Exchange Club Discusses Community Affairs Luncheon Notes
Members of the Exchange Club met for a regular luncheon to review county matters including a potential fall County Fair and a proposed fair committee. Mayor Hatech reported on reservoir prospects, a forest reserve inclusion, and a summer camp. a ladies night planned a theatre party and dinner at a cat house, with Friday favored for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memia
Exchange Club
Clade Orton
Hateh
O. C. C. Hnd
Chas
F. Hentley
County weed control work to begin April twenty six
The Weed Control Committee of Iron County led by Warren H Bulloch Guy Men Edward H Berry Lemont E Tustlee and Ed Ward F Gaines votes to start eradication on April 26 with government labor limited to public lands Owners must manage weeds on private property Public funds will not be used for private sites while fences and trees may be removed to facilitate plowing Farmers urged to report infestations to county committee and cooperate for complete eradication Also notes a newborn in the area and residents returning from California trips
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren H. Bulloch
Guy Men
Edward H. Berry
Lemont E. Tustlee
Ed Ward F. Gaines
Iron Country
W. PA. Bald
Pb.ay
Dorne
Iron County
Health Council Organized in Parowan
A Thursday evening meeting in Parowan Library Auditorium called by Mayor A. O. Haten formed an executive committee for a Parowan Health Council. Attendees included church and civic reps. the group aims to organize a permanent health council to fund tonsil operations for about 30 local students unable to afford them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. 0. Haten
Masel Pendleton
Tarbara M. Adams
Wm. Marsden
Walter ¢. Mitchell
Edna
Hatch
Counel Waa
Br. F. J. Barton
Alice St. Barton
Counell
Congressional Inertia Shapes Early Economic Debate
Legislative activity stalls as major bills linger in committees while the Capitol Daily notes continued push for reforms. Highlights include an extended CCC, a federal coal code with a 1 percent tax, interstate business licensing, crop insurance to cap losses, and proposed retail price controls.
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CCO
White House
CCC
CCO Io
Guttey
Senate
O'Mahoney
Tratea Ty
Mead
ADI
Tydings
Miller
Page Tire
Respected Woman Lena Bentley Dies After Illness
Lena Bentley aged 76 died at Cedar City county hospital after a short illness and failed operation. Funeral services are planned for Sunday in Parowan with many relatives present. She was born December 9, 1860 in Cedar City and lived in Parowan most of her life.
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Lena Bentley
Cedar City
Heath
Etta Skougard
Twila Thornton
Elva
Wadsworth
Jos. Mickelson
East Ward
Magdelong
Mickelson Trentley
Rasmus
Anna Neilson Mickelson
Parowan
Joseph Beitley
Wlite
J. E. Bentley
Eva Bentley Thornton
Bentley
Joseph MR. Bentley
Mary B. Orton
Henrietta B. Skowraard
Anna EB. Cawood
Seligman
Arizona
Jean McCall
Los Angeles
Elva Warsworth
Las Vegas
Nevada
Shela
Ras Mus Mickelson
Saltford
Colorado
Joseph Mickelson
Anna Decker
Salt Lake City
Former Residents Lose Child in Farm Fire
The George A Towery family from Atwood Colorado reports that Charles Grater and his wife lost a five year old son in a farm home fire. Three other children were rescued. the victim was found in a burning room as neighbors fought to save others. The fire occurred while the Graters were away in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Towery
Atwood
Colorado
Charles Grater
Tous Postalta
Matenes
Eng Wi
Wile Ham
Conference to be held in Cedar City Church meeting May
The Parowan Stake of the LDS Church will conduct a quarterly conference in Cedar City on May 18. The first session begins at 2 PM Saturday at the Cedar First Ward chapel and continues through Sunday with General Authorities from Salt Lake City., The Stake Clerk also notes a monthly meeting this Sunday April 24 at the 1st Ward Chapel. Mr and Mrs William Mitchell have returned from Palo Alto California after wintering with relatives.
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Parowan
Cedar City
May Island
Cedar Firat
Ward Chapel
Salt Lake City
Tax Levy For Schools Set At Twelve Mills
Iron County School Board set the 12 mill levy for the coming year with 4 mills for operating costs and 8 for debt service. The action raises the levy from last year and follows a shift to monthly salary payments. Ten new teachers were approved to replace departing staff, with several replacements named in Parowan and Cedar City schools.
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Iron County School Board
Uday
N. J. Bartow
Ethel Rutledge Cunningham
Tooele
Kate Isom
Brodena
Buyrte Adams
Adams
Parowan
Sf Curr
Cleudia Joseph
Doris Tobler
Washington
Mary Orton
Lythe Findlay
Kanab
Norma Schnelter
Easie Mas Burnett
Annual Poppy Sale to be Held May 29
Poppy Day will be observed in Targwan on Saturday May 29. Mrs Bana Lowe chairs Parowan Ward American Legion Auxiliary poppy committees and an organized corps of poppy girls will distribute memorial poppies and collect donations for veterans welfare funds. Proceeds support disabled veterans and families in Marowaa, with most funds used locally.
