Death in Salt Lake City Claims John Rotlo
Editor Alex H. Rotlo of the Iron County Record travels to Salt Lake City after the sudden death of his brother John 8 S. Rotlo, who died at the clerk of the supreme court office where he served as deputy for twenty five years. The piece also notes local absences and family updates from Cedar City and nearby areas.
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Alex H. Rotlo
The
Iron County Record
Salt Lake City
John 8 S. Rotlo
Supreme Court
Attorney Burgens Conducts Roosevelt Business Trip
Attorney B. H. Burgens spent several days in Roosevelt this week handling legal matters and meetings.
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B. H. Burgens
Roosevelt
Rotarians Attend District Convention in Salt Lake City
Cedar Rotarians joined the District Rotary convention in Salt Lake City the first of the week. Attendees included N. J. Barlow Charles B. Petty and Wm R Palme.
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Cedar
Salt Lake City
N. J. Barlow
Charles B. Petty
Wm. R. Palme
Missy Roberts Leigh to Wed Shurman Pryor in Salt Lake Temple
Missy Roberts Leigh daughter of Mr and Mrs W H Leigh leaves Newcastle to marry Shurman Pryor on the 19th. Pryor a Cedar boy son of Mr and Mrs Wm Pryor and UT University of Utah engineering graduate will join government service after graduation. The ceremony will be in the Salt Lake Temple.
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Missy Roberts Leight
W. H. Leigh
Newcastle
Salt Lake City
Shurman Pryor
Mr. Pryor
Wm. Pryor
Engineering
the Univversity of Utah
Salt Lake Temple
County Hospital report highlighted at Rotary Luncheon
The public service committee presented a detailed Rotary Luncheon report on the County Hospital. Miss Redd described the hospital's progress since opening and stated that more than four thousand patients have been treated there. Mr Gordon Halverson was admitted to membership during the luncheon.
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Public Service Committee
Rotary
City Trials Oiled Sand Tennis Courts Near City
The city tests an oiled sand tennis surface instead of concrete, hoping for big savings. Private courts are under consideration along with two or three public courts. If successful, futs construction specs and costs not over $100 will be issued.
Dalley and Higbee Visit County Records on Abstract Work
Me Mayhew H. Dalley a veteran landman and his stenographer Miss Higbee were in from Cedar City on Wednesday to check county records related to his abstract business.
County Board Delays May Meeting One Week
The regular May meeting of the County Commissioners, which should have been held last Monday, was postponed a week because board members could not attend.
Fawns to be Captured and Raised This Season
The department plans to catch and raise about 177 fawns on cow milk for shipment around October 1, 1936. Orders come from eight states. Over five years live deer from Klabat have been sent nationwide and to Canada.
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United States
Canada
Local figures in court and community affairs noted
Uncle Alvin Benson has no guests this week at his long running fall hotel. Mr. Martin, awaiting trial, posted bond and was freed. Young Boardman moved to aid cemetery improvements for the rest of his term. Riley was released after completing his sentence.
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Alvin Benson
Mr. Martin
Young Boardman
Paragorah
Riley
Rasmussen Visit for Mothers Day in Local Family Home
Mr and Mrs Jim Rasmussen traveled from Salt Lake City to spend Mothers Day with his mother Mrs Metta Rasmussen on Sunday last at the family home.
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Mrs
Bertrand Dalley
Newcastle
Mrs. Dalley
Charles Hulet
Jim Rasmussen
Salt Lake City
Metta Rasmussen
St George visitors handle weekend business matters
Mrs and Mrs Wm Mitchel from St George spent the weekend in the city attending to business affairs. They were seen around town and reported no special incidents.
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Wm. €. Mitchel
St. George
Local Meat Market Delights With Showy Displays
Albert Matheson’s visit spurred a meat market display featuring neatly garnished lots. A cast show highlights the produce, with Da vid in a freshly grashed white apronably jacket drawing attention to the striking presentation.
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Albert Matheson
David
Mass meeting backs cemetery water piping project
A May 11 mass meeting after Sacrament meeting discussed piping water to the cemetery. It would require about 1600 feet at an estimated cost of 256. The Town Board will appoint a ways and means committee at a special meeting and work is planned for the very near future.
