Cedar City Officials and Visitors Attend County Meeting
Cedar City and other area residents including Mayor C. P. Hubbel Joseph Mur dock and Wm Nichols of Alford visited Cedar on Wednesday afternoon for business matters. Charles Parker Jr Kanarra attended the county Democratic central committee meeting Wednesday evening. Roy Grant New Harmony was a business visitor there day before yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. PF. Hubbel
Joseph Murdock
Wm. Nichols
Alford
Cedar
Charles Parker Jr
Kanarra
Democratic Central Committee
Roy Grant
New Harmony
Reptay Grant
Tn Parowan
Clair Hutet
Fires Hit Cedar Area and Local People Noted
Several fires struck Cedar last weekend with multiple small buildings and sheds damaged. Notables present include George A Berry of Nanarra and Draper of the Bank of Iron, while a baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Howard Linford is reported to have died shortly after birth.
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Lirs
Howard
Linford
Kaysville
Mir Tainford
Mrs
Edgar Patterson
Beaver
Mrs. Patterson
George D. Morris
Mary expert urges tracing of sires to improve herds
Prof George B G Calne urges Utah dairy breeders to trace sires, trade bulls to avoid inbreeding, and maintain quality stock. He cautions against cheap purchases, discarding old bulls, and neglecting breeding plans amid scarce money and market pressures. Also notes a visit from Mrs Dalton and family.
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Mary
Utah
Utah State Agricultural College
Democrats Defeat Paragonah Petition On Precinct Chair
A Paragonah drive to oust Jess Topham as precinct chairman failed to win county committee support. The panel ruled Topham remains chairman until a properly advertised party meeting elects a successor, citing motives to gain patronage, especially road jobs.
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Paragonah
Jess Topham
Democratia
FR. Merrill
Stanley Prothero
Topham
Velma Edwards
Lund
Prothero
Topham T
Rotary Lunch Discusses International Exchange Phases
Attorney R. J. Shay spoke on the economic phases of international exchange at the weekly Rotary luncheon Tuesday. He presented the topic in a very interesting manner, highlighting global trade and monetary trends.
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R. J. Shay
Rotary
Burgess Couple Reunite Before Husband’s Return East
Mr and Mrs Myles Burgess who wed last year traveled to California and returned this week. After a brief stay here Myles moved on to New York while Mrs Burgess formerly Ann Cutler stays with her relatives for a time before joining him in the East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myles Burgess
California
Myles
New York
Burgess
Ann Cutler
Lions club forms committee for charity event plans
The Lions club named a committee at its Monday luncheon to arrange a 3 lion show or vaudeville act at a near future date. Members include L. G. Miles L. F. Wheelwright M. J. Urie and W. H. Manning. Mrs Blanch Jones entertained the club and that evening members and their wives attended theatre and a dancing party at the Orpheum and the Goodie Garden.
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Lions Club
Fuure
L. G. Miles
L. F. Wheelwright
M. J. Urie
W. H. Manning
Blanch Jones
Orpheum
Goodie Garden
Miss Burgess Leaves for Rexburg Stenographer Job
Miss Lucretia Burgess, longtime employee of the Southern Utah Power Co., departed this week for Rexburg Idaho to take a stenographer position at a local hospital. Her employment with the power company ended due to economy measures and necessity.
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Lucretia Burgess
Southern Utah Power Co
Rexburg
Idaho
Democrats Endorse Applicants for Jobs in County
A county Democratic committee meeting endorsed job applicants and reaffirmed support for patronage, stating the party will back endorsed figures or remove them if they fail. Attendees included county chair Scott M. Matheson and vice chair W. Warner Mitchell among others from Pangonah Cedar City and New Castle. Sumit precinct remained unrepresented with Otto Dalley as chairman.
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Fice
Scott M. Matheson
W. Warner Mitchell
Myrtle D. Jansen
RR. E. Winterrose
Jess Toonham
Pangonah
Clifford Empey
Parowan
J. &. Prestwick
Cedar City
Charles Parker Jr
Kuanarra
H. E. Harrison
Newcastle
Summit
Otto Dalley
Local Residents Attend Junior Prom and Community News
Mary Mitchell visits Cedar City with daughter A. T. Jones and sister. Dozens of locals attend prom events with families from Cedar City, Milford, Los Angeles and Kanab. Notes include birthdays, temple work, travel, and a plan to fund a cement dance court with prom proceeds.
