Nomination Battles For City Offices In Local Primaries
In late week primaries both parties nominated candidates for mayor council and city posts. Democrats backed T. Wendell Bayles for mayor and fields including Pendleton Mitchell Garner and Top ham. Republicans named A C Hatch for mayor and Matheson for recorder, with Ward and Adams to the treasurer post among others. Ballots determined several two year council seats and vacancies, with multiple rounds deciding winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Pendleton
A. C. Hateh
David A. Matheson
Leonard Evans
Clifton Halterman
Orland Ward
Howard Ward
Recorder
Verda E. Adams
Silas J. Ward
Ray Lyman
Silas Topham
Thomas Tennett
Edgar Benson
R. L. Fenton
A. C. Hatch
Bayles
Pendleton
Walter C. Mitchell
Ray D. Garner
Mitchell
Arch Benson
Walter Co. Mitchell
Marlo Topham
Mayme Chilton
Jed Orten
A. G. Matheson
Taylor Miller
Ray Adams
Benson
Garner
Topham
EB. G. Matheson
Tayor Miller
Jed. Orton
Mathegon
RR. M. Benson
Kate T. Seaman
Minnie Burton
J. Alma Benson
Series on Tuberculosis Public Education in Times
A Utah Times article introduces a public education series on tuberculosis and the need for a state sanatorium. It notes only 47 beds in Utah hospitals, estimates 200 needed, and highlights Dixie College tuberculin tests with 29 positive reactions among 216 students. Local committees urge citizen support and voluntary clinic plans in Parowan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times
Utah
Nevada
Washington County
Dixie College
Weah
Estate Association
Parowan
Ada Taylor Graham
Ford V-8 on Display at Petty Motor Co Cedar City
Chas. E. Petty announces the 1926 Ford V-8 will be shown at the Petty Motor Co showroom in Cedar City tomorrow. He invites the public to view the new model during the display period.
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Chas.e. Petty
Petty Motor Co
Cedar City
Day Farm Produces Uniformly Large Potatoes
The Day Farm and nearby valley farms report their winter harvest of exceptionally large smooth potatoes. Diggers pull 3000 pounds per row across 120 rows, with sacks filling patches and bins, making a striking sight. other farms' results are not yet known.
D U P Announces New Officers and Marriage License
Mrs. Dena D Whitney is named captain of the Daughters of the Utah Franers. New appointees include Eva Richards Loriena D Penson Lavern Hyatt Barry C Mitchell Nort Stubs Minnie A Burton and Bertha W Mitchall. A November meeting will reveal other committees. Frank Scott 45 and Nellie N Hodges 40 of Los Angeles were issued a marriage license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dena D.whitney
Daughters of the Utah Francers
Anhorness
Rogram
Eva Richards
L'orenea D. Penson
Lavern Hyatt
Bary C. Mitchell
Nort Stubs
Minnie A. Burton
Bertha W. Mitchall
Frank ©. Scott
Leos Andgeley
Nellie N. Hodges
Appointment Of New Sheriff Delayed By Board
County commissioners deferred a permanent sheriff appointment after accepting a temporary plan to retain Sheriff Fife under bond and appoint John B. Carpenter as deputy to handle regular duties for one month. Carpenter will be considered for permanent appointment at the November meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis
Fife
John B. Carpenter
Carpenter
Cedar City
Arthur Nelson
Summit
Durham Morris
Tueller
Relief Society Holds Successful Cedar City Convention
A stake Relief Society convention in Cedar City drew Mary Connelly Kimball and Lalene N Wart from the general board. They offered timely talks to departments and sessions while Singing Mothers from Parowan Enoch and Cedar wards provided music for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stake Relief Society
Cedar City
Mary Connelly Kimball
Relief Society Magazine
Lalene N. Wart
Society
Parowan
Enoch
Cedar Wards
Doings at School Basketball Results And Events
School notes report Junior blue beat Senior gold 7 4 in opening play followed by Freshman gold over Sophomore gold 7 1. Tuesday scores include Freshman blue 6 Sophomore blue 4 and Wednesday totals show Senior blue 21 Junior blue 24 Sophomore blue 14. Senior gold and Junior blue are league champions. Friday features a Faculty game in assembly with Ping Pong challenge between Max Dalley and Marjorie Smith. Dr Farnsworth and Superintendent Garlow visited Thursday. Shorthand class elected May Burt president Aston Thornton chairman Simon Orton assistant chairman and Elva Green Jack Moore Yanda Bennett formed the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Burt
Pssident
Aston Thornton
Simon Orton
Elva Green
Jack Moore
Yanda Bennett
Tryouts for School Play Next Tuesday October 24
The school holds play tryouts next Tuesday October 24 with judges Misa Lética Patterson Mr latch and Rirs. Louise C Adama participates as a evaluator in the judging panel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Lética
Patterson
Latch
Rirs
Louise C. Adama
Alpine Serenaders Give Concert At Local High School
The Alpine Serenaders will present a musical program next Tuesday October 22 in the high school auditorium. The event promises a lively evening of performances by the student ensemble.
