Carter Woman Pleads Not Guilty In Alienation Case
Daisy Butler alias Margaret Carter and John Weston faced a preliminary hearing before Justice Alvin Benson on charges of assault with intent to murder. Butler bound over to district court with $1,000 bond. Sheriff St. Flie testified that the pair overpowered him and handcuffed him to a pine tree near the Homestake mine. Weston’s involvement and a wider criminal ring were hinted at in testimony and external reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daisy Butler
Margaret Carter
John N
Jack) Weston
Lewis St. Flie
Butler
Joseph 3. Snow
St. George
Snow
Scott M. Matheson
Ellis J. Pickett
Sherrif Fifn
Jack Weston
Homestake
Weston
Benson
Shan
Tno
Leroy Hf. Cox
Pickett
California
Thes
Ward Returns to Pareman High School Next Winter
Anxiety over Orland Ward’s return as head of physical education at Pareman High School was eased when Superintendent Barlow received a wire from Foreman accepting the offered contract. Ward had been courted by Montana with a higher salary, but the board instructed Barlow to extend a similar offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orland Ward
Pareman High School
Barlow
fPoreman
Orland
Montana
Monroe Henson Plans Oakland Visit With Daughter
Monroe Henson and her young daughter Gojleen depart Sunday for Oakland California to visit her sister for the fourth time this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Henson
Gojleen
Oakland
California
Slater
Mra
Legion to Sponsor Cemetery Clean-Up
Vicorcommency Win U. Orton appeals to the community for a Memorial Day cemetery cleanup. With 13 out of the city away and acting commander John W. Gurr absent, he plans to mobilize Legion members for a morning effort using shovels rakes and transport to cover the site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. Orton
John W. Gurr
Orton
Legion
Court of Honor Planned in West Ward Chapel
A scout court of honor will be held Sunday at 2 30 in the West Ward chapel. Twelve boys will be awarded badges. Scout committeeman A Hatch will likely preside. Names of awardees are not available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Ward
Hell
A. (. Hatch
County Seeks Dreuth Relief Funds For Local Projects
County residents propose about 36000 dollars in drought relief to the state committee. Plans include emergency water supplies via pump wells in Tarowan and Cedar Valley, plus a Parowan ditch improvement and wells in Paragonah and the canyon. A survey committee will assess county needs and submit an application with M B Pack coordinating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oon
Tarowan City and
Fields
Parowan Reclamation Day-Adam) Co
Paragonah
Cedar Valley
Kanarra
Summit
Winns
Newcastle
George D. Clyde
Walter
Arthur RR. Fife
George J. Aforris
John S. Wooedhbury
Seher Ki. Harrison
M. BF. Pack
Salt Lake
Pack
Parowan Street and Cemetery Projects Delayed by Mix-Up
A miscommunication between Salt Lake and Federal Emergency Relief offices held up Parowan street work and paused cemetery spending. Project 23-A for the cemetery was approved by error, while street project 23 was overlooked. payments were halted until the mix-up is resolved and the street project approved for resumed work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake
Federal Emergency Relief Administration
Parowan
Parowan City
Salt Lake City
Flour Mill Committee To Report Tuesday
A Chamber of Commerce meeting will be held Tuesday night at the courthouse to review a report on the feasibility and costs of a new flour mill. Major L. Nelson Marsden Arthur Joseph and George D. Morrig comprise the committee presenting data on mills, power, materials, labor, and potential tax impact. All interested attendees are urged to join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Court House
Major L. Nelson Marsden
Arthur Joseph
George D. Morrig
West Ward Relief Hosts Mother's Day Program
The West Ward Relief society held a Mother's Day party last Tuesday with seventy five attendees. Grace Burt led the program featuring prayers, duets by Misses Quiten and Dalton, readings by Imogene Tinmons, harmonica performances, and verses by several members. A pink and white birthday cake topped the table as refreshments were served by officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West ‘Ward
Ward
Grace Burt