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Mary O. Mitchell
Cedar City
A. T. Jones
John Nelson
J. E. Gurr
Ethel
Calendar of Coming Events April May
Calendar of coming events listing April 1 East Ward Mutual Saturday April 14 High School Day Friday April 21 Annual Day Friday April 28 F RS A Dance Friday May 5 East Ward Mutual Spring Festival Friday May 12 High School Dance ath to 12th Commencement Week May 19 West Ward Mutual Friday céth Dance by Legion Auxillary
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East Ward Mutual
F.rs.a
West Ward Mutual
Céth
Legion Auxillary
Males Mere Drones in Eyes of Sumatra Tribe
Dr. E. M. Loeb studied two Sumatra tribes the Mananghabaus of 600 000 women ruled and the Bataks of 1 500 000 men ruled to compare governance. He found women dominate Mananggabaus, while Batak men rule. neither standard arose from simple local development but from ancestral and current influences shaping social customs.
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Sumatra
E. M. Loeb
University of California
Doctor Loeb
Ransome Sutton
Los Angeles Sunday Times
Prom attendees include Miss Marjory Mitchell
Miss Marjory Mitchell was among those who attended the prom last Friday night at the school gym.
Baptismal Service Slated at Easy Ward Chapel
Bishop W L Adams announced a baptismal service Saturday afternoon at the Ease Ward chapel. Those desiring baptisms should report to the Bishops of their respective wards.
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Ease Ward
W. L. Adams
Cedar City Man Visits County Seat on Business
Mr. Stewart Thorley of Cedar City was at the county seat on Tuesday for business matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart Thorley
Cedar City
Onion market woes hit local farmers in town visit
Messra Albert Matheson Keith Stubbs and Ted Rowley returned from Lun An geles with a truck load of onions. They find the market very poor for onions. Elmo Mortensen stayed to resume work. Durrel Corry from Cedar City visited the courthouse yesterday. Arthur Pratt of Summit was in town on business yesterday.
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Messra
Albert Matheson
Keith Stubbs
Ted Rowley
Lun Angeles
Elmo Mortensen
Arthur Pratt
Summit
Gallows Trap Refused to Do Expected Work
The tale of John Lee, tried thrice on the Exeter gallows in February 1885, where the trap repeatedly failed to drop. Sheriff, crowd, and prison officials witnessed the uncanny paralysis as Lee remained alive and muttered prayers for mercy before his sentence was commuted to 22 years.
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John Lee
David Frederick McCord
Illustrated Detective Magazine
Exeter
England
Lee
McCord
Birds Build Playgrounds in Australian Bowers
Nature Magazine describes bowers built by Australian birds, notably the satin bird. The nests form bow shaped structures of twigs sometimes lined with leaves and unconnected to the bowers. Birds gather bright objects such as bleached bones shells blue parrot feathers and glass or metal to decorate the playground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birds of Australia
Nature Magazine
Australia
Bower-Birid
Doings at School Promenade Impresses with Garden Decor
The annual Junior Promenade on Friday March 24 in the high school gym featured an old fashioned garden theme with flowers lattice work and blue striped ceiling decor. Patrons included Mr and Mrs N F Tirtow and several other local couples.
Juniors Hold Prom to Benefit School Band Contest
Monday night the Juniors hosted a Junior Prom for the grade school. Proceeds were given to the band to help fund their trip to the band contest in Logan rather than Price.
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Hell
Logan
Price
Senior Hop at Betnge High School Tonight
A senior Betnge held the senior hop at the high school tonight. A junior Dante received Monday night for the benefit of grade school children not admitted to the junior prom last Friday. Decorations stayed up and juniors attended to reprise their march.
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Dante
Mrs Hatch Plans Visit to Salt Lake City Next Week
Mrs A Hatch contemplates travel to Salt Lake City next week to attend an April conference and visit relatives for a few days, according to prevailing understandings.
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Hatch
Salt Lake City
Debating Team Tryouts Select 1933 Group
Tryouts held March 21 selected six students to represent the school for 1933: Rulon Orton, Tarry Empey, Leo Knell, Dell Evans, Dan Crawford, and Pat Fenton. Mr and Mrs Ray Knell visited Cedar City families and attended the prom.
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Rulon Orton
Tarry Empey
Leo Knell
Dell Evans
Dan Crawford
Pat Fenton
Ray Knell
Cedar City
Mrs. Knell
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