Convention Of Women S Clubs To Be Held Here
The annual Convention Of Women S Clubs meets in Cedar City Utah this week with officers elected led by Gwen M Gurr as president and Mrs Georgia B Mitchell as secretary treasurer The event includes district meetings at the Elks lodge a noon lunch at the El Escalante and sessions with State Organization leader Mrs Weston Vernon addressing members
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Wome
Utah
Eeeranon City
Cedar
Bee Gene
Wen M. Gurr
Georgia B. Mitchell
Elks Lodge Hall
Rose Hamblin
Kanab
el Es
Leslir Ford
Cedar City
Hisorian
J. Foster
Wilson Lunt
Miers. C. McClark
The
Pareewan Clab
Ravy Needs Support Of Those It Protects
An aging letter extols Navy dedication and urges public support for the armed forces. The writer recalls insults toward service members, stresses national pride tied to the Navy, and urges readers to contact naval recruiting stations for information and backing.
Devoted Mother Dies After Lingering Illness
Sarah Alice Davenport Applegate 54 wife of James G. Applegate and mother of eight died May 16 at the family home after complications from an appendectomy. She was born February 15, 1876 in Parowan and survived by her husband, eight children, two brothers, a sister, and several relatives. Funeral services were held at the West Ward chapel with a choir performance and floral tributes. burial followed with a cemetery dedication.
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Acain Parowan
Sarah Alice Davenport Applemate
James GE. Applemale
Sunuiena
Applegate
Arthur Sobingon
Lucius Tenson
Valeria
Lyle
Vern
Jarowan
Mra. D. F. James
San Fernando
Calif
Jas C. Applegate
Cedar City
L. Robbnaron
Paragonah
John H. and
Robet Davenport
Parowan
Evangelins D. Woolley
Las Vegas
Nev
Airs
S&s
Relief Society
Wmod Auchie Neal Davenport
West Ward
W. Leonard Evans
Cho
Ray D. Garner
A. Matheson
Joan Stevens
Barbara MM. Adams
Walter C. Michell
Shep Topham
Metta Robinson
L. J. Adams
Mother Machree
Glenpa M. Ward
East Ward Rewif Society Announces May Birthday Party
Officers of the East Ward Rewif Society announce their annual All Members birthday party next Wednesday May 28 at the usual meeting place. An appropriate program is planned followed by refreshments. All members are invited.
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East Ward
Rewif Gociety
Popular Young Couple Married This Week in Parowan
Two Parowan young people, Wardahl Bennett and Amtia Ruth Ibyatt, were married Tuesday in the St. George temple. The groom, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bennett, is a Parowan high school graduate. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hoy Hivatt, was given a trousseau shower with about one hundred guests. After a short stay in Parowan they plan to move to Oregon around June 10 where Dell will seek work with his brother Earl.
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Parowan
Wardahl Bennett
Amtiaa Ruth Ifyatt
St. George Temple
Thomas Bennett
Th S Parowan High School
Mann
Hoy Hivatt
Bedvye
Oregon
Dell
Earl
Legion's Baseball Challenge Accepted for Memorial Day
The Day Farms Company group accepted the Legion challenge to play baseball on Memorial day and added barn yard golf horseshoe pitching wrestling and boxing in the events. Some Otter boys may also join, possibly making two baseball games that afternoon.
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American Legion
Day Farms Company
Ootler
Legion
Service Star Legion
Daff Morris
School borrows 8000 to finish year's work
The School Board borrowed 8000 from Deseret National Bank at six percent to finish the year’s work due to a large delinquent tax list. Repayment will be a spring requirement for taxpayers without any extra levy requested for school purposes.
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Tear
Pofram
Deseret National Bank
Toe
Holstein Heifer Imports Arrive for Sale in Local Lot
Mr. Wm. A. Evans, back from Southern California, brings a car load of Holstein heifers from the Imperial valley via El Centro. Ages range from yearlings to three years. Inspectors will check the stock before sale. registration status not disclosed.
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Wm. A. Evans
California
Imperial Valley
el Centro
Men zees Clark Wins Parry Oratory Award at B A C
From the Iron County Record Menzie Clark of the city won the Parry award for oratory at the B A C this year Miss Caroline Parry established two annual awards one for oratory in honor of her father John Parry founder of the institution and one for the ideal type of Womanhood named for her mother Mary Ann Parry The latter went to Miss Dagma Seaman Governor Frank Seaman forest ranger Also awarded were the Judd Medal to Owen K Sanders for oratory and the bronze oratory medal from the Utah Society of the Sons of the American Revolution First awards in dramatics went to Wayne Lydell J Applegate Rachel Petty and Mildred Macfarlane other notes include Mr and Mrs Woodruff Pends ion welcoming a new baby at their home.
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Iron County Record
Mennes Clark
Parry
Misa Caroline Parry
John Parry
Mary Ann Parry
Dagma Seaman
Frank Seaman
Oberhansley
BG. A. C
Judd
Owen K. Sanders
Bronz
Utah Society of the Sona of the American Revolution
Waynua Lydell
J. Applegate
Rachel Petty
Mildred Macfarlane
IAd Breaks Leg in Canyon Fall
Bidon Adams seventeen year old son of Mr and Mrs W L Adams was badly injured when he fell from a seventy five foot ledge in a canyon while scouts explored for swallows nests. He landed leg broken between knee and ankle and bones protruding. He received first aid and was rushed to County hospital where surgeons expect a lengthy recovery.