Iheart
Mary L. Oring
Mary Quiten
Myra Dalton
Glenna M. Ward
Imogene Tinmons
Claudia Pesvileton
Jean Jensen
Alary
Marsden
Ann Gunn
Sentiments
Anna Rasmussen
Rachel Pendleton
Avada Bettridge
Ethel Decker
Edna Hinteh
Nellie M. Clark
Adams
Luella A. Dalton
Melinda M. Adams
Olive Ward
Sarah A. Stevens
Arville Orton
Mary M. Marsden
New Beauty Shop Opens In Salt Lake City Area
Miss Ellen Dar launches four new beauty salons in town, bas ed in the Gift Shoppe, with Miss Day 14 as an experienced operator ready to perform all beauty treatments. The shop aims to fill a community need after relying on outside operators who stayed briefly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Dar
Salt Lake City
Ovn
Paula
Wilford Day
Sayed Camp Clean-Up Planned For Saturday
A weekend effort aims to clean and level Sayed Camp ground with volunteers meeting at the library at 9 a.m. for transportation. Workers will gather dead limbs and brush while two teams use a harrow and tuper to prepare the hall diamond area. The Forest Service plans playground equipment and ramps, and farmers are urged to protect fields from grasshoppers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Service
Paryletic Stroke Fatal For John Stevens
John Stevens dies after a paryletic stroke suffered Saturday night at his home. He was born in England in 1854 and lived in Parowan since 1843, married Sarah Ann Eliza in 1885, and leaves a large family, including forty grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Funeral services are set for Friday at 3 p.m. at the Wee wand chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Cana Weilbesder
Joan Stevens
Fermi
Alda
Wee Wand
Defensre
Eno Fandon
England
Robert
Mary Towler Stevens
America
Emifrais
Darowan
Fince
Wm. Stubbs
Ann Warren
Tryphoena West
Emily Dalton
Sarah Ann Eliza
Emily S. Dalton
Thera Tare Allen
John
Tohbert
Waller
Orien
Cowley
Wronring
Clarence
Edwin
Fedora
Sarah Huled
Lorena Tavis
Parowan
Pia
Tha SQ
Ie Wag
Cchurch
Bueland
Els
Ha City
Heeaven
Wipasalian
Bowery Road Work Stopped with Forest Road Near Standstill
Road repair crews along Bowery Road paused last week as funds near exhaustion. Al Lohrusky continues cat caterpillar work while CCC camp labor supports construction. Ranger Seaman notes three miles of the ledge top nearly finished and passable. hope to complete with funding and CCC aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howery
Beront
al. Lohrusky
Gurr
CCC
Mainntain
Seaman
Castle Valley
Ant
Feom
Jevgih
Evite cafe building to house EC&ES office by June
The Evite cafe site, formerly Kate Taylor’s property between Marsden Territory and the Meat Market in Le ire, is being prepared to become the EC and ES office. Clath expects occupancy by June while Paro wan Mercantile Co plans to expand and move its offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evite Cafe
Kate Taylor Sethank Aril
Marsden
Terriory
Leire
Itis
Clath
Pancy
June Lai
Paraowan Me‘eantile Co
Fishermen Urged to Report Stranded Fish to Wardens
Deputy state warden Eve lyn Tarry notes many fish in streams are stranded and dying. Fishermen or others who find stranded fish should report them so the fish can be dipped up and moved to other streams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vpame
Evelyn Tarry
City Appropriates For Summer Music and Local Projects
City council approved 700 dollars to fund summer music programs in the community, with 100 dollars more requested to bring Mr. Halverson from Cedar City for student instrument work. The council also discussed property abstracts, bridge construction near Wi. Blitehall’s home, and life owner loan applications, urging prompt action to avoid loss of property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aboo
City Egg
Aggre Cial
Thigatowit
Bey School
Funda
Vom Perusate
Atv
Peterran
Han
Ilalverson
Cedar City
Conpell
Ily
Wi. G. Blitehall
Alen
Also Mentioned on This Page
Carter
George Weston
Lefendant
Colorado Fiver
Arizona Strip
Butter
Mr. Dalton
E. R. A. Ball
West Ward Relief
Harmonica Sola
Alice MM. Stevens
Darry Hopkins
Ihig State
Amayor
Five Mile
Othe Forest
John Stevens
Myrtle Thornton Cochrine
Teoele
Tela Hives
Atrs Fenny Wiltsen
Mere
Colorado
Mable A. Mardongld
Pavel Dawn
Arizona
Macdonald
Bowery
Ec&es
Jay Monte
White Angel of
The
Dadoc
Sonya
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!