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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1934
Page
8
Miss Francis Adams and Edward Slack wed at the bride’s mother home with Thomas W. Jones officiating. The Cedar City crowd celebrated at the high school auditorium with many gifts and well wishes for the couple.
Mrs S J Ward slowly improves after illness. Claude Storris greeted a newborn boy born April 27. Clifford Empey visited from Salt Lake City for a brief business. Dorothy Boran stayed with the Tinkler family. Phyllis Bennon returned from Panguitch. Grant Lowder and Marion Hallerman moved into Richards residence area. Taylor Parkinson visited from Henkelman. Local court attendees included Warren Duligeh George Lerry Williams Millard Hallerman Leland M Perry. Mrs Lauriel Bulloch underwent major surgery recently in California. Edgar M Clark bought the Clifford J Stubbs property and will move in once vacated. Wind damaged O W Adams barn and trees. Angus Morriss becomes county clerk aide. Ellen D Talon visited from California then Fillmore. J C Benton traveled from McNeil Island and toured up the coast to Tacoma. Cant Jones underwent eye surgery at hospital last week and is improving. Lila Sheldon Edwards and J D G Edwards son lifted from Cedar City due to heart trouble. Jacile Stapley from Salt Lake City visiting. Blaine Starey son of Wm Stapley operated for appendicitis and recovering. P T Leo Kinett placed second in FLEA oratorical contest at Richfield. photo appeared in Lake Tribune with story on his Utah Future Farmers leadership.
The court continued several cases including Peter Shurtz versus the Trauntffs and Western Loan & Building Co. on home ownership matters. Robert I. White versus Charley Probst et al saw dismissal of the first claim. Lalreal Bulloch versus Warren H. Bulloch was moved to May 28 due to the plaintiff’s recent California surgery.
Cedar City invites Secretary of Agriculture Henry A. Wallace to visit the Southern Utah parks during his Wahley trip in June while delivering the Utah State Agricultural College graduation address in Logan on June 2. Local groups plan a big Associated Civic Clubs meeting on May 39 with delegates from counties and Las Vegas attendees.
Miss Melva Allen returned from Salt Lake City after a six month beauty course and contracted measles on arrival. Jack Farraw arrived from Delamar Nevada after a period developing mining property there. Benjamin and Wilford Lawrence visited Cedar City Wednesday. Beaver shearers remain in Jamlin valley for a few days. John H. Dalley drives a nearly new Chevrolet from a recent trade. Mrs Oscar J. Mulet injured her foot but is improving. Mrs Stewart of St George plans a summer away from heat in this area. John I Dalley remains near Newcastle tending his son’s sheep.
Local residents recount visits and returns including Joseph Pollock from Caliente and Mrs Glade A Therry from Iron County. Parowan and Cedar City visits noted for Williams Pingel Roundy Adams and Bob Nile. Two arson incidents injured poultry and lumber. Measles and whooping cough affect area schools. Preston Williams of Toquerville and Myr Albert Davis also mentioned.
Mr and Mrs Wilford Dentzey travel from Teasdall Warne county to visit Wilfords sister Effie who has been staying with them for some time She plans to stay a few weeks then visit her sister Zelwa in Arizona.
Mr and Mrs Albert Mitchell plan a summer in Colorado where he has built a woolen goods business. Tad Adams may accompany them. Mrs Adams will visit Idaho then Chicago with Garner and his FPA buggy for a Farm and Home broadcast on July 9. She will reunite with Adams for a few weeks before school starts.
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