County Commission Holds Brief May Meeting
The May meeting of the Board of County Commissioners adjourned at noon after brief business. Robert S. Simkins of Cedar City was appointed County Road Supervisor with Lorin Smith as deputy. An appropriation of 100 was approved to aid the International Association of Identification convention in Cedar City. Lift EB Sery Claude Urie and Thllman Dalley were chosen to meet New Castle residents for a joint road improvement project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Adams
Williams and Levy
Leigh
Shay
Dailey
Arie
Robert S. Simkins
Cedar City
Lorin Smith
Lift EB Sery
Claude Urie
Thllman Dalley
New Castle
Milk and Honey for Parowan Valley Industries
A Parowan Valley note urges developing dairying and a local creamery while promoting beekeeping. The writer promotes bees as profitable, low maintenance, and suggests hiring a skilled keeper if needed to boost crops and home-grown prosperity in Utah’s Bee-Hive State.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paroway Valley
Utah
Parowan Valley
Musical program for M. I. A. preliminary
The preliminary program for the M. I. A. Meeting next Sunday evening will consist entirely of musical numbers. Violin Duet Silas Topham and Clayton Dalton. Solo Howard Burt. Mixed Duet Trene Johnson and Glenna Ward. Ladies Quartet Alice Clark and Company. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venirg
Silas S Topham
Clayton Dalton
Howard Burt
Fiang
Trene Johnson
Glenna Ward
Alice Clark
Program arranged for meeting of Gleaners
The next Gleaner Girla meeting is set for Monday night at Miss Jene Johnsons fourone with Renaming by Ann Taylor a violin solo by Gertrude Beniley a piano selection and Ilene Johnson reading a chapter of Mother Mason
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gleaner Girla
Jene Johnson
Ann Taylor
Gertrude Beniley
Ilene Johnson
Mother Mason
New Presbyterian Church To Be Dedicated In Cedar City
A new Presbyterian chapel completed in Cedar City will be dedicated Sunday morning May 16. Reverend Elmer P. Geiser will charge the service and Dr. A B Keller of New York City will deliver the dedicatory address. Public invited. services begin at 11 a.m.
Mother of Five Dies After Stomach Cancer Operation
Mrs. Rosella Lavina Bentley wife of George E Bentley and mother of five died Saturday night at County Hospital after surgery for stomach cancer. She was born April 17, 1884 in this city and survived by her husband four sons a daughter three sisters and three brothers. Funeral service was held Monday at the tabernacle with Bishop L N Marsden Jr presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosella Lavina
Rose) Bentley
George E. Bentley
Paa
Green
Macfarlane
Tabernacle
L. N. Marsden Jr
Simon A. Matheson
Walter C. Mitchell
H. L. Adams
John Stevens
Henry
Lusathua Green Gillies
Dlinersville
Big Cedar City Social Brings Local Leaders Together
About a hundred business farmers and professionals attended the Cedar City Chamber of Commerce hosted atHotel El Escalante for a strictly stag get together. Dr J W Bergstrom presided. talks covered pumping for irrigation livestock dairying alf alfa seed and the newcomer's viewpoint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel el Escalante
Cedar City
Chamber of Commerce
Wilford Day
Kamen L. Jones
Hannah
Hargrave
Grimshaw
Jack Wright
Beth Leigh
Prohibition Director Richards Leaves City for Utah
Mr Joseph E Richards Federal Prohibition director for Utah visited the city last week and began improvements at a local residence including removing a fence and laying cement walks to the street before receiving a wire calling him back to Salt Lake City. He hopes to return to complete the work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph E. Richards
Utah
Our City
Salt Lake City
Pareowan Plant Supplying Dixie Power Customers
Dixie Power Co has been drawing electricity from Pareowan municipal plant since connections were completed last week under a city council contract. The deal guarantees the city $250 if 200 horsepower is available, with excess usage billed at the same rate, as Woodhouse notes the plant runs well though the wood pipe shows neglect by the installer. He commends Matheson and local supervisor for support in protecting the line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixie Power Co
Pareowan Municipal Light and Power Plant
Power Co
Woodhouse
Matheson
Parowan High School Debaters Take Second in Semi finals
Parowan High School earned second place in the semi finals at Snow Normal College Ephraim this week debuting against Monroe Mant and Tintie. Judges split votes with Monroe receiving seven for Farowan six and Mant two for Tintie. The Parma of Parowan’s team showed strength against experienced Monroe debaters, earning praise for their season.
