Cedar City Hosts Iron County Teachers Institute
The Iron County teachers gathered in Cedar City for a Friday and Saturday institute led by Superintendent Barlow. Speakers included Dr. LeRoy Cowles and I S Noall, with sessions on the federal education bill and pupil maladjustment. Over a hundred attendees toured Cedar Breaks and held a post luncheon organizational meeting naming Ray Garner president.
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Iron County
Cedar City
Riday
Barlow
LeRoy Fq
Cowlea
University of Utah
Noall
State Department of Education
Paorning
Bishen Walter IC
Granger
Ralph Jensen
Lorn Ricks
Cowles
Hazel Granger and
Hotel el Escalante
Parowan School
Cedar Breaks
East Ward M1 A. Stuarts Off With Vim
The Mutual Improvement Association of the East Ward held its first regular meeting of the season on Tuesday evening. Attendance was strong led by about eighty percent of the Young Ladies enrollment with ten of twelve officers present for the Young Ladies department.
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Mutual Improvment Association
East Ward
Young Ladies Department
West Ward M. I. A. to Convene Tuesday Evening
Announcement by officers states the West Ward M. I. A. will meet Tuesday evening to begin regular winter work. An invitation is extended to all to be present. Little Hazel Sattler, daughter of Mrs. John W. Benson, fell on a shoehorn and sustained abdominal wounds. she had surgery at the county hospital and is recovering at home.
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M. I. Aa
Hazel Sattler
John W. Benson
Hay Barn and Meadow Burned at Panguiteh Farm
Byron Thornton reported a blaze at dawn destroying a hay barn once owned by John T. Mitchell and the summer crop in the meadow. Cal Tebba of Panguiteh had purchased the meadow and improvements from Mitchell before the fire.
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Fanguitch Lake
Byron Thornton
John T. Mitchell
Cal. Tebba
Panguiteh
Mr. Mitchell
Byron
Editor to Attend Press Convention in Salt Lake City
The editor plans to spend the week end in Salt Lake City where he will attend the Press convention and possibly a day at the Fair.
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Salt Lake City
Indian Couple Secures Marriage License in Cedar City
Paul Jim and Ina Seamen, both Indians, of Cedar City obtained a marriage license from the County Clerk a few days ago. Paul, born in Morcasin Arizona, is 21. Ina estimates she is about 16. Ina’s mother accompanied her and signed consent with a fingerprint. The license was issued today to James Monroe Palard and Maude Vieht Naegie of Hoerrictine, and they were married by Bishop Marsdan.
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Paul Jim
Ina Seamen
Cedar City
Paul
Morcasin
Arizona
Rowley
James Monroe Palard
Maude Vieht Naegie
Hoerrictine
Marsdan
Local families take weekend trips to Beaver and Lund
Mr. and Mrs. James B. Decker and Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Adams drove to Beaver for a day on business. The Parcells and W. W. Mitchell families visited Lund on Sunday, meeting John S. Brown and H. A. Mitchell who are with a construction company building new housing for railroad workers.
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James B. Decker
L. J. Adams
Beaver
Parcells
W. W. Mitchell
Lund
Messrs. Johns. Brown
H. A. Mitchell
Mrs Lowe seeks rest after treatment in Cedar City
Mrs George Lowe visits Cedar City for further treatment by Dr Wilkinson. Her husband says she felt well after prior treatment and upon returning home but pushed herself to work while in Cedar City, so a rest is advised.
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George Lowe
Cedar City
Wilkinson
Clark brothers visit on business week’s start
Messrs Earl and Daniel Clark were here on business one day the first of the week. It is understood that Fiari is buying John H. Gurr's ewe lamb.
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Messrs
Earl
Daniel Clark
Fiari
John H. Gurr
Ewe Lamba
Miss Georgia Parcelis Joins Times Office Staff
Miss Georgia Parcelis, employed by Petersen Drug Co. in Cedar City this summer, is home again and assisting in the Times office in place of Miss Laura Mitchell who recently left her job.
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Georgia Parcelis
Petersen Drug Co
Cedar City
Times Office
Laura Mitchell
Fenton Visitors Welcome Mrs McAllister From Kanab
Mr and Mrs R L Fenton receive a brief visit from Mrs Fenton father Mr W J F McAllister of Kanab during a quiet social call in town.
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R. L. Fenton
Mrs. Fenton
Mr. W.J. F. McAllister
Kanab
County Officials Visit Paro wan and Paragonah After Death Scene
County Attorney Shay and Sheriff Leigh traveled to Paro wan and Paragonah on Thursday of last week and appeared at the scene of the death of Richard A. Robinson.
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Shay
Leigh
Parowan
Paragonah
Richard A. Robinson
Man Returns to Parowan After Forty Years Away
Mr. Orley Mortensen, once a local resident and son of Lars Mortensen, stopped in Parowan for a few minutes yesterday while traveling north from California. He has not visited the town since leaving forty years ago, and noted changes he observed.
