Cedar City News Roundup Includes Audits and Community Happenings
Cedar City auditors Beesley Wood & Co from Salt Lake City begin a biennial audit of Cedar City accounts. H L Wood joins the team. costs are said to be reduced from prior audits. Miss Elnora Holyoak to wed soon, with celebratory events planned. Local dentist Dr S L Christensen establishes practice in Cedar City. A CCC camp lumber influx, six camps in Washington County, involves 41 carloads of lumber and local contractors. Community notices include Rotary luncheon talks and Lions Club plans for gym use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beesley, Wood & Co
Salt Lake City
Cedar City
H. L. Wood
Wood
Glen Froyd
Beaver
I. J. Fife
CCC
Washington County
Theal Firms
Wintering residents and local work notes in Cedar City
Ada Schurtz and two children stay for winter so the youngsters can attend Cedar City schools. Arthur Pratt family left for Nevada then Arizona for winter selling woolen goods and cars. Ardice Witwer heads to Logan on USA C scholarship for club work excellence. Carl Crawford’s family visited Pareewarn. his truck was overhauled. Mrs. Ivor Jones visited from Enn uch with Chamberslain family. Genealogical program held with Aubrey Lawrence Howard Dwight Dalley Lillian Schurtz and Eula Lawrence. Skimmings recount a paint can incident fatally injuring Farrow’s milk cow. Wilford Lawrence returned from forest work near Enterprise. Harold Smith’s family visited Minersville. Mrs. Smith’s sister Elma Harris joined briefly. Amita Urig teaches here living at the Allen home. Alden Blues visited from Boulder City. Road crew work winds down. no new hands Monday. Five Mile job near completion. several single handed men reassigned or sent back. list includes Pittchard Lister Petersen Whitby Orton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Pittchard
Frank Lister
John Petersen
Frank Whitbey
Samuel T. Orton
Dunton Family Plans World Fair Trip and Local Happenings
Mayor H E Dunton and family depart for Chicazi to visit the World’s Fair, with Dunton changing plans to bring home a new-8 Ford instead of a Chevrolet. Mrs Dena Williamsson attends a funeral in Salt Lake City for her western-law. Miss Jane LeFavre mourned in Panguitch as Mr James Robb attends H A C Cedar City. The M L L A opening social draws a large crowd while regular meetings begin Sept 26. Genealogical society hosts a program in a Sacrament meeting. Burras Barton and wife welcome a 9 pound baby girl at the county hospital on Friday morning September 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Dunton
Joyce
Chicazi
Mr. Dunton
Dena Williamsson
Salt Lake City
Curtis
Burras Barton
Locals and Personal News Item Of Local Visitors
Forest supervisor Jom Gurr was in town for a short time on Friday ot last week. County agent L. FE. Tuetler came from Cedar City on official business Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. GO. W. Adams recently enjoyed a visit from the latter's mother Mrs. Susan J. Murdock of Beaver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jom Gurr
L. FE. Tuetler
Ceder City
GO. W. Adams
Susan J. Murdock
Beaver
Pickle and sauce recipes shared by Mrs Dalton
Mrs Luella A Dalton contributes three choice recipes for pickles catsup and sandwich spread of interest to every housewife. Mr and Mrs Ray D Garner took their daughter Joan to the hospital for an appendectomy Monday night and she is recovering nicely. L Nelson Marsden joined a traveling salesman for a weekend outing to Las Vegas to see developments near the dam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luella A. Dalton
Ray D. Garner
Joan
L. Nelson Marsden
Las Vegas
Dam Alte
Halter Brothers Attend Seed Growers Meeting in Salt Lake City
Sam Halter and Millard Halter man traveled to Salt Lake City last weekend to join a meeting of alfalfa seed growers and arrange funds for lamb feeding operations this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Sam and
Millard Halterman
Salt Lake City
Improvements at Five Mile camp and Four Mile bridge
The article notes improvements by the forest service at the Five Mile camp and the construction of a bridge at the Four Mile crossing. The bridge is expected to improve the road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Service
Five Mile Camp
4 Mile Crossing
Local notes from WTijom Colorado and Beaver County
Residents update including a lost pitch fork found near town and Clark Orton's farm. George A. Lowe visits from Los Angeles while his brother Joseph travels from Salt Lake City. Kay Smith scare debunked. Ray resumes work. John V. Stephens and Merton Richards paint at Five Mile camp. Wilford Day and Ray J. Garner visit Fulmore. return with a work horse. J B Rolting travels to Minersville for ill brother Frank. cancer threatens. Carpenters scarce as CCC camps near St George may supply four workers.
