Fish Planted In Local Streams By Beaver Hatchery
Eighteen thousand small fry totaling about 300 fish were planted in Drylakes and Bowery tributaries of our creek last Friday. Eastern Brook trout were released to the Drylake streams and Rainbow trout to the other canyon. Gun & Rod Club president Clarence Richards directed the planting with his outfit, and William C. Mitchell helped with the Dry Lakes portion. More fish from Beaver hatchery are promised to be planted soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver
Drylakes
Bowery
Gun & Rad Club
Clarence Richards
Drylakes Way
William C. Mitchell
Richards
Lights To Be Off A Short Time Each Day
Sup. S A Matheson announces daily lights will be off about six o clock for thirty minutes during the high water season to permit removal of gravel carried by the river into the pipeline intake. Dixie Power Company agrees the measure will keep pumps available when power returns. An incident near eleven p m left the river nearly shut out by trash from a bank slipping into the creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. A. Matheson
Woodhouse
Dixie Power Company
Matheson
Royal Pumpera
Parowan Reservoir Company Files Water Storage Plan
A new company of field owners called Parowan Reservoir Company filed an application in the State Engineer's office for rights to store water in Dry Lakes for storage purposes. The plan includes diverting winter streamflow from Dry Lakes into the lakes and using it later in the season and contemplates building a reservoir at the Yankee Meadow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parowan Reservioir Company
Drylakea
Aerstand
Yankee Meadow
Claims Allowed By County Commissioners
The May meeting of the Board of County Commissioners approved a list of claims. Payments include Janitor services, postmaster supplies, clerk and treasurer assistants, sheriff and attorney expenses, deputy clerks, and county merchants. Amounts range from a few dollars to over one hundred dollars, with many items specified by recipient and purpose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flyen Thornton
J. Clayton Mitchell
New Books Added to the County Library
County libraries here and in Cedar City added many new titles last month including poetry ballads children's primers American literature and reference works such as The Soul's Sincere Desire Dictionary of Classified Quotations and World's Almanac 1926. Notable authors and subjects span history geography fiction and education with titles like Quentin Durward Silk Road travel guides and early American juvenile readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar City
Local notes from Cedar City and area events
Dr Green attended a pneumonia case in Cedar City last Thursday for the Kolyoak family. Judge Knox visited from Denver on business Friday. Sheriff Leigh and Assessor Dalley were in the County Seat on Friday. Several locals joined B A C College classes for a Zion National Park trip ending with a Hot Springs plunge at LaVerkin. Attendees celebrated a Presbyterian chapel dedication in Cedar City Sunday. Local women visited Zion Park and former Presbyterian Mission associates Josie Curtis and McMonigal attended the dedication. George R Cole from Buckhorn traded and handled business, noting turkeys on his Buckhorn farm hatch poorly this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Taylor Parkinson
Almon Orton
Clair Houlet
Scott Day
Zion National Park
Park
LaVerkin
Josie Curtis
McMonigal
Presbyterian
Cedar City
Gunnison
George R. Cole
Buckhorn
Colic
Relief Society Announcements and Upcoming Meeting
The West Ward Relief Society reports a well attended meeting with thirty eight members present. Mrs Gwen M Gurr led the Literature lesson on Joaquin Miller and readings and songs were performed by Dena Whitney Hazel Tendleton Mary Orton Irene Johnson Silas Topham. A social service lesson by Mrs Ethel Bayles is set for May 25 with music. East Ward announces its regular Wednesday meeting at Relief Ball at 2 pm with a social service lesson on Problems of Childhood and a special musical number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Ward Relief Society
Joaquin Miller
Gwen M. Gurr
Dena Whitney
Hazel Tendleton
Mary Orton
Irene Johnson
Silas Topham
Iesson
Ethel Bayles
Mary S. Ward
The
East Ward Relief Society
Mitchell joins father at Zion National Park for work
Claude Mitchell left town late in the week to reunite with his father at Zion National Park where the elder Mitchell secured employment for him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Mitchell
Zion National Park
Watch Repairing Guaranteed to Satisfaction
Advertisement for Gordon's Jewelry Store in Cedar City offering watch repair services with a satisfaction guarantee. Includes mailing option for repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon
Cedar City
Summit Visitor Heads to Cedar with Father and Miss Madsen
Miss Afton Madsen traveled from Summit with her father to pick up passengers bound for Cedar. The pair arrived Monday morning to collect travelers for the Cedar trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Afton Madsen
Summit
Cedar
Stevens Couple Return From Winter Trip
Mr and Mrs John V Stevens have returned from an east and south winter excursion and plan to spend the summer here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John V. Stevens
California Visitor Among Local Residents
Mrs Jielen Evans Selgfna is expected from California to visit her parents for a few weeks while her husband travels East for special study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jielen Evans Selgfna
