County Schools Plan Return Amid Staffing Changes
Parowan district prepares for the new school year with six hundred anticipated students. Principal Glenn E. Snow notes improved facilities, an extra high school instructor, and new teachers including Lasea Osborne Kate Isom Marjorie Smith and Bery Froyd. Junior High programs gain emphasis with separate assemblies and an added extracurricular segment. Fees are reduced with no shop or home making charges and typing classes costing three dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parowan
Glenn E. Snow
Summit
Farowsa
Lasea Osborne
Kate Isom
Marjorie Smith
Bery Froyd
Miss Osborne
Emma Bastian
Isem
Decker
Bishop
Mickelson
Miss Smith
Fytovo
Atton Anderson
Cedar Schodly
Louise C Adams
Ivan Decker
A. C. Hatch
John H. Pendleton
L. Walter Petersen
T. Wendell Bayles
Ray D. Garner
Orland Ward
Maxine Froyd
Max Dalley
Claudia
Marriage Licenses Issued in Past Two Weeks
The Clerk's office reports two marriage licenses issued recently. George Owen Reese age 21 of Midvale Utah and Mildred Gower age 20 of Cedar City. Paul Emmett McClure age 27 of Greenspare Kentucky and Ore Gurr age 21 of Harthorn Nevada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
George Owen Reese
Midvale
Utah
Mildred Gower
Cedar City
Paul Emmett McClure
Greenspare
Kentucky
Ore Gurr
Harthorn
Nevada
Court Hears Rande Trespass Case in Valley Lands
District Court held hearings on a suit by Snow of Richfield against Carlos Bauer Wesley Bauer Ezra Rolle and others over alleged grazing damage to lands in the North end of the valley seeking 2500 dollars. Cross claims allege plaintiff cattle trespassed on land under defendants. Court prepared findings but no damages decision yet. During adjournment Bank of Southern Utah obtained a mortgage foreclosure default judgment for 36530.27 with 600 in fees against T Gordon Smith et al.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snow of
Richfield
Carlos Bauer
Wesley Bauer
Ezra Rolle
Cox
Bank of Southern Unah
T. Gordon Smith
Prospects Improve For Flour Mill Here
Community supports revival of George Lowe mill as a new company stock move. Local lumbermen and carpenters agree to invest in exchange for work, needing only 500 to 1000 dollars for cement walls and roofing. The plan envisions a capable flour mill offering wheat variety and will choose a miller and other details after election of a new board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Milling Company
George Lowe
Dance at Duck Creek Camp marks new facilities celebration
A large dance at Duck Creek Camp celebrated its completion with about 200 girls from Cedar City, Parowan, and Panguiton in attendance. Men plan another event near late September. The camp baseball team beat Kanab 13 to 7 on Sunday. Forty men transferred to Aspen Grove Camp at Escalante this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duck Creek
Aus
Cedar City
Parowan
Pangulten
Kanab
Aspen Grove
Escalante
Mrs Vera Dalton Recovering After County Hospital Appendectomy
Miss Vera Dalton underwent surgery for appendicitis at the county hospital last week and is reported recovering well at present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera Dalton
Stake Conference In Cedar City Notes Priesthood Convention
Regular quarterly Parowan Stakes conference in Cedar City begins Saturday at 2 p m in the Third Ward chapel with meetings to follow. Elder Samuel O Bennion of the First Seven Presidents of Seventy will attend representing the First Presidency and general authorities. The event centers on a priesthood convention and urges maximum priesthood quorum attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parowan Stakes
Cedar City
Third Ward
Samuel O. Bennion
Final Rites Held For Maude Lyman
Final rites were held Sunday for Maude Lyman 20 daughter of Oscar M. Lyman. The service at Westward chapel included Bishop H L Adams in charge. Speakers praised her character and faith while the choir and soloists provided music. Burial followed with Adams dedicating the grave and pallbearers selected among her brothers nephews and cousins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude Lyman
Oscar M. Lyman
H. L. Adama
Cedar City
Mary Orton
L. Walter Feterson
Redeemer
David Matheson
Irene Marsden
Maude
Silas Topham
Zona F. Topham
Glennanm. Ward
Whi. M. Dalton
Iren
Marsden
H. L. Adams
W. Leonard Evans
Adams
Marie
Beth
Irene Lyman
Alberta
Adrienne
Glenna Mickelson
Morris
Frank
Kenneth Lyman
Ernest Mickelson
Arvil
Elwyn Hallerman
Students Give Recital by Beth Leigh in Pleasant Evening
Music students of Beth Leigh staged a public recital Friday to help them overcome stage fright. The program included performers from four-year-old Cleone Johnson to older students, a boys chorus from Nephi, and six and eight handed pieces by local pianists. Forest Splanter from Cedar City sang two numbers to illustrate potential achievements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irs
Beth Leigh
Cleone Johnson
Leigh
Nephi
Jayce Whitney
Mary Lou Joseph
Beth Lyman
Alice Robinson
Mary Jane Mitchell
Davenport
Paragonah
Lyle Marsden
Forest Splanter
Cedar City
Notice to Fair Exhibitors at the Elome Economics Fair
