Far Owan Stake Conference to be Held in Cedar City
Announcement from the Stake presidency states the quarterly Far Owan Stake conference will take place in Cedar City at the tabernacle this Saturday and Sunday. Events include a 2 PM first meeting, 4 15 PM High Council, and Sunday sessions at 10 PM and 2 PM. A missionary reunion replaces the usual M I A, with church authorities possible from Salt Lake City.
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Stake
Farowan Stake
Cedar City
High Council
Tabernacle
Salt Lake City
Postmaster Clark Reappointed for Third Term
Mr. P A Clark learned of his reappointment by President Hoover as postmaster for the city for four more years. This extends his service to a third term in that office for the community.
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P. A. Clark
Hoover
Clark
A New Serial Begins for Tetes Readers
A new serial story opens this week about Elmer Clark a cigar shop clerk who becomes a million heir after a relative's death. A cautious bank trust officer mentors him guiding his moral choices and ambitions as the tale unfolds in Peter Kyne's brisk narrative voice.
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TETES
Elmer Clark
Peter B. Kyne
Elmer
California
Gur Elmer
Marriage license issued to Art E Carpenter and Getty Zolineer
The county clerk's office issued a marriage license this week to Art E Carpenter and Getty Zolineer, residents of Cedar City.
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County Clerk's
Art. E. Carpenter
Getty Zolineer
Cedar City
Five Babies Christen Ed Sunday In Parowan Wards
Five infants were christened in Parowan two Wards on Sunday afternoon four in East Ward and one in West Ward. West Ward child Orland Ward born to Mr and Mrs W Leonard Evans. East Ward Fred C Adam Joan Karl Clark Pearl Elaine and more. Baptisms Saturday added pew members to East and West Wards including Virginia Benson Aston Rowley Alice Empey Helen Hyatt and others.
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Parowan
W. Leonard Evans
Orland Ward
Paul Rl. Adam
Fred C
Itoss Brown
Joan
Karl Mitchell
Karl Clark
Byndhe Whitney
Wag
Pearl Elaine
Mitchell
Virginia Benson
Aston Rowley
Alice Empey
Helen Hyatt
Adell Decker
Kenyon Robinson
Bernell Bryang
Community May Seek Road Contract Feasibility
A local committee investigates the possibility of bidding to build the Winn Hollow to Cedar City road as a community project. The engineer’s estimate stands near 388,090 with bids due on the 16th. A Public meeting formed a committee to pursue further details and report back.
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Winn Hollow
Cedar City
Messrs
J. B. Dalton
W. Clair Rowley
James C. Robinson
Possiby
Wm. Osbourn
J. GC. Robinson
J. G. Dalton
L. N. Marsden
George Chilton
Anthony Paxton
Daughters of Pioneers Hold Interesting Meeting
The local Daughters of the Pioneers camp held a monthly meeting yesterday at Mrs. Ida Halterman's home. A program featured Henderson family reminiscences and John H. Pendleton reading his grandfather John Henderson's autobiography. The gathering ended with a delicious Iowa luncheon.
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the Daughters of the Pioneers
Ida Halterman
Ienderson
John H. Pendleton
John Henderson
Council Allows Library Repair To Proceed
City Council at its regular meeting decided to complete library roof repairs and finish interior work quickly so the building can reopen. Repairs include rebuilding a floor section replacing windows and shelving and redecorating walls, with total cost not disclosed. Local juniors planning the March prom are advised to read Marsden's ad for prom attire and accessories.
Parowan High to stage The Mikado theater production
Parowan High School music department with town help will present The Mikado next Thursday and Friday for students and townspeople in Recreation Hall. Chas J Enzar directs with Barbara Green as dramatic instructor and Marie Mitchell as accompanist. The cast features Victor Watkins as The Mikado and Itay Garner as Yum Yum with a forty-strong chorus and a twenty-piece orchestra.
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Parowan High School
Chas. J. Enzar
Barbara Green
Misa Marie Mitchell
Japan
Randall Adams
Alvilla Day
Pelli Sing
Itha Mitchell
Katisha
Nanki Poo
Peep Bo
Lola Dalton
Good Shows Booked for Next Week at Local Picture House
The upcoming weekly program promises an unusually good lineup. Will Rogers in Lightning opens the week, followed by Robert Montgomery thrillers on Wednesday and Thursday, plus a one act play by W L Adams and Co described as a knockout. Friday and Saturday feature Win Traines in a western and The Indians are Coming in installments.
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Will Rogers
Robert Montgomery
W. L. Adams and Co
Local men questioned after deer sighting near town hills
Three local men M. M. Dalton Sid Pritchard and W F Whitney were found in the hills south of town carrying guns near a wounded deer. Deputies city officers and a game official investigated finding tracks and denying deer hunting. State officer Parry examined evidence the next day with no complaint justified.
