News Tour Finder Reaches Breaks Parowan Canyon Trip
Deseret News Tour Finder pilot D. B. F. Gay and S. A. Halterman made a half day trip from Parowan to Cedar Breaks in Gay's hupmobile. The journey included brief road work and photo shoots with the car photographed at the Breaks. They returned before dark with high praise for the scenery. A detailed account and photos are planned for Saturday's edition of the Deseret News.
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D. B. F. Gay
Deseret News
S. A. Halterman
Parowan
Imamoth
Mr. Gay
Gay
Pioneer Day remarks at Sacrament Meeting
In a Sunday Sacrament meeting Brother M D Higbee of the Stake Presidency and Professor Cardon of the B A C spoke on service and gospel principles. Cardon highlighted Pioneer Day and the potential for development through trained youth service, while noting cooperation with other schools. A Tarowan invitation followed for further visits by the speakers.
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M. D. Ibgbee
Stake Presidency
P .V. Cardon
Cardon
B.A. C
Brother Higbee
Bo. Adams
Sigbee
Mr. Carden
Tarowan
Death of Jessie Van Buren 14 in diphtheria tragedy
Jessie Van Buren daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Van Buren died early Monday from diphtheria after a Mountain ranch illness misdiagnosed as tensilitis. Funeral services were held at the family home with speakers John W. Bentley H L Adams and L N Marsden. Other family members were near medical danger but improving according to Dr. Burton. Community offers sympathy.
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Jessie van Buren
F. C. van Buren
Jessie
John W. Bentley
H. L. Adams
L. N. Marsden
Prac
Dance at Opera House to Benefit Relief Society Fence
An enjoyable evening is assured at the Opera House Saturday August 6. A party will begin with a free lunch and proceeds to fund the new Relief Society fence. Ticket price 182.00 with extra ladies 25c.
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Opera House
Relief Society
Parowan Weather Dry Spell Ends After 49 Days
Parowan reports 49 days without rain from May 24 to July 13. Canyon streams stayed strong aiding irrigation, with snow confined to mountains for water supply. Temperatures reached 93 on the 7th, coolest morning was 53 on the 2nd. Late spring frost ruined most fruit. Read Leviticus AXVI, 3, 4. Alex Matheson.
Notice To Stockmen Prohibits Driving Stock Over Mountain Highways
Notice prohibits driving stock over county highways in Parowan Mountains Parowan Canyon Paragonah Garfield Cedar Canyon Cedar Mountain and Kanatra Mountain roads. Violators will be prosecuted under the law.
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Parowan Mountains
Parowan Canyon
Paragonah-Garfield
Cedar Canyon
Cedar Mountain
Kanatra Mountain
Parowan Notes Highlight Local Travel and See-saw News
The town reports Jos CK Ward vacations in the mountains and may visit Mammoth. Horace Davenport case moves toward District Court with Geo R Lund defending. University of Utah catalog notes 869 courses and Fall term dates. several Parowan residents attend hearings, holidays, and visits, including Miss Loren Meeks and Doolittle in town.
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Geo. R. Lund
Parowan
Iorace Davenport
Davenport
University of Utah
Utah
Big Dance Pavilion Promised for Race Meet
Mr. John Petersen plans the largest open air pavilion in the southern part of the state. A 40 by 50 foot floor will be built on land bought from Mrs. E A Whitney. Opening dance slated for mid month with Harmony Four of Salt Lake City set to perform during the September 7, 8, 9 race meet.
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Harmony Four
Salt Lake City
Tihe Opera House
Parowan
John Peterson
E A, Whitney
Petersen
Harmony Four Orchestra
Bank Reduces Interest Rate for Local Loans
Bank of Iron County lowers interest and discount rates by one percent on all loans of 300 dollars or more. The new rate takes effect from the first of the month and applies to both old and new loans, with refunds on prepaid discount notes at maturity.
