Architects Employed For Cedar City High School Plan
Cedar City boards hire Studgson and McClanahan to draft building plans for the new high school. Site decision leans toward near the present junior high. calendar set for 36 weeks starting September 1 with three new teachers approved. A six week kindergarten session will be held this summer under Mrs. Mattie H. Roth and Miss Mary Gott for entering students.
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Cedar City
Board of
Educaton
Studgson and McClanahan
Ogden
Junor High School
Ci Fion Chabteley
Mr. Pendleton
Trees
Katherine Dixon
Cedar Junio High
Vivian Lealytt
Mise Marion White
Bar
Mattie H. Roth
Mary Gott
Returning Elder Daniel Crawford to Lead West Ward Meeting
Elder Daniel Crawford returned from the New Zealand mission will be the spring speaker in the West Ward sacrament meeting Sunday at 8 p.m. due to a Union Meeting in the afternoon. Ormel Weight will play violin. Mrs. Della Marsden accompanies. No East Ward meeting at that time. attendance urged for both wards.
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Biitepric
West
Daniel Crawford
Heme
New Zealand
Pring Pal
Alusical
Vioin Soto
Ormel Weight
Weight
Iron County School District Budget Hearing Set
Notice announces a public hearing on the 1938 budget for the Iron County School District. The session is at 2:20 p.m. Saturday June 4 in Cedar City Utah, held at the Board of Education office. Clerk Janet Rollo signs the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iron County
Board of Education
Cedar Cty
Utah
Local News Roundup and Classified Bargains
The page highlights a summer recreation program and a school board meeting recap. It lists property to be sold by the county, ads from the Morantnie Company and the Dairy Company, and bargains for thrifty shoppers seeking home industry items.
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Mortantie Company
The
Dairy Company
State Auditor Explains Bounty Fund Use and Shortfalls
State Auditor John W. Guy explains the bounty levy history from 1925 to 1937, noting revenue declines due to fewer livestock and higher overdrawn balances. The report details allocations to rabbit and rodent control and predator extermination, and shows federal matching funds boosted by state contributions in Utah.
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John W. Guy
W. Clair Rowley
Able
Fevy
Utah
Usg.c
Iron County G. O. P. Names New Officers
The Cougary Convention of the Republican Party named Adium CG Seeemister Cedar City as chairman to lead the County Republican Central Committee. Mrs. Charles R. Hunter was elected vice-chairman and Frank B. Wood named secretary. An executive committee with representatives from communities across the county was appointed. The convention also selected 17 delegates and alternates to the State convention in Salt Lake City on June 18. Delegates include Clair Jillet Albert A. Marsden HH. C. Parcells Walford Day and A. C. Hatch of Parowan, Rex Holland Durham Morris A E B Harris Ada Weed Wooster Kas R Hunter Zona Wood R J Shay J W Bergstrom Dr. Bowman Ruth Slutter and J. Davyd Leigh of Cedar City, plus George F.R. Williams of Kanarra. Alternates include W. Clair Rowley Parowan Samuel Abbott Paragoonah A Johnson Rose Fuller Stanford Jones J F P Fuller Val Johnson Cedar City Lex Shields Kanarra T Jones Newcastle and Ray Grimshaw Enoch. Delegates from Parowan districts were W. Clair Rowley Clair Hulet H C Parcells Alyn Ben3en District No.2 A C Slateh Barbara M. Adams and District No.3 Silas J. Ward Tard Richarda Kir Mrs. Wm. J. Matheson and Ernest Romayney with two children from Duncan Arizona visited county relatives. Mrs. Belle Mitchell Taggart and daughter Rosemary have been here since Sunday with her father Wm. Cr. Mitchell and plan Memorial Day trip to Coalville before returning in June. County clerk’s office will hold a complete receipt and expenditure report for the year.
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Republican Party
Adium CG. Seeemister
Cedar City
Republican Central Committee
Myrcu
Higbée
Charles R. Hunter
Cairman
Utah
Frank BG. Wood
Wee
Salt Lake City
Clair Jillet
Albert A. Marsden
HH. C. Parcells
Walford Day
A. C. Hatch
Parowan
Rex Holland
Durham Morris
A. EB. Harris
Ada Weed Wooster
Kas. R. Hunter
Zona Wood
R. J. Shay
J. W. Bergstrom
Dr. Bowman
Ruth Slutter
J. Davyd Leigh
Cedar Oity
George FR. Williams
Kalarra
W. Cler Rowley
Parowah
Samuel Abbott
Parageonah
A. , Johnson
Rose Fuller
Stanford Jones
J. FP. Fuller
Val Johnsson
Lex Shields
Kanarra
Newcastle
Ray Grimshaw
Enoch
Welfare Conference Planned for Iron County May 27 28
The Iron County Department of Public Welfare met May 21 in Cedar City to discuss a regional conference set for May 27 and 28 at the First Ward Chapel. Attendees include county welfare board members, staff, and county commissioners from Millard Beaver Washington and Iron. State welfare officials and Child Welfare Bureau representatives are expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iron County Department of Publi Welfare Board
Cedar City
First Ward
County Welfare Board
Millard
Beaver
Washington
Iron Counties
States Department
Parcswan Garden Club Announces June Excursion
The Parcswan Garden Club schedules an excursion and joint meeting with Gardeno Club of Cedarity for next Wednesday in June. Members interested should contact Fae Genson, Mame Orton, Maud Parcells, or Amanda Remon. No meeting Monday due to excursion.
