Plans Go Forward Times Receives Utah Resources Book
The Times thanks the Utah State Department of Public Instruction for a bound volume titled Utah Resources and Activities. A letter from State Superintendent Charles H. Skidmore accompanies the gift, noting the book supplements the State Course of Study and will be in each school, library, and public library for reference by editors and readers.
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the Times
Utah
State Department of Publi Instruction
Chas. H. Skidmore
EtLab
State Department of
Paulie
Charles H. Skidmore
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Change Made in Work Arrangement on Forest
The forest job plan changes due to new regulations require five hour daily shifts for six days to total thirty hours a week. Two shifts daily, two weeks of work, and pay scales of 55¢ or 4¢ per hour plus possible discharge for poor performance. The new crew starts Monday. five teams from the county, with two from Paragonah, will be used next week. The NRA funds application waits on protests after 21 days. October 15 expected earliest completion.
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Canyon
Paragonah
NRA
Washington
State Committee
City manager plans NRA funds for city improvements
City manager Ealand Perry returns from Salt Lake City with details on securing National Rifle Association funds for planned improvements. He, watermaster Joy Arie, and staff are compiling data and surveying the water system to determine pipe size and type as a preliminary step.
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Ealand Perry
Salt Lake City
NRA
I Fe
Joy Arie
Funeral held for Joseph Lund in Paragonah ward
Joseph H. Lund, 68, died August 20 at Cedar City hospital from injuries after a liquor car crashed into his hay wagon. Funeral in Paragonah ward chapel featured Bishop Deyla Robinson and community speakers, burial in Paragonah cemetery. Local residents and relatives attended, with subsequent notes on visitors, school plans, and community events in Paragonah and nearby towns.
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Paragonah Ward
Joseph H. Lund
Cedar City
Harold Broughton
Los Angeles
J. Lowa Farton
George Topham
George H. Durham Kung
Aly T Redeemer
Silas Topham
Llantah T Robinson
Alttek Robinron
Terry Lun
Gilbert Bobn
Expression of appreciation for support after loss of Joseph Hi Lund
Gratitude is extended to all who offered help during illness and after the death of Joseph Hi Lund. The family appreciates expressions of sympathy and condolences as well as the flowers sent by Mrs Annie M Topham Mr Alfred Lund and Mr and Mrs Richard N Lond.
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Joseph Hi. Lund
Annie M. Topham
Alfred Lund
Richard N. Lond
Teachers to Have Canyon Outing Saturday
Teachers of the Iron County School district plan an outing to Navajo Lake and Duck Creek on Saturday. They will hike from the lake, eat lunch there, then travel to a CCC camp at Duck Creek for dinner and an informal program. An institute is scheduled for next Saturday.
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Teddhers
Iron County
Navajo Lake
Duck Creek
F.r
Ome Famer
CCC
Local visitors include Blarkiet Thornton and Parsgonah principal
TE. et peru returned Monday evening from a week’s visit with relatives in Feaver. Miss Blarkiet Thornton was here from Las Vegas for a brief visit with relatives during the week. Mr. Robert MeOmie, principal of the Parsgonah school, was here on business this afternoon.
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Peru
Feaver
Miss Blarkiet Thornton
Las Vegas
Robert MeOmie
Parsgonah School
Miss Hilda Harwood Visits From Provo
Miss Hilda Harwood is visiting from Provo with relatives and friends. Clark J. Orton holds a scholarship at Utah Agricultural College this winter and will likely depart for Logan about the fifteenth.
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Hilda Harwood
Hare
Provo
Clark J. Orton
Logan
Local Notices and Family News From Town
Mr. Ray Gudmundsen visited town briefly this week among relatives. Fred Bruhn of Panguitch was seen on the streets today. Mr. C. M. Clark and family plan to move to St. Cecire to run the drug store owned by his sister Mrs. Hannah Pike of Los Angeles, the past twelve years. Their son Alenzies, once chief clerk at Disco Wational park, will resume studies at the University of Southern California after a visit. Mrs. Jennie Coll and Mrs. Elva Wadsworth arrived from Los Angeles and Las Vegas with Val and Mack Thornton to visit their father, W. E. Thornton. Willie Thornton is improving though has off days. Mr. and Mrs. A. Hatch accompanied L. Walter Feterson to Salt Lake City for an ear operation. Feterson is recovering and rumors of deafness are unfounded.
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Lenora
California
Kenneth
W. Macfarlane
Nancy Twitcher
Widstoe
BM. J. Openshaw
Ellen Barton
Murray
Joseph Lund
Merritl Edwards
Ahmeda Speltilay
Emma Jane Yardlay
John Robinson
John Brown
Hamilton's Fort
Browns
Richard Lund
Joseph Lund Blain Olsen
Price
J. J. Jones
Marion Dailey
Long Valley
Mandy Jierstey
W. Oi. Barton
Clarh Lake
Leigh Wade
M.I.A
Beaver
Grant Stott
Meadow
Paragonah Ward
Adelaida Lund
Edjth Davenport
Stella Lamoreaux
Dett Davenport
Hilma Lamoreaux
Stake
Rose Anderson
Maggie Petty
Thorea Little
Leigh
Riddle
Cedar City
Arch Lamoreaux
W. T. Davenport
Salt Lake
Urben Limb
Buckhorn
Lamoreaux
Farm and Labor League
M-Men
C. M. Clark
St. Cecire
Dean
Hannah Pike
Los Angeles
Alenzies
Disco Wational Park
Teff
University of Southern California
Jennie Coll
Elva Wadsworth
Las Vegas
Val
Mack
W. E. Thornton
Willie
A. ©. Hatch
L. Walter Feterson
Salt Lake City
Feterson
Ile
Charles T. Michards
Panguiteh
Wichard
Fiocrenca Matheson Jicustan
Mid Valley visitors on brief business trip
Mr and Mrs Ervin Stevens traveled from Mid Valley for a short business engagement and a social visit this week.
