Memorial Day work at cemetery celebrated by Legion volunteers
In observance of Memorial Day the local Legion and many citizens improved the cemetery grounds clearing brush grading drives and decorating graves. Flags flew over the graves of ex service men Leoni das Clark Wilford Benson and Randall Dalton. The Service Star Legion served lunches to raise funds for a soldiers memorial to be unveiled on Armistice Day. The Blue Lantern hosted the season’s first dance that evening under American Legion direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonidas Clark
Wilford Benson
Randall Dalton
Lele
Service Star Legion
American Legion
Locals And Personal News Roundup
Attorney Sam Cline of Milford visited Parowan on Tuesday for business. Wilford Day left for a brief northern trip to observe the Dern versus Lewis wrestling bout. Milliard Halterman came from Midvalley on business. Mrs. Taylor Parkinson leaves early this week to visit family in Benjamin for two to three weeks. West Ward Gleaner Girls toured the St George Temple led by James and Orwin Green. Mrs. Rose Hyatt returned from Provo and Salt Lake City. PT Trimmer developing the old Bentley homestead plans stocking it with ducks geese and turkeys totaling about a hundred ducks twenty five geese and hundreds of turkeys with expansion planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilford Day
Dern
Lewis
West Ward
St. George Temple
Mesars
James
Orwin Green
M. BE
Trimmer
Bentley
Food Packing Demonstration Planned in Cedar City
An expert on modern food packing will speak Friday at 8:30 p.m. in the Second Ward Chapel Cedar City under the Women’s Club. L E Brauel will lecture and answer questions after presenting 200 sample bottles of fruits meats and vegetables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar City
Second Ward
L. E. Brauel
United States
Utah
University of Utah
Utah Agriculture College
Logan
B. YY
Provo
Brauel
New West Ward Church and Amesment Hall Rise Rapidly
Work on the New West Ward Church and the amusement hall progresses fast. Indications point to sturdy, impressive structures that will serve the community well. Cement work is finished and brick walls are rising quickly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Ward
Walla
Honor roll grows with new subscribers this week
Our honor roll of new and renewal subscribers grows bigger each week with thanks to Thomas D. Adame Orlando Adama Charles D. Adama Louis Adams Albert Adams Donald Pendleton Gatea Burt Nelson Mareden Edward M Dalton Parowan Clare Luke Charlestown Utah J K B Mickelson Lovell Wyoming H B Robinson Paragohah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas D. Adame
Orlando Adama
Charles D. Adama
Louis Adams
Albert Adams
Adams
Donald Pendleton
Gatea Burt
Nelson Mareden
Edward M. Dalton
Parowan
Clare EE. Luke
Charleston
Utah
J. KB. Mickelson
Lovell
Wyoming
H. B. Robinson
Paragohah
Paragonah Visitors and Local Business Trips
Mr and Mrs Rulon Barton from Paragonah visited on business this week. Cc L Robinson and son from Paragonah were here yesterday. Court reporter W W Keller is in town transcribing as court convenes next week. George E Chilton and Cyril Wilcock left for a brief business trip to Salt Lake City. Mr and Mrs Lamond McQuarrie visited last week with Mrs McQuarries people, the John H Gurr family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rulon Barton
Paragonah
Cc. L. Robinson
WW. M. Keller
Messia
George E. Chilton
Cyril Wilcock
Salt Lake City
Jos. I. Richarda
Thomas Davenport
Mr. Davenport
Scott Day Buys First Parcwan Ford in Town
Scott Day becomes the first Parcwan man to purchase one of the new Fords. He has worn a Coach for several days as part of his style. Mrs Gwen M Gurr returns from Salt Lake City and Ruth New where her son Ross resides. Mrs Etla Crane Robinson attended a social given by the F A N club, formerly her member, last Thursday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Day
Parcwan
Gwen M. Gurr
Salt Lake City
Ruth, New
Ross
Etla Crane Robinson
F. A. N. Club
Conference Highlights and Local Visitors Reported
David A. Smith of the Presiding Bishopric attended the conference at the 1st Ward tabernacle. Returned missionaries and church leaders spoke on missionary work prayer and tithing. Local visitors included Mr. Benson Haycock and Mrs. Edgar Patterson. Nat Benson faced surgery but the outlook improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David A. Smith
Dierman
H. Karl Jiarrisom
New Castle
Eldon Jones
Enoch
Western States
Cloyd B. Berry
Kanarra
Central States
Charlotte ER. Minator
Cedar First Ward
Hawaii
New Zealand
Wi Fh. Palmer
