted library books student loan funds free school clinics and civic work.
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Club Women
Southern Utah
Puliguiteh
Kanab
Cedar City
Parowan
Weston Vernon
Lozan
State
P Federation of Women's Clubs
J. €. Jacobs
Mt. Measant
B. C. Leth
Sanpete-Sevier
I. J. Gear
Richfield
Georgia
Fa. Mitchell
Davey Thorley
Cedaritr
Georgia DB. Mitchell
Farman
Lola F. Frapp
Kanabay
Capitolr Gaile
Tangiuitech
Missalunia Tlunter
Dana Findlay
Jean Matheson
Edith Baker
Carel Draver
Sabina Wood
Mary Kuell
Susie Johnson
Edna Hatch
Amanda
East Ward Relief Society Celebrates Mothers Birthday Program
The East Ward Relief Society held its annual Mothers Birthday program on Wednesday afternoon with many members and guests attending. Mrs LaPreal Ward chaired the committee, with community singing, prayers, readings, instrumental numbers, a solo, and a pageant The Universal Mother directed by Mrs Tda Burton and Mrs Georgia Mitchell. Refreshments and sentiments followed in the banquet room.
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East Ward Relief Society
Universal Mother
Tda Burton
Georgia Mitch- Ell
Marriage Licenses Issued This Week To Local Couples
The clerk's office issued marriage licenses this week to Lawrence Empey 22 of St. George Vermont Pulley 18 of St. George Albert Lunt Matheson 320 Cedar Summit Ter Wayne Stewart 21 of Las Vegas Watheys G Stewart 29 of Las Veras The register notes the latest couple had been married once before and are remarrying.
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Lawrence Empey
St. George
Vermont
Pulley
Albert Lunt Matheson
Cedar
Stelen White
Summitter
Wayne Stewart
Las Vegas
Watheys
G. Stewart
Las Veras
Fourth of July Cedar Breaks Transportation Plans
The Cedar Breaks Fourth of July transport committee expects round trip truck service to Ste. extra passenger options are limited as organizers cannot guarantee departures. Individuals needing rides should contact committee members Clair Inter, George Chilton, Clair Rowley, F W Hyatt, or Jasper Cartwright.
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Committee On Transportation
Cedar Breaks
Ste
Art
Rouin
Clair Jinter
George Chilton
Clair Rowley
F W. Hyatt
Jasper Cartright
New Children's Library Books Donated and Ready
Announcement that new children's books funded by community efforts and augmented by the library board are now available in the library. The librarian aims to organize them for maximum child access. Notable returning readers include Arch Benson, Lorin Smith, Kay Smith, Joy, and others, with local residents visiting from Las Vegas and Boston noted in passing.
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Library Board
Amog
Arch Benson
Lorin Smith
Kay Smith
Joy
MR. Bentley
Btff Carmen
Carlyle Dalton
Thomas Skoucard
Johns. Dalton
Dozen LL Ward
Jess Mickelson
Mead Warren Returns Home From McGill Visit
Mead Warren, who has spent months in McGill Nevada, is back home for a few days before returning to work in July. The note indicates he plans to resume duties shortly after his stay.
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Mead Warren
McGill
Nevada
Kit
Ife
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