County money for Parowan canyon road denied
County road fund failure to grant a $500 request for Parowan canyon road improvements was noted after a review of fund balance. The board authorized necessary repairs on several roads and approved $28 for Hamlin valley road. Deputy supervisor Elmer Davis was named for the Kanarra district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parowan Canyon
George Chilton
J. B. Dalton
D. A. Matheson
Anthony Patten
Seaman
Forest Service
Canyon
Cedar Mountain
Hamlin Valley
Levy
Beryl Newcastle Road
Kanarra Mountain
Wildlama
Simkina
D. Elmer Davis
Kanarra
Burgess
Cedar Chamber of Commerce
Extension Service
Creek Warden Reports Record Low Streams
Deputy game warden Eve Lyn Parry said Duck Creek is the lowest he has seen, Mammoth Creek nearly dry, and most streams clear with little snow on peaks. He was summoned after a deer was killed in Little Creek canyon by a car, with no details on the deer's disposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Parry
Wennesday
Duck Creek
Parry
Little Creek Canyon
Marriage Licenses Issued in Cedar City and Parowan
The Clerk's office issued licenses this week including Keith Macfarlane to Misa Wilma Leigh in Cedar City and Wm B Hastem to Laitne Crimshaw in Cedar City. Also Ward Mortensen to Misa Itha Mitchell in Parowan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith Macfarlane
Misa Wllma Leigh
Hastem
Laltne Crimshaw
Cedar City
Ward Mortensen
Misa Itha Mitchell
Parowan
Utah Archaeology Chief Warns of Treasure Loss
Dr. Julian H. Steward of the University of Utah warns that Utah loses valuable archaeological treasures yearly to out of state institutions and vandals. He cites San Juan artifacts as among North America's richest, urges local museums to display and study Utah’s heritage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Julian H. Steward
University of Utah
Steward
University of Michigan
Area of Utah
New World
Gobi Desert
Nile Valley
North America
San Juan
America
University of Utah Anthropology Museum
Dr. Steward
Byron Cummings
Andrew A. Kerr
Parowan High School Wins High Honors Cup Again
Special to the Times Parowan High School earned high honors and the stock judging cup in Southern Utah High School Day events. Top performers included Clark Li Orion in Crop Judging, Bruce Adams Roy Adams and Scott Barton in Stock Judging, Walter Clark in Piano, Mae Evans in Interpretative Reading, Miriam Lowe in Sewing, and Hilma Robinson in Art and Cocking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Parowan High School
Wilford Day
Parowan
Clark Li
Orion
Bruce Adams
Roy Adams
Scott Barton
Walter Clark
Mae “Vans
Miriam Lowe
Hilma Robinson
Cocking
Edith Whitney
Kasay
Southern Utah
Stake Presidency to Visit Sunday in East Ward
Representatives from the Stake Presidency will visit the Sunday School and occupy the East Ward Sacrament meeting this Sunday. Bishop Mitchell announced the visit and expects a large attendance with special musical numbers during the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stake
East Ward
Mitchell
Bee Hive Girls Visit Temple for Baptisms
A group of Eastward Bee Hive Girls accompanied by Mrs Betsy Haycock and Mrs Mary B Orton visited the St George Temple during the week and were baptized multiple times for departed relatives. The party included Shirley Dalton Beth Orton Veda Mitchell Maxine Stevens Edith Smith Edith Whitney Kathleen Joseph Vada Evans Georgia Heatley Martha Mitchell and Vera Orton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betsy Haycock
Mary B. Orton
St. George Temple
Shirley Dalton
Beth Orton
Veda Mitchell
Maxine Stevens
Edith Smith
Edith Whitney
Kathleen Joseph
Vada Evans
Georgia Heatley
Matha Mitchell
Vera Orton
Prospective Graduates For 1931 Announced
Seventeen Parowan Paragonah and Newcastle students are listed among the twenty four to graduate from Parowan High School in May. Principal Hatch announced the names including Elden Adams Ruth Clark M Walter Clark Ada Dalton Ruth Decker Howard Joseph James Cloyd Marie Malmberg Itha Mitchell Carl Morris Col I Orton D Robinson Ramona Tawley Bernarr Stubbs Ethel Whitney Carlyle Burt Emma Bastian Mable Davenport Helen Edwards Etts Lister Hilma Robingon Dora Williamson Loreta William hamson. Nevada Knell Mrs Louisa Warren and son Edward moved a frame house to the northwest corner of town with Merrill Mitchell handling moving and additions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parowath High School
Hatch
Parowan
Paragonah
Newcastle
Elden Adams
Ruth Clark
M Walter Clark
Ada Dalton
Ruth Decker
Howard Joseph
James Cloyd
Marie Malmberg
Itha Mitchell
Carl Morris
Emma Bastian
Mable Davenport
Helen Edwards
Etts Lister
Hilma Robingon
Dora Williamson
Loreta Wiheiliamgon
Nevada Knell
Louisa Warren
Edward
Lund
Merrill Mitchell
Superintendent Barlow to speak at PTA meeting
County Superintendent N J Barlow will be principal speaker at a Parent Teachers Association meeting next Thursday evening April 23. Florence M Joseph, PTA president, says the talk will cover school problems and likely next year’s program. The program will include special musical numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. J. Barlow
Parent-Teachers Association
Florence M. Joseph
Joseph
Locals Move Library Back Into Building
The library began moving back into its building today and is expected to finish by the start of the week.