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Hir
Ervin Stevens
Mid Valley
Mitchells Host Albert Hansen Family Visit
Mrs. and Mrs. Wm. C Mitchell enjoy a visit from the latter's brother and sister in law Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hansen of Calif. Principal Snow notes that graduates entering college this winter may take work in the high school, with no credits and the same fees as other students.
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Wm. C Mitchell
Albert Hansen
Calif
Snow
Dixie College Coach Visits Town for Prospective Players
Coach Les NHafen of Dixie College was in town on Wednesday interviewing ball players who graduated last spring. The aim is to persuade them to attend the school at St George.
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Les Nhafen
Dixie College
St. George
Mortensen Family Visits Grandmother Louisa in Delta
Members of the Joseph Mortensen family traveled from Delta to spend the week with their grandmother Louisa Mortensen who has been with them through the summer season.
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Joseph Rrk Mortensen
Delta
Louisa Mortensen
Flour supply to ease winter strain in local area
Local authorities announce the start of a four million unit flour release within the week. The move is welcomed by residents who feared hardship obtaining flour this winter amid shortages.
Substitute to fill Walter Peterson’s music post during recovery
Or a relative will substitute for Walter Peterson in the high school music department until his recovery from a recent operation is complete. The arrangement is understood to be temporary and contingent on Peterson’s rehabilitation.
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Walter Peterson
Orson
Peterson
No bounty paid this fall shocks local trappers
Trappers in the area face disappointment as no bounty will be paid this fall. Officials say the bounty fund was overdrawn in previous payments and will require this year's tax revenue to replenish.
Local visitors from Calverte and California arrive
Mrs. Thomas Lettridge browsed Mrs. Bettridge and her mother Mrs. Turley from Calverte the first of the week to can fruit and vegetables and visit relatives. Mrs. Clara EB. Mitchell returned from California where she had been with her sons for two years.
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Thomas Lettridge
Bettridge
Turley
Calverte
Clara EB. Mitchell
California
Local families relocate for winter season
The Lyman family rented the Barton home for the school season while Lemora Lyman works on a large dam project. Morris Lyman and his wife move in with their children. Charles T. Michards and relatives from Salt Lake City visited after stops in Panguitah and Brorenca Matheson Jicustan's home.
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Muniuer Uity
Lemora
Morris Lyman
Barton
Community urges weed removal from city sidewalks
Acknowledging many residents for clearing weeds around property, officials call on remaining citizens to tidy streets and sidewalks. Budget limits prevent further city weed removal, so residents are urged to act to improve the city's appearance.
District adds to program with teacher auditions list
Auditions at Teachers and adds to district program from front page list teachers for science shop physical education history economics English music and more across Cedar City Paragonah Kanarra Newcastle Summit Midvalley Modena Lund and other districts. The school calendar shows Thanksgiving vacation Nov 30 Dec 1 Christmas holiday Dec 23 Jan 2 Lincoln's birthday Feb 12 and school closing May 11 with Washington's birthday observed.
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Richard Beest
A. L. Furlong
A. G. Hatch
Luree Gardner
Mary Awrie
Elizabeth
Snow English
Lorin
Whel Wright
Grada
Cedar City
Syig Adams
Arvilla Bauer
Mattle Booth
Ann Clark
Mary Dalley
Oscar J. Winlet
Hazel Granger
Kate Isom
Miriam Luke
Joma Jarvis
Vitton Leavitt
Mary Orton
Virginia Pearce
Grace Ijmusen
Bart Slaughter
Iona Pendleton
Lyng Wood
Winnifred Urie
Paragonah
Stobert McOmie
Colline Jones
Una Petersen
Kanarra
Lelroy Morris
Wanda Tollestrup
Newcastle
Lucile Neff
Noar- Ina Schnelter
Summit
Nita Urie
Midvalley
Lillian Adams
Iergl
Dorris Petersen
Wlaneil Dalley
Modena
LaVerna Heaton
Lund
Helen Stones
Lincolna
Schoocl
Washington
New Suit Filed Over Cedar City Property
The Franklin Building and Loan Company filed suit in district court against J Carpenter and others to obtain possession of Cedar City property likely the Cedars hotel, claiming unlawful possession and seeking $250 monthly damages plus costs. A petition to appoint Alfred W Lund administrator of Joseph H Lund's estate was also filed, noting parcels of land near Parasnah with probable value $1,000 and heirs including two brothers two sisters a nephew and three nieces.
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Franklin Building & Loan Company
District Court
J. €. Carpenter
Cedar City
Cedars Hotel
Costa
Alfred W. Lund
Joseph Hi. Lund
Fees for Year at B A C Announced
At the Branch Agricultural college first faculty meeting of the year on Tuesday September 5 the main topic was student fees. The total annual charge for entrante registration laboratory and student body is sixty dollars or twenty five dollars per quarter with twenty paid at Fall entry twenty at winter start and fifteen at Spring. The schedule aims to be lower than at any other college in the Skatsa. Next week features Utah state agricultural college board board meeting at Cedar City a faculty and board outing to Navajo Lake and annual opening exercises in the 1st ward chapel Sunday evening.
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Branch Agricultural College
Tracah Aegricultural
Skatsa
Utah State Agricultural College Board
Cedar City
Navajo Lake
1St Ward
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