Local notes from Sahara and Cedar City visit joys
Dr A Boghosian reports misfortune losing a cow and a horse recently. C M Magnussen Maxwell and Dorothy Meads visited Cedar City Sunday to see the children and returned in the evening saying the visit was enjoyable. Numerous neighbors including Slarten Haight H T Griffin and families were seen around. Lawrence Meads stayed at LA Burascano's helping build a cement cellar. Gus Adams and J B Morris were in the neighborhood. Magnussen couple spent Wednesday at Berl with Mr and Mrs H Davis. L Doyle hosted a dinner for bachelor friends at E A Markwith's home. Mondas and Eaeghosian with Doyle departed for St Angeles in Doyle's car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Magnussen
Maxwell
Dorothy Meads
Cedar City
Cedar
L. Doyle
E. A. Markwith
Mondas
Mr. Doyle
Eaeghosian
St. Angeles
Pine Nut Harvest and School Notes From Enoch Bulletin
The Enoch Bee Hive notes pine nut gathering in Ilamha Valley by the Esphus family with a good time but fewer nuts than hoped. Vernon Jones leaves for BIC winter study. Sunday School conference with Thomas Durham and Thomas Holyoak reported as a success. Potato picking begins while threshing resumes. Children return to school slowly as farm work continues. Editor spent time in mountains trying to gather hogs hindered by falling acorns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Esphus
Ilamha Valley
Paragonah Social Notes and Winter Visit Highlights
Mrs Jamie Hatch of Idaho visits Paragonah and stays with her mother Martha Openshaw. Mrs Deborah Robinson and Alice McBride attend a conference in Salt Lake City visiting relatives. Nellie Dunton returns home after weeks with husband Starvey Dunton on Cedar Land Road. Grant Jones and Retere Robinson attend the B B A C at Cedar this winter. Mrs Maggie Jones returns from Miner’s Left with daughter Laura Stones. Opening M I A social last Saturday was successful with a junior girls play. Season work for the M I A begins Sunday night near.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deborah Robinson
Alice McBride
Katt Lake City
Nellie Dunton
Starvey Dunton
Cedar Land Road
Maggie Jones
Minersle
Laura Stones
M. I A
Upton Lecture Promises Thoughtful Child Health Insights
Captain T D Upton, famed for playground work and child welfare, travels western audiences to share lessons from years with youth. His talk titled The Four Square Builder aims to deepen debate on child health and national citizenship. Parowan meetings note officials and local road crew activity alongside farm bureau talks and a race meet visit by Jas W Alitehell.
Parowan Visit Highlights Local Figures
Aliss Jessie May Havcock a Panguitch telephone operator spent two or three days in Parowan last week visiting her brother Thomas J Wavecock and other friends. Attorney Ro fund of St George was in Parowan on Monday returning from Salt Lake City after a week of business and leisure. The Counts Clerk reports a marriage license issued Thursday to Joseph Scow and Wilma Johnson in Hurricane Utah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. B. Williams
R. J. Shay
Hillman Dalley
Urie
Parowan
Lunt
Tair
Poultry and
Aliss Jessie May Havcock
Panguitch
Thomas J. Wavecock
St George
Salt Lake City
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Sahara
Mr. Slarten Haight
Mrs. H. T. Griffin
Howland's
Lawrence Meads
LA. Burascano's
Gus Adams and
J. B. Morris
Mrs. Magnussen
Berl
H. ©. Davis
Enoch
Vernon Jones
The
B.I. C
Thomas T. Durham
Thomas E. Holyoak
Paragonah
Jamie Hatch
Idaho
Martha J. Openshaw
Grant Jones
Retere Robinson
Bb. A. C
T. D. Upton
America
T. Dinsmore Upton
Uncle Sam
Captain Upton
Ihe
Grand Rapids
Michigan
Middle West
Westtein
Messrs. Thomas ,Tennett
Erle Bennett
David PB
Barton
Clit Lowder
Carlisle Ogle
Ray Mitchell
Clifton Taylor
Neil Benson
Lorin Smith
Woking
Messrs
Alma Espris
Ray Lunt
Farm Bureau
Tanlac
Parowan Drug Co
Jas. W. Alitehell
Millard County
Oregon City
Miarsden
Gonokty
Wilford Day Mercantile Company
Utah Steel
Utah
Plish
Utah Steel Corporation
General Office
Boston
Green & Green
Panguitch Lake
John T. Mitchell
Bank OF
Iron County
Chautauqua
Pomoceno
Islands
Mr Joseph
Scow and
Wilma Johnson
Ne Pomoceno
Stas
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