Relief Society and MLA Offer Engaging Adult Classes
Barbara M. Adams, stake President, invites men to attend Relief Society and MIA adult classes this winter. Courses include a World Literature study, White House Child Welfare materials, and Doctrine and Covenants theology. West Ward reviews Life Begins at Forty with a dancing party to follow. all adults welcome.
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Relief Society
Barbara M. Adams
John Macey
White Mouse
Adams
Guy C
Wilfson
Abs
Edna &. Hatch
West Ward
East Ward
Walter C. Mitchell
Owen M. Gurr
Alice Richards
The
Word
Breakdown at Parowan Mill Halts Flour Production
A damaged water wheel shaft at Parowan Milling Company disrupted flour production for farmers. Stockholders met and ordered a new shaft and water wheel, with a custom wheel likely taking two to three weeks to arrive. Replacement cost is expected near 500 dollars.
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Parowan Milling Company
Marriage Licenses Issued and Thanksgiving Family Visit
Clerks office issued marriage licenses to Co W Palmer 28 Alton Utah Nina Corry 26 Cedar City Lallf Wood 23 Kanarra Roma Pollock 21 Kanarra. Mrs Anthony Paxton hosted Thanksgiving with daughters and husbands and families visiting from Ogden Freyo and Kanosh joined by Dr and Mrs Burton. The Paxton family included thirteen grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Orwin Paxton was absent while playing with an orchestra in Provo. Silas Ward family from California joins Ward and Orton relatives for holiday.
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Co W. Palmer
Alton
Utah
Nina Corry
Cedar City
Lallf Wood
Kanarra
Roma Pollock
Anthony Paxton
Nolday
Bra. Macfarlane
Ogden
Theodore Taylor
Freyo
Brrs. Christensen
Kanosh
Burton
Mr. Paxton
Grandma” Lowder
Council Advances Electric Rate Reductions
The council approved a plan to cut electric rates from the city power plant, with the ordinance to take effect after 20 days and possibly January 1. The measure adds a connecting service charge for temporarily disconnected customers and requires drafting by City Attorney A Morris.
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Afti-Zens
Thoroud
A Morris
Three Aspire To Job Of City Marshal
Three men in the community seek the city marshal post for a two year term under the new administration. The Mayor-elect and council will appoint at or before February’s first meeting, with salaries for multiple offices outlined and several positions to be filled by appointment. Dewey Bentley aids the recovery program while expanding his home on First East Street.
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Decker
Salt Lake City
Prbillc Works Administration
Supreme Court
Parowan’e Prospects Fire
City Recorder
Glenwood Froyd
Times
L. Nelson Maraden
Board of Health
Marchal
Waterminster
Attornney
Justice of the Tease
Health Board
Auwditer
Fae
Dewey Bentley
First East Street
Farmers Offered Pea Growing Contracts in Cedar Valley
M. W. Pratt of the San Diego Fruit & Froduce Co visits Parowan and Milford Valley offering pea growing contracts. Farmers may sign for 169 to 200 acres to justify packing shed investments, with seed furnished, 9¢ a pound seed deduction, and payments around 12¢ to 20¢ net after costs. The firm ships in refrigerated hampers to markets, expecting strong September and October demand and larger production next year.
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M. W. Pratt
San Diego Fruit & Froduce Co
Parowan
Cedar Valley
1Iis
Idaho
Milford Valley
Day Of Thanksgiving Observed By Citizens
The article notes a largely private Thanksgiving with family dinners and reunions. A public event was a Harvest Ball with both wards attending. Miss Helen Robinson was elected harvest queen in the West ward and Miss Im Gurr in the East ward. Several local families held banquets at various halls and hotels.