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South Sevier
Monroe
Parowan High School
Snow Normal College
Ephham
Mant
Tintie
The
Farowan High
Cedar City Liquor Violation Fines Upheld for Man
Mr George Nelson was fined 125 in Cedar City Justice Court on possession and manufacture of intoxicating liquor charges. His wife, similarly charged, was released. The case arose from a raid by local officers and undercover federal agents who found a still and other illicit evidence. Both defendants pleaded not guilty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Nelson
Justice Court of
Cedar City
Federal Prohibition Department
Local movers and property changes noted in town
Mr. C. L. Pinder was in town on his regular trip. BR. L. Fenton bought the Gould property in the northeast, with final papers drawn by Attorney Hancock and a price just under 1500 dollars. Dr. D. A. McGregor and family from St George headed toward the State Capitol. The Parowan crowd attended a Cedar City social. The Mercantile adds lawn beautification efforts. Mrs. Harold R. Juenisch, born Olive Evans, visits from Los Angeles to see her parents Mr. and Mrs. Evans.
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BR. L. Fenton
Gould
Hancock
D. A. McGregor
St. George
Here
The
State
Harold R. Juenisch
Olive Evans
Los Angeles
F. ¥. Evans
Relief Society Doings Include Sewing Quilting and Mother's Day Program
Last Tuesday afternoon relief societies of both wards held a joint work meeting with bone sewing and quilting. A Mother's Day program featured duets by Carol Adams and Alice Clark readings by Barbara Matheson and a short recitation by Mrs. Morris Lyman's daughter. Pangies were handed to each mother at entry. Next Tuesday West Ward sisters meet for a literary lesson with Gwen M Gurr discussing Joan Billers life. Officers plan a brief follow up with Relief Teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Adams
Alice Clark
Barbara Matheson
Morris Lyman
West Ward
Gwen
I Took Him by the Hand Poem of Compassion
A speaker recalls guiding a troubled youth from an unstable home in a compassionate duet. The boy reveals a dead mother and a father who drinks, yet the narrator pledges support. Over time the youth grows into a man of honor, and their bond remains strong.
Child Health Clinic Set With Dr Richards Visit
Mrs. L. J. Adams announces a two day health clinic for preschool children by Dr. A. Y. Richards on the 19th and 20th. Last year clinics drew 80 well children, prompting a longer session this time. Mothers urged to bring children for examination and care.
Decker Lad Dies in Salt Lake City Hospital
Darwin Decker ten year old son of Mr and Mrs Vivian B G Decker former residents of this city died in a Salt Lake City hospital after a fall ill last October with pneumonia and rheumatic complications. The community extends heartfelt sympathy to the bereaved parents in their loss.
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Salt Lake City
Decker
B Y U Band Concert Delights Parowan Audience
Parowan residents enjoyed a fine B Y U Band concert under Mr Robert Sauer at the school auditorium followed by a dance. The F A N Club organized the event and received a small share of proceeds. The program featured cornet duet saxophone and vocal solos as well as standard band numbers and an orchestra for the dance portion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Sauer
F. A. N. Club
Prohibition Official Probes Local Vanilla Shipments
Federal Prohibition Director Joseph E Richards advised the County Attorney's office a careful check will be made on vanilla shipments to this locality to identify those responsible for quantities used for beverage purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph E. Richards
Parowan High Student Heads to State Track Meet
Orland Ward left for Salt Lake City to represent Parowan High at the state track and field meet as the school's sole entrant. After the meet he will travel to Oregon to join brother Silas, who reportedly has a job waiting. Meanwhile Roy Nazer's child remains critically ill with bronchitis but showed some improvement on Tuesday.