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Orley Mortensen
Lars Mortensen
Parowan
California
Wilma Johnson Aids Teachers Boarding With Parkinsons
Miss Wilma Johnson of Benjamin visits to spend the winter and assist Mrs. Parkinson in caring for the teachers who are boarding there.
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Birs
Taylor Parkinson
Wilma Johnson
Benjamin
Mrs. Parkinson
Cedar City Garage Agent Tours Town in New Chevrolet
Mr. Leonard Green of the Cedar City Garage and his wife Mrs Green visited town Sunday afternoon driving a new Chevrolet he represents locally.
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Leonard Green
Cedar City
New Chevreoleta
Green
Pritchard Plans Parowan Hotel Visit Next Week
Mr Wm Pritchard travels to St George at the week’s start on business and jokes about their new hotel while noting Parowan has no rival lodging yet.
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Wm. Pritchard
St. George
Billie
Parowan
Oregon visitors Ella Ward Lyman and granddaughter
Mrs Ella Ward Lyman and her granddaughter Miss Peterson arrive from Oregon for a brief visit with relatives and friends in the city.
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Irs
Ella Ward Lyman
Miss Peterson
Oregon
Mrs Ervin Stevens Hospitalized After Facial Surgery
Mrs Ervin Stevens, who has endured months of facial infection, was admitted to hospital again on Monday for further treatment. Doctors operated inside her face in an effort to remove the source of her trouble and relieve her condition.
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Ervin Stevens
Chamber of Commerce explores road project and local growth
Members met at the Court House after the secretary urged action to improve the community. A five member committee was named to secure Chautauqua tickets, while Paxton proposed a $125,000 road project beyond St George to boost employment and business. The highways and agriculture committees were tasked with researching the project and potential community bid, plus plans for a large Potat oa crop. A Pangultech road link was discussed with the Panguiltch Chamber of Commerce as a future step.
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Chamber of Ommerce
Court House
Anthony Barton
J. Clayton Mitchell
Clarence Richards
Thomas Bennett
Alvin Benson
Anthony Paxton
Chambers
St. George
Engineer Young
Paxton
Highways Committee
Mr. Paxton
H. L. Adams
J. B. Dalton
Wim. H. Lymean
Ivan Decker
Committee On Agriculture
Fl. Ly
Adams
Clarenat Richards
Evan Bayles
Doings At School Preview Big Year At Parowan High
Students voice strong school spirit and pep for P H 5 activities. Seniors and juniors are expected to lead, with sophomores and freshmen set to supply energy for livestock judging team. Ogden show in January and Salt Lake City in April.
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Memorg
P. IL
Watkins
Miss Cruikshank
Jensen
Georgia Jensen
Garner
Parowan High School
Ogden
Salt Lake City
Salt Lake
The Oral Expression Class Encourages Fun and Training
The class emphasizes voice development and diaphragmatic exercises through playful pain. The note invites participation, noting lively drills like panting and breathing as members compare with the track team.
County Library Adds Fifteen New Books This Week
The librarian reports about fifteen new books will be added to the County shelves this week. The announcement highlights fresh titles expanding the public library collection.
Parowan School Begins With Enthusiasm For New Term
Parowan School opened September 12 with high spirits. The second grade reuses the swimming room as a classroom. The study rooms moved from room 9 to 15 in the second week boosting learning. classes formed in week one. Clara Stevens leads mention of upcoming student officers.
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P. LI. 5S
Clara Stevens
P H S Class Officers Announced for All Grades
The article lists senior juniors and sophomores class officers for P. H. S. with presidents vice presidents treasurers and advisors. Senior president Ada Boardman senior vice Myda Robinson Lee Emerson Adams treas advisor Miss Scorup and Mr. Hatch. Junior president Wardell Bennett junior vice Glen Hyatt Lee treas Phyllis Orton advisors Miss Cruikshank and Mr Jensen. Sophomore president Helen Dec or vice Woodrow Adams Bee LaVerse Garr advisors Miss Jex and Mr Decker. Freshman president Elina Lover vice LeRoy Burt treas Nevada Kai advisors Miss Jacobsen and Mr Carne. All classes planning dances and activities for the year.
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Ada Boardman
Myda Robinson Lee
Treas
Emerson Adams
Wardell Bennett
Glen Hyatt Lee
Phyllis Orton
Woodrow Adams Bee
Miss Jex
Decker
Kit Carson Speaks for Himself Revealed in Timca Feature
Elmo Scott Watson’s illustrated Timca article presents Kit Carson’s own account of his life, arguing traditional dime novel portrayals distort his story. The feature notes Carson spent many years at Fort Lyon, Colorado, yet his name is widely associated with the West.
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Kit Carson
Carson
Hite
N.M
Fort Lyon
Colo
Jares
West
Kilt Carson
Elmo Scott Watson
The
Timca
Senator WM H King Visits Paro Wan Cedar City
Senator WM H King spent a brief visit in Paro Wan and Cedar City on his return from Patowan. He toured the Iron mines, discussed Cedar City’s push for a federal building, and commented on AL Smith as a Democratic candidate, downplaying objections to his prohibition stance and religion.
