Busy Law And Motion Day In Tron County Court
A regular Law and Motion day term of the Fifth Judicial District for Tron County was held with Judge Abe Turner in Provo. Judge Wil L Hoyt attended a murder trial in Nephi. District Attorney Ellis J Pickett was absent. Multiple civil and probate matters were heard and several judgments and divorces issued, including default rulings against various defendants and a divorce for Georgia Davis from Atlan Davis. The Alger parole case was deferred, bond set at 500 dollars, and Goodnow placed under parole monitoring.
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Fifth Judicial District
Tron County
Abe Turner
Provo
Wil L. Hoyt
Nephi
Ellis J. Pickett
Warn Alger
Alger
Hoyt
Harrell Dalton
Turner
Civic Clubs Meet in Milford Saturday and Sunday
The Associated Civic Clubs of Southern Utah plan a Milford gathering this weekend to discuss Forest Service CCG camps. A protest over their removal is planned to prevent delays to local development work. Special speakers include Vail Pittman, E F Baldwin, William Allincon, and J Stephenson detailing regional building needs.
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Associated Civic Clubs
Southern
Utah
Milford
Forest Service
Vail Pittman
Ely
Nevada
E. F Baldwin
Salt Lake Tribune-Telegram
William “Allincon
American M'n- Ing Congress
Stephenson
Utah Manufacturers’ Aga'n
Principal Snow to Head Dixie Junior College
Glenn E. Snow, longtime Parowan High School principal, was appointed president of Dixie Junior College by the State Board of Education. He will assume July 1, succeeding B. Glenn Smith who resigned due to health. The board also named Dr. Eldon Sessiona president of Carbon Junior College at Price. Snow began as Parowan principal in 1933 after leading Timucuaana high school for several years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn E. Snow
Parowanh High School
Dixie Junior College
State Board of Education
Snow
B. Glenn Smith
State Board
Eldon Sessiona
New Carbon
Price
Iocal High School
Timurricane High School
Parowan Garden Club Plant Exchange and Meeting
Garden club calls all gardeners to gschool on Monday March 28 at 4 o'clock room 16. Four good programs will be given. Bring extra seeds and plants to exchange. Orders for shrubs expected to arrive by then.
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Gschool
Parowan Garden Club
Local Relief Societies Observe Annual Day
Local Relief Societies from two wards held their Annual Day in the West Ward Recreation Hall at 2 pm on Thursday March 17. The program led by President Melinda M Adams featured songs prayers and readings including The One Red Rose and Gift of God. Oldest members and long-time volunteers were recognized and a social hour with ice cream cake and barley coffee followed a late-afternoon performance by a local group. Weather limited attendance but the event proceeded with a play It Cant Happen Were by the B A C drawing a hearty audience.
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Relief Society
West Ward
Melinda M. Adams
Hazel Pendleton
Luella
Miss Sundberg
Yoral Solo
Grace Gurr
Ila
Doris Tobler
Thea
Granville Warren Dies and Is Buried in Local Chapel
Funeral services were held at Weet Ward Chapel for Granville Haskell Warren born September 9, 1893 in Pioche Nevada. He died Saturday night at home after years of illness. Bishop T Wendell Bayles led the service with Mitchell Evans Ward and others speaking. Warren leaves Magda Worthen and four daughters Shirey Laltne Beth Marie, and two sons Edelth and Karl, plus siblings and extended family.
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Weet Ward
Granville TV
Warren
T. Wendell Bayles
Walter C. Mitchell
Leonard Evans
Joseph E. Ward
Bishop Bayles
Sth
Fred Lewis
Ray Garner
Ray Lyman
Ormon Weight
Ivan Decker
Granville Haskell ‘Warren
Pioche
Nevada
George B
Mary Ann Newman Warren
John T. Mitchell
Desert Mound
Magda Worthen
Pangultch
Shirey
Laltne
Beth
Marie
Edelth
Karl Warren
William Warren
Ursin
Curtis E. Warren
Burley
Idaho
Elizabeth McDonough
Los Angeles
Maude Finnington
Leaver
Vocational Day Features at Grand Agricultural College
The Grand Agricultural College hosts Vocational Day on Saturday April 2 with a Business show and demonstrations led by Leah Mouritsen Warne Bennion and Gwendolyn Hanson. Exhibits include dictaphone mimeograph and other business machines plus textbooks and materials. Poultry killing demo led by Professor Carl Frischknecht and FFA speaking contests live stock judging and typewriting shorthand bookkeeping contests. The day runs from 6:00 am to 4:30 pm with registration contests demonstrations lunch and winners announced.
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Grand Agricultural College
Ianthus Wright
Leah Mouritsen
Warne Bennion
Gwendolyn Hanson
Carl Frischknecht
Utah State Agricultural College
Farmers of America
Econtomica
Governor Urges Fair Trial for Utah Direct Primary
Governor Henry i Blood calls for a fair trial of Utahs direct primary law. He urges citizen cooperation through mass meetings and primary elections to advance economic progress social and cultural improvements. He notes the Santa Fe Governors conference on water and power and stresses unity for democracy in America.