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M. IL
Br. T. A. Harves
Helen Robinson
Marmling
Airs
James C. Robinson
West Ward
Hiarvest
Im Gurr
Peter J. Gurr
East Warda
Mathesons
Ino Flow
Pendleton
Reiief Hall
A Marsdens
Rex G. Ward
Ida M. Paxton
Panton Hotel
Farm Bureaus Organized Here and at Paragonah
President Anderson of the State Farm Bureau Federation and County Agent Tueller attended two local farm bureau meetings Sunday at Paragonah and Parowan. Seven local bureau directors were elected, with three to act on the executive committee. Paragonah directors include W. P. Tarton president and John Prothero vice president. Parowan elected George Morris president, George Stevens vice president, J. W. Gurr secretary treasurer, and four others including Mrs. Adams and Mrs. Pendleton on the board.
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Lamont
Tueller
Anderson
State Farm Bureau Federation
Paragonah
Parowan
John Prothero
Idel Ir. Rtobingon
Frank Williamson
HM. L. Dailey
Amada Stones
Isannah N Robinson
George Morris
George Stevens
J. W. Gurr
Thomas D. Adams
Jeael Pendieton
J. Ward
Library IQ to Start at Real High School
A campaign begins at Real High School to establish a student library with available volumes and more donations solicited by a PT A book drive. The drive includes a dance Saturday night where books are accepted for tickets. Mr and Mrs Morgan Slack visited from Cedar City for Thanksgiving with the Whitneys.
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Real High School
Tres Y
Mrs. Morgan Slack
Cedar City
Atrs. Slack
The
J. Whitney
Civil Works Committee Approves County Projects
The Civil Works Committee approved multiple relief projects at a Saturday meeting to place men to work under the national relief plan. They also set population based allocations for county communities and outlined ongoing and upcoming improvements in Parowan Cedar City and surrounding areas.
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Cirat
I Works
County Emergency Relief Committee
Civil Works Committee
Parowan
Tatagonah
Cedar City
ParafRonoh
F‘sarowan City Water System
Parawan Canyon
Court House
Aga A
Tus
Districh
Third West Erect
Dparewan Y Round
A. J. Gunn'a
M. J. &Shellcards
Forest Service
Shot Early and Mail Early Advised for Christmas
Citizens are urged to shop and mail early to ensure delivery of gifts. Postal volume surges about two hundred percent near Christmas, making fast handling by post offices difficult. The milestone warning encourages early ordering and mailing to guarantee timely remembrances.
Parowan Livestock Association to Hold Annual Meeting
Notices will go out the first of the week announcing the Parowan Livestock Association annual meeting for the election of a secretary treasurer and three board members for two years. The meeting and the secretarys annual financial report will be presented Friday December 8 at 7 30 in the Library auditorium.
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Parowan Livestock Association
Temple Excursion Provides Day of Temple Work
Community members from Temple gathered at Eastward church for a bus trip to St George for temple work. The Genealogical Committee arranged the outing and plans monthly excursions with Ira Heaton coordinating rides at 76 cents each for those interested.
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St. George
Ira Heaton
YEROGRAM ANNOUNCED FOR B U FP MEETING
For their December meet ing the Daughters of the Utah Pioneers announce the program to be held on the 7th at Melser 190m Mecres ton hall Opening song and business hours include The First Christmas of the Pioneers Anna Trasnusae Ladies Chorus Georgia Mitchell Christmas reading and pioneer stories by Mary Mitchell Lucetta Rasmussen Minnie Burton Grandma Lowder and Mrs Merton Richard with music by Toward Rasmussen Co Silent Night closing benediction
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Mecreston Hall
Daughters of the Utah Pioneers
Svayer
Anna Trasnusae
Georgia B. Mitchell
Jarowan
Mary Is. Orton
Lucia K. Adamé
Merton Richard
Toward Rasmussen & Co
Mary Mitchell
Lucetta Rasmussen
Minnie Burton
Grandma Lowder
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Coast Company
Milford
Auguston
Kasten
Tfe
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Milard Halterman
Scott Day
Frank Paramore
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