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Bidon Adams
W. L. Adams
Clark
Hmb
Giutante
Elden
County Commissioners Do Month's Business
County Commissioners meet after a brief absence and authorize road repairs and new project planning. They declined a fifty fifty bridge grant, shifted maintenance responsibilities, rejected a pension at ten dollars monthly, and authorized tax anticipation notes of 356090 while awaiting better terms. They also discussed Parowan oiling and future cooperation with Parowan City on street work.
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State Head Commission
Paragonah
Road Commission
Bastis Ag
Amelia Flowers
Kanarra
Tron Springs Junction
Desert Mound
Man Killed By Auto On Buckhorn Flat
Inquest verdict finds that Lester Thomas Stanliff was struck by a car driven by A T Farrell near Buckhorn flat on a Saturday night. The coroner's jury held the death could have been avoided and described Stanliff as about forty, injured when the Ford he leaned from was hit on the highway. The inquest was conducted by H G Parcells before Justice Wm Bet fridge coroner.
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Lester Thomas Stanliff
Allan Lester
A. T. Farrell
Buckhorn Flat
Coreinar
John T. Mitchell
Ray D. Garner
Richard AM. Benson
H. G. Parcells
Wm. Bet+ fridge ag
Farrell
Ford
Thomas
Vietm
Iron County fills all teaching vacancies completing staff list
Superintendent Barlow announces all vacancies in Iron County School District are filled. The final staff roster includes names across Cedar City Taragonah Kanarra and New Castle room schools, detailing numerous teachers and aides across multiple campuses.
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Iron County
Barlow
Kanarra
RK. R. Cail
Wayie Williams
New Castle
Mm. B. Dalley
Mildred Farnaworth
Enoch
Miss Hrough
Midwalled
Lillis Jones
Modena
Charlotte Cols
Beryl
Lavina Marchat
Luod
Helen Livingston
Iron Springs
Grace Bates
Former Residents Daughter Answers Call for a Mission
Mizg Clea Mickelson, daughter of Mr and Mrs J E Mickelson of Lovell Wyoming, is visiting her grandfather and relatives before leaving early next week to serve a mission for the L D S church in the Central States. She is assigned to Duluth Mina to commence her labors.
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Mizg
Clea Mickelson
J. E. Mickelson
Lovell
Wyoming
Central States
Duluth
Mina
Boy breaks elbow in horse riding accident
Karl Orton thirteen year old son of Mr and Mrs Elisa Orten broke his arm when he fell from a horse Monday afternoon. Dr Burton treated him and he was taken to the hospital where the elbow was set and bandaged. The injury is serious but progressing. Citizens urged to help with company cleanup next Friday.
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Karl Orton
Mre
Elisa Orten
Burton
Miss Vance Resigns From Perowan High School Faculty
From the Country Superintendents office we learn that Miss Elma Vance, instructor in physical education and English at Perowan High School, has tendered her resignation and will not be back next winter. Miss Myrls Hibbert of Provo, a BYU product, has been employed in Miss Vance's place.
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Offica
Elma Vance
Iontructor
Perowan High School
Misa Uryls Hibbert
Provo
Misa Vanee
Card of Thanks from Applegate Family
The Applegate family expresses sincere gratitude to those who assisted during their wife and mother’s illness and after her death. They thank the Relief Society and all who attended the services, neighbors, and friends for kindness shown. James F. Applegate and family.
Cedar Will Have Rodeo This Year Says Petersen
H B Petersen a prominent Legion member states Cedar will stage its rodeo this year defying a Times column refuting the plan Wallace Smith ride commander Post 74 confirms the rodeo and race meet will proceed as usual Grabh’s annual event is expected to go ahead with Milnas noted in the matter
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The
Times
H. B. Petersen
Legion
Petersen
Wallace Smith
Post 74
Myr Smith
Milnas
Grabh
Fish to be planted in local streams
Clark Orton and George Chiton of the Gun & Rod Club visited Beaver to arrange stocking this season. They were promised fish availability as transportation is arranged, with a hatchery stock of fine fish nearly ready for planting.
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Bmocasia
Clark Orton
George Chiton
Gun & Rod Club
Beaver
Wheatie
Iroe County School District Budget Meeting Preview
Tentative budget for the Iroe Cony School District for next year will be presented by Superintendent Barlow and Miss Stolls at the Board of Education meeting. The budget will be open for public inspection for a couple of weeks after approval, and the public is urged to offer suggestions.
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Iroe Cony
Board of Education
Barlow
Miss Stolls
Cemetery Cleanup Seeks Teams and Wagons Next Friday
The cemetery committee of the City Council asks for teams and wagons to assist a Friday morning cleanup. The goal is to remove debris and place gravel so driveways are kept clear. Pauet Ward recently traveled to East Lake City on business.
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Pauet Ward
East Lake City
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Ailtheir Hane
Iad
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Parowan City
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Richards and Rasmussen
Geome
Parowan Main Street
Board of Equalization
Buckhorn
Hazel Granger
Eileanor Pean
Kate Isom
Ada Glark
Vic Carter
Mary A. Wansen
Melvin Devane
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Robert Me Omile
Lucille Nelf
Doris Paternen
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P. HS
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