Doings at School Seniors Initiate Sophomores in Assembly
The program lists acts and participants including Irene Marsden, Vanda Bennett, Anna Garrifon Thornton, Alice Robinson, and others. Seniors host the Sophomores for the Senior Shuffle Friday night after the daytime initiation and assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Marsden
Sheldon Benson
Dewey Idpham
Witnton
Rotpason
Eddie Whitney
Vanda Bennett
Anna Garrif
Thornton
Alice Robinson
School urges traffic control near the town school
An article details pupil volunteers with red flags directing cars to slow as children travel to and from the school. The local I. F. A. chapter held a meeting on October 3 to select officers and plan events including a Five Mile trip for a weenie feast on October 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Planetr
Schect
Austin Miller
Floyd Matheson
Carl Orton
Five Mile
Court Holds Law And Motion Day Session
Judge Cox presided in district court on Monday with default matters motions demurrers and case settings for November term. Divorces granted June Corry from Ellis Corry with name restoration and June Foster, and Viana Wright from Warren Wright with child custody support and fees. Contempt found for Robert D Wilkins over alimony, 30 days jail suspended to November term if overdue payments made. Garnishment outcome Bank of Southern Utah vs Geo Esplin ordered payment to the bank. several cases dismissed on plaintiffs counsel motions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cox
Durione
June Corry
Ellis Corry
June Foster
Don
Viana A. Wright
Warren Wright
Bank of Southern Utah
Geo. W. Esplin
Dr. Thorley
Marriage License Issued To Citizens Of Milford Rexburg
The Clerk's office issued a marriage license last Saturday to Howard Justin Shepard 43 of Milford Utah and Anne Dinwidde 87 of Rexburg Idaho. Also issued during the week to Louis Clow Maxwell 29 of Milford and Mildred Agretilds 20 of Kanara.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Justin Shepard
Milford
Utah
Anne Dinwidde
Rexburg
Idaho
Alep
Louis Clow Maxwell
Alilford
Mildred
Men Designated For Road Jobs Next Week
Lists of men assigned to road and water development crews for the coming week. Designated workers include Gene Warren, Wm. G. Ward, Rulon Dalton with teams, and alternates Lawrence Miller, L. M. Lowder, Rex Ward. Water project crew features Enoch Morlenaen Rex Ward Claude Matheson Leonard Orton with alternates Frank Lowder and Warren Munford. An accident report notes Carlisle Dalton damaged his car on the Gap road after a line leak and tool theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Warren
Wm. G. Ward
Rulon Dalton
Mitchell Benson
Jewel Wilcock
Ray Knell
Douglas Bentley
Gates Burt
Clarence Richardson
Lawrence Miller
L. M. Lowder
Rex €. Ward
del Evans
Clair Ward
Enoch Morlenaen
Rex Ward
Claude Matheson
Leonard Orton Haveeen
Frank Lowder
Warren Munford
Carlisle Dalton
Gap Road
Carlisle
Freghy
Noon Tuesday Meeting Purpose Unannounced
A Tuesday noon gathering occurred without a public disclosure of its objective. Officials have not released details on the meeting’s purpose or agenda.
American Legion elects officers for coming year
The American Legion meeting Wednesday night elected officers for the coming year. John W. Turer was named post commander with William T. Orton as 1st vice commander and Amerzon Topham as second vice commander. Other officers include Harrell Dalton adjutant Clair Rowley services officer Edward G. Mathe en historian Webster Bettridge sergeant at arms Leonard Topham chaplain Durham Morris Lawrence Miller and Clastarris on the executive committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
John W. Turer
Wm. T. Orton
Amerzon Topham
Harrell Dalton
Clair Rowley
Edward G. Matheen
Webster Bettridge
Leonard Topham
Durham Morris
Lawrence Miller
Claus Tarris
Politics rise in naming election judges during council meeting
The council debated party influence in appointing election judges after Democratic and Republican lists were presented. A vote settled on two Republicans and one Democrat for the West district and two Democrats and one Republican for the East, amid charges of partisan bias. The controversy centered on past claims that Democrats had dominated appointments and whether the city chief executive leaned partywise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republcan
Judfea
Evans
Ile
Chanzel
Pricipita
H. L. Adams
W. Clair Rowley
John W. Bentley
W. Warner Mitchell
Tiy
Changes Made in Duck Hunting Laws This Season
New duck and goose limits set federal and state at 12 ducks and 4 geese with 24 ducks and 8 geese in possession. Only five elder ducks per day allowed. certain species banned. Season shifted by 15 days opening and two weeks later closing. Hunting allowed from half an hour before sunrise to sunset. Utah officials predict strong hunting due to fewer duck diseases. Bear River refuge rights granted for access to outer lands. About 5131 pheasants have been released across twenty counties, boosting prospects. Approximately 1500 Springville pens birds to be released before opening. County bag limits not fixed yet. only cock birds permitted. Political primaries likely in ten days. certificates due fifteen days before election. Gleaner girls hosted Mi-Men at Mutual club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Dli