City Proclaims May 25 Cleanup Day at Cemetery
Warer Amuse Stones issues a proclamation designating May 25 as cemetery cleanup day. The goal is to tidy and ready the grounds for Memorial Day observances on May 30, with planned maintenance and preparations by city crews.
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Warer
Paragonah Ward Gleaner reports May weenie roast outing
Ira describes a May 13 outing where about 25 girls and teachers rode bikes to wells west of Parowan and returned around 10:50 PM. They left Bun about five o'clock and enjoyed themselves.
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Paragonah Ward
Ira
Paraoash
Bevig
Burras Barton Heads to Papgruitch for Shearing
Mr Burras Barton left Tuesday evening for Papgruitch to shear. Mr Leo Dunton went with him.
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Burras Barton
Papgruitch
Leo Dunton
Mothers Day Sunday School Program at Ward Chapel
A special Sunday School program honoring Mothers Day was held last Sunday May 11 at ten o clock in the ward chapel. Superintendent J H Landway directed the program featuring songs by kindergarteners Old Testament class Primary group and four girls from Church History class plus talks and responses including a Mother Della Topham and an introduction to Mothers by T W Jones. The closing song urged kindness among all.
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Ward Chapel
J. H. Landway
Ralph Lamoreaux
Hilma Robinson
Irene Robinson
Mable Davenport
Helen Edwards
Song Lund
Reating
Genleya Topham
Mile
Della Topham
T. W. Jones
Barton and Stow Couples Enjoy Weenie Roast Trip
Mr and Mrs J Lowe Barton and Mr and Mrs Charla i Stow with Thomas Edwarda and Sarah BE Barton spent Tuesday night at Little Cree’s canyon for a pleasant weenie roast. The Stows left for Grand Canyon the next morning where Mr Stow had summer employment.
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J. Lowe Barton
Charlia i Stow
Thomas Edwarda
Sarah BE. Barton
Little Cree's Canyon
Mrs. Stow
Grand Canyon
Mr. Stow
Aarcole Priesthood Plans Special Program Next Sunday
A special program is being planned for next Sunday afternoon by the Aarcole Priesthood. The event aims to engage members and the wider community with activities and remarks from local church leaders.
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We Aarcole Priesthood
Mr and Mrs McOmie Head Home to Pleasant Grove
Mr and Mrs McOmie departed for their home in Pleasant Grove last week and will return next sinter as Mr McOmie resumes teaching LeTe.
Chester Robinson Visits Frovo With Parents Last Week
Mrs. Chester Robinson went to Frovo last week to visit her parents for a while.
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Chester Robinson
Frovo
Robinsons Return From Winter Trip Through Snow
Mr and Mrs L Robinson and Valmity returned after wintering in Colorado and Wyoming. Uncertain if they will stay or return home. They traveled two weeks through snow.
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Mia
L. Robinson
Valmity
Colorado
Wyoming
Holyoaks Return to Ruth After Visit
Mr and Mrs Delman Holyoak and their young son Jimmie returned to Ruth Nevada last Saturday after spending two weeks with relatives and friends here.
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Delman Holyoak
Jimmie
Ruth
Nevada
Mrs Zola Lund Observes Mothers Day With Family
Mrs Zola Lund and her family spent Mothers Day with her mother Mrs Dbayer, sharing a family visit and celebrations.
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Zola Lund
Marsdens Visit Relatives on Sunday
Mr and Mrs Wm Marsden spent a few hours with relatives on Sunday.
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Mrs. Wm. Marsden
Wade Couple Welcome Baby Boy at County Hospital
Mr and Mrs Leigh Wade of Ca ar City welcome a baby boy born Thursday night at the County hospital. Mother and child are reported to be doing well. Wade formerly Mrs Dora Rob inson of Paragonah.
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Leigh Wade
Ca‘ar City
Wade
Misa Dora Robison
Paragonah
Wr and Mrs T A Robinson Open New Bath Outfit
Wr and Mrs T A Robinson unveil a new bath outfit in the local shop, highlighting its modern design and affordable price. The event marks a notable addition to the town’s retail offerings and fashion options.
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T. A. Robinson
Bath
Leah Madsen Visits Parents During Husband's Sheep Shearing Week
IRS Leah Madsen is visiting her husband’s parents this week while Mr Madsen is away shearing sheep.
