New Association Of Counties Is Named In Utah
Directors of a Southern and Eastern Utah counties conference select Associated Civic Clubs of Southern Utah as the new name for their group. J. C. Taylor joins Juab. George Jefferson welcomes as Milford vice president. plans include a $2 membership, incorporation, and an education campaign to promote Southern Utah’s resources.
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Conference
Utah
Associated Civic Clubs of
Southern
Chamber of Commerce
Cedar City
P. L. Holman
Mt. Pleasant
C. G Bowman
Kanab
J. C. Taylor
Levan
Juab County
Millard County
F. G. Martines
George Jefferson
Milford
Martines
Jefferson
John P. Fuller
Iron County
John Redd
Carbon County
J. W. Robinson
Piute County
Alex J. Picket
Pickett
Fuller
Associated Fivie Clubs
Uran
United States
Richfield Reaper
County Democrats Nominate Full Ticket for Coming Election
The county Democratic convention named G. R. Parry for Representative and Walter C. Mitchell for the four year post with E. M. Corry as two year commissioner and Almon H. Orton as clerk. Other picks included Kate Taylor for Recorder and Lewis R. Fife for Sheriff with Scott M. Matheson as Attorney. Fife led the sheriff ballot on first tally. committee chairs and delegates to the senatorial convention were elected, and Wm. Shay became county chairman with W. Warner Mitchell as vice-chairman.
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G. R. Parry
Walter C. Mitchell
E. M. Corry
Almon H. Orton
Marlo Topham
Kate Taylor
Lewis R. Fife
Scott M. Matheson
A. T. Jones
Tve
L. R. Fife
Alfred Froyd
Erwin Walker
F. Leigh
Gortom Matheson
Fife
M. J. Drie
M. J. Macfarlane
Leland Perry
Scott WM. Matheson
Parley Dalley
W. K. Granger
Walter ¢. Mitchell
C. B. Petty
W. Warner Mitchell
Wm. M. Shay
G. O. Larson
J. Adams
F. H. Petty
M. J. Urie
EH. Macfarlane
L. M. Jones
WY. Warner Mitchell
Abe Murdock
J. Carl Talteen
HK. M. Corry
Wm. Lund
Iron County
Chas. DB. Petty
W. W. Mitchell
G. C. Larson
BE. M. Corry and
EB. H. Maccfarlana
Boys Held For Gasoline Stealing Charge
City marshal Harrell Dalton held three boys charged with stealing gasoline from the Utah Service Station. The youths gave names as Clyde Harrison 23 Kansas City Paul Jones 25 Detroit Lloyd Woods 23 Michigan. After station manager F W Hyatt appeared with a shotgun the trio's car fled except one boy who was captured. Police later located the other two in a gravel pit south of Pendleton and brought them back.
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Harrell Dalton
Clyde Harrison
Kansas City
Paul Jones
Detroit
Lloyd Woods
Michigan
Utah
F. W. Hyatt
Wm. Pendleton
Stolen Coat Found With Cedar City Lad
A leather coat belonging to Bob Wilkins of Whitehead and Wilkins, a Salt Lake City truck firm, was found in the possession of 14 year old Cedar City boy Wm Hunter after theft of the coat and several gallons of gasoline. Local officers linked tracks and gasoline spills to the Wilkins truck, traced to the hunter and an accomplice, and referred the case to juvenile court for action.
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Bob Wilkins
Whitehead and Wilkins
Salt Lake City
Wm. Hunter
Cedar City
Wilkins
D. A.matheson
Ammunition Here for Legion Men
Officers of the American Legion announce 2000 rounds are here and will be distributed next Wednesday at 3 30 PM at Clair Rowley’s office in the courthouse. Those who ordered must bring due money. Mr and Mrs Albert Ogden visited relatives and friends from Delta this week.
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The
American Legion
Clair Rowley
Court House
Thobs
Albert Ogden
Déita
Parowan Man Fined in Maurice Graham Plane Find
Ward Mortensen was fined 50 dollars for possession of Padre's wine tonic used as a beverage. The town collected a share of the reward money awarded to finders of Maurice Graham's airplane.
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Parowan City
Maurice Graham
Ward Mortensen
Padre
Priesthood Meetings Split From Mutual Sessions
The stake will hold regular weekly Priesthood meetings separately from Mutual meetings. Going forward these will occur Sunday morning before or after Sunday school, per quorum choice. Organizers believe this change improves scheduling as Mutual work already consumes many evenings.
Rambouillet Show Displays Strong Quality and Dairies
The ninth annual Rambouillet show concluded with strong exhibits despite modest turnout. Dairy stock from Parowan and Paragopah impressed, and 300 Relief Society, 160 Primary, and 90 M I A articles showcased handiwork. Daughters of the Pioneers highlighted early Utah history, while a Friday banquet featured roasted lamb and homegrown fare.