California
More Baby Chicks Shipments Reflect Poultry Start
Mr. Anthony Paxton reports another shipment of white leghorn chicks, about 500 birds, with around 490 remaining healthy from the first batch though the last group fared worse. Burton and Lindsay Butten and Mrs. Mortensen also received sizable shipments, while Harrell Dalton hatches his own. The season includes several other lots, suggesting a modest early push for the poultry industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Paxton
Messrs. & BR. Burton
Lindsay Butten
Albert Mortensen
Harrell Dalton
Ito Recovers From Sinus Operation At Bergstrom Visit
Mr Julian Ito shows steady recovery after a serious sinus operation. He visited Dr Bergstrom on Monday for examination and the doctor said he may safely return to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julian B. Ito
Jims
Bergstrom
Gates Burt’s Ill Son Hospitalized After Pneumonia
The Gates Burt couple report their young son, critically ill with pneumonia, was admitted to the hospital yesterday afternoon. Miss Jane Baldwin is visiting here from Beater with Miss Lillian John.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jnne Baldwin
Lillian John
Mrs Gladys Rollins Wood Leaves for Eureka Home
Mrs Gladys Rollins Wood departed Monday morning to join her husband in Eureka where he is employed and they will establish a home there for the present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Rollins Wood
Eureka
Local visitors from Cedar City and area stop by
Mr Petty linked with Mr E Chapman at the Navajo Indian Trading Post arrived from Cedar City on business. Mr Wilson Lunt of the Arrow Head Garage visited family here. Mrs Olive Evans Jotuised has been visiting her sister. Mrs Thelma Clark returned to Cedar City with her niece Miss Licten Clark for a short stay with Grandma and Grandpa Evans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petty
E. Chapman
Cedar City
Wilson Lunt
Arrowhead Garage
Olive Evans
Thelma Clark
Licten Clark
Grandma
Grandpa Evans
June Bride Honored With Shower Before Wedding
Miss Wilma Burton, visiting from her family, received a bridal shower hosted by friends and classmates. The gathering at her parents’ farm included chat, refreshments, and linen gifts as she prepares for a June wedding before returning to her job with Cudahy in Salt Lake City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilma Burton
Parowanu Mwigh School
Sue
Salt Lake City
Thornton and Byron Shearing Trip at Panguitch
Messrs. Wm. A. Thornton and Byron are in Panguitch for a few days to shear sheep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Wm. A. Thornton
Byron
Panguitch
Forest Service Builds Road From Panguitch to the Lake
Forest Ranger Frank Seamat reports the Forest Service is constructing a fine road from Panguitch to the lake. Albert Marsden drove to Salt Lake City last week to consult his doctor again and returned the first of the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Seamat
Forest Service
Panguitch
Albert Marsden
Salt Lake City
Bishop Nelson Plareden Visits Salt Lake City Briefly
Bishop Nelson Plareden made a brief trip to Salt Lake City during the week, returning with no reported incidents or major activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson Plareden
Sal Lake City
Wool growers consign clips to Wolstenholm for advance
Messrs. John H. Gurr and Charles Adams decide to consign about a car load of wool to Wolstenholm of Philadelphia. They secure an understood advance of 25 cents. Other local growers await a buyer expected this week and store wool in the Rambouillet Show barn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Gurr
Charles Adams
Wolstenholm
Philadelpha
Rambouillet
Misses Thornton and Lowder Plan Panguilch Visit During Garfield County Week
Miss Sylvia Thornton and Miss Varian Lowder depart today for Panguilch to observe Garfield County High School commencement week. They will spend several days there during the event, visiting with students and staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvia Thornton
Varian Lowder
Panguilch
Garfield County High School
Forest Ranger Frank Seaman In Town On Official Business
Forest Ranger Frank Seaman spent yesterday in town handling matters connected with his office, engaging with local officials and filing routine administrative steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Ranger
Frank Seaman
Miss Adams Struck in Eye at Zion Park Visit
Visitors to Zion Park were shocked when Miss Alice Adams was struck in the eye by a pebble last Sunday. She was rushed to Cedar City hospital for treatment and will recover with proper care, remaining there a couple of days. Watch needs repair offered by Gordon Jewelry Store in an advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zion Park
Alice Adams
Cedar City
Program for Gleaner Girls Meeting
The meeting of the Gleaner Girls will be held Monday evening at Miss Pearl Ward II home. Luella R. Adams will lecture on The House, Sarah Adams will sing, Edna Crookston will read, and a chapter from Mother Mason will be presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luella R. Adams
Sarah Adams
Reading
Edna Crookston
Mother Mason
Canyon Road Improvements Await Community Demand
The writer doubts any summer plans for Canyon road upgrades will occur without clear local demand. They imply residents may not push for fixes unless urged by the community.