Local carpenters join CCC barracks work in Washington County
Pathward Mutual Improvement Associations held opening class days in the West and East wards. Regular winter classes will begin next week. A. R. Benson, Wm. T. Orton and Rulon Barton left for Washington County to work as carpenters on new CCC barracks. Lt. W. G. Hines requested three carpenters, who were selected, with two or three others already on public jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pathward Mutual Improvment Associations
West Ward
East Ward
Afessis
A. R. Benson
Wm. T. Orton
Rulon Barton
Paragonah
Washington County
CCC
W. G. Hines
Parowan Club 18 Organized at EB A C
The Parowan Club was organized at the BG A C Tuesday with Mariam Pendleton as president Hillman Adams vice president Rex Robinson of Paragonah secretary and Lillian White reporter They will meet soon to discuss plans for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parowan Club
A. C
Mariam Pendleton
Hillman Adams
Rex Robinson
Paragonah
Lillian White
Mayor Granger addresses Farm and Labor League meeting
Cedar City Mayor Walter K. Granger spoke to the Farm and Labor League on legislative actions in recent sessions. He said debt relief measures passed by the House were blocked or weakened by the Senate and vetoed, blaming big interests and utility lawyers for unfavorable laws. Ila Gurr violin and Mina Orton piano accompanied the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter K. Granger
Cedar City
Farm and Labor League
Mr. Granger
Nousa
Senate
Utah
State Senate
John W. Bentley
League
Ila Gurr
Mina Orton
Mutual Officers Invite Attendance At Senior Class
West Ward Y L M E A presidents invite locals aged 24 to 35 to join this year's senior class. The program centers on The Problems of Today and Tomorrow, with Mrs. E G Matheson teaching and a social side planned. Also notes visiting Cedar City visitors John D Hopkins and Antone, with Antone’s wife accompanying. Ruth Nevada newcomers Myr and Mrs. Clayton Jensen subscribe and send regards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Ward
Y. LE
Literary Club to Commence Activities This Fall
The local Literary Club resumes winter activities with the first meeting set for Wednesday evening October 4 at Mrs. HH Parcella's home Gwen MM Gurr will deliver the first lesson of a defined course Members will host a breakfast for the group Sunday morning October tet at Mrs. Fae N. Ben on's residence Glenn E. Snow joined the club replacing a member who moved away and Mrs. Berta Mitchell returns after a temporary absence.
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HH. C. Parcella
Gwen MM. Gurr
Fae N. Benon
Glenn E. Snow
County to Get More Emergency Relief Money
Commissioner I L Adams, returning from Salt Lake City, announces $3 923 available for October. Entitled workers will receive jobs and pay before work, with payments now from the State Auditor after local committee approval. Reports will be required and a salary position may be created to manage the process, with the county clerk still supervising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. L. Adams
Salt Lake City
State Auditor
Deer Harvest Outlook for Utah Fall Season
About 6000 deer are expected to be killed during the 11 day deer season this fall, matching last year. Hunters on Dixie and Beaver preserves registered 2137 and 1340 respectively, totaling 2800 deer, with elk totals by region noted. Licenses range from $2 to $19 for elk permits, and applications close October 6.
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Utah
Dixie and
Beaver Preserves
Dixie Preserves
Heaver
Cache
Nebo
Manti-Fish Lake
City meeting invites on property takings for improvement taxes
Notice invites affected property owners to a regular city council meeting Tuesday night to discuss plans for loans to redeem property taken for special improvement taxes. Dr Clark celebrated a Fourth of July style event with fireworks Wednesday morning. He kept stock of crackers at his old site and set them off behind his property, causing a loud display and smoke that puzzled neighbors as the fre whistle failed to blow.