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Orland Ward
Salt Lake City
Parowan High School
Falis
Orland
Salt Lake
Oregon
Silas
Roy Nazer
District Attorney Lunt argues cases before Supreme Court
District Attorney George N. Lunt was in Salt Lake City yesterday arguing two cases before the Supreme Court. The good feed on our streets tempts people to expose animals, and a mean man may let dig animals out after neighbors sleep, risking gardens and trees. Mr Earl Clark arrived from New Castle on a brief business trip the past week.
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George N. Lunt
Salt Lake City
Supreme Court
Earl Clark
New Castle
Gleaner Girls Enjoy Pleasant Farm Outing
The Gleaner Girls rode to John H. Pendleton's farm Friday evening for a chicken roast. They cooked over bake ovens, enjoyed a supper line of sandwiches and pickles, and spent the night dancing, joking, and singing before returning home.
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John H. Pendleton
Car Turns Over At Sixty Five On Highway Near Cedar City
Two Cedar City youths Thorley and Mackelprang escaped death when their buggy at about sixty five miles per hour overturned after passing Albert Matheson driving the Durant gix at over sixty. They suffered only slight bruises and scratches in the startling wreck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar City
Thorley
Mackelprang
Albert Matheson
Aaronic Priesthood Plans Sunday Sacrament Program
The two wards will join for a Sunday afternoon Sacrament meeting. The Aaronic Priesthood will present music and readings including true to the Faith, stories of the first vision and Moroni, duties of deacon through priest, readings from Doctrine and Covenants Section 13, and songs like I'll Serve the Lord While I Am Young and Hope of Israel. The program concludes with a benediction.
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Fr Sacrament
Emerson Adams
Angel
Prieats
Albert Mitchell
Angel Moroni
Adrien Adams
John the Baptist
Claude Orton
van Orton
Dean Mitchell
Elden Smith
Clayton Dalton
Josph Stevens
Adavos Welcome Baby Boy At Home
Mr and Mrs Joseph B Adavos announce the birth of a baby boy at their home born one day last week expressing family happiness about the new arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph B. Adavos
Convention Highlights From Cedar City Meeting
Mrs H C Parcella attended the convention of Women s Clubs in Cedar City as a representative of the F A N Club. Mrs Levi Edgar Young of the General Federation of Women s Clubs traveled from Salt Lake City for the event. Parcells reports the gathering very enjoyable and profitable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Parcella
Cedar City
F. A. N. Club
Mr Delbert Smith Family Move to Ponguiteh
Mr Delbert Smith and family relocate to Ponguiteh this week to care for his father Alma Barney who is bereaved. Smith expects to seek employment there and has arranged for the Times to be sent to their new address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delbert Smith
Ponguiteh
Smith
Alma Barney
Mrr. Smith
Times
Baby Boy Born to Mr and Mrs Roscoe Guyman
Mr and Mrs Roscoe Guyman announce the birth of a baby boy within the week, greeting their newest family member.
Gates Burt’s son Shows Slight Improvement After Pneumonia
The couple announced their little boy, previously critically ill with pneumonia, was somewhat better at the start of the week. No hospital details or exact dates are provided.
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Commission
New Presbyterian Church
Messia
Thomas
Fred Gilling
Beaver County
Susanna Wood
Elsie Kresler
Minersville
Elizabeth Grisman
Silver City
Ening
Depaters
Mr. C. L. Pinder
Capitol
Messrs
P. A. Clark
Scott Day
John W. Benkey
WW. W. Mitchell
Parowab
Lovel
J. S&s. P. Bowler
Guntock, Utal
Decker Lad
Salt Lake Hospital
B. Y. U. Band
Gleaner
Aaronic Priesthood
Str
Roscoe Guyman
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