Cedar City News Briefs Hit By Resignations and Elections
Cedar City council learns Alfred Froyd resigns as night watchman due to medical needs. Lori Porter takes over duties this week. Sunters prizes reward biggest bucks. last year Douglas Hirst ton led with a 250 pound dressed buck. Democratic primary looming with Mayor Granger possible renomination amid power plant debate. Republican primary date unspecified. S. J. Foster and John P. Fuller listed as mayoral prospects. City election tests sentiment on municipal power plant. Wilson W. Janitt exits Petty Motor to run Plymouth and Dodge showrooms at Jones fare. Appendicitis operation for Mrs Alta Hunter. Johnsons visiting from Salt Lake City. School board to meet. budget hearing on agenda. Superintendent Barlow reports improved school conditions. Leighs visit Salt Lake City. Miss Matheson and Rollo in town. Granger, Matheson, and Sheriff St. Fife travel to Salt Lake for court arguments on Granger bill. Presbyterian Ladies Aid hosted 150 at Friday dinner. Cedar City AG Club reorganizes. Minwood Corry elected president. opening event Av Club day October 13.
City Council Sets Regular Session Actions and Judge Picks
City council meets in regular session discusses traffic fines policy and relief measures. Election judges for the city election are appointed with two districts named and a meeting planned with County Commissioners to arrange costs. Edward Bentley’s bid to purchase a strip of city ground is rejected as not in the city’s best interests.
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Adams
Edward Bentley
Estray Notice from Parowan City Precinct
An estray two year old red heifer branded with a lazy J and four Cs on the right hip, not ear tagged, taken up October 6 in the Parowan City Precinct Iron County. If unclaimed, it will be sold at public auction October 16 1933 at 12 o'clock noon in Farowan City. Poundkeeper Harrell Dalton fixed to claim.
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Catral
Farowan City
Local Notes on Recoveries and Family News
Little Joan Garner returns home from county hospital after appendix operation and recovery. Mr and Mrs Paul M Adams take their son Fred to Cedar for tonsil removal. Mr and Mrs Ivan Decher celebrate a family toast. 3 W Green of the highway patrol and Sta Real office units visit town on business.
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Little Joan Garner
Paul M. Adams
Fred
Mayer
Ivan Decher Ales
Atr
Highway Patrol
Sta. Real
Mrs Ella Hoebinson Crane Visits With Robinson Family
Mrs Ella Hoebinson Crane and her young daughter travel from Salt Lake City to spend a few days with her relatives, the James C. Robinson family, in the area.
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Ella Hoebinson Crane
Ley Little Daughter
Salt Lake City
James ¢. Robinson
Mrs Ivland Returns From St George In School Visit
Mrs Ivland recently traveled from St George where she arranged schooling for her son Au Ion. The move aims to place him in an education program as understood by observers.
Scott Mitchell Finishes Zion Park Summer Work
Scott Mitchell, employed at Zion National Park during the summer, returned home a few days ago after completing his seasonal job.
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Scott Mitchell
Zion National Park
Peter SkEougard Reported In Serious Condition
Peter SkEougard is in serious condition with health failing over a period. The exact nature of his illness is not yet determined.
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Peter SkEougard
Mrs Zilpha Guymon Visits Sons in Southern California
Mrs Zilpha Guymon left on a Tuesday evening bus trip to visit her sons Ambrose and Wayne and their families in Southern California for a period.
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Zilpha Guymon
Ambrose
Wayne
Souther California
Elden Adams Resigns From Finevalley CCG to Enter School
Elden Adams left the Finevalley CCG camp recently to pursue studies at a B A program. The move shifts leadership as Adams enters higher education while the camp seeks a replacement.
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Elden Adams
Finevalley Ccg
B. A
Paragonah Couple Visits Here as Business Guests
Mr. and Mrs. E. Br. Robinson of Paragonah were business visitors in town yesterday, meeting local merchants and discussing potential partnerships.
