City Council Sets Traffic Rules and Fines Policy
City Council discussed traffic regulation including a 15 mph speed limit and curbside parking rules. They referred curfew enforcement to the attorney and reviewed license complaints from Parowan Brug Co. and Green & Green, plus fines remittance for John V Benson and a small appropriation request from Daughters of the Pioneers for the twenty fourth celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Relief Society
Nellie M. Clark
Luella R. Adams
Anna Rasmussen
Johnv. Benson
Daughters of the Pioneers
Parowan Mercantile War
George A. Lowe Jr
Faragouah
Tis
Cheese Factory Patronage Increasing
A local cheese factory shows rapid growth from 700 pounds of milk weekly from 13 patrons to 2200 pounds from 61 patrons in one day. The plant produced 63 pounds of cheese on the first day and about 200 pounds today, with demand higher than imported cheese. Directors consider installing a separator and churn to handle weekend milk, while sanitation and convenience upgrades proceed and the plant aims to be Ship-Shape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matheson
Iron County Couple Marries in Beaver
An unconsumed report claims Delbert Woolsey of Cedar City and Miss Sarah Bettridge of Beaver were wed in Beaver on Monday. The groom is the son of Martin Woolsey of the Woolsey ranch near Pinto and has children from a previous marriage. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs George Bettridge. They likely will reside in Cedar City. The Times extends best wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delbert Woolsey
Cedar City
Sarah Bettridge
Heaver
Martin Woolsey
Woolsey Ranch
Pinto
Bii
George Bettridge
Lyman Reports Drive Down East Rim Trail and Canyon
William Tr. Lyman traveled to Washington County to appraise farms for state loans and described the new East Rim Trail from Zion Canyon. He praised the ride for its grade and views but warned of steep gouged sections and the danger to riders and tourists on narrow cliff edges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Tr. Lyman
Washington County
Aeasion
East Rim
Zion Canyon
Lyman
Far West Well Commissioned by Gilerman Boys
A readable fragment notes the Gilerman boys bringing in a new well. It describes the site as an acre of good soil and a water outlet, with plans to publish a fuller report in an early issue.
Clark Ram Brings $255 at Texas Sheep Sale
Correction notes that P A Clark six ram sold for $255 instead of $225 after earlier report. Burton’s eleven rams from his lot touched $65 in ring, later selling privately for $95. George A Lowe remarks heat but satisfaction with his sale and plans a return next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
P. A. Clark
TR. Burton
George A. Lowe
Chamber of Commerce Meeting Set for Thursday Night
President John W. Bentley announces a Chamber of Commerce meeting Thursday at eight in the County Court House to discuss matters vital to the community. All members and those who should be present are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
County Court House
John W. Bentley
Local residents injured in county auto crash
Thomas W. Burtly and R H Benson were treated at County Hospital for injuries after a car collision late last night. Alvin K. Denson and John W. Benam accompanied them. the group was returning from across the chest area when a larger vehicle blocked the road. The driver veered into a barrow pit, the car overturned, leaving Burtly with a broken leg and Benson with a dislocated or broken shoulder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas W. Burtly
R. HT. Benson
Alvin K. Denson
John W. Benam
Lund
Grose Paramore
Barrow
East and West Ward Sunday Meeting Speakers
East Ward speakers include KR. L. Fenton, Mrs Zelma B. Makir, and L. J. Adams who will sing a solo. Last Sunday J. Donald Pyo rm, Geo H Durham, Kathleen M Thache spoke. West Ward featured Wilford Day on his Texas and Old Mexico trip and Warren Wimnner on Industrial School work. Next Sunday's lineup is not yet announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Ward
KR. L. Fenton
Zelma B. H.makir
L. J. Adams
J. Donald Pyorm
Geo. H. Durham
Kathleen M. Thache
West Ward
Wilford Day
Texas
Old Mexico
Warren Wimnmer
State Industrial School
War Declared Against Noxious Weeds in Iron County
Iron County commissioners declare war on listed noxious weeds led by Wild Morning Glory and Canadian Thistle. They appoint deputy weed inspectors, issue an August 20 deadline, and threaten property seizures and tax assessments to fund eradication efforts. Also appropriations discussed for Rambouillet Sheep Show and County exhibits, plus estate probate and aid requests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Iran County
Amenzo Topham
Samuel Orton
John H. Williams
R. ©. Knell
N. B. Dalley
Iron County
Parowan Debuts Brightly Lit Main Street
Parowan's main street was illuminated last Saturday night as new street lights turned on for the first time. The town boasts a well lit thoroughfare described as among the brightest outside big cities, a sight to behold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parowan
Sportmans Club Plans Race Track And Traps
The Gun & Red club meets to push a race track and trap shooting ground in the community. They aim to work with the Chamber of Commerce and other groups to seek a real road up Parowan canyon and to obtain permission from the Game Commissioner to close three mountain streams to fishing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Parowan Canyon
Gun & Red Club
AU East
Game Commissioner
Day-Adame
Co-op Valley
Bear Flat
Jinny-Beck Flat
Main Canyon
Parowan
State Department
Council threatens to cut off lights for delinquents
At a special meeting the City Council voted to disconnect water and electric service for those delinquent on August 20 and to repeat the policy monthly. The motion targets June bills first with July charges becoming delinquent on September 20. Contracts were also discussed with Paragonah Town Board to draft separate agreements for Paragonah and Fleur Mall. Mayor Adams and Councilman Marsden were absent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bis
Para- Fopal
Paragonah
Fleur Mall
Adams
Marsden
County Schools To Open September 13 This Year
