Lee's Ferry Fete Opens With Utah Arizona Officials Attending
The Lee's Ferry celebration promoting goodwill between Utah and Northern Arizona opens today. Governor Moeur and Utah leaders will attend along with Heber J. Grant. A history talk by the National Park Service is planned for Saturday evening with dances tentatively set for both nights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Arizona
Colorado
Lee's Ferry
Associated Civil Clubs
Moeur
Heber J. Grant
R. H. Benson
R. L. Halterman
George Chilton
Slaiter
Shaver
George M. Hess
Pangultch
National Park Service
T. D. S&s. Cohored
Utah Parks Co
Benefit social planned to aid Eldon Bentley
A benefit social is being organized by the East Ward bishopric to raise about 298 dollars for an artificial leg for Eldon Bentley son of Mr and Mrs Dewey Bentley. A committee will meet Saturday night to plan timing next week and announce details. The article notes the family’s recent sickness and a broken arm suffered by Mr Arthur Petersen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldon Bentley
East Ward
Eldon
Dewey Bentley
Doctora
S. J. Whitney
Thomas Dennett
David Richards
Clifton Taylor
Johns Dalton
W. L. Adams
George T. Tullis
Iona B. Orton
Leone Lyman
Besa Miller
W. Clair Rowley
W. E. Thornton
Roca Mitchell
Pearl
Primary Republican Party Meeting in Parowan City
Notice calls the Republican primary at the Parowan City Court House on Monday evening October 14 at 7 34 to nominate city officers for the November 6 election. Nominations for Mayor one long term councilman three short term councilmen a recorder and a treasurer are to be made, with all party members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Party
Parowan City
Court House
Hostile Valley a Williams Tale Serial in This Newspaper
Ben Ames Williams, popular for Splendor and Pirate’s Purchase, presents Hostile Valley a story of passion hate and murder set in backwoods Maine. The author born in Macon Mississippi 1883 Dartmouth 1910 spent youth in Cardi Wales as his father served as American consul. He writes weekly for this paper as his Portland Massachusetts Maine schedule appears.
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Ben Ames Williams
Hostile Valley
America
Milliona
Vaillant
Metapolian
Swealt
Fen Ames Willams
Macon
Miss
Dartmouth College
Cardi
Wales
Boston
Massachusetts
Maine
Williams
Narrow Escape for Cedar City Officers After Wreck
J B Carpenter acting county sheriff and Arthur Nelson Cedar City marshal and deputy sheriff survived a rollover while transporting a demented man from Lund. Nelson drove, the prisoner sat beside him, Carpenter in the rear. They swerved to avoid cattle at the Y junction, car rolled several times, deputy and sheriff unharmed, inmate draped around driver. They were rescued by Dr. B A Farrow and taken to Cedar City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Carpenter
Arthur Nelson
Cedar City
Lund
Nelson
Carpenter
B. A. Farrow
Durham Alters Plans to Study Under Schoenberg in LA
Mr. George H. Durham, in town en route to Los Angeles for USC study, received a year’s leave from Salt Lake City schools. He changed plans on learning Professor Arnold Schoenberg, the German Jewish composer, is at the University of California and will study under him amid American anti Semitism. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Clark and family have visited from California this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Durham
Los Angeles
University of Southern California
Salt Lake City
Hai
New York
Arnold Schoenberg
WU. G. C
Scoenberg
America
Schoenberg
Jlitter
Germany
District Governor Visits Lions Clubs
District Governor Neilson known as Flash visits the Lions Club in Taylor's cafe for a luncheon. He reports on Lions International activities including the Mexico City convention and urges a strong traffic safety campaign with local committee input from Decker and Highway Patrolman Adams. Mayor Marsden, Garner, Adams, Ward, and Decker speak as part of a varied program. Neilson, a former Utah Eagle basketball star from Hyrum, was elected at the Richfield convention and travels to Cedar City next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Club
Cantrel
Flash” Neilsen
Lions International
Utah
Taylor's Cafe
Mexico City
Iia
Decker
L. J. Adams
Marsden
Ray Ts Garner
L. J
Hyrum
Richfield
J. W. Thornton
Cedar City
Pea Growers Form Committee of Four to Negotiate
Pea growers in the valley elected a committee of four to represent them in negotiations with the marketing company and to plan for next year. Members are Daniel Crawford Peter H Gurr Cascar M Lyman and Wilford Day. They will address contracts weighing and grading and aim for exclusive focal pickers. The current crop brought eight to nine thousand dollars and could double.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pea Frowers of the Valley
Daniel Crawford
Peter H. Gurr
Cascar M. Lyman
Wilford
Iron County School Board Names Census Enumerators
The Iron County Board of Education named census enumerators for the school district and a WPA project supervisor and foremen for the Modena school house. They planned a two day week for teachers to attend a regional convention and sought faster action on a Cedar City administration building project held up in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iron County
Board of Education
Oliver
Edwards
Paragonah
Betsy Haycock
Parowan
Frank Lawrence
Summit
Alice Lewellyn
Mattie &. Mathews
Cedar City
Junius Williams
Kanarra
Robert Platt
Newcastle
A. F. Haid
Beryl Lund
Alfred Force
Modena
Frank Jackson
Lawreace Marker
George Perkins
Charlies B. Petty
Aslen
Rachel Petty
Petty
U.E.A
Salt Lake City
N. J. Barlow
Washington
Lumber Available For Sanitary Projects In County Camp
The lumber awarded in a CCO camp in Washington County goes to Tron County for the sanitation project. Relief clients may obtain the material at no cost for building outdoor toilets or septic tanks. Non relief buyers can receive it for a small fee covering freight and camp teardown. Details from Mr. Lex Shields, engineer in charge. Listed attendees at a Salt Lake City conference include Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D. Adams and others.
