Cedar City Noted Local Andrew Corry Dies After Illness
Andrew Corry longtime Cedar City leader in Trot county for 75 years died at his home last Saturday after seven months illness. He was buried Tuesday after services at the First Ward chapel. Survived by his widow of a second marriage and eight of ten children from his first wife, including Charles N George H John H Marcus N Corry and several daughters. One sister Mrs Mary Vorlett and many grandchildren also survive. Dr J W Bergstrom spoke at Tuesday Rotary luncheon on the debt problem and related topics.
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Andrew Corry
Cedar City
Trot County
Severn
First Ward
Eigh
Charles N
George H. Jobn H
Marcus N. Corry
J. W. Macfarlane
David Webster
Conrad Aight
Mary ‘. Vorlett
Macfarlane Named to State College Board by Governor Blood
Dr. M J Macfarlane was appointed last week by Governor Blood as a member of the board of trustees of the Utah State Agricultural College, transferring him from three positions on the State Board of Education. The vacancy on the education board follows Representative Granger's resignation at the start of the legislative session.
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M. J. Macfarlane
Blood
Utah State Agricultural College
State Board of Education
Representative Granger
Local Business Letters Arrive in Cedar on Wednesday
Among the out of town business letters to Cedar on Wednesday of his week were H. EE, Itarrison of Newcastle, Albert T., Beni R. and Wilford J. Lawrence of Sun rity Arnold Gratt and Layron Williams of Manarra.
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H. EE
Itarrison O
Newcastle
Messrs
Albert T
Beni R
Wilford J. Lawrence
Sun Rity
Arnold Gratt
Layron Willams
Manarra
Parawan
Celar
Clair Stulet
Wilford
Delbert Smith
Tiha A. Mortensen
Editorial questions who Senator Day represented
Washington County News asks editorially whom Senator Day represented in the legislature. The paper criticizes his stance on the Dixie College bill and urges accountability.
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Washington County News
Senator Day
Dixie College
Nautical Novelties and Navy Electrification Highlights
This piece surveys historical tattoo marks of captives among Moorish and Tripolitan pirates, shipboard autopsy on John Paul Jones, and strides in U S Navy electrification. It notes Jupiter Langley modernization, Tennessee battleship status, and a shift to an electric fleet. It also invites donations of discarded radio gear to Paragonah and local teachers.
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United States Navy
Jupiter
Langley
New Mexico
Philadelphia
America
Electric
Lions Club Accepts Four New Members At Luncheon
Four applicants Warren M. Cox Wm HH Manolog Arlo Furlong and C B Joeley were unanimously approved for membership at Monday's Lions Club luncheon. The event featured discussion on money and banking led by Kt J Shay and Lorin Wheelight entertained with a piano selection.
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Lions Club
Warren M. Cox
HH. Manolog
Arlo Furlong
C. B. Joeley
Autorey Kt
J. Shay
Lorin F. Wheelight
Plana
City Council Debates Finances and Bond Refunding
At the council meeting that night the focus was city finances with indications that soon due bonds may require refunding. Mayor Granger, back from the legislative session, presided for the first time this year at a regular meeting.
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Granger
Tme
Thurman Pryor Returns From Leave of Absence
Mr. Thurman Pryor, longtime road engineer with the Government engineering service, is returning home from a leave of absence after serving in Idaho and northern Utah for several years.
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Thurman Pryor
Government Engineering Service
Idah
Utah
Superintendent and board members attend teachers meeting
Superintendent Barlow and board members Poster and Leigh attended a social and apparent teachers meeting at Beryl Saturday night. The superintendent appeared on the program for a talk on school matters.
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Barlow
Oard
Poster and
Leigh
Beryl
Therogram
Fudge Knox Dies at Palo Alto Home
Judge William F. Knox famed as a top criminal lawyer and former district judge died this week in Palo Alto California where he had resided for the past two to three years. A Beaver resident for many years he practiced across Southern Utah and left a widow and son Wallace a Palo Alto attorney. He was buried in Palo Alto.
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Wm. FY. Knox
Fata Alto
California
Beaver
Utah
Wallace
Palo Alto
Local group buys fine Jersey dairy sire
During a northern state trip Br L Fenton purchased a fine Jersey bull for a group of local dairymen to improve their herds. The two year old bull comes from top blood lines, has eleven sisters with high fat records, and was dehorned before delivery. Fenton also bought a bull calf for his herd and took options on several heifers for local dairymen.