Exhibits in the Elome Economics departments must be brought to the grade school building on Tuesday or Wednesday. Out of town entries accepted until 10 am Thursday. Floral exhibits accepted Thursday until 12 noon. Exhibitors must provide containers and attach name and address. Local sheep entries due Wednesday night. out of town livestock by 9 am Thursday. Supervisors in all departments will assist and watch exhibits. no further guarantee of loss or damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elome Economics
Janie Bennett
Alice C. Mitchell
Roca Mitchell
Fair Managemerc
Ramtoulliet
Agricultural Department
Bentley Child’s Leg Severed by Grain Binder
Little Eldon Bentley three years old son of Mr and Mrs Dewey Bentley of this city was injured when his leg was severed and the other badly cut by a grain binder. He was taken to the county hospital where amputation of the leg below the knee was performed and the other leg may be saved though he remains in critical condition. The accident occurred after he hid in the grain field in front of the binder as his father operated it on a local farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldon Bentley
Dewey Bentley
Burton
Civil suits filed in district court this week
Thomas J. Webster sues John A. Webster for 2304.69 plus interest since July 1 1924 and costs. A personal injury suit by aunty gridison against T Dalton of Gundale for 1284. Wasatch Corp sues George Lincoln et al in mortgage foreclosure for 395.45 plus interest and 125 attorney fees. second count 167.07 with 26 attorney fees. Iron County a Colorado Fuel and Iron Co condemnation suit for road right of way. Southern Utah Power Co sues Lawrence Miller et al for 276.22 plus interest. Claudius Bowman vs Pioneer Protection and Investment Co et al for damages 2101 from auto collision near Kanarra in April. Nettle Mulliner vs Samuel Mulliner for divorce with custody alimony and community property. Married at St George February 18 1919. four children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Thomas J. Webster
John A. Webstcs
Aunty Gridison
T. ¥. Dalton
Gundale
All
Bear Summit
Wasatch Corporation
George Lincon
Iron County
Colorado Fuel and Iron Co
Southern Utah Power Co
Lawrence Miller
Claudius Bowman
Pioneer Protection and Investment Co
Kanarra
Nettle LL. Mulliner
Samuel Vincent Mulliner
St George
Buckborr resident renews Times subscription during thaw
Mr. George R. Cole, from Buckborr, renewed his subscription to the Times this week. He notes that a heavy thaw passed over his valley section recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George R. Cole
Buckborr
the Times
Cole
Parowan Prepares For County Fair And Big Race Meet
Parowan gears up for a three day County Fair starting September 6 with 30 race horses in training and $75 in prizes at dances. Headlining fights will feature Spilsbury and Nelson, with livestock and poultry exhibits, Ram bouillet show, and numerous departments open for entries and judging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spilsbury
Nelson
Yankee Reservoir Closes to Fishing for the Season
State Fish and Game Commissioner Newell B. Cook ordered the Yankee reservoir closed to fishing for the rest of the season. Deputy warden Claude Macfarlane posted notices after discussions with Cook. Local sportsmen requested the move to protect recently planted fish, many just under legal size, and to prevent losses as water runs low and fish taste muddy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fish and Game
Newell B. Cook
Yankee
Fame
Claude Macfarlane
Wth
Cook
Worthy students may receive aid at Branch Agricultural College
Branch Agricultural College in Cedar City Utah offers part time employment funded by Federal sources for students meeting academic and financial need. Director Henry Oberhansley cites 12 percent enrollment as of October 15 1934 as the basis for aid and urges eligible students to apply before the school year at his office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Branch Agricultural College
Henry Oberhansley
Francis W. Kirkham
Salt Laks City
National Youth Administration
Overhansley
Cedar City
Utah
Lamb Prices Rise Sparking Heavy Sales in County
A notable advance in lamb prices Tuesday led several sheepmen to accept $1.004 head for next month delivery, up from six and a half cents. Horace Gunn of the Livestock Producers Association offered seven and a fourth cents, with other buyers matching the figure. Growers see the rise as encouraging compared with last year’s 34 to 40 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Gunn
Livestock Producers’ Association
Local Leaders Attend FIA Contest and Leadership Meet
Messers Ray D Garner Home Adams Leo Knit Carl Richards and LaMar Jensen attended the FIA contest and leadership convention in Logan for two or three days this week returning Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray D. Garner
Home Adams
Leo Knit
Carl Richards
LaMar Jensen
Logan
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Cone
Schoors
Robert Mecomie
Madge Bates
Roma J. Foster
L. C. Miles
Pratt Bethers
Vivian Leavitt
Richard Best
Allen Anderson
A. L. Furlong
A. B. Larson
Mary Urie
Charles
Rande
Cedar
Samuel C. Bennion
Pentley
School House
Rambouillet Show Barn
Alan
Alma Esplin
Edward EE. Davies
J. G. Pace
Lizzie W. Adams
Mayme Chitten
Sarah D. Connell
Gertrude Benson
Walter Lunt
Georgia B. Mitchell
Hazel Pendleton
Luella A. Dalton
Entertainment Features
J. A. Taylor
Bountiful
Municipal League
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Bountirut
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