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Bank of
Iron County
Federal Reserve Board
Special Commissioners Set Tax Levies for Coming Year
The Board of County Commissioners met in special session Monday to fix the next year’s levies. Despite cuts, an added three mills for road and hospital bonds and higher levies for state and school purposes raise the outside-city levy to 25.5 mills from 21.106 last year. Parowan 9.5 mills, Cedar City 15.5, Paragonah 4. State bounty taxes drop with levies around 1 million for horses and cattle and 1.5 mills on sheep and goats versus 4 and 5 mills last year.
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Board of County Commissioners
Parowan City
Cedar City
Paragonah
Relief Society Plans Improvements At Parowan Ward Building
The Parowan Ward Relief Society reports improvements to their building including removal of an old fence leveling grounds and replacement with an iron rail fence and cement walks. A Saturday night event offers dancing and a free lunch with tickets at one dollar per couple and twenty five cents for extra ladies to help cover costs.
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Sisters of the Parowan Ward Relief Society
For Sale Glass Top and Mason Fruit Jars and Freezer
For sale items offered by Nellie M Durham include glass top and Mason fruit jars used two seasons at far below current prices. A two gallon freezer, imperfect, cost $8.75, selling for $4.50. Items available at the Toggery.
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Toggery
Nellie M Durham
Neighbors telephones face outages as subscribers cut service
Within six months three subscribers have discontinued telephone service rather than support free public stations. Two others notified the company they cannot run errands much longer. Adv
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Adv
F A N Ladies Celebrate Mrs Burton Birthday
Monday afternoon the F A N Ladies met at Mrs. E A Burton s home to celebrate her birthday. A pleasant afternoon followed with a sumptuous luncheon and enjoyed by club members and guests Mrs Alex Orton Mrs McAllister Mrs E L Clark and Mrs Bertha McGregor among those present.
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E. A Burton
Alex Orton
McAllister
E. L. Clark
Bertha McGregor
Payden Urges Youth to Embrace Inner Good at Paro Ward Talk
Dr W M Payden of Salt Lake City, superintendent of the Presbyterian Mission in Utah, spoke at the Presbyterian chapel in Paro on a regional tour. He urged youths to follow Paul’s admonition not to be ashamed of the good within them and to live by their God given program, faulting both the overgood and the overbad youths as lacking authenticity.
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W.M. Payden
Salt Lake City
Presbyterian Mission
Utah
Jin Parowan
Presbyterian Chapel
Paul
Timothy
Payden
Goodiegood
Panguitch Lake Celebration Promotes Summer Outing
The Panguitch Lake event runs August 15 to 17 following Panguitch Home Coming August 11 to 14. It focuses on families with fishing boating dancing and other activities. Sam Gould oversees resort operations and aims to draw visitors for a summer outing with meals beds and lake access available.
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Panguitch
Sam Gould
Graduates feature at L D S hospital nursing course
Miss Marie Stevens of Parowan graduates from the L D S hospital nursing program as about twenty others. Her parents Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Stevens brighten the notice with the success. The Deseret News includes the class photo and a report on local affairs.
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Marie Stevens
Parywan
L. D. S. Hospital
Deseret News
Stevens
Joseph Stevens
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Parowan Weather
Alex MatTheson
Jos. CK. Ward
Isarbert
Clarence S. Drakes
Lund
Times Force
Ernest Green
Mrs
Frank Matheson
O. M. Lyman
C. Sconnell
the Times
State University News
Geo Hunter Lunt
R.J. Shay
J. T. Leigh
Horace Davenport
Justice of the Peace
William Detiudge
Geo. R. Lund Fof
Loren Meeks
Joseph Meeks
Cowley, Wyoming
R. H. Benson
Alfred Morris
Parawah
Morris
Grantsville
J. W. Mitchell
Mortensen
Lemington
Geo. H. Lunt
Hillman Dalley
Vivian B. Decker
Mary Orton
H. J. Doolittle
Sarah Matheson
Karl Ventor
Day Farms
D. A. McGregor
St. George
A. T. Jones
Mammoth
Cedar Breaks
S&s. S. Smith
Federal Land Bank of
Berkley
Parowan Valley
Big Dance
Special Commissioners Meeting
Dr. Payden
Panguitch Lake
Iron Co. Telephone Company
Parowan Exchange
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