Local Clubs Host District Meeting and Talent Night
Cedar City and other YEWS representatives gathered for a district meeting and banquet at the St. Escalante hotel. The event featured a skit of Dangerous Dan McGrew, plus musical numbers by Harold Johnson and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Milford
Pangulteh
Parowan
Cedar City
Lions
St. Escalante Hotel
Dan McGrew
Victor Gould
Lou
Morgan Rollo
Leland Bettensen
W. Murray Allen
Liena International
North Dakota
J. W. Thornton
Pravo
Harold Johnson
Frank Yen Coti
Ilm Dalton
Parowan Club
Jim Urie
Tiang Lessons Suggested For Child's Leisure Time
Parents are urged to direct summer leisure toward music and piano study. The article argues piano is the king of instruments, builds true pitch, and provides affordable group classes that foster social learning, listening skills, and wholesome home entertainment.
Utah extension ladies promote 4-H clubs in Iron County
Miss Myrtle Davidson and Miss Ellen Agrean extension specialists for Utah State Agricultural College in Logan spent Friday and Saturday in Iron County visiting Cedar City Summit Parowan and Paragonah. They met with County agent and leaders to discuss girls 4-H club work through meetings and conferences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Davidson
Ellen Agrean
Utah State Agricultural College
Logan
Iron County
Cedar City
Summit
Parowan
Paragonah
Lions Club regional meeting brings Mitchell and Johnson to Cedar City
L William Mitchell and Frank Johnson former Parowan residents traveled from Provo to Cedar City for a regional Lions Clubs meeting Saturday night. Mitchell spent the night with relatives and Johnson remained briefly the next day. Johnson is known as Willis Johnson's son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
L. William Mitchell
Frank Johnson
Parowan
Provo
Cedar City
Mr. Mitchell
Mr. Johnson
Willis Johnson
Wimmer Mor tersen Heads Home for Summer With Family
Mrs Wimmer Mortensen and her brother Howard visited from Logan and brought her back to spend the summer. Wimmer is in one of the CCO camps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wimmer Mortensen
Howard
Logan
Wimmer
CCO
County Commissioners Hold Regular May Meeting
County officials discussed plans to fund a public works project for a county hospital with an estimated cost of 30000, asked Dr. Macfarlane to monitor financing developments, and reviewed auditing arrangements with Beezley and Wood. They granted Summit two culverts, urged road fund allocations for Little Creek road and Parowan Canyon, added new FERA and previence committee members, authorized Saturday half days when feasible, and warned nonlicensed businesses to renew licenses or face closure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nion
Summit
Little Creek
Parowan Canyon
Harvey Rosenberg
Ray Perry
FERA
Edward H. Parry
Iron County
Board of Equalization
Locals and Personal News Highlights
Local residents return from travels and visits with family. Frank Rasmussen leaves for Los Angeles for possible permanent work. Ward and Mitchell report back from Kansas and Nebraska after selling knit goods. Clifton Taylor returns from Brigham City. Lloyd Ward home from Newcastle for sheep work. Mary C. Orton and daughter Dorothy Torsepool return from Salt Lake City. Scott Matheson and Grace Tanner join Alice Ballenger and families visiting for Mother’s Day. Baseball practice continues at the east recreation grounds awaiting a new diamond. East Ward Relief Society to host health nurse LaRue Ford for a social service lesson next Wednesday. all members invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Ward Relief Society
LaRue Ford
Relief Socity
Stake Genealogical Convention in Cedar City May 26 1935
Notice announces a stake genealogical convention in Cedar City on Sunday May 26 1935 with nine am meetings for forward and stake workers and those interested in the work. Public meetings follow at 10 pm and 2 pm in Cedar Seminary and Cedar Ward chapel with representatives from Salt Lake City attending all sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stake Genealogical Convention
Cedar City
Stake
Cedar Seminary
Cedar Lht Ward
Salt Lake City
Stake Genealogical Col
Ford production for 1935 passes half million mark
Automotive Daily News reports Ford output in 1935 reached about 550 000 units by April 20, marking over half the year’s quota in four months. Officials forecast surpassing 600 000 by April end as Henry Ford predicted a brighter mood. Petty Motor Co notes over 334 437 sales by April 10, exceeding 1932 totals.
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Automotive Daily News
Automotive Industry
Ford
Ford Motor Company
Dearborn
Henry Ford
Charles B. Petty
Tost
Petty
Petty Motor Company
Local Couple United in City Nuptials
Local couple Mr. Frank E. Stevens and Miss Pearl Orton wed at Bishop W. L. Adams residence on Friday of last week. The groom is son of Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Stevens and the bride is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Orton. They will reside here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Arns
Lamar
Ted
Frank E. Stevens
Miss Pearl Orton
W. L. Adams
The
Times
Edmund Stevens
Ernest Orton
Subscription Renewals Acknowledged By Readers
We thank Edward G Matheson Arch Benson and Maria Taylor of Parowan Mrs Laverd Adams Dodge of Susanville California Mrs Nelda Ward Armstrong of Mayfield Kansas and Mr Lance N Hyatt of Gunnison Utah for renewals. Hyatt notes we cannot do without our home paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward G. Matheson
Arch Benson
Maria Taylor
Parowan
Laverd Adams Dodge
Susanville
California
Nelda Ward Armstrong
Mayfield
Kansas
Lance N. Hyatt
Gunnison
Utah
The
Times
Bermudas Named After Juan de Bermudez in 1515 Discovery
The Bermudas are the most northerly coral islands discovered in 1515 by Juan de Bermudez. They became the oldest self governing colony in the British empire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bermudas
Juan de Bermudez
British Empire
Home Sweet Flame Origin Linked to Payne Opera
The line of verse and tune known as Home Sweet Home arose from John Howard Payne in his life and was tied to his work on Clari or the Maid of Milan. The opera debuted in 1823.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Howard Payne
Milan
Officers Chosen for Junior Class and Year End Activities
Junior class officers named LaMar Jensen as president Margaret Pendleton as vice president Ardell Hyatt as secretary and treasurer and Jay Mortensen as reporter. A May 16 party in the high school gym followed spring registration and talks of a combined home economics and shop course for seniors. The Iron County Teachers held a party at Five Mile in Miss Williams honor and Annual Day activities drew many. Seniors enjoyed letter fighting marshmallows and Weenies at year’s end. The Times priced at $2.00 for 4 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Williams
Five Mile Forest
Parawan Canyon
LaMar Jensen
Margaret Pendleton
Ardell Hyatt
Jay Mortensen
Iron County
Five Mile
Lost Fountain Pen Between Trimmers Farm and Parowan
A fountain pen is missing on the road between Trimmers Farm and Parowan. The owner, W. Ww. Fleap, asks for return of the item to him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trimmers Farm
Parowan
Finder
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Karl
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Nebraska
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Loretta Young
Bulldog Drummond
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Myrna Loy and
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Pocatello
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A. M. Morris
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