Arthur FR. Fre
Lucius N. Marsden &R
Thomas W. Jones
Taragonah
Wilford Lay
Clark C. EB. Riddle
Milton H. Harris
Store leadership changes noted at Paragonah and Mercantile
Ike Mortensen now manages the Paragonah store with Ray Mitchell assisting at the Mercantile. Ted Stubbs has replaced his Essex with a new Chevrolet in the past few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ike Mortensen
Paragonah
Ray Mitchell
Ted Stubbs
Hig Essex
Miss Lizzie Bettridge Visits Home From St George
Miss Lizzie Bettridge returns home with her parents after attending St George during the winter. Mr and Mrs Glen Taylor are home for a two week visit before heading to summer school. Glen taught at Snowville last winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie Bettridge
St. George
Glen Taylor
Glen
Snowville
Local residents head west for sheep shearings and travel
Win E Thorn ton Merrill Thorn ton John Mickelson and Joseph Ward departed for Wyoming to shear sheep. Clara Bentley rode Red Feather to Provo for commencement week then plans to Salt Lake City for summer work. Mr. and Mrs. J Harold Mitchell returned from Safford Arizona where Harold served as High School Principal. they remain unsure about summer plans or attending summer school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Win. E
Merrill Thornton
John Mickelson
Joseph E. Ward
Wyoming
Misa Clara Bentley
Red Feather
Provo
Salt Lake City
J. Harold Mitchell
Safford Arizona
Harold
County Officials Bid in Cedar Day Tax Sale
County Commissioner E. E. William and son Alex with County Assessor Hillman Dalley and Bir Lafayette McConpel from Cedar today bid on property at the May tax sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. William
Alex
Hillman Dalley
Bir
Lafayette McConpeil
Cedar
Property purchase noted at May tax sale
Johosh Bonper traveled from Beryl to bid at the May tax sale today. Principal Hatch, hired by the Forest Service for the summer, took his family to the mountains yesterday and plans to stay until mid June. Mrs Hatch will visit relatives in Salt Lake City for about a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johosh
Bonper
Beryl
Hatch
Forest Service
Mountainge
Salt Lake City
Misses Decker and Mitchell head to California for visit
Ruth Decker and Itha Mitchell left on the bus for California to visit relatives for a time. J Alma Bengon and family return from Catente Nevada after a winter there. Allee Bardwell left for California for a weeks visit with her parents, leaving sister Mary and Mrs Henry Ifeap in charge of the store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Decker
Itha Mitchell
California
J. Alma Bengon
Catente
Nevada
Allee Bardwell
Mary
Henry Ifeap
Ada Mitchell Lindsley Visits With Salt Lake City Kin
Mrs Ada Mitchell Lindsley of Salt Lake City arrives for a big week with her family amid plans for Mrs Nellie M. Clark to join from Salt Lake City next week and spend the summer here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Ada Mitchell Lindsley
Salt Lake City
Here
Nellie M. Clark
Bishop Adams Drives New Chevrolet Truck
Local notes report Bishop H. I. Adams has been driving a new Chevrolet truck the last several days, highlighting a recent vehicle purchase and ongoing mobility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bishop H. l. Adams
Joseph Tr Lister Sets New Buick In Late Week Purchase
Joseph Tr Lister acquired a new Buick sometime last week, marking a recent automobile purchase. The exact model and showroom details are not specified in the available text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Tr. Lister
Whats in a name call Mary and see
Shakespeare asked what’s in a name and a California professor shows many Marys and Williams in the United States. Elme Scott Watson profiles this topic in The Times issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Shakespeare
California
Gils
Williams
United States
James
Elme Scott Watson
the Times
City Animal Control Ordinance Cited On Stake Law
The Cry ordinance sections warn against letting cattle horses sheep or swine roam in public places and outline penalties up to $50 fine or 30 days hard labor for unlawful taking of animals. It notes the marshal enforces the law and quips about Italy's handshake law as a jab at political rhetoric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tow City
Snow Cover Halts Road Repair Near Lowder Ranger Station
Forest Hanger Cox reports the Brian Lheads District and surrounding Lowder Ranger Station area blanketed in snow. Crews sent to repair the road in the vicinity abandoned the effort due to the heavy snow and blizzard conditions.