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BR. L. Fenton
Mr. Fenton
City curb boxes and stop-cocks under city ordinance
The public is urged to protect curb boxes and stop-cocks as city property operated only by the Water Works superintendent. Violations incur penalties, and leaks from improper handling cause ongoing expenses for the city. The note also mentions Arthur Pratt, a former Summit resident now frequently in California, visiting Salt Lake City recently.
Thoughts Not Good in Deathbed Exchange
A fragmentary dialogue shows a speaker urging reconsideration after a warning that thoughts are not good at the moment. The counterpart notes uncertainty and suggests reconsideration once the speaker is gone.
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Ile
Borrowing Costs Spark Student Debate
John argues with his teacher about subtraction problems and borrowing. He insists his father taught him not to borrow because it costs too much to pay interest, while the teacher tries to explain the method.
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John
Has Another Pupil Impresses as Educator Cracks Down
A fragmentary exchange shows a tramp dialogued with a woman about trade and education. The tramp claims to educate confiding females to wet their wood before handing out a misread term.
Proposal Deferred in Humorous Family Dispute
In a brief dialogue a young suitor asks to marry Jer Ta-Noa’s daughter. The father notes the youth is twenty and the daughter twenty eight and suggests waiting ten years until the ages align. The exchange lightly heightens the family tension.
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Sultor
Jer Ta—Noa
Stop Worrying About Self and Trifling Medical Talk
A brief quoted exchange shows a patient fixated on self concerns while a doctor dismisses the worry as trifling. The dialogue captures a common early 20th century tone in a medical consultation.
Dangerous Ground exchange prompts unsettling marital joke
A snippet shows a tense moment as a husband asks if his wife talks to herself and she replies that she does not realize it, claiming he is listening. The line hints at suspicion and miscommunication within a strained marriage.
Noahs Ark Illumination Question Sparks Discussion
A reader asks about the lighting on Noahs boat in a playful exchange. The message references a child named Tommy and a teacher addressing a Bible story context.
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Tommy
Noah
Snowman laments lack of snowwoman company
A speaking snowman in a playful quip laments that children did not make a snowwoman to keep him company, turning a winter image into a lighthearted joke.
Is Your Wife Learning to Drive a Car Joke
A brief humorous exchange about a wife learning to drive. The joke notes the wife’s progress as the roads begin to turn when she drives.
Propaganda Phrases Engage Navy Scrapping Debate
A fragment shows propaganda rhetoric describing enlistment and a debate over whether a figure intends to scrap the navy. The quote indicates strategic persuasion and public opinion manipulation during a military discussion.
No Girls Aboard Train Joke Sparks Laughs
A lighthearted caption notes a joke about trains and safety with a quip about engineers and firemen provoking amusement.
Simple Enough Charlie
In Indian head dress question a joke hinges on cultural attire. Baron Munchausen replies with a pun about a wig and wigwam.
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Charlie
Baron Munchausen
Mistress at Six Homes in One Year Sparks Row
A maid’s reference chain reveals she worked at six households in a year. The piece paints a changing dynamic between employers and staff as domestic service norms shift.
Local visitor Miss Opal Hyatt shares time with Gunnison kin
Miss Opal Hyatt of Gunnison daughter of Mr and Mrs Luce Hyatt has been visiting here for the past week or two with her grandparents and other relatives.
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Opal Hyatt of
Gunnison
Free Trip to Washington D C Home of the President
Presbyterian Chapel hosts a Sunday evening program at 7 30 p m inviting all. Community notes mention Mrs Laura W Hopkins returning to Cedar City after weeks here and several Parowan visitors while Cedar City social visits with local families are recorded. The Times thanks San Pedro News Pilot for a souvenir edition on the Constitution and ironclad ships sent by Mr Darton.
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Washington, D. C
President Presbyterian
Laura W. Hopkins
Cedar City
the Times
San Pedro Calif
U. S& Frigate Constitution
Dgarton
Parowan residents attend funeral in Cedar City for Emily Crane Watson
A Sunday afternoon funeral service brought many Parowan residents to Cedar City to honor Emily Crane Watson, the first noted in local history. The gathering reflected community ties and shared grief as mourners paid respects at the service.
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Cedar City
Emily Crane Watson
Local man injured in fall on road after Saturday charge
Benson Haycock suffered a leg injury and bruises when a charge fell on him on the road last Saturday evening. He uses crutches to get around now.
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Benson Haycock
Chutches
Potato Sales By Peter H. Gurr Attract Buyers
Peter H. Gurr sold two or three big truck loads of potatoes during the week. A buyer from the North took 200 bags, with one hundred supplied by A Halterman.