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Parcswan Garden Club
Gardeno Club of
Cedarity
Fae Genson
Mame Orton
Maud Parcells
Amanda Remon
West Ward R S Honors Mothers and Daughters Day
The West Ward R S observed its annual Mothers and Daughters Day with Grace D. Burt in charge. The program featured singing, readings, solos by Morris Howley and violins by Evelyn Hulat, readings by Luisa A. Dalton, a musical reading, jokes by mothers and daughters, and a closing song and prayer. Notable attendees included Esthér E. Orton, Marie Lyman Munford, Sarah A. Stevens, Beatrice Hulet Mickelson, and Mrs. Louie Warren who had seven daughters. A committee served a luncheon with Avada Bettridge as chair.
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Anna Rasmussen
Irene Marsden
Yotal Slo
Avvada Bettridge
Hazel Penvieton
Esthér E. Orton
Marie Lyman Munford
Sarah A. Stevens
Sarah Hulett
S. Irs
Warren
Avada Bettridge
God
Eliza KR. Stevens
One Time Resident Here Dies at Beaver
Riabel Briggs widow of Robert Briggs longtime Parowan resident dies at Beaver home after years of illness. She was 80 on March 24, aunt of Arm Chur Robinson and Etta Lister and Mrs George Shevans, sister of Arthur Robuson. Survived by husband, a son Frank of Salt Lake City, and four brothers Lorenzo Wim J Robinson Walter and Charles Stobinson.
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Riabel Briggs
Robert Briggs
Parowan
Beaver
Arm Chur, Robinson
Etta Lister
Arthur Robuson
George
Briggs
Pum
Frank
Salt Lake City
Lorenzo
Wim
J. Robinson
Seed Potato Planting Started This Week
Seed potato planting begins in Parowan Valley with about sixty four acres set for Parowan and Paragonah farmers. J T Lyell of Minnesota supplies White Rose seed and will supervise planting in Iron County and market the crop via Kern County growers. Planting density rises to 100 pounds per acre to avoid oversized seed, machinery use common, and multiple growers test small plots without water. Union Pacific Railroad officials plan to assist with storage facilities and to showcase California field practices in August. Final grower list includes Adams, Day, Guir, Pendleton, Holyoak, Evans, Taylor, Hatterman, and others with acreages from 1 to 12.
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Parowan Valley
Parowan
Paragonah
W. Clair Rewity
Putate Growtng
D.e
la VG
J. T. Lyell
Mooea¢ad
Minnesota
Iron County
Lyell
Kern County
Bear Valley
Georga
Risley
Union Pactte Railroad
Reelelta
Kern c
Montana
Idaho
Oregon
Techni Walor News
California
H. L. Adams
Wilford Day
P. H. Guir
Warrie Pendleton
Thea K. Holyoak
Hace Evans
Ross Taylor
Gam Aghott
Jos. FY Holyoak
Ray, Robinson
Clair Rowley
George Rowley
Sam Hatterman
Melbun Bye
C. L. Robbinson
Cecar Lyman
Summer Recreation Program Opens In City
The city sponsored WPA summer recreation program resumes after a month layoff. Louise Moarteng announces activities at the school grounds including playground periods for all ages, softball for men and boys, girls softball, tennis instruction, and racquet turn-ins. Tennis and other classes will run weekdays with sessions listed, and attendance is open to all. Mr. and Mrs. Morris Johnson, winter residents of Cassiedale, visit before spending the summer in Salt Lake City.
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Didh
Louise Moarteng
Turmeh
Morris Johnson
Cassiedale
Johnson
May Tax Sale to Be Held Tomorrow
Iron Country's annual May tax sale will be held tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock at the front door of the County Court House. About one hundred parcels will be offered, largely delinquent since 1933 and earlier. Properties sell to the highest cash bidder or the county may bid in. After sale, the auditor's tax deed allows sale by the Board of County Commissioners to anyone paying taxes, interest, penalties, and costs.
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Iron Country
County Court
Louse
Board of County Commissioners
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Second Ward
Janet Rollo Clerk Iron Co
Nora Mason
Shining Palace
If George Barclay
Autoglro
Vertical Landing
Floyd Gibbons Tesis
Adventurers' Club
la Lémuel F
Clair Hulet H. ¢. Parcells
Alyn Ben3en
A. C. Slateh
Barbara M. Adams
Silas J. Ward
Tard Richarda
Belle Mitchell Taggart
Rosemary
Wm. Cr. Mitchell
Coalville
Mr. Mitchell
Plete
Offea
J. W. Gitmdn
Department of Public Welfare
A. Burton
M. Parmelee
Vera W. Pohlman
Kiss Anna Sundwall
Duraion
Child Welfare Service
Aleta Brownley
U. S&s. Children’s H Bureau
Ellis Johnson
Commodity Dstribution
Darrell J. Greenwell
Wr P. A
Navajo
Iron County Welfare Board
Ivan Decker
Wnatona County Commissioners Convention
Rock Island
Linois
Southern Utah Parks and Goulder
Fie Benesa
Parowan Garden Club
West Ward R.S
the Times
West Ward
Relet Sociary
Mothers and Daughters
Grace D. Burt
Shevens
Aisne-Marne
Belleau
France
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