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Targwan
Bana Lowe
Parowan Ward
Legiee Auxillary
Corpa
Legion
Veterans Hospital
Salt Lake City
Mra. Lowa
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion and Auxiliary
Marowaa
WPA names summer playground committees
At a WPA recreation meeting committees were named to organize playground activities for children, with L J Adams Laurds Mortensen Ida Burston W Clair Rowley and David H Richards tasked to arrange the younger kids play area. A softball committee of Bayrle Adams Hay Adams and B E B Whitney will lead the older children and adults in the program. Georgia Jensen Saunders Clark and Giorgia Jensen will supervise tennis and use of the court and equipment. The projects, planned for this summer, may include additional activities and will use the school stands 288 if available, starting when not interfering with the school program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. Adams
Laursd Mortensen
Ida Burston
W. Clair Rowley
David H. Richards
Bayrle Adams
Hay Adams
B. EB. Whitney
Jean Matheson
Saunders Clark
Giorgia
Jensen
Tenn Mla
Parowan Boy Wins U P Club Scholarship Title
Elliot Hu tet of Parowan 4 H Sheep Club wins the 1926 Union Packie 4 H Club Scholarship for Iron County. The $100 cash award covers tuition and travel to Utah State Agricultural College Logan. Alternate Miss Allee Toph of Paragonal named. Thomas Abbott ineligible after winning 1925 award.
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Union
Iron County
Elliot Hutet
Parowan
Elliot
Clarence Pendleton
Paro-1wan
Morgan Rollo
Tron County Record
L. C. Miles
Cedar City
D. P. Murray
Utah State Agricultural College
Logan
Allee Toph
Paragonal
Special Relief Society program on Wednesday
East Ward Relief Society announces a special program next Wednesday in honor of Mothers and Daughters Day. The aim is to interest young women in Relief Society work and invites all women to attend with younger women urged to be present. Afterward a clothing sale will offer ladies and children’s aprons and boys shirts, along with quitting items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Ward Relief Society
Sesson
Helief Society
Thisme
District Court Session Adioved Until May 3
The April term of the District Court adjourned to May 3. Lloyd Roberts who was to be sentenced will come up for venteree on that date. State v Oakes and State v Murle, set for this week, are moved to Monday May 3. Aster and Mrs Paylor Miller welcomed a second boy at the county hospital Thursday. L Nelson Marsden traveled from Cedar City on business Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Sevelod
Lloyd Roberts
Venteree
Robert £. Oakes
Ernest Murle
Aster
Paylor Miller
L. Nelson Marsden
Cedar City
American Legion Auxiliary Set Convention Plans in Paroway
The Seventh District Utah American Legion and Auxiliary hold a June 6 convention at Paroway with posts in Washington Utah Beaver and Milard counties. Committees led by Patowah Post and local Auxiliary arrange entertainment, banquet at Vermilion Cattle recreation park, and a post dance to follow.
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Legion
Distriet
Washington
Iroh
Beaver
Milard
Retivention
Pir
Vermilion Cattle
A. G Nateh
A.B. Matheson
W. Clair Rowley
Alvin Decker
and Siva
Ed.Ward
Alyvin Decker
Froth, Kyman
Atta
Oscar Orton
Bernard Baldwin
Ti Orton
Alfred Wilcock
Frank Taylor
Ed Ward
Doyle Robinson
A. C. Hateh
Ed Matheson
Litre
Ami
Leonard Topham
Harrell Daltos
Jasper Sartwright
Latin Orton
Ernest Topham
Robert Fowler
Edna Petersen
John W. Gutt
Orlando Adems
Amente Topham
Taylor Syauer
Juln
Mitchell
Dire
Earl F. Skougaard
Davenport
Walter Talbot
Garden Club Plans May Meeting And Flower Bulb Sale
The Garden Club schedules a May 3 gathering at the usual location with a meal served at no extra charge. Members are urged to bring Gladiolus bulbs and a selection of 10 percent off darker Gladiolus bulbs will be for sale that day.
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Garden Club
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Nplonte
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Mall
Congress
Seeither
AFC
Supreme Court
Capitol Daily
Tena M. Bentley
County Hospital
Cedar
Wm.Mitchell
Palo Alto
California
M's. Mitchell
Summer Flayground Committee
W. P. A. Recreation Offecrs
Ammer
Parowan Boy
U. P
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Adiovens
American Legion
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