Principal employed for Panguitch Lake forest work
Principal A latch is employed by the Forest Service to perform improvement work near Panguitch Lake this summer and to serve as a fire guard. He is currently stationed at the Little Valleys station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latch
Forest Service
Panguitch Lake
Little Valleys Station
Fanguitch Lake road overhaul completed for the season
Maintenance on the Fanguitch Lake road is finished with some reconstruction. The route is reported in the best condition it has ever been, ready for the season’s travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fanguitch Lake
Road project survey near Levy ranch nearing start
Survey work on a new road completed for two and a half miles west of the Levy ranch. Officials expect construction to begin shortly, marking a step forward in local infrastructure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levy Ranch
Supervisor Olsen at Blue Spring Station With Ranger Cox
Supervisor Olsen has stayed a week at Blue Spring station with Ranger Cox performing BU pervigory tasks and overseeing operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olsen
Blue Spring Station
Ranger Cox
Ranger Seamen Prepare for Livestock Admission Season
Ranger crews in Parowan and Paragonah set in place measures two days before the week begins to admit permitted livestock onto the forest when the season opens. The notice signals readiness and regulatory compliance ahead of the upcoming grazing period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parowan
Paragonah
Court Convenes Here Tuesday For June Term
The June term of the District Court will convene here next Tuesday at 2 o'clock with Judge Burton presiding. A jury has been drawn, but juror calls depend on conditions. The criminal calendar is light, with four cases. one defendant is a fugitive, another to be turned over to Millard County. Only two remaining criminal cases may be tried. The Bank of Southern Utah suit against Mammoth Plaster & Cement Co is the main civil matter. Thirty five jurors were drawn, including residents from Parowan Cedar City and Enocgh regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Burton
Loraine Pendleton
Albert L. Hurst
Millard County
HH. E. Felersen
Ed. Mc. Sumner
Bank of Southern Utah
Mammoth Plaster & Cement Co
George E. Bentley
Joseph F. Halyoak
2. H. Benson
Peter J. Gurr
George A. Lowe Jr
Parowan
Leland Betenson
Orson Bryand
Andrew Hanson
Samuel W. Leigh
Lafayette Jolly
Wm. Wr. Butler
Herbert W. Webster
Thomas A. Thorley
Walter K. Granger
Wm. B. Adams
Randolph Andrus
Wallace Lunt
Carl Knell
Gordon Smith
Wm. R. Falmer
Henry L. Jones
Joseph 3. Thompson
Erastus L. Jones
Samuel F. Leigh
Road routing energy shifts to Panguitch area in Beaver County push
Beaver County supporters urge a Panguitch to this side route via Little Creek Peak or Little Creek Canyon to capture Garfield County business and traffic. Milford and Bearer back the effort while Panguitch residents promise strong action if on this side is favored. Parowan, Paragonalh and Cedar City urged continued advocacy to attract the Garfield County road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fanguitch
Little Creek Peak
Little Creek Canyon
Beaver County
Milford
WiHounton
Garfield
Water From Yankee Meadow Reservoir Opens Valve
A field committee opened the valve at Yankee Meadow reservoir to release water and bolster canyon irrigation. The reservoir level is higher than last year with a strong stream still flowing in, suggesting farmers may receive about two turns each while water lasts, aiding crops. The note adds a Parowan garden proverb about early effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yankee Meadow
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Tyne
Licenad
Mrs. Rose Hyatt
Kirs
Lula W. Fetersen
Margaret
Whitney
Mr. Benson Haycock
Tadbe
Edgar Patterson
Beaver
Patterson
George DL. Alterns
Thos. J Jones
C. EL Riddle
Nat Benson
Wmn. H. Lyman
Thomas J. Haycock
Dick Benson
M. A. Burton
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