Public Works Meet As Cedar City Officials Visit Salt Lake
Cedar City Commissioner Warren Butloch Superintendent N J Barlow and others traveled to Salt Lake City with Commissioner Vicker to discuss the new public works program. Local business: I KE Riddle Co rep returned from Salt Lake City with a large truck purchase.
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Warren Butloch
N J. Barlow
Thompson
FER
Lex Shields
Salt Lake City
Vicker
Parowan
Dance intoxication leads to fines for three men
Howard Adams, city marshal, and two others were arraigned in juastaline court on intoxication charges at a recent dance. Each fined $50 with $40 paid, and $135 outstanding on the balance.
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Howard Adams
Mrs Kate Seaman Manages Cony Recorder's Office
Mrs Kate T Seaman took charge of the Cony Recorder's office for a day while W. L Adams was away. She visited from Cedar City with her mother and sister Mrs Nellie T Anderton of Salt Lake City, who were in town for a week.
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Kate
Cedar City
Nellie T. Anderton
Salt Lake City
W. L Adams
Hemne
Mitchell Stars in Opera at University of Utah
Salt Lake City tenor William Dean Aitehell a Farowan High graduate now living in Salt Lake City will lead as Jentk in The Fattered Pride at Kingsbury Hall May 3 and 4. The show marks Utah's first opera in four years after budget cuts. Directed by Professor Thomas Giles with Frank M. Whiting handling stage production.
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Salt Lake City
William Dean Aitehell
Farowan High School
Jentk
University of Utah
Kingsbury Hall
Thomas Giles
Frank M. Whiting
Bitchell
University
Local News Briefs Lead Off With Spring Events
Mr and Mrs Thomas Robinson celebrate 60th anniversary in the school auditorium with dancing and refreshments. A baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs Howard Guyman at the county hospital. Mrs H F Dunton has improved after illness. Twenty two med ani women traveled to St George for temple work. Barton Reunion committee set June 10 as date. Local youths attended 49ers dances in Panguitch and Milford. Ivan Robb now works in Beaver at the Low hotel.
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Thomas Robinson
Mohingon
Howard Guyman
H. F. Dunton
St. George
Gilve Edwards
Pangultch
Milford
Ivan Robb
Beaver
Low
Warning on student withdrawals to safeguard yearly credit
Administration cautions that withdrawals should be avoided unless absolutely necessary to prevent loss of credit for the year's work. The note stresses maintaining academic standing and urges students to consider consequences before deciding to leave.
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Therr
Nautical Novelties From the U S Navy Recruiting Station
A Salt Lake City display card outlines naval trivia including battleship classes and specs. It notes the Maryland as the largest at 37 500 tons, the Oklah oma and Nevada at 107 feet 11 inches beam, and ships Colorado Maryland and West Virginia mounting eight 16 inch guns. It mentions the California’s four years nine months build time and a sea lore anecdote about John Paul Jones and the Pennsylvania’s World War II baseball link.
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United States Navy
U. S. S. Maryland
Oklahoma
Nevada
Colorado
Maryland
West Virginia
California
North Sea
New York
Texas
Joan Paul Jones
United States
Jor Jones
Scotland
Wylis Jones
Halifax County
North Carolina
Mr. Jones
John Paul
Jones
Uss
Pennsylvania
Boston Red Sox
Need for Grazing Regulation Cited by Utah Professors
University of Utah professors warn that unregulated grazing could trigger ongoing sand and dust storms across Utah deserts. Dr. Frederick J. Pack cites worsening living conditions and says drought and overgrazing drive desert vegetation decline. Dr. Walter P. Cottam notes desert cover around three percent, with palatable plants aging and becoming scarce, Russian thistle spreading, threatening barren deserts if grazing remains unchecked.
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Utah
University of Utah
Frederick J. Pack
The
State University
Kingsbury
Western America
Wei
Pack
America
Walter P. Cottam
Dr. Cottam
Local News Briefs From Salt Lake City Trip And Birthday Party
Ivan Decker traveled to Salt Lake City on county business for the new public works program. East Ward residents, including Bishop and Mrs W L Adams and several couples, journeyed to St George for temple work. Miss Margery Maraden marked her 12th birthday with a costume party attended by fifteen friends featuring games and refreshments.
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Ivan Decker
Salt Lake City
East
Margery Maraden
Margery
Mitchell celebrates eighty sixth birthday in Fillmore visit
Mr. John T. Mitchell returned from Halt Lake City and stopped in Fillmore on his way home to visit a brother and two sisters. They urged him to stay Monday and his brother's wife prepared a birthday dinner in his honor.
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John T. Mitchell
Halt Lake City
Maude M. Norton
Fillmore
Honnor
Miss Alice Orton Visits After Fangulrch Funeral
Miss Alice Orton traveled from Fangulrch to attend the funeral last Sunday and remained a few days before returning home.
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Alice Orton
Fangulrch
Cedar City visitor Beatrice Thorley hosts Samuel Orton kin
Mrs. Beatrice C. Thorley arrived from Cedar City this week with her party the Samuel Orton family visiting local relatives and enjoying the area.
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Beatrice C. Thorley
Cedar City
Samuel Orton
Democratic party official visits from Cedar City
Mr. Clinton Milne county chairman of the Democratic party arrived from Cedar City on Wednesday afternoon for business tied to his office. Mrs. Alice Clark Mitchell returned home after spending several weeks in Kansas with her husband who is employed there.
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Joseph Holt
Enterprise
Clinton Milne
Democratic Party
Cedar City
Alice Clark Mitchell
Kansas
Subscription renewals thanked by area readers
Week totals thank Ancel Adams and Silas Orton of Parowan Luella Evatt and Laura McQuarrie of Salt Lake City Eliis I Pickett of St George Edgar Perry and A P Larson of Cedar City Venil Orton of Los Angeles featured in renewals list.
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Ancel Adams
Silas Orton
Parowan
Luella Evatt
Laura McQuarrie
Salt Lake City
Eliis I. Pickett
St. George
Edgar Perry
A. P. Larson
Cedar City
Venil Orton
Los Angeles
Card of Thanks to Parowan Community
The Skotpard Pendleton and Skougard families express appreciation to Parowan and nearby communities for kindness during sickness and death. They thank those who helped at the funeral and home and for the generous offerings. Signed by Clarence Skotpard and Family, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Pendleton and amity, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Skougard and Family.
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Parowan
Clarence Skotpard
W. C. Pendleton
Amity
Thomas Skougard
Local interest grows in Parowan liquor store bid
In Parowan two candidates seek liquor store management if established here and two or three businesses contend for the package agency as a method. A Times reader ad promotes seed, implements, or other sales. Storms this week set farmland in ideal condition for corn planting. farmers urged to act.
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Parowan
Thes
Busines
Times
Family in County Hospital After Emergency Surgery
Mr Howard Guymon and his wife and baby son are at the county hospital. Mrs Guymon, formerly Miss Geneva Topham of Paragenal, was there with the newborn when Howard was rushed in at midnight for an operation. All are reported to be doing well.
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Howard Guymon
Guymon
Geneva Topham
Howard
Beaver couple brief visit with extended family
Mr and Mrs Jack Anderson of Beaver visit Wednesday with their four children. The Andersons were hosted by the Beth Skougard family and others in attendance.
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Jack Anderson
Beaver
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