Flour Mill Reopens After Frost Ices Water Flow
The flour mill resumes operations this week after frost reduced creek water last fall halted grinding. Oscar M. Lyman notes this is the first time in 22 years the mill could not run whenever the sea left the ditch due to low water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar M. Lyman
Mrs Faxton Heads East for Visit with Daughter
Mrs Anthony Faxton leaves tomorrow to visit her daughter Mrs Ora Macfarlane in Ogden for two or three weeks. Her sister Mrs Imma Webb and a Mrs Warren from Millard county will stay at the hotel during the absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Anthony Faxton
Ora Macfarlane
Ogden
Imma Webb
Myg. Warren
Millard County
Residence swaps spark neighbor notices in town
Contrary to reports in last week's Times, E M Stubbs and family move into the Maria Taylor residence while the Taylor family moves into the Taylor Parkinson residence. Miss Buryle Hibbert of the high school faculty will read a three act play The Silver Cord to the Parewan Literary Club next Wednesday evening. Representative John S S Woodbury was a business visitor from Cedar on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Stubbs
Maria Taylor
Taylor
Taylor Parkinson
Buryle Hibbert
Parewan
John S&s. Woodbury
Cedar
Neslen to Address B A C Graduating Class
Mr. Clarence Neslen former Salt Lake City mayor will deliver the address to Branch Agricultural College graduates at commendment exercises to be held Friday May 16. Music department will provide all tunes, Obert Faustey will give his annual report. Miss Lillian Adams and Wayne Bryant will deliver valedictory addresses. Class sizes are expected to be as large as usual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Neslen
Salt Lake City
Branch Agricultural College
Branch Agricultura] College
Obertfaustey
Lillian Adams
Wayne Bryant
T. A. T. Club Elects New Officers
The T. A. T. Club met at Mira for a weekly gathering and elected new officers: Hilda Evana as president, Yarlan Halterman as secretary treasurer, and Helen Dalton as reporter. Plans for future meetings and activities were discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. T. Club
Mira
Harriet Pendieton
Hilda Evana
Yarlan Halterman
Helen Dalton
Walter Mitchell Tours Salt Lake City on Business
Mr. Walter Mitchell traveled to Salt Lake City during the week for business, returning with active engagements and plans to pursue further meetings.