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Peter H. Gurr
A A. Halterman
Court session draws attorneys from multiple cities on Monday
Attorneys Harold Cline of Alil ford R J Shay and Scott M Math eson of Cedar City and Ellis Pick ett of St George attended the court session on Monday. Onion prices listed at John H Miller's Parowan with 16c per hundred for sets and half a cent per pound for choice dry onions. Edith Warren Williams visiting from Garay with her mother for the past week or PMO.
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Harold Cline
Alilford
R. J. Shay
Scott M. Matheson
Cedar City
Ellis Pickett
St. George
John H. Miller
Parowan
Surprise 12th Birthday Party for Kenneth Lyman
Kenneth Lyman was surprised Sunday evening March 12 by Lutile Evans and Nellie Marie Pritchard for his 12th birthday. After games, his mother Mrs. Frank Lyman, with the help of the girls, served refreshments to 22 friends.
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Kenneth Lyman
Lutile Evans
Nellie Marie Pritchard
Frank Lyman
FOR SALE CHEAP Cabbage and Carrots Mentioned in Local Ad
The notice lists cabbage and carrots with low prices from Day Farms Co. in Parowan and notes Cedar City City manager Leland Perry, a licensed amateur radio hobbyist, visited a class to discuss radio and demonstrate a temporary station. Also mentions Laura Taotetin, former president now living in Beaver, who underwent major gallbladder surgery in Salt Lake City with unclear recovery.
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DAY Farms CO
Parowan
Leland Perry
Cedar City
Whitaker Christensen
Sorry for Mamma Crying in Venice Note
A fragment from Gazzettinea I lustrate Venice depicts a mother overwhelmed by chores after a murder or injury. The lines convey pity and call for help as a crying child asks why the caregiver weeps. No clear event or names beyond Venice.
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Gazzettinea Ilustrate
Venice
Kanarra Loses Two Prominent Citizens
Kanarra residents mourn the deaths of Riley G Williams and W W Roundy within the week. Williams was a longstanding community leader in religion politics and finance and a county commissioner. Roundy stood out as a longtime Democrat in the area. O Winston Orten and local cast prepare a play titled Cappy Ricks to raise funds for West Ward grass seed at the chapel grounds.
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Kanarra
Riley G. Wiliams
W. W. Rouwney
Williams
Roundy
O. Winston Orten
Cappy Ricks
Factory whistle echoes in street as town seeks dairy plant
Byron Adams of the Dairy Company laments that Poor Town lacks a factory whistle and asks when the town can attract at least one such plant to boost work and pride.
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Byron Adams
The
Dairy Company
T'S & Poor
Parowan Paragonah Game Preserve meeting noted
A notice calls members of the Keun and Red Club and interested parties to a Library auditorium gathering Monday night at 7 39 to discuss matters about the Parowan Paragonah Game Preserve. Forest Reserve officials will present recommendations and issues for councilion. ROY BENSON President. The club will hold a dance Wednesday night inviting all to attend.
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Ke UN and
Red Club
Jis
Roy Benson
Miss Myra Dalton Returns From Salt Lake City Visit
Miss Myra Dalton returned the first of the week from a brief trip to Salt Lake City.
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Myra Dalton
Salt Lake City
Boys Ski Trip to Cedar Breaks Reported by Local Boys
Four local boys Lloyd Ward Albert Matheson Saunders Clark and Lowell Adams went last week to the head of the Mammoth and Cedar Breaks riding horses to the white cliffs of Wilcock Canyon where snow depths reached feet deep at the head of Mammoth four and a half feet on the level but light. The south side of Brien Head was clear of snow in spots. They plan to go again and enjoyed the excursion. Mrs Dean Lyman Tinckler and her husband visited from Las Vegas yesterday.
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Lloyd Ward
Albert Matheson
Saunders Clark
Lowell Adams
Mammoth
Cedar Breaks
White
Wilcock Canyon
Brien Head
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J. W. Bergstrom
Rotary
Yle
Tahiti
John Paul Jones
Partis
Naval Academy
Mr. Decker
Karl Adams
Elwyn Flalerman
Gordon Mickelson
Paragonah
Jim Robb
Fudge Knoz
Ivan Decket
Arthur Pratt
Summit
Ife
Navy
Wm. G. Mitchell
Tanners
Wirs
Edith Warren Wiliams
Garay
PMO
Vis
Laura Taotetin
Ting Along
Kanarbra
Matci
Fast Ward Mutual
West Ward Mutual
By Legion Auxiliary
Sud
Mountain States
Gun and Red Club
Beauty Products
Parowan Merc. Co
Dean Lyman Tinckler
Vegas
Dean
Oakbrook
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