Newell GE. Cook
Fish and Game
Cook
United States
Canada
Bear River
Springville
Cache
Carbon
Daggett
Davis
Iron
Garfield
Juab
Kang
Millard
Morgan
Plute
Salt Lake
San Juan
Sanpete
Toovelea
Weyne
Washington
Weber
Protest Over Navajo Lake Dike Settled In Favor Of Structure
After a state led investigation by State Engineer Humphreys and officials from Hurricane, Cedar City, and local agencies, the newly built dike at Navajo Lake remains to hold water and protect fish. Authorities found no evidence the dike harms water rights or springs on the Esplin ranch. About 3.5 to 4 tons of fish left under the dike were relocated back into the lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurricenge Canal Company
Navajo Lake
Humphreys
2. W. Imlay
Dana Cid
Cedar City Chamber of Commerce
Fish and Gama Club
Evelyn Farry
Dikeine
Canal Company
Charles Esplin
County Receives State Road Funds For County Roads
Five thousand dollars from the state gasoline tax fund was allotted to this county by the State Road Commission along with similar amounts to other counties totaling 125,009. Allocation decisions will follow talks with the County commissioners. Part may be spent on the Parowan road. Press dispatches say 39,000 will go to the Cedar City Nevada line road as the County's share this fall, delaying county road construction until next season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Gaseline
State Road Commission
Cedar City-Navada
Institute To Be Held Here Next Saturday
A county teachers Institute will be held here next Saturday October 14 with about sixty teachers and Board of Education members plus state representatives BL Farnsworth Irvin Noall Hazel Broeckbank and Keith Walquist expected. A morning general meeting and afternoon sectional meetings will cover changes in courses of study especially social science and English correlation. An evening public meeting entertainment and dance follow with lunch provided by the Relief Societies. Local Farm and Labor League activities include exploring a community trading center. A rumor of league political activity is denied. West Ward primary officers and teachers visited Eva M Richars active in primary work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ista
Board of Education
State Department
BL. K. Farnsworth
Irvin
Noall
Hazel Broeckbank
Keith Walquist
City Council Holds Regular Oct Meeting
The October city council meeting addressed delinquent special improvement taxes and loan options from the Home Owners Loan Corporation to redeem areas and protect credit. The Farm and Labor League asked for higher city wages, with proposed 50 cents per hour for single hands. deliberation continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Council
Home Owners Loan Corporation
Sega
Durham Atprmis
Rand
Decker
Tal
Home Owners Bank
Cedar City Firms Face Civil and Family Actions
The Cedar Service Company sues Northwestern Engineering Co over a hauling contract claiming $951.40 due plus $114.05 ten mile tax owed to the state. Divorce petition seeks alimony and child support for a minor, with Morris and Matheson as counsel. The People's Thrift & Finance Corporation targets several defendants for $180.84 plus interest on a note. A petition asks for Suldah W. Valley to be appointed administratrix of W. W. Dalley’s estate, valued by the widow and six children at about $1,300, with heirs named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Service Company of
Cedar C¢ty
iNorthwestern Engineering Coa
Utah
Viana Ashdown Wright
Warren Wright
Morris and
Matheson
Plaintift
People’s Thrift & Finance Corporation
Joseph W. Hols
Siacfarlane
Bergstrom
Imp& Sil
Allerey
Holt
Plaletire
Suldah W. Valley
Wmn
W. Dalley
Sunriie
Summit
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Wilford Lowder
Keith Bauer
Grant Stevens
Elmer Lowe
Milton Hyatt
Bob Mitchell
Homer Farcells
Arthur Orton
Sheldon Clark
Ivan Decker
Margaret Lamoreaux
Austin Halterman
Professor Prothero
Hazel Edwards
Alva Jister
Phyllis Mortensen
Helen Parker
Iva Petersen
Ivy Ward
Florence Robb
Pearl Bettridge
Orillia Abbott Willl
Lois McBride
Whitney Orton
Porter Clark
Sam Pritchard
P. HW
Bors
Kent Mitchel
Sherman Green
Keith Ward
Darrell Mitchell
Karl Adams
Mr. Ward
Provo
Montana State College
Salt Lake City
Jarrell Dalton
Potter Clark
Kent Mitchell
Morris How Jey
Vera Orton
Marthe Clark
Kathleen Joseph
Beth Lyman
Leonard Green
John J. Williams
Varlepe Haslam Garcia
S Carmen Garcia
Ft. G. Williams
Albert Mitchell
Wendall Baylia
LaPreal Ward
Gwen M. Gurr
Ward
Gurr
Mr. Mitchell
Mr. Bayles
Legion Fogst
Politics
Sarah Wimmer
Esaelder County
Gleaner
Wrest Ward
Mutual
Navajo Lake Bike
The
Farm and Labor League
West Ward
Eva Mrichar
Tureday
O. M. Lyman
Tom the Farm and Labor League
Geo. A. Lowe
John Pare
Hancs Ag
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