Roy Moore Receives Six Hundred Baby Chicks for Flock
Roy Moore announces receipt of six hundred baby white leghorn chicks to expand his poultry flock. The new chicks join existing birds in a rural operation likely aimed at increasing egg production for the farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Moore
Mrs Lena Bentley Returns Home After Winter Away
Mrs Lena Bentley spent the winter in Las Vegas and has since visited Salt Lake City for a few days before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Bentley
Las Vegas
Salt Lake City
Notable Visits and Local Business Travel
Mrs. Maude Mitchell Norton from Salt Lake City arrives with her ill father. Mr. Arthur Joseph of Pare wan Mercantile Co. made a business trip to Salt Lake City, returning Tuesday. Former county sheriff J. T. Leigh visited Farowan yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Joseph
The
Parewan Mercantile Co
Salt Lake City
J. T. Leigh
Farowan
Forest Service Pois ons Prairie Dogs in Dear Valley
The Forest Service and local authorities plan a campaign to exterminate prairie dogs in Dear Valley. A thousand pounds of poisoned oats will be spread, with volunteers and Boy Scouts covering upper and lower valleys to place poison at den entrances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Service
Cnbern
Miss Georgia Parcells Visits Salt Lake City
Miss Georgia Parcells is visiting Salt Lake City for a few days, current schedule includes sightseeing and local events. The brief tour highlights her engagement with community venues and public appearances during her stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Parcells
Salt Lake City
Potato Growers Warned Against Overproduction
A statement by G. Co Teague Vice Chairman Federal Farm Credit warns potato growers to cut spring plantings by at least ten percent. With US acreage rising 10 percent and last year’s drought reducing yields, prices could drop further if the crop expands beyond last year’s level.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. G. Co
Teague
Faro
United States
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Intentioeng
Evolvera
Local Farmers Form Marketing Association
The Local Farmers Effect Marketing Association organized at a Monday evening meeting. Members approved two constitutions and by laws and elected H. L. Adams John W Heatley S C Mortensen Warren Pendleton and Thomas Holyoak to a new board. The group aims to market produce collectively and may affiliate with the Utah Fruit & Vegetable Growers. Mr Smith from the partner company assisted. About 30 contracts were signed by potato growers representing roughly 150 acres for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iron Counts Producers Association
H. L. Adams
John W. Heatley
Mortensen
Warren Pendleton
Thomas Holyoak
Utah Fruit & Vegetable Grower
Mr. Smith
Parowan Teens Named to Citizens Military Training Camp
Iron County youths Mack Fenton and Elden Adams are appointed to attend the Citizens Military Training Camp this summer at Ft. Douglas. Mack is the son of Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Fenton and Elden is the son of Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Adams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fenton
Adams
Messrs
Mack Fenton
Elden Adams
Iron County
Citizens Miliary
Ft. Douglas
The Practical Fashion Pages by Misa Cherie Nicholas
Practical fashion advice for modern women focusing on economical and stylish dress. The column stresses up to date looks, avoids extreme trends, and guides readers to share tips with others who seek affordable style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Cherie Nicholas
Miss Nicholas
Wreck May Prove Fatal To Nephi Salesman
Fr L F Cowen a Nephi Utah salesman about 52 or 53 years old is in Cedar City county hospital unconscious and severely injured after a west of here car wreck at ten last night. The car left the highway seemingly veering asleep crossed an irrigation ditch and rolled twice. He was thrown ahead of the vehicle a distance of 30 to 40 feet and found unconscious. Wrecked auto blocks away from the scene and wares scattered on the ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. T. Cowen
Nephi
Utah
Cedar Ciy
Here
Cowan
Aide
Liriam Lowe
Clark
Popular Young Couple to Wed in Quiet Home Ceremony
A quiet home wedding tonight unites Ward Mortensen and Itha Mitchell at the bride’s parents home. Bishop J. Clayton Mitchell officiates in the presence of immediate family. The groom, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Mortensen, is a P 11 5 member and linked to Maurice Graham's Kaparra mountain wreck incident. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mitchell, is a local high school senior and graduating in the class. The couple are popular with the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaparra Mountain
Walter ¢. Mitchell
Times
Extension students entertain instructors at school house
Adult servers from the community enrolled in B A C extension courses hosted a Monday evening social at the school house in honor of their instructors Director Oberhansiley Miss Bastow and Mr Janaon. About forty class members and partners attended as Oberhansley spoke on education matters and future development in the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberhansiley
Miss Bastow
Janaon
Oberhansley
Legion Auxiliary Presented with Native Mahogany Gavel
The local American Legion Auxiliary received a gavel carved from Native mahogany donated by A. Hatch, principal of Paroway, Wich school and World War veteran. Officers thank him for the work of art and interest in the organization. Samuel Abbott visited Paragouah on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
A. ©. Hatch
Paroway, Wich School
Apa
Hatch
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Canyon Road
BEE
Barlow
Pershing
John J
Mr. Walter
Local Farmers Effect Marketing Association
Legion Auxiliary
Samuel Abbott
Paragouah
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