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CCO
Washington County
Tron County
Lex Shields
Shields
Salt Lake City
Thomas D. Adams
R. H. Benson
Barbara M. Adams
Emlala T. Orton
Anna Rasmussen
Velma Bayles
Wilford Day
H. W. Taylor
Jean Matheson
Doings at School in Iron County Teachers' Meeting
At a Iron County Teachers' Association meeting Orland Ward and Lillian Patterson were elected President and secretary treasurer with John H Pendleton as a director. The faculty will present Three Taps at Twelve a three act mystery play on November 8. Cast includes Jameson Edwarde Ivan Decker Bick Eowarda Orland Ward Dr J Frank Hull G Hatch Hlarman Gage T Wendall Bayles Martha Gage Louise Adams Jane Baker Edwin Dahlbeck Max Dalley Cassandra Marjorie Smith Catfish Carruthers Glenn Snow. The band received 42 dollars as a dividend on 102.06 left by the senior class in 1932.
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Iron County Teachers’ Association
Orland Ward
Lillian Patterson
John H. Pendleton
Jameson Edwarde
Ivan Decker Bick Eowarda
Fire damages granary at Southern Utah Dairy Company
A fire of unknown origin early Monday burned the granary and ice house of the Southern Utah Dairy Company, damaging grain dairy seeds bran and cheese. Firefighters with ample water supply extinguished the blaze after the roof was torn off the building. No injuries reported and the jail building nearby remained undamaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Utah Dairy Company
Donald Schmutz
New Harmony
Mock A. m
Cedar City
Appointment of Sheriff May Be Delayed a Month
Indications on eve of County Commissioners meeting suggest the sheriff's appointment may be postponed for a month. Since L. R. Fife's resignation two weeks ago J. B. Carpenter has acted as sheriff with implied plan for formal appointment at the next meeting, but Democratic workers question Carpenter's political affiliations amid possible opposition.
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L. R. Fife
J. B. Carpenter
Cedar City
Democratic Party
Carpenter
Sheriff Fife
A C Ag Day Program Set At Branch College
The annual Ag Day at Branch Agricultural College on Saturday October 12 features a veterinary clinic by Dr. K J Frederick at 9 a m, a livestock judging contest at 10 a m, a parade lineup at 10 30, horse judging at 1 p m, riding events at 2 39 p m, and a pulling contest at 3 30 p m with teams weighed in at the H A C barns. Admission is free to all events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Branch Agricultural College
K. J. Frederick
USAC
Cc. Barnes
National Guard
West Ward M I A Announces Jamboree
Officers of the West Ward Mutual Improvement Association announce a jamboree on Tuesday night October 15 in the recreation hall. Dancing social activities and refreshments will be served. Members will be asked to pay their annual dues. admission is free for others. The group also schedules a special Improvement Era program Sunday afternoon October 13 at 2 p.m.
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West Ward Mutual Improvement Association
Recreation Hall
Ste
Ward Chapel
Legion Plans Big Deer Hunters Dance
The American Legion local post hosts a hunters dance on Friday October 18 at the High School auditorium. Dob Orton's Nanteo Band will play. Ticket prices are 75 cents for men and 10 cents for extra ladies. Prizes include a winter coat for largest buck and hunting knife for smallest.
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American Legion
Dob Orton
Nanteo Band
Legion
County Exhibit at State Fair Receives Praise
Local visitors praised Iron County’s display at the State Fair in Salt Lake City. County Agent Tueller and District Agricultural Inspector Davies led the effort, with a blue ribbon for the mineral exhibit and strong comments on the agricultural display. The hay background and crops like corn and potatoes highlighted range forage varieties and livestock importance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Iron County
Tueller
Davies
Paul Martin
Clark Ranch
Leryl
Marriage Licenses Issued in County Clerk Office
The County Clerk issued marriage licenses to Hyrum Boardman 24 Paragonah Martha Mitchell 18 Parowan Charles Rexall Marsh 22 Los Angeles Donna Lillian Olerenshal 26 Los Angeles Carroll Brown 22 Riverside California Maud Hulet 19 Newcastle Utah.
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Hyrum Boardman
Paragonah
Martha Mitchell
Parowan
Charles Rexall Marsh
Los An
Carroll Brown
Riverside
Cal
Maud Hulet
Newcastle
Utel
Democratic Primary Nomination for Parowan City
The Democratic Party of Parowan City calls a primary at the Court House on Saturday October 12 at 7 30 PM to nominate a full city ticket for November 5 including mayor four council seats four recorder and a treasurer. Party workers are urged to attend. Signed W Warner Mitchell Precinct Chairman.
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Democratic Party
Parowan
Court House
W. Warner Mitchell
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Associated Civic Clubs
Bentley Lad
Arthur Petersen
Benames Williams
Glenn Clark
California
Lions
School Board
Yeay
Anna Gurr
Louise G. Adams
Jane Baker
Edwin Dahlbeck
Max Dalley
Cassandra
Marjorie Smith
Catfish Carruthers, Glenn E. Snow
Mr. Snow
Mr. Bayles
The
Southern Utah Teachers’ Association
Sarah Davenport
Lamar Lund
Hugh Burt
Smokene Timtmons
Narmonica Duct
Clark
Clair Lamoreaux
Profogue
Barbara Smith
Gucile Lowder
West Ward
M.I
Parowan Mountains
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