Doings at School Report and Cleanup Day
The School Superintendent notes Cedar visitors Batlow and Misc Williams checked work and offered help. An alumni assembly features Miss Heatrice Adams with a program including musical numbers by Mr. Peterson Bill Dalton John Sole Silas Topham and more. Cleanup day dismisses classes at noon for grounds work under faculty supervision. Newcastle adds Kay Knell Loona Hulet. Leo Knell and Dick Tullis return amid new local ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heatrice Adams
Mr. Peterson
Bill Dalton
John Sole
Silas Topham
Cherze
Newcastle
Kay Knell
Loona Hulet
Garner
Leo Knell
Dick Tullis
West End
Future Farmers Leave for State Convention
Mr. Garner and four FFA members traveled to Provo to attend the state convention of the Future Farmers of America. Leo Knell will serve as chapter delegate, while Homer Adams Porter Clark and Floyd Matheson enter the livestock judging contest. Officers elected for the year include Homer Adams president Bud Munford vice president Keith Ward secretary Leo Knell treasurer and Ronald Rowley reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Garner
Provo
Future Farmers of A=merica
Leo Knell
Parowan
Homer Adams
Porter Clark
Floyd Matheson
FFA
Bud Munford
Keith Ward
Ronald Rowley
Class Officers Elected Across Grades
The 7th grade elected Merton Mitchell president and Claude Jensen vice president with HKen jon Robinson secretary treasurer Constance Whitney reporter and several others. The 8th grade chose Cathleen Wilcor president Beth Matheson vice president Alice Matheson secretary treasurer Dob bie Tralterman reporter and more. The 9th/ Sth grade named Florence Marsden president Jesse Robb vice president Ardell Hyatt secretary Hazel Adams reporter. Sophomores center on high spirits with Mrs Decker as class mother and Whitney Orion as president. Juniors list Norman Adams president Shirley Dalton vice president and Huth Stubbs secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merton Mitchell
Claude Jensen
Hkenjon Robinson
Constance Whitney
Joyce Adams
Mary Jane Mitchell
Glenna Lowder
Sherman Dalton
Miss Froyd
Mr. Ward Cles
Gerade
Cathleen Wilcor
Beth Matheson
Alice Matheson
Dobbie Tralterman
Margaret Watch
Gienna M. Ward
Albert Atltchell
Sth
Florence Marsden
Jesse Robb
Ardell Hyatt
Hazel Adams
Clase
Mgr. Decker
Hiss Pace
Whitney Orion
Alice Robinson
Anna Gurr
Aston Thornton
Norman Adams
Shirley Dalton Viice
Huth Stubbs Se
Skilled Labor Sought for CCC Camps Near St George
A Cedar City committee seeks about 90 carpenters electricians and helpers for building CCC camp barracks to be transferred to Washington county for winter. Three to four camps will move from higher elevations near St George with about thirty days of work at standard wages. Local men were listed for potential qualification and urged to contact the Cedar committee secretary John H. Fife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civilian Conservation Corps
Washingee
Cedar City
Forest Service
Cedar Committee
John H. Fife
St. George
City Improvements Await Court Action
Parowan and Cedar City face funding delays as Supreme Court rulings on Granger bills affect borrowing power. Parowan may not borrow while Cedar City nears its limit, delaying water system work estimated at 24000 dollars and shelving a municipal power plant and sewer project until legislation is deemed constitutional.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purowan
Supreme Court
Parowan
Parowan City
Imdt
Cedar City
Cartright Begins Building New Gas Station at City Entrance
Jasper Cartright started construction on a service station on the corner of his lot at the south entrance to the city. The building will be a modest structure and completed rapidly. Standard Oil products are expected to be sold at the station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jasper Cartright
Houth
More Fish Planted in Yankee Reservoir
About 25 000 fingerling fish were planted in the Yankee reservoir on Tuesday evening. They came from the Heaver hatchery and were received by Phil Benson K R L Halterman and others in the absence of Gun and Bed Club officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yankee Reservoir
Heaver
Phil. Benson
Kr. L. Halterman
Senior class officers listed for high school
The senior class officers are Lyle Halterman president Ruby Ward vice president Kenl Mitchell secretary treasurer Pat Fenton reporter and Ira Gurr committee chairman. The seventh and eighth grades held their first junior dance last night in the gymnasium with few eighth grade boys attending and seventh grade boys hesitant to dance though the girls reportedly had a good time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle Halterman
Ruby Ward
Kenl Mitchell
Pat Fenton
Ira Gurr
Hoya
Opening socials mark East and West ward M I A
The East ward M I A holds its opening social in the Recreation hall on Tuesday evening while the West ward hosts theirs Friday. Planned features include community singing directed by Orland Ward, an instrumental trio, a ladies vocal trio, refreshments and dancing. Officers for each ward are listed with presidents and counselors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.I.A. Tn
Orland Ward
Ile Gurt
Setta Decker
Adriene Mickelson
Fast Ward
Albert Mitchell
Howard
Parowan Horses Dominate Three Day Race Meet
Parowan horses swept the Cedar City meet, claiming ten firsts amid an entry of about fifty. Robert Fenton led with two wins on Dixie and two on Utah Man O Wan, Clare Orton’s Cruze took two firsts and a second, while Lee Pritchard rode four winners to a meet total of twelve. Howard Culver trained Skippy to three firsts and set track records for the three eighths and half mile distances as Cedar horsemen anticipate a new Parowan track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar City
Essily
Robert Fenton
Dixie
Utah
O ° Wan Clare Orton
Cruze
P. A. Clark
Cricket
Zip
Skippy
Frank Culver
Howard
Lee Pritchard
Lee
California
Los Angeles
Cedar Horsemen
Parowan
Pinevalley CCC Boys Put In Vast Camp Improvements
The Pinevalley CCC unit at Vine Valley Utah and 21 Virginia boys transformed the site from scrub desert to a blooming camp. Since late May 1933 they built roads fences water works and multiple structures, added gravel roads, latrines, tables and signs, and created a 300 seat recreation hall area.