Mail Order Houses Threaten Local Merchants
Letter from the payroll builder condemns mail-order firms for draining town commerce. It argues every home purchase away from local shops harms local newspapers, bars, and the state’s industrial life. It cites Utah payroll as a case where buying Utah goods supports local employment and prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ineal
Utah
Tayroll
Expanded farm development in Summit Valley by John Fife
John IL Fife of Cedar City, former Arrowhead Garage owner, is developing a 280 acre farm north of Summit. He has two Fordson tractors six workers and loans to clear sage brush for corn oats and alfalfa. He aims to cultivate the full 2780 acres by season end and notes a well drilled years ago yields enough water to irrigate 100 acres with potential for more wells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John IL. Fife
Cedar City
Arrowhead
Summit
Fite
Stake Priesthood Meeting Announced Here
Announcement that the Parowan Stake Priesthood meeting will be held here Saturday evening at :00 p.m. in the Tabernacle. All priesthood members are urged to attend. The Bishopric and High Council meeting is set for 4:00 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
STAKE
Parawan
Tabernarcle
Scenic Seashor Opens June First
The regular season for Zion Park and other Southern Utah Northern Arizona scenic attractions opens June 1 and runs to October. Utah Parks Company will operate buses from Cedar City Legion Lodge starting May 15. A new Utah Parks Special train will run Salt Lake City to Cedar City then return, with timings similar to Yellowstone specials. Mail delivery will shift to earlier morning arrivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zion Park
Utah-Northern
Arizona
D.S. Spencer
Mr. Spencer
Utah Parks Company
Cedar City Legion Lodge
Cedar City
Salt Lake City
Yellowstone
Salt Lake
West Yellowstone
West
Presbyterian Church Dedicates New Side Chapel in Cedar City
The Presbyterian Church on Cedar Street near El Escalante dedicated its new side chapel with a morning ceremony. Rev Elmer P Geiser led readings, Dr WM Paden spoke on charity, and W R Palmer praised the builders and urged support. Funds from the National Board of Missions and local gifts push toward completing the manse and kitchen facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
el Escalante
Cedar City
Parowan
L. D
Elmer P. Geiser
WM. Paden
Presbyterian Church For Utah
First Corinthian
Teading
T. M. Rousseff
W. R. Palmer
Paraway
L. LD
W. H. Manning
B. A C. Music Department
Bernetta G. Jones
Gelser
National Board of Missions
Utah Synod
Paden
Also Mentioned on This Page
Board of County Commissioners
Clara Bentley
E A Taylor
Recorders
Florence Denseo
Treas. Asst
Lucille Parcells
Mt Wo
Catherine Richards
J T. Leish
Sherif
C F. Bentley
Nm J. Shay
Uc. Parcells
Hillman Dalley
Aggessor
Truth G. Dalley
Ol. Gurv
Itbert Willianss
Parowao Mercantile
Ti Rollo
Register of Vital
Lamoreaux
Register of Vital Statistics
New Barnes Primer
New England
Nathan Burk
Kentucky Cardinal High
Dicken
Smalled
the Nation
Kane Cao
Kentucky
Cardinal & Aftermath
Son & Daughter of
Middle Border Pictures
World's Almanac
Atong
Rel Zion
Quentin Durward Feter
Polly
Iter
Gachelor
Vola
Folerance
Joan and
Nancy Little
Folk
Blue Bennet Bend
Zeb
O'Brien
Mother Goose
Tom, Dick and
Harriett
Pudding Lane
Holland
Dot
Columbus
America
Silvester
Peter
Knox
Denver
Sherif Leigh
Dalley
Parcells
Bess Cummings
Emma Clark
James Green
Gee
A. Lowe Sr
W. W. Mitchell
New Presbyterian Chapel
Imogene Adams
Eva Adams
Pearl Ward
Leda Lyman
Alice Durham
Grace Adams
Relief Society Announcements
Ier
Gurr
Adams
Scenic Seasor
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