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Parowan
Paragopah
Relief Society
Daughters of the Pioneers
Laura Clark
California
Rambouil
Tolton-Ega District Nominee Secures Dem Nomination
Delegates from Beaver Iron and Washington counties at Cedar City Democratic convention select Hon. John F. Tolton of Beaver as State Senate nominee after acclamation, with Charles B. Petty withdrawing in favor of Tolton. Tolton to face Republican George Jefferson of Milford.
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Beaver
Iron
Washington
Cedar City
John F. Talton
Mr. Tolton
Charles B. Petty
E. M. Corry
Iron County
Beaver County
George Jefferson
Milford
M. J. Marfarlane
W. K. Granger
D.r. Morris
St. George
W. W Mitchell
Parowan
Committee On
Land of
Southern Utah Press Association forms Southern division
A Cedar City meeting of the Utah State Press association led to the creation of the Southern division with J L Asbury of the Richfield Reaper as president and W Warner Mitchell of the Times as vice president. An executive board includes John Staffer, BE Vance Wilson, Mrs. W J Peters, Mrs. Rose Hamlin, EFya Swangon, and A Saunders along with state officials A B Gibson and Howard Jarvis. Three divisions Northern Central Eastern are being organized to bring state work closer to publishers and improve cooperation.
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Utah State Press Association
Cedar City
State Association
J. L. Asbury
The
Richfield Reaper
W. Warner Mitchell
Times
John Staffer
Washington County News
BE. Vance Wilson
Fillmore
Millard County Progress
W. J. Peters
Garfield County News
Rose Hamblin
Kare County Standard
Efy
Little Benson Girl Sustains Painful Injury
Barbara Benson, daughter of Mr and Mrs Philip Benson, suffered a serious injury after falling atop a steel oil barrel while attempting to walk on it. She was rushed to the hospital, treated promptly, and after a few days at home is reported to be recovering.
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Barbara Benson
Philiip Benson
M I A Work Gets Going in Parowan Wards
The Mutu al Improvement Association chapters in Parowan East and West Wards show strong starts. East Ward held its first regular meeting with good attendance, elected new officers, and featured talks and a duet. West Ward held a second meeting with officers continuing, assisted by Ann Esplin from Cedar, as Juniors and Beg Hive girls prepare next week.
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Parowan
Barbara Green
Myra Dalton
Mae Evans
Randall Adams
Clair Hulct
Clifford Empey
Ormont Gurray
PF. A. Clark
Paul Adams
Clair Hulet
Fae N. Benson
Huldah Hulet
Clara Bentley
Josephine Paramere
Augusta Adams
LaPreal S. Ward
Louise CG. Adams
Parowan High Stock Judging Team Heads to State Fair
Mr Stay D Garner of the Agricultural Department led the Parowan High School stock judging team to the State Fair which opens tomorrow. The team includes Clark L Ort on Bart Mitchell Hillman Adama and Frank Williamson.
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Stay D. Garner
Agricultural Department
the Parowan High School
Clark L. Orton
Bart Mitchell
Hillman Adama
Frank Williamson
Tablet Unveiling Planned for Father Escalante Marker
Cedar City hosts a ceremony on October 12 at 4 p m to unveil a bronze tablet honoring Father Escalante. The relief map design cost 185 dollars and will be mounted on a stone near the El Escalante Hotel. Committee members include Palmer Larson and Barlow with Mr. Larson as speaker.
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Cedar Valley
Father 'Escalante
Cedar City
el Escalante Hotel
Wh. R. Palmer
G. C. Larson
N. J. Barlow
Larson
Palmer
Utah
Father Escalante
Bishop Mitchell orders radiators for East Ward church
An order placed by Bishop Mitchell for eighteen new radiators to heat the East Ward chapel and lower floor classrooms costs about 750 dollars installed. Replacing all would exceed 1,100 dollars, so the church plans to heat the main areas this winter and omit others. To save costs the Hast Ward mutual meetings shift to Saturday nights, heating the building for twenty four hours weekly for multiple meetings.
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Mitchell
East Ward
Local residents Chester Hyatt and Alwart Stevens return home
Messrs. Chester Hyatt and Alwart Stevens and their families, who have been in Las Veras for some time, are home again.
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Chester Hyatt
Alwart Stevens
Las Veras
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New Association of Counties
Alvin Denson
Cedar
Louis Palmer
Casper, Wyoming
Boys Club
Jin
Wilford
Sheepmen's Association
Intervala
Rex C. Ward
Plano
Ward
Rulon
S. Dixon
Scott Day
Daily Show
Lew Mar Price County
Sessions
Arvilla Day
Glenna Ward
Day
Southern Utah Rambouillet Breeder's Association
Herbert White & Sons
Clarence Richards
Day Farms Co
P. A. Clark
L. N. Marsden
B. AD
Clarence Pendleton
Herbert White
Song
G. A. CG
EWE
Ist
N. Marsden
N. J. Barlev
Ewe Lamb
Tolton - Ega
Senate
Southern Division
State Press Ass'n
Little Benson
P. H
State Fair
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