The Board of Education decided public schools will begin on Monday September 13 with a school year calendar including institute sessions at Cedar City and Parowat and a winter break of two weeks. They awarded coal contracts to Kenneth Macfarlane Cedar Canyon Coal and discussed adding schools in Iron Springs Slamlin Valley and Beryl. A district financial report and disposal of a Newcastle building used by church and school were noted with plans for a two room school there and a meeting with County Commissioners on county redistricting every five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Cedar City
Cedar Breaks
Kenneth Macfarlane
Cedar Canyon
Iron Springs
Slamlin Valley
Beryl
Newcastle
Barlow
Mesers
Edwards
Knefi
Robinson
New Civil Suits Filed in District Court This Week
New civil suits filed in the County District Court include Maxine A. Miller versus Ernest and Anna Green on mortgage foreclosure and Edna Westman versus Millicent Tunny and F J Sterling in a suit to quiet title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxine A. Miller
Ernest and
Anna Green
Edna Westman
Millicent Tunny
F. J. Sterling
Welsh Lasses Chorus to Visit Parowan at Victory Theatre
Parowan hosts the Lieurance Club of Welsh lassies on Thursday evening August 13. They will perform at the Victory Theatre with the Jameson Sisters and violinist Eugene Jacobson. The program includes classic and popular numbers with Victor Herbert's Kiss Me Again a favorite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parowan
Lieurance Club
Victory Theatre
Jameson Sisters
Eugene Jacobson
Thorng
Victor Herbert
Parowan High School Plan Included in Iron County Building Program
Iron County School District discusses a five year plan adding a new Parowan high school with gym and labs, plus a Cedar City four room addition and a Newcastle two room building. State education representatives and Iron County officials reviewed the survey. Financing may rely on a five year special tax levy rather than bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parowan i
Iron County
Cedar City
Newcastle
State Department of Education
Jensen
Barlow
Iron County Board
Parawan Ag
Teachers Convention Held by Stake Relief Society
A teachers convention will be held in Cedar City on August 21 during the Stake Priesthood meeting. All ward officers, class leaders, and Relief Society teachers of the Parowan Stake should attend. Stake Relief Society Officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stake Relief Society
Cedar City
Relief Societies
Parowan Stake
Mrs Bertha McGregor and Sons Visit En Route to Salt Lake City
Mrs Bertha McGregor and her two sons Donald and Mar traveled through town on Monday while heading to Salt Lake City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha McGregor
Donald
Mar
Salt Lake City
Personal News From Parowan and Nearby Towns
Local notes report visits and travel among residents including Superintendent Barlow and Mr Humphreys in Parowan, Dr Burton vacationing in the mountains, and families like the Marsdens and Durhams planning trips to Grand Canyon. Dr James Green discusses Nevada property with a Los Angeles buyer prospect. Paragonah council meets Parowan light and power contract. Marcella Dailey visits Summit kin. Dr D A McGregor and daughter Karma depart for Mayo Clinic and Chicago. Mary Whitehurst also travels. Fred Ward enlists in the Marine Corps in Salt Lake City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. Lamoreaut
Milton Dailey
Tin W Robb
Paragonah
Parowan City
D. A. McGregor
Miss Karma
Misa Mary Whitehurst
East
Mayo Bros. Hospital
Fochester
Minn
Chicago
Washington County News
Fred Ward
U.S. Marine Corps
Salt Lake City
Firstborn Twins and A New Baby Girl Born Nearby
Mr and Mrs Clifton Halterman welcome their first born a girl at home last week. Mr and Mrs Elmer Evans also welcome their first born a boy the following day. Mothers are sisters daughters of Mr and Mrs J B Dadlaz. Babies weighed similarly at birth. doctors were away prompting Dr Macfarlane to assist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton Halterman
Elmer Evans
J.B. Dadlaz
Feerawan
Dr. Macfarlane
Adrien Adams Learns Printing at Tunes Office this Summer
Adrien Adams spends surplus time this summer in the Tunes Office learning printing and publishing. He will be a junior in the P. I. next year and was on the debating team last winter. Mrs Nellie fy Anderton and her husband plan to visit her people here about month end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adrien Adams
Tunes
Adrien
P. I
Nellie Fy Anderton
Mitchell Family Reunites After Mother's Passing
Members of the William C. Mitch ell family gather at home for the first time since their mother’s death two years ago in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C. Mitchell
Ogden Family Visits After Funeral in Town
Mr and Mrs Charles Warren Wimmer visit from Ogden with their children for a few days. Mrs Wimmer attended the funeral of her sister in law Mrs Emma Benson. Mr Wimmer arrived late for his first visit in seven years due to the funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Warren Wimmer
Ogden
Dartar Family Begins Grand Canyon Trip
Mr and Mrs Georges H Dartar arrive from Salt Lake City with family for a two week visit and set out for the Grand Canyon after leaving on Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georges H. Dartar
Salt Lake City
Grand Canyon
Local Couple Heads West After Joyous City Sendoff
Mr and Mrs Frank E Taylor left early in the week for Los Angeles where Mr Taylor seeks employment. Before departing friends gave them a celebratory ride around town on a truck trailer fitted with cow bells and tin cans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank E. Taylor
Los Angeles
Taylor
Doctor mourns mother in Los Angeles at eighty two
Dr James Green learns of his mother Mrs Mary Green's death in Los Angeles at age eighty two. The community extends sympathy for the loss of the best friend he ever had.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Green
Mary Green
Los Angeles
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I Beaver
East Rim Trail
Clark
Frogram
Rambouillet Association
Calvin Pendleton
William Roberts
Vincent Nulliner
Sportsman'’S Club
Council
Parowat
Mr. Humphreys
Smithughs
Parowas
Parowan High
Dr. Burton
L. N. Marsden
Orton Durham
Bishop
L. N. Marsden Jr
George H. Durham
Ms Wining
Nevada
Loa Angeles
Misa Marcella Dailey
Summit
Rulon Dalton
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