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Henry i. Blood
Utah
Santa Fe Conference of Governors
Colorado
Europe
Orient
A. C. Opera to be staged in Cedar City Monday
The FE A annual opera The Czar and the Zimmerman in English will be presented in Cedar City auditorium Monday March 28 with a double cast and a chorus of forty. Harold Pfister of Sheboygan will sing the title role, aided by a list of regional performers from Cedar City Parowan and Delta. Following Cedar City shows it tours Parowan Delta St George with travel plans for Wilford Day party.
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FE. A
Czar
the Zimmerman
William Manning
Lortzing
Peter the Great
Russia
Harold Pfister
Sheboygan
Wisconsin
Mr. Manning
Mr. Pfister
University of Wisconsin Music Clinic
University of Wisconsin
Steward Kanaight
Salina
Mr. Pfster
Forrest E Hunter
Cedar City
Morris Rowley
Parowin
van Bett
June Johnson
Ilolden
Iona Jackson
Louisa Manniing
Isobel
Finnason
Parowan
Delta
St. George
Caliente Flood Damages Betttridge Home In Nevada
Caliente Herald reports the Bettridge home and belongings valued at $1,000 were ruined by a March flood. Wilford Gurr also faced $1,000 in losses. area damage including roads and the Union Pacific line estimated at $100,000. Bettridge family reportedly able to reoccupy their home this week.
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Caliente Herald
Caliente
Nevada
Thomas Bettridge
Thatsady
Marchard
Thomas
Wilford Gurr
Buckhorn
L. D. S. Bishop
Tom
Ranches Act
Union Pacific Railroad
Democrats Reorganize Parowan Voting Districts
Iron County Democrats named officers for three Parowan voting districts at a Monday primaries in the County Courthouse. Each district elected a chairman, vice chairwoman, secretary, treasurer, and three committeemen at large with delegates to the county convention on March 30 to reorganize for the fall election.
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Tarowan
Democrat'c
County Court House
Viice
Democratic Party
Parowan
Iron County
L. de Adams
Fae WN
Benson
Richard Beagan
Gladys Benson Trassurer
Walter Mitchell
Claude Orton
Ray D. Garner
L. J. Adams
Fae N. Benson
Richard M. Benson
Ray TF. Garner
Karl Mitchell
James Alma Benson
Kate Taylor
E. G. Matheson
Taylor Miller
A. BE. Matheson
George Chilton
Ray Adams
A. B. Matheson
Kenneth Matheson
Verena Decker
Anna Pendleton
Nina Taylor
Woodruff Pendleton
H. 3
S. Sfyatt and
Arrs
Jos. E. Ward
Warren
Hazel Pendleton
Alvin Decker
W Nina Taylor
Tao County
Big Acreages Of Seed Potatoes To Be Planted In Iron County
Iron County farmers agreed to double the planted acreage of White Rose seed potatoes for Kern County. North Dakota grower A Mfr. Lyell will supply three carloads more on credit, with payment due at delivery and at harvest. Plan includes a potato grading warehouse and a grower organization to market the crop, with Cedar Valley and Parowan-Paragonah signups listed and others welcome.
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Parowan-Paragonah
Minnesota
Iron County
Kern County
California
Pstate
Parowan
Cedar Valley
Lyell
North Dakota
Y'arowan
Paragonah
Horace Evans
Sam Abbott
Ross F. Taylor
Warren Pendleton
Jos. F. Holyoak
CG. L. Robingen
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Robert Clark Goodnoqw
Rolan F. Starley
Southern Utah Power Co
A. T. Jones
Joan Platt
Federal Land Bank of Berkeley
H. Webster Leigh
The
Cedar Mercantile
L. T. Pace
Georgia Davis
Atlan Davis
Georgia Adrea Gilroy
Fred Stauffer
A. P. Spitko
General Steam Corporation
Dlate Junior College
Florence M. Joseph
Sarah Ann Adama
Emily 8
Dalton
Eliza Fish
Mamie D. Orton
Sarah F. Connell
Mettie D. Robinson
KR. HL. Benson
Barbara M. Adams
Misa Anta Rasmussen
Nellie M. Clark
Mary M. Marsden
Grace” Gurr
Luella St. Adams
Lizzie . Benson
Lynn Halterman
Grayson Curr
Peter Hf. Gurr
Granville Warren
LY Ray D. Gartner
Ruth D. Orton
Mary Dalton
Thomas H. Rowley
Hugh L. Adams
Arnold Stevens
Mitchell Benson
Claude EE
Burton
Clfford Stubbs
Carisg Bauer
Darrell
Herbert Worthen
Panguiteh
B. A. C. Opera
Wilford Day
Silas J. Ward
Arizona
Thos. Bettridge Home
Democrats
Arthur Joseph
John T. Joseph
Beaver
Arthur
Lawrence Miller
San Francisco
Veteran's Hospital
Times
Aliee Robinson
N College
Eorge Stevens
Loris C. Warner
Joyce Marte
Dierton Mitchell
Hih
Jon
B&b. A. C. Symphony
Cedar First Ward
Merton
Cedar
Mr. Olsen
Cela van Buren
Lone Beach
Oden
Jasper Cartwright
Jaspers
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