Poppy Day and Veterans Care Highlight Obscure Memoir
A wartime piece describes the burden on veterans and families, noting millions of veterans needing hospital care and disability support. It emphasizes Poppy Day fundraising by the Legion and Auxiliary to assist disabled veterans and widows with relief, and the role of poppy sales in funding care and employment for disabled men. Also mentions three Parowan High School graduates in 1933 and a grandson living with grandparents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legici
Yelerahn
Geogre A. Lowe Sr
Parowan High School
Thora
One Lowe
George A. J
E. I. Lowe
Alphonse
Laura Lowe Rose
New Suits Filed and Foreclosure Tax Dispute Highlight Week
Court filings show several suits including challenges to property taxes after foreclosure and a county tax dispute. Other cases list Cedar City water title quieting and United States Fidelity v Stevenson notes. Adrian Adams of Oakland and his brother ElDon are mentioned in a separate Motor Equipment Co. report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar City Corporation
Weat Meld Res. & Fing, Co. Et al
Sake Mets
United States Fidelity and Guaranty Co
Wm. Stevenson
Adrian Adams
The
Motor Equipment Co
Oakland
Cal
W. L. Adams
Salt Lake
Ogden
Mr. Rodes
Malesman
Adman
ElDon
Education Board Budgets, Coal Deals and Nursery Plan
The Iron County Board of Education met Saturday approving bus maintenance and yearlong coal contracts with Cedar City and Parowan dealers, excluding Kanarra for now. They will supply 225 tons by Macfarland Hot Coal Co and 200 tons for Parowan by Kean Coal, with Webster and Nelson providing for Paragonah and other districts. A nursery school in Parowan tied to WPA is planned, plus a six week summer kindergarten in Cedar City with Mrs Booth and Miss Ott. Librarians Miss Lois Jones and Mrs Bayrie Adams will catalog Cedar City and Parowan libraries this summer. The board will ask Paragonah to include school grounds in town limits and request county police protection at the school until annexation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ircb County Board of Education
M.kunlandey
Leste
Cedar City
Parewan
Paragonah
Wtherachedg
Kanarra
Macfarlane Hot Coal Company
Kiean Coal Company
Parowan
Webster and Nelson
Edicors
Kaharra
Parowan i
Mattie Booth
Mary Ott
Lois Jones
Bayrie Adams
Paragonah Town
Paragonah City
Iron County Record
Garden Club Teas and Plans at Cedar Breaks Cafe
Garden Club members enjoyed a Friday tea at Cedar Breaks Cafe on May 20 with entertainment by Max Dalley and Ria orchestra plus a girls trio. Talks on pardoning by Mrs Lizzie Adams Mrs Fae Benson and Maud Parcells followed. The club plans a May 23 meeting at Mrs Fae Benson home to discuss gardening, community improvement, and a possible excursion. Mrs F V Del Vecchio and her daughters return to Beryl this weekend.
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Garden Club
Cedar Breaks Cafe
Max Dalley
Ria
Margaret Hatch
Aston Gurr
Mary Jane Mitchell
Lizzie Adams
Fae Benson
Maud Parcells
Gladiolus
F. V. del Vecchio
Beryl
Local Notes and Personal News Summary
Local names Harold Joansen Cedar City LaVerkin friends and relatives were seen visiting and attending events. Frank Hulm on crutches after an accident. Matheson operated for kidney issues. Gym class trip to LaVerkin pool and graduation visits from Long Beach relatives. Art Lowder returns from Los Angeles to work as a cook. Adams son released from hospital after pneumonia. Legion Auxiliary meeting planned with attendance urged. Delegates to Democratic State convention head to Salt Lake City.
Rejection of Bus Merger Proposal in Commerce Report
J Ed ward Davey chief with the Interstate Commerce Commission recommends blocking a proposed merger between Burlington Trailways and Interstate Transit Lines as harming public welfare. The Burlington unit under National Trailways competes with Greyhound on the Chicago to West Coast route. The report argues absorption into Interstate Transit Lines would reduce competition and hurt the traveling public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Migrer
Burlington Trailways
Burlington Railroad
Interstate Transit Lines
Union Pacificc
Northwestern
Interstate Commerce Commission
Mergt
National Trailways System
Greyhound Bus System
Interstate
Burlington
Davey
New Girls Dormitory Completed at University Utah
The University of Utah completes a three story girls dormitory named Carlson Hall funded by Mary J. Carlson’s bequest of 120 009 and a $50 000 PWA grant. The building, designed for eighty residents on the first floor, features a sunroom, dining room, living rooms, large baths, and modern heating. Furnishings are being purchased for occupancy in the fall and the grounds include sprinkling, lawns, shrubs, and a straight path to the male dorms.
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Utah
Mary J. Carlson
Agence Hall
University of Utah
Haiti
Imatron
Salt Lake City
W. Kent Evans
Bingle Ang
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Pope
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Pydé
Tue Land Board
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Chicago
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Portiana
Egard OF Education
the Garden Club
Harold Joansen
Waa & Pug
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Ant Beth Lymat
Frank Hulm
Gays Ag
Can £. Matheson
Orland Ward
LaVerkin
Messia
Lioyd
Ardell Hyatt
Long Beach
Yusit
Art Lowder
Art
Eugene Cena
Hayward
California
Ernest Orion
Bernarr Adams
Anteel J. Adams
Parowan Post
American Legion Auxiliary
West Ward
Hugh E. Matheson
County Hostital
Messrs
George Chilton
John H. Pendleton
Arch Benson
D. C
John
Dalton
Dot
Joseph Jorgensen
Eva
Argiliz
LeGrande Héinton
Ordervilla
Mr. Jorgensen
Alton Orton
Mrs. Orton
Avery Atopover
Interstate Tranalt Lines
Omaha
Parowan Drug Store
Pacific
Alladin Theatre
SUN
Ian Hunter
Pat Patterson
Micky Mouse
Wheeler and Woolsey
Comedy & News
Ricario Cortez
Case Farm Machinery
Southern Utah Dairy Co. Parowan
Como
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