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Alpine Serenaders
Coach Ward and Thornton Visit Provo For Game
Coach Orland Ward and Misser Aston Thornton with Veda Mitchell traveled to Provo last week to watch the football game and enjoy other attractions in the area.
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Orland Ward
Aston Thornton
Veda Mitchell
Provo
Parowan High School Seeks Strong Winter Pep
The Parowan High School calls students to show school spirit this winter with strong pep and cooperation. It urges every student to participate in activities and back the team, ending lax attitudes and promoting unity under the banner of Your Pep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oting
Parowan High School
Ceriy
Letia
Jean Jengen
Deer Hunt Overshadows Upcoming Two Weeks Events
At a special City Council meeting judges of election were appointed for three voting districts. District 1: Wm. H. Lyman, Gwen M. Gurr and Ruth D. Orton. District 2: W. W. Heap, J. Alma Benson and Ida Halterman. District 3: Frank Mortensen, Webster Bettridge and Waldo Taylar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Counccil
Wmn. H. Lyman
Gwen M. Gurr
Ruth D. Orton
W. W. Heap
J. Alma Benson
Ida Halterman
Frank Mortensen
Webster Bettridge
Waldo Taylar
Utah corn hog referendum to decide program fate
Officials urge Utah voters to decide on October 26 whether the corn hog contract should continue after November 30, 1935. Production figures from 1934 and 1935 show signs of limited impact, with many signers producing as they would without the contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Utah
Ate Ae
Hunting Hints booklet offered by Utah Oil Refining Co
The Utah Oil Refining Co releases a hunting booklet titled Hunting Hints after Fishing Hints success. It includes tips for ducks geese deer elk pheasants quail and rabbits and explains Utah and Idaho hunting laws with data on bag limits and fees. Free copies are available at Pep 8&8-Vico stations and dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah Oil Refining Company
Utah
Idaho
Local women branch offers custom meat canning services
Led by Dana D. Whitney, local women prepare to provide codtani meat canning this fall for families with extra venison pork chicken or beef. Cans available through them at reduced prices and canning charges will be reasonable. Order early to secure better bulk pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dana D. Whitney
Ray Adams Utah Station Decks Deer Hunting Fever
A Utah service station, Ray Adams, decorates its premises like a mountain camp to evoke deer hunting fever. His enterprise in arranging the festive display draws praise from locals.
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Ray Adams
Utah
Ray
Taeta Ward Returns From Salt Lake City Deer Hunt
Taeta Ward who has been working in Salt Lake City is home or the deer hunt.
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Taeta
Salt Lake City
Mr B B Smith Spotted Greeting Old Acquaintances
Mr B B Smith of Cowley Wyoming a former parish resident was seen on our streets today shaking hands with old acquaintances in a casual social encounter indicating a local visit and reconnection with the community.
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B. B. Smith
Cowley
Wyoming
Parochant
Visit Notes Include Extended Family in Arizona
Mr and Mrs Wai travel with Mitchell for a short stay in Arizona visiting Mary Ann Smith in Snowflake and possibly Harold Mitchell’s son in Safford along with other relatives and friends.
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Wendell Bayles
T. Wendell Bayles
H. D. Bayles
Chairrman
Prectrict
Clair Hulet
County Board
Samuel Abbott
Paragonah
Andrew M. Lamoreaux
Pollea Entertainment
Bulloch
E. N. Thompson
WPA
Leizh
FERA
Claude Edwards
R. A. Arthur
Relief Society
Anna Gurr
Max Dalley
Marjorie Smith
B. K. Farnsworth
State of
Garlow
Namit
AAA
William Peterson
Usac Extension Service
Horse Valley
Bear Valley
Dor Valley
Fox Valley
Little Valleys
Little Creek
Cottonwood
Buckskin
Freemont
Dark Hollow
Drylakes
Summit Canyon
State Fish and Game Department
Rey Bennen
John 3. Talton
Phillip Denson
Merrill Thornton
Beaver Mountains
Dixie Game Preserve