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C.c
Vine Valley
Utah
Washingum
Iron
Salt Lake
Davis
Virginia
Virginia Group
Mountain Wood
C.C.C
Pine Valley
Ranger Station
Recreation Park
Work Crews Chosen for Monday Reporting
A reduced crew report set for Monday at the Pony Beach camp due to equipment shortages. Ten workers plus one foreman selected from Paragould Summit and local towns. alternates named for contingency, with additional crews at the Five Mile site and instructions to report by Saturday noon if possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pony Beach
Paragough
Summit
Tas
Ryan Liman
Janes Applegate
Merrill Thornton
Milmer Mitenell
John Jeneen
Ward Strtensen
Arthur Robinson
Wm. J. Whitney
Ed Warren
Five Mile
Horace Davenport
Ness Taylor
Merton Richards
Green Davis
Melbourn Eyre Ak
County pays $30 a month for four in care of four
The county spends $80 monthly for four people in public institutions that could be cared for locally. Three are Groves family members in the state hospital at Prova, costing $16 each. Hospital staff say they cannot be cheaper at the institution, but farm placement locally could reduce costs. The remaining $25 goes to Ulsh County Infirmary for Fanny H. Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cou Ty
Groves
Hanartra
Prova
Harmilera Sudo
Ulsh
Fanny H. Jones
Federate Garden Clubs Of State Sought By Bowen
A letter from Grant Bowen the landscape gardener at the state capital Salt Lake City asks garden clubs to form a State Federation. He invites presidents whose groups include flower gardening as a major objective to contact him at the capital. He notes advantages and proposes the motto By their efforts a mighty desert is made to blossom as a beautiful garden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Bowen
Landscape Gardner
Salt Lake City
Viary
Bowen
Marriage Licenses for Louis Bumgardar and Others
Louis Bumgar dars five customers? The readable names include Louis Bumgardars 24 Denver and Pelmar Jewkes 24 Orangeville, Ned A Sheppard 32 Cedar City and Ruth H Fortune 23 Cedar City. PT.
Prospects For Canyon Road This Fall Scant
Information from Salt Lake City via Wilford Day indicates no fall construction for Canyon Road to the second left-hand canyon. Federal Aid feeder road projects and NRA funds delay work until next spring, with limited forest work and Cedar Canyon finish funds likely this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Wilford
Chamber of Commerce
Waa
Enineer Iterr
Day
Mr. Kerr
Wei
NRA
Ilmuele
State Road Commission
Little Creek Canyon
Cedar Land
Parowan Students Return to Branch Agricultural College
Parowan students recentered at the Branch Agricultural College for this year per the school report. Names include Hilman Adams Bruce Adams Grant Benton Raine Henson Katherine Clark Taniel Crawford Claudia Jonah Frank Orton Ada Stevens Mariam Line Mariam Coodleton from Vara gough Paul McOmbe James Robb Rex Hobineen Lester Williamsort and Frank Williamson. All are former Parowan High School students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parowan
Branch Agricultural College
Schooal
Thilman Adams
Bruce Adama
Grant Benton
Raine Henson
Katherin Clark
Taniel Crawford
Claudia Jonah
Frank Orton
Ada Stevens
Mariam Line
Mariam Coodleton
Varagough
Paul McOmb
James Robb
Rex Hobineen
Lester Williamiort
Frank Williamson
Fomer Parowan Hirch School
Dr Clark Visits St George Area to Meet With Interests
Dr. Clark from St George traveled Monday to meet with nine Bual nesa interests and expects family to join him there within the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Clark
St. George
State Officers Of Farm Labor League Named
The Farm and Labor League of Utah named Robert Oakes of Cedar City as president and Murray BE King of Salt Lake City as vice president at the state convention. Juzh of Cedar City was elected treasurer and delegates from Parowan Kanarra and Cedar City attended. The group adopted The Progressive Independent as official organ and set charter membership at one dollar with October first as start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Labor League
Farm and Labor League of Utah
Robert &. Oakes
Cedar City
Murray BE. King
Salt Lake City
Mr. Juzh
Parewro
Paranonah
Kanarta
League
Ita
Associat An
Ste
Slowsh
John Page
John W. Gurr
Parowan
BM. L. Dalley
J. L. Dailton
Parzgonah
R. &. Oakes
W. J. McConnell
Mr. Hughs
Faye Parker
Kanarra
Presbyterian Chapel
County Authority Allows Hospital Levy Without Election
County Attorney reports a tax levy for hospital maintenance may be enacted without an election. Legal changes allow funding from the county general or indigent funds, eliminating the need for a bond issue or voter approval for ongoing upkeep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ijuofirmaries
Ant
Pia Yor
Also Mentioned on This Page
Batlow
Misc Williams
Institute For Iree
U. E. A. Institute
Barbara Matheson Welters
Elden Adame
Fawn Jvini
Reading
Miriam DD
Matheson
Jean Matheson
Georgia Jensen
CCC
Cartright
Cretary
Heth Lyman
Musual
Hoxsing
Red Adams
Sam Pugh
Pinevalley CCC
Canyon Road
Cedar Canyon
John W Bentley
Walter KE Thaneger
Seacoa
Tle
Far Ag
Costa
County General Fund
Hinds
Conaderet
Levy
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