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E. BR. Robinson
Paragonah
Local residents linked to business and church travel
Mrs Lulu Bastian visited from Paragonah for week on business. Evelyn Parry the deputy state game commissioner was in town Wednesday on business. Laban Burt left for Afton Wyoming for employment. Walter K Granger and Millard Halterman visited from Cedar City on Tuesday for business. Peter H Gurr may again dig potatoes for Cedar City farmers. Mr and Mrs Wm Mitchell attended L D S conference in Salt Lake City. Mr and Mrs Thomas B P Adams left for conference in Salt Lake City. Edmund Stevens joined them to visit a daughter.
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Harold Johnson
Johnson
Alex F. Johnson
Salt Lake City
Utah
Evelyn Parry
Messia
Walter K. Granger
Millard Halterman
Cedar City
Wm. G. Mitchell
Mrr
Thomas BP. Adams
Edmund Stevens
Knell Couple Welcome Son at County Hospital
Mr and Mrs Ray Knell joyfully announce the arrival of a son born at the county hospital during the week. Mrs Mary O Mitchell spent four or five days in Cedar City with her daughter Mire. A T Jones
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Ray Knell
Mary 0. Mitchell
Cedar City
Mire
A. T. Jones
Local News Briefs From Town Encounter
Reports note Sarah Bentley in good fitness over several days with no improvement yet. Wm Bentley remains seriously ill but improved from two weeks ago. Mrs Mary Marsden left for Salt Lake City likely to spend winter. Ner con Albert seeks to join her. they occupy East South Temple apartment. Ory Seap and LDurt Robb connect with Times. Robb remits to keep paper. Several locals join CCC service work in Washinton County carpentry. Mark Jackson aged and frail, breathes hard, avoids street activity.
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Mary M. Marsden
Salt Lake City
Ner Con Albert
Lim
East South Temple Street
Annual Ag Club Day to feature horse show at Branch College
A.C. Ag Club Day at Branch Agricultural College occurs Friday October 13 led by the Agriculture Department with D N Sargency directing. The event highlights a horse show plus 23 contests including stock judging riding and driving events and a possible horse clinic with a state or college vet. Interested exhibitors should contact D L Sargent at the college promptly.
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Ag. Club
Branch Agricultural College
Ag. Department
D. N. Sargency
Hornes
D. L. Sargent
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Lori Porter
Froyd
Sunter Uardware Co
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J. E. Gurr
Wilford Adams
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Wm. 3M
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Lehi M. Jones
S. J. Foster
John P. Fuller
Iunor
Wilson W. Janit
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Petty Motor Co
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Jones Faraze
Alta Hunter
Barlow
W. N Leigh
Lydia Matheson
Caddle Rollo
Southern Utah Power Co
Scott M. Matheson
L. St. Fife
Ganger
Lear
Ladies Aid Society of the Presbyterian Church
Minwood Corry
TG. A. ©. Ag. Club
Rex Robinson
Reed Esplin
Libert Jieaton
Yorge Smith
Dick Johnson
Provo
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Parowan City
Said County
Saldestray
Harrell Dalton
Fearowan City
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Tom Proport
Wana
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Firestone Courier
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Ke Mie
Arn’s
Twin Pines
Lulu Bastian
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Beaver Press
Laban Burt
Aften, Wyoming
Peter H. Gurr
Cedar Ciy
Sarah Bentley
Wm. Bentley
Ory Seap
Idaho Falls
Times
Ldurt Robb
McGill
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Messia AM
EE. Trimmer
Claude Mitchell
Rey Moore
Albert Mortensen
Marlon Topham
Washinztoon County
CCC Saips
A. R. Benson
Win Torton
Rulen Barton
T. A. Robinson
Mark Jackson
Orpheum Theatre
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International House
Pegsy Copkina Joyce
Jack Holt
Elmer the Great
Joe B. Brown
Bebe Daniels
Paramount News
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