School Doings In Salt Lake City
In Salt Lake City the subject is expected home on Saturday to resume work on Monday. His brother Orson has been pinch hitting and plans to leave this weekend to enter the B U the first of the week.
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Salt Lake City
Orson
Glay Assembly Program Highlights School Activities
The program opens with devotional music by I rene Marsden and Miss Passey and features a vocal by the Girty Y Chorus, violin solos by Ila Gurr, and readings by Karl Adams. The sophomores plan meetings while seniors seek clarity. The city walkway project removes dirt and slush improving access. Beatrice Adams and Cleo Bishop sponsor ninth grade activities. A party is planned for Friday night with dancing.
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Irene Marsden
Ivan Hyatt
Miss Passey
Girty Y Chorus
Ila. Gurr
Karl Adams
Beatrice Adams
Cleo Bishop
Legion Post 20 meeting to elect officers
A meeting of American Legion Post No 20 is called for Wednesday evening October 4 at 8 in the Library basement to elect officers for the ensuing year and discuss matters of interest to members. Ray D Garner, Post Commander. Mr and Mrs Harrell Dalton are visiting Mrs Dalton’s mother Mrs Howell of Delta.
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The
American Legion
Post No. 20
WePock
Harrell Dalton
Birthday phone call thrills youngster and grandparents abroad
A child receives a birthday call from her grandparents in a distant city. The voices on the line bring joy to the youngster and to the elderly relatives, marking a heartwarming moment across miles.
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Chamber of Commerce
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S. LD. Christensen
Los Angeles
C.S.A
Dr. Christensen
Arch Spilsbury
A. N. Leonard
Gr. Leonard
Elnora Holyoak
Alea
Mae Macfarlane
Ruth Funter
Eula Rollins
Bills la- Priel Barnsan
Miss Holyoak
Grand Canyon
U.P. Todge
Graff
Fprestwich
Denyen
King Hendricks
Rotary Clus
Angus
Whire
Edith Steens
H. FE. Petersen
Petersen Drug Store
Ittchfield
Pete
Melba Middleton
M. I. Dalley
Cleofan Club
Gardella
Maeser Dalley
Scott Matheson
Name Owners Loan Corporation
Riddle
Arong
Leland M. Petys
B. C
Ada Schurtz
Ronald Dalley
Arthur Pratt
Nevada
Arizona
Arthur
Ardice Witwer
Logan
U.S.A.C
U.P
Carl Crawford
Pareewarn
Carl
Aubrey Lawrence
Howard
Dwight Dalley
Lillian Schurtz
Eula Lawrence
Farrow
Wilford Lawrence
Enterprise
Sime Water
Harold Smith
Minersville
Mrs. Smith
Elma Harris
Amita Urig
Mrs. Alden Blues
Boulder City
Airs
Carlos Thornton
Timothy Robinson
Ray Robinson
Jane LeFavre
Panguitch
James Robb
M.lla
the Genealogical Society
Carl'sle Tralten
Colorado
Clark Orton
Finder
Wm. C. Mitchell
George A. Lowe
Joseph
Kay Smith
Ray
John V. Stephens
Merton Richards
Five Mile
Wilford Day
Ray J. Garner
Fulmore
Day Farms Co
J. B. Rolting
Frank
Beaver County
St. George
Granger
John D. Hopkins
Antone
Louisa Warren
the Times
Myr
Clayon Jensen
Ruth
Clayon
Qorpheum Theatre
Fredric March
Gary Grant
Carole Lombard
Jack Oakie
the Eagle & the Hawk
Hollywood
James Dunk
Gloria Stuart
David Manners, Jack Laruer
Mind Reader
With Warren Williams
News and Comedy
TGLAY
Thero
Legion
Mountain States
Leigh Furniture & Carpet Company
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