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Clarence Smith
Beaver
Vern Dalley
Newhouse
Madsen Boys
Bernell and
Ardell
Lost Spring
Qoscar J. Hulet
Irs
Leah Madsen
Mr Madsen
Grimshaw and Farrow Attend Cedar City Event
Mr Roy Grimshaw and Mrs Facnle Farrow join Mr 2nd Mrs Lloyd White at a Cedar City business gathering on Wednesday.
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Roy Grimshaw
Facnle Farrow
Lloyd White
Cedar City
Miss Esther White Visits Sister in Midvate
Miss Esther White left recently to spend time with her sister Vra in Midvate, Vergle Mitchell.
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Esther White
Vra
Vergle Mitchell
Ivan Dalley Returns After Hose Operation Incident
Ivan Dalley came back from Salt Lake City where he planned surgery on his hose after an accident caused by a crank and a concrete mixer. His employer had industrial insurance coverage, and Dalley reportedly reached an agreement with the insurers for $945.
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Ivan Dalley
Salt Lake City
Ivan
Stevens Family Outing for Mothers Day in Beaver
Mr and Mrs George Stevens and family visited Beaver on Mothers Day. They were joined by Mr George Robinson and Mrs Laban Burt. They spent time with Mr and Mrs Lorenzo Robinson at their Beaver home. Mining Lotation Notices for sale at the Timea Office.
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George Stevens
Misa Lydig A. Stevens
Clara Stevens
Beaver
George Robinson
Lorenzo Robinson
Lome
Laban Burt
Timea
Theatergoer Plans Front Row When Fire Escape Lover Returns
A New Yorker, Joseph Van Raaltetella, attends the same theater show nightly for two weeks. He tells a ticket seller he plans to witness the husband discover the lover on the fire escape, hoping to be in the front row for the dramatic moment.
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Joseph van Raaltetella
New Yorker
Sweeping the Board Origin in Card Play
The phrase sweeping the board comes from card table patois where a player takes all stakes. It later entered common speech to describe overcoming opposition and achieving a spectacular victory.
Hoarding Food Among Wild Ants And Weasels
The passage describes the habit of burying food by wild ants tracing to ancient England’s hunter era. It notes the anteaters? Weasel now buries surplus but does not return, in a world with abundant fresh food.
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England
London
Wisdom of Antonings Meditations Paradoxal Reflections
Fragmentary quotation attributes sayings to Marcus Aurelius and discusses time and fate. It ponders not clinging to past or future and that longevity or brevity ends in the same way. The passage blends pseudo historical identifiers with philosophical musings.
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Antonings
Marcus Aureling Antoninua
Hairdressing Craze in 18th Century Paris
Detroit News notes Paris in 1730 boasted about 1 200 hairdressers as women wore towering hairstyles. Dressing could take a full day and the most elaborate styles were done about once a month.
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France
Paris
Detroit News
Cancer of the Skin Warns Early Aid Can Cure Many
The American public health association says skin cancer grows slowly and is not highly malignant. It can be cured practically in most individuals if they seek help early.
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American Public Eealth Association
Visiting Mrs Paxton and Cadlie Christensen in Kanosh
An essay like note recalls old ties and the value of friendship and work. Mrs Anthony Paxton visits Kanosh with her daughter Cadlie Christensen, reflecting on past jobs and the help they provided.
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Anthony Paxton
Visting
Kanosh
Cadlie Christensen
Holstein Cattle Winter in Luxurious Quarters
The National Geographic notes Tolstein cattle in Friesland Holland live in combined barn and home structures with loft hay storage and a one story cottage feel. Cattle quarters are separated by a hall from the farmer family living area, stalls are spotless with windowed bays, daily cow baths, and many tails tied with ribbons.
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Friesland
Holland
National Geographic Society
Fisherman Teaches Worm To Swim In Defiant Pond
A weary angler endures a riverfront stand-off as a village constable orders him from the pond. The fisherman quips that he is teaching the worm to swim, while the officer insists bathing requires a costume.
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Poeliceman
Hoover Quote On Civilization And Healthy Children
Quote from Herbert Hoover stressing that civilization progresses only with healthy children. The adage emphasizes public health as a foundation for societal advancement.
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