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M. Dalton
Sid Pritchard
W. F. Whitney
R. L. Fenlon
Gun and Red Club
L. J. Adams
Harrell Dalton
D. A. Matheson
Clarence Richards
Club
Mapie Spring
Utah Firm Likely Wins Hoover Dam Contract
Utah Construction Co and Five Companies, forming Six Companies Inc, bid about 48.9 million for labor and work on the Hoover (Boulder) Dam, with total cost estimates suggesting Utah workers and materials will receive priority. Officials say the contract could be awarded early next week and would create about 4,000 jobs.
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Utah Construction Co. and Associates
Utah
Coast Connections
Utah Company
Six Companies, Inc
W. H. Weattis
California
Arundel-Atkinson Company
Los Angeles
Baltimore
Notice to Sixth Quorum of Elders East Ward
To Members of the Sixth Quorum of Elders in East Ward. Priesthood meetings resume after Sunday School each week. Elders are urged to attend Sunday School first then stay for the Priesthood session. Efforts should be made to keep the quorum active, with Sunday morning as a start. W Warner Mitchell.
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Sixth Quorum of Elders
East Ward
W .Warner Mitchell
Clean-Up Campaign Discussed At Parent-Teachers Meeting
At the school PTA meeting last night community improvement topics dominated the discussion. Mayor Albert Adams outlined work on the oily water system and flood control while Jr Clark spoke on sanitation and fly control. John H. Pendleton urged repairing dilapidated fences and planting trees and Clarence Richards addressed weed control and street grazing concerns. The high school band, directed by Mr. Evugar, supplied a couple of selections.
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Parent-teachers Association
Albert Adams
Jr. Clark
John H. Pendleton
Clarence Richards
Evugar
Mrs. Cochrane Visits Town for Short Stay
Mrs. Myrtis T. Cochrane visits with relatives and friends in town for a few days. Her home is in Tooele County.
Plans Going Forward for Relief Society Annual Day
The Steljle and Parowan ward Relief Societies plan a March 17 annual day celebration. An afternoon program, a play directed by W. L. Adams, and an evening dance are featured. Further details will appear in the next issue.
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Relief Society
Parowan Wards
W. L. Adams
New Management Takes Over Parowan Bakery
The Parowan Bakery and Cafe passed into new ownership at the start of the week with Flint McClellan taking over from Mrs. C W Heap. McClellan, from Payson, is an experienced baker, assisted by Mrs. McClellan and their son Fred. They plan remodeling including removing shelving adding booths and redecorating.
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Parowan
C. W. Heap
Flint McClellan
Methllan
Payson
Nou
Ile
McClellan
Fred
Hiag
Woolgrowers Meet In Cedar City Saturday Night
Woolgrowers of the region are called to a Cedar City hotel gathering on March 7 likely around 7 30 pm. FE R Marshall secretary of the National Woolgrowers Association and Jans A Hooper secretary of the Vitah association will speak on new methods to aid the sheep industry and promote wool and lamb consumption.
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Cecalante
Cedar City
FE. RR. Marshall
National Woolgrowers Association
Jans A. Hooper
Vitah Association
West
Lehi M. Jones
Cedar City Association
Mesare
Marshall
Hooper
Anti Neptotism Law Affects Iron County Employees
Iron County and other areas feel the reach of a new anti nepotism law passed by the legislature and signed by Governor Dern. The measure bans relatives from serving as deputies or on public work, directly impacting positions in the Treasurer Clerk Recorder Assessor and possibly road crews. Readily affected are deputies and family members such as the treasurer’s wife sister and sister in law the recorder’s relatives and the clerk’s wife and assessor Dalley’s wife. The article notes potential hardship but suggests funds will be spread among families. Also mentions basketball injury to Mack Fenton.
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Misa Nellie Maxwell
United States
Miss
Maxwell
Neenah, Wis
Neenah High School
University of Wisconsin
Milwaukee- Downer School
Milwaukee
Miss Maxwell
Iowa
Nebraska
States
Milas Maxwell
Women’s Bulletin
Wisconsin Farm Women
Tron County
Dern
Iran County
Recorder
Dalley
R. B. Simkins
Williame
Moticen
Levy
Williams
Adams
Simkina
Simking
T. Orion
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Cedar
Daughters OF Pioneers
Marsden
Chag. R. Dalley
Victor Watkins
Yum Yum
Itay Garner
Kho Ko
Lord High
Nelson Marsheo
Pooh Gah
Rex
Ward
Fye
Parent-Teachers
Hesars, Win
Merrill Thornton
Bakersfiehl
Iron County
Mack Fenton Lokhe
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