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Wm, H. King
Parowan
Times
Cedar City
Patowan
AL. Smith
Smith
Senior Class Program Shines in Cedar City Assembly
The Senior class organized a school assembly moved to Thursday due to a Cedar City teachers convention. Mr Hatch led discussions on by law and constitution amendments, with a committee appointed to study changes. R H Benson spoke on Parowan history, Miss Edwards played a piano solo, Ross Hyatt spoke on upcoming senior activities, and Lucy Stevens read a selection before the school song.
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Cedar City
Hatch
R. H. Benson
Parowan
Edwards
Ross Hyatt
Lucy Stevens
J. B. Decker Jr
Sophomore class elects officers for new year
On September 16 the Sophomores held a meeting and chose Helen Decker as President Woodrow Adams as Vice-president La Veul Gurr as Secretary with Mr Decker and Miss Jex as class father and mother The group kept blue and white colors from last year and expressed enthusiasm for the year ahead under the officers and teachers Dean Mitchell
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Helen Decker
Woodrow Adams
la Veul Gurr
Dean Mitchell
Sewing Machine Agent Visits Domestic Art Class
Mr. Merril an agent for Singer Sewing Machine Co visited the Domestic Art department last Thursday to demonstrate the different parts of the machine for the class. Instructor Miss Scorup and Radblr assisted to help the class sew through the winter.
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Merril
Singer Sewing Machine Co
White Thure
Miss Scorup
Dixie Power and Telluride Plan Power Line Tie In
Dixie Power Co and Telluride received a 25 year permit from the Public Utilities Commission to connect their lines. A. L. Woodhouse said the tie will be completed by year end with cooperation at Beaver. The plan aims to balance seasonal power needs and reduce required investments. Plant No. 3 is set to enter service Sunday to improve supply.
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Dixie Power Company
Telluride
Public Utilities Commission
A. L. Woodhouse
Dixie Company
Woodhouse
Watery
Beaver
Nea
Woodhoussa
Dixie
Marsdens Return From Mission in Eastern State
Elder Milo Marsden who has served over two years in the Eastern State mission of the L D S Church, and his parents Mr and Mrs L N Marsden who joined him after leaving here a month ago, returned home last week. Milo reports good health and satisfaction with his labors. The family spoke at the sacrament meeting in the East ward on Sunday.
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Milo
Marsden
L. N. Marsden
Mra. Marsden
East Ward
Mrs Vera Shane Visits California Relative Family
Mrs Vera Rose Shane of California spent three or four days with her mother Mrs Mabel Adams and other relatives and friends during the week. She was en route to Chicago to join her husband who is studying there.
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Vera Rose Shane
California
Mabel Adams
Lamp Post Knocked Over by Car Developer
Mr Foster of St George knocked over and broke a lamp post in front of the U Get Service Station while driving a new Buick. He lost control briefly and promised to pay for the post if the city bills him.
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Foster
St. George
Cedar City man aids wife after Sunday visit
Mrs. Ted Dalton was visited on Sunday in Cedar City and her husband Ted Dalton went in the evening to bring her home.
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Ted Dalton
Cedar City
Ted
Blain Benson Returns Home After Appendicitis Surgery
Blain Benson, who recently underwent appendicitis surgery, was brought home at the start of the week.
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Blain Benson
Mrs Hurton Returns to Wyoming Teaching Post
Mrs. M. A. Hurton left recently to resume teaching this winter in a Wyoming community. Miss Barbara Matheson was serving as county treasurer Hulet in bia office at the present time.
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M. A. Hurton
Wyoming
Barbara Matheson
Ansiating
Hulet
Bia
East Ward Relief Society Opens With Planned Program
The opening meeting of the East Ward Relief Society will be held next Wednesday. A strong program is arranged and a large attendance of members is anticipated.
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East Ward Relief Society
Local residents discuss cattle contracting in town
Me and Mrs. Wm. T. Pivenport of Paragonsh and Mr. Davenport's brother Bull of Spry were in town on Saturday. Willie offered to contract cattle to be delivered this fall.
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Wm. T. Pivenport
Paragonsh
Orien Strrong Returns Home After Wyoming Leave
Mr. Orien Strrong is home again after spending several months in Wyoming on assignment. He returned to his residence and resumes daily activities.
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Orien Strrong
Wyoming
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Teachers Institute
Ray Dy Garner
Stucki
Myra Dalton
A. M. Anderson
A.c.hatch
A. Stuarts
West Ward
Chamber OF Commerce
MR. Garner
Miss ‘Cruikshank
Williams Adams
P. H. S. Hasen
Mr. Hatch
Mr. Jensen
Helen Dec
Elina Lov
LeRoy Burtsee
Neveda Kai Class Advisors
Mise Jacobsen
Mr. Carne
Elcen Connell
Efnator WM
H. King
Ecphomores
Alice Prothero
Dixie Power Co
Woodhea
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