Farm Labor League Meeting Draws Crowds at Parowan canyon
A large audience gathered at the Five Mile Forest Recreation camps in Parowan canyon last Saturday for a Farm and Labor League of Utah meeting. Speakers included Judge D N Straup, Arthur Wooley, Wilford Day, Mayor Chas Hunter, and Mayor Marsden with remarks on Farm programs, taxation, and the New Deal.
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Parowan Canyon
Farm and Labor League of Utah
Robert S. Oakes
Law
D. N. Straup
State Supreme Court
Arthur Wooley
Congress
Wilford Day
Chas. R. Hunter
Cedar City
L L. N. Marsden Jr
Parowan
Marsden
Hunter
Farm Labor League
Ife
Roosevelt
Straup
Supreme Court
Uncle Sam
Santa Claus
Ray D. Garner
Wm. M. Dalton
L. Nelson Marsden
Rex C. Ward
Walter IK. Granger
Judge Straup
Murdock
Ward
Granger
Abe Murdock
MarriAge Licenses Issued by Clerk’s Office
Marriage licenses have been issued to several individuals by the Clerk’s office. Names include Roe Thorley 27 Cedar City Teatrice Orion 26 Farowan George St Sherratt 21 Cedar City Margaret Jane Lee 18 Panguitch Willard James Bess 20 Cedar City Cleon Alger 17 Parowan Judd Walter Thompson 22 Cedar La Pree Sherratt 18 Cedar City Cardy Allen 23 Saa Verzas Nev Clara Thornton 22 Tarowgn.
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Cedar City
Teatrice Orion
Farowan
George St. Sherratt
Margaret Jane Lee
Panguitch
Willard James Bess
Cleon Alger
Parowan
Judd Walter Thompson
Cedar
la Pree
Frank Ward to Coach in Billings This Winter
Mr and Mrs Frank Ward left Tuesday for Billings Montana where Frank will coach in the high school again this winter.
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Frank Ward
Tuesaday
Billings
Montana
Frank
Cedar Legion Post Plans Big Meet
The Cedar City American Legion Post No 74 outlines plans for a three day Race Meet and athletic carnival on September 6 7 and 8 featuring racing boxing wrestling and dancing. Five races daily plus exhibition riding and roping are planned with strong events expected from neighboring communities. The track condition is cited as not as good as hoped but will be ready.
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Ead
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Local Democrats Name Convention Delegates
With high attendance at the primary, local Democrats reorganized precinct committees and elected delegates to the county convention in Cedar City. Fearowan to send fourteen delegates with half votes. twenty six names considered. top fourteen delegates listed with five alternates. Also details on district chairmen secretaries and Cedar City delegates. Paragonah primary selects delegates and alternates. leadership positions reaffirmed.
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Cedar City
Fearowan
Ray D. Garner
W. Warner Mitchell
L. J. Adams
Kate Seaman
Walter C. Mitchell
Frank Adams
Merrill Mitchell
W. K. Adams
George Chilton
John IF. Pendleton
W. Malton
Joel N. Orton
Myra Dalton
Rain Matheson
Thomas D. Adams
Claude Orton
Mitchell
Mayme Chilton
Marlo Topham
Main Street
J. Alma Benison
1St
Malin
Joel H. Orton
A. C. Hatch
Cedar Names
Democrats
Clinton Milnes
Herbert Milne
J.&. Prestwich
Warren Bulloch
Lewis R. Fife
Wesley Pryor
Claude Edwards
John Foster
Wm. M. Shay
F. B. Dalley
Claude Urie
Myrtle Tanson
Wratter K. Granger
R. 5. Oakes
Sherman Lamb
M. J. Urile
Wm. Pryor
A. T. Jones
Harry Jamison
Edward Parry
S. D. Craig C. C. Anderson
Annie McDonough
Morons Corry
John Nelson
Paragonah
Jesse W. Topham
Harvey FE. Dunion
I. L. Dalton
W. J. Falwarda
Jessa W. Topham
Velma Edwards
Whisker Parade Promises Beard Contests for Farowan Region
Parowan Post American Legion announces a community whisker growing event with official "Freard Trimmers" 51 Topham and Ted Dalton guiding grooming. Crowds from Cedar City Summit Kuna rra and New Castle expected to attend as locals display facial shrubbery inspired by famous figures.
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Tricka Taylor
Odalph Slitter
Twistem Orton
Tarzan of the Apes
H. C. Parcells
Chartey Chaplin
Topham
Ted Dalton
Freard Trimmers
Frig
Farowan
Patagonah
Cedar City
Summit
Kuanarra
New Castle
New Garbage Cans Placed On Streets In Busy Section
City installs several new garbage cans in the business district to improve appearance and reduce litter from wrappers and paper. Citizens urged to use cans and keep sidewalks clean, with a note to stop vandalism and educate children about proper disposal.
Pa iry Company to Lease Panguitch Plant
Southern Utah Dairy Company stockholders, hesitant about leasing the Panguitch plant, form a committee led by George Mortis and George Loewe with board members Pendleton and Topham to investigate and report. They also decide to sponsor a Rambouillet show on September 3 and 4 with premium ribbons for winners, reversing previous reluctance to hold a show.
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Southern Utah Dairy Company
Panguitch
Father
George D. Mortis
George A. Loewe
John H. Pendleton
Amenuzo Topham
Bowery Road Nears Completion In Scenic Canyon
Forest supervisor Gurr reports Bowery Road through a western canyon is nearly ready for full travel. The route opens Parowan to Panguitch Lake and delivers timber and fuel, with CCc boys tallying 450 cords of wood and 566 poles.
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Bowery Road
Forest Service
Gurr
Parowan
Panguitch Lake-Cellar Breaks
Castle Valley
Ccc
FP. A. Silcox
Five Mile
Sean
Future Farmers Leave for State Convention
About twenty members of the local Future Farmers of America chapter, led by Ray D. Garner, depart Saturday for Logan Utah for a summer outing and the state FFA convention. J Lowe Barton transports them by school bus and they expect to return in a week. Leo Knell, Parowan High School, presides over the state organization and will oversee the convention.
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Future Farmers of America
Ray D. Garner
Logan
Utah
FFA
J. Lowe Barton
Parovan
Leo Knell
Future Farmers
Races and Exhibits Planned for Rambouillet Show
Races announced for Rambouillet Sheep Show on September 3 and 4 include six races each afternoon with purse distributions, entrance fees, and rules. Boxing bouts plans are hinted for September 2, while the Dairy Co awards ribbons for dairy cattle and a sheep exhibit is highlighted with class winners and show-entry rules.
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Plana
Thambouillet
Dairy Co
Lions club planned for Parowan organization progress
J W Thornton district governor of Lions International continued efforts toward forming a Parowan Lions club. Indications are a club will be organized on or around October 1. Many boys have signed as charter members.
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J. W. Thornton
Lions International
Parowan Towart
Wille
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