Parowan High elects student officers after close vote
Ramona Rowley reports Parowan High school held elections for the coming year. Bart Mitchell won student body president over Austin Benson and Afton Adams while Frank Williamson defeated Mariam Fendleton for vice president. Other results include Mariam Fendleton as secretary, Claudia Joseph as treasurer, Kathleen Joseph as debating manager, Hen pon Haycock as dramatics manager, Alice Mitchell amusements manager, Emily Dalton as yell master, and Alma Hetridge as athletics manager amid a spirited, close contest.
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Parowan High School
Bart Mitchell
Austin Benson
Afton Adams
Frank Williamson
Mariam Fendleton
Aston Adams
Katherine Clark
Lola Adams
Claudia Joseph
Laura Warren
Clara Dalton
Kathleen Joseph
Pat Fenton
Carl Adams
Assembly Program Highlights And Track Meet Results
Students attended a Wednesday assembly where Mrs. White Beaver presented a play Fixing it for Father. A Lasca recitation and songs followed. Debating team praise, a dime drive to fund Parowan’s trip to Salt Lake City, and a boys track meet results summary were reported. Mack Fenton led seniors with 25 points in the inter class event.
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Hatch
Salt Lake City
Juniors Elect Officers In English Class
The juniors elected a president Claudia Joseph and vice president Mariam Pendleton for the coming year. Marie Mitchell was chosen sec treasurer with Emily Dalton as reporter and Rilda Mortensen as Yeli Mistress. The note suggests a peppy senior class ahead.
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Claudia Joseph
Mariam Pendleton
Sec
Marie Mitchell
Emily Dalton
Rilda Mortensen
Pep Girls Elect Officers At Library Meeting
The Pep Girls met at noon Monday in the library to elect officers for next year. Harriet Thornton was chosen president Katherine Clark vice president Marie Mitchell secretary and treasurer and Mariam Pendleton reporter. Seniors express fear over threats from alumni and signal uncertain initiation timing.
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Pep
Harriet Thornton
Katherine Clark
Marie Mitchell
Mariam Pendleton
Tron County School Board Meets in Cedar for Budget Review
The May session of the Tron County school board convenes in Cedar this Saturday to discuss next year's budget and school program. The Mercantile Company showroom features a display by Pendleton high school mechanic arts students. If you haven't seen it, you should.
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Tron County
Cedar
the Mercantile Company
Pendleton
Mechanic Arts
Auto Takes Heavy Toll of Wild Life
An Ohio State Journal note urges tourists to consider wildlife deaths from road travel across Kansas Iowa and the Pacific coast. It cites counts of dead jack rabbits and cotton tails percent birds and small animals, warning about highway slaughter during the touring season and the ease of such casualties on busy highways.
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Kansas
Columbus
Ile
Reading as an art for a literate era
A New York Times view argues millions in the United States are illiterate beyond childhood and many more read poorly. Prof. Judd urges adults to cultivate reading as arts, like music, to access information and enrich the mind.
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United States
Shakespeare
Daogberry
Charles GW. Judd
University of Chicago
University of the State of New York
New York Times
Poland Considers Women Liberation Military Service Plan
The Montreal Herald reports Poland may enact compulsory service for women once certain politicians approve. A 18 month term would require eighteen year olds to join a women’s army with social work and police health duties. In war, veterans would form a reserve. the system mirrors the British wartime WAAC model.
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Poland
M. ZP
Women's Army Auxiliary Corps
Tigi
Montreal
Ierald
Monument to M Charles Surrugue Dedicated in Auxerre
A monument honors M Charles Surrugue, the oldest allied World War veteran, in Auxerre France where he once served as mayor. He enlisted in 1914 at age seventy and served as a bridge and land engineer throughout the war. He previously served as a captain in the 1870 war.
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M. Charles Surrugue
Auxerre
France
Surrugue
Surrugue v
Mle
Airplanes and Automobiles Use Surges Across United States
The article notes that more than 84 thousand airplanes are in use in the United States, matching the number of automobiles that existed in the country thirty years earlier. It emphasizes the rapid growth in vehicle use, comparing current airplane and truck activity to past automobile levels.
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United States
Remarkable discovery of peaceful tribe shocks Chicago Daily News
A remark by an explorer about a tribe without weapons sparks debate on civilization and savagery. The Chicago Daily News reports the claim provoking questions about progress and contact.
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Chicago Daily News
Declined warning on suburban home ceiling height
A fragmentary note discusses low beamed ceilings in a new home and potential need to stoop to avoid danger. It references a suburban setting and hints at cautionary guidance for residents.
Lawyer Question Sparks Car Control Questioning
In a court exchange the lawyer asks if the defendant controlled the car completely. The defendant replies that his wife was seated in the rear seat at the time.
Ground Beef Ideas From the USDA Beef Leaflet
The USDA Bureau of Home Economics urges using less tender cuts by grinding and shaping beef for varied dishes. It notes grinding lean cuts with fat from suet or pork, making hot or cold loafs, burgers, stuffing for peppers, and sandwich meat.
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Ihlis
Saya
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Mack Fenton
Howard Joseph
Bill Burt
D. Robinson
Dee Robinson
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