City to finish Canyon water project and power plant
A report details progress on installing a new pump at the Wiields and City well in Four-mile Canyon. Crews advance power lines from the City plant to the well as protests by pumpers threaten delays. State Engineer intervention is sought to resolve the water filing disputes, while city filings aim to produce year‑round power and irrigation water. The article also notes a Cedar funeral for Roy Pacill with community tributes.
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IR. L
Halterman
Wiields
Prema Itng
Te City
Valpumpers
Prelds
Coty
Statengineer
Se Canyon
Ae Coty and Fields
Utah
Igkis
One Parowan Boy Named in December Inductees
A Parowan man, Harry L Bauer, is listed among seven to report for induction in December per E B Dalley, clerk of the Selective Service Board. Cedar City men include William J Corry, Stewart B Murie, Ralph P Webb, and Trent Rollo. others are William M Hart of New Castle and Frank N Kaida of Loveland, Nevada, who registered in the county. They must report to Salt Lake City on Wednesday, December 13 for induction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. Dalley
Selective Service Board
Hany L. Bauer
Sir More
William J. Corry
Stewart B. Murie
Ralph P. Webb
Trent Rollo
Cedar City
Wm. M. Hart
New Castle
Frank N. Kaida
Logandale
Nevada
Salt Lake City
Farewell Social Held For Navy Volunteers
A farewell social was held Tuesday evening after the word M I A Meetings in honor of Joseph Stubbs and Ralph Onton who left for Navy service. The program featured Flag raising, Pledge of Allegiance, opening prayer, speaker John W. Bentley, and musical numbers by the high school choir and a Gordon Whitney Newell Weight duet. The closing prayer was by David Richards and a dance followed. Joe and Ralph enlisted weeks ago, passed their exams, and were called to report to the Navy induction station this morning for boot training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Stubbs
Ralph Onton
Navy
Lynn Mortensen
Joseph E. Ward
John W. Bentley
Gordon Whitney
Newell Weight
David Richards
Recreation Hall
Jove
Ralph
Sal Lake City
Joe
Matthes Bags Cougar in Parowan Main Canyon
Local hunter Steve Matthes hunted for fun with dogs and treed a six foot mountain lion in Main Canyon. The lion was wounded and shot again after a fight with the dogs. The animal was brought to town after dark following a long day of chasing.
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Steve Mathes
Main Canyon
Tip
Matthes
Notice to Well Owners in Parowan Valley
State Engineer issued a well closing order to stop nonessential pumping from November 1 to April 1 to conserve groundwater in Parowan Valley. Uniform compliance prevents ill will and possible legal penalties. Mrs Alma McGregor of Provo visited with sister Mrs Lizzie W Adams en route to California for winter with her daughter.
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Parones
Alma McGregor
Provo
Lizzie W. Adams
California
P H S Set for First Practice Game Against Beaver High
Partwan High School plans its season opener Friday at 8 PM with Beaver High as the foe. A postgame student dance follows in the high school gym. Ticket prices are 30 cents for the game and 15 cents for the dance.
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Partwan High School
Beaver High
Bennett
Thorneck
Thomock
Civic Clubs Set Nephi Meeting December 9 1944
The Associated Civic Clubs of Southern Utah will meet in Nephi on Saturday December 9 1944 with a 1 am executive session and 2 pm public meeting. Officers directors and guests include Bil Peatherstone W Jensen Joe Bergen Lyman Willardson Paul Ashworth and Walter Paxman. Nephi Kiwanis hosts and hotel reservations advised. Utah countyOfficials visit noted.
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Associated Civic Clubs of
Southern Utlaho
Nephi
Hurricane
Bil Peatherstone
W. Jensen
Intermountain
Joe Bergen
Civil Aeronautics
Utah
Cet Whs
Kiwanis Club of
Ganguet
Walter Paxman
Nesphi
Christmas Seals On Sale Immediately In Parowan
Arthur Joseph, chairman, announces Christmas Seal sale starts now in Parowan. Seals will be mailed from state headquarters and also sold door to door by Parowan High School juniors. Funds support tuberculosis control as war conditions worsen living conditions.
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Wrs
Arthur Joseph
Parowan
Jay
Paruwan High School
Joseph
Judges Announced For School Board Election Parowan Precinct 2
Judges to officiate at the Parowan School Board election in Precinct No 2 are W Leonard Evans John W Bentley and Augusta D Adams The election is Wednesday next with polls open 7 am to 7 pm Voters within Parowan City voting at the November general election will elect a board member for the precinct Candidates are R Ly Fenton and Arthy Joseph James C Robinson declines to run after twenty years on the board Robinson has served as chairman for nearly half that time Election expected to draw higher turnout than in recent years
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Beaver
Fillmore
Delta
Hinckley
Panguiteh
Lyle Evans
Rst
Mortensen
Miller
Lee Clark
Donald Lyman
Warren A. Dalton
Norman Evans
Dalton
Erans
Herbert Hulet
Howard Stubbs
Parowan
W. Leonard Evans
John W. Bentley
Augusta D. Adams
Parowan Literary Club Meets At Fae Benson Home
The Parowan Literary club met at Mrs. Fae Benson's home on Wednesday evening. Mrs Benson presented Stephen Foster as the lesson, with Mary Topham singing Foster songs assisted by Audrey Rowley. After the program refreshments were served. Two weeks earlier Mrs. Ethel Bayles hosted the club and Jean Hershickson retold Pierre Keeps Watch by Maria Glen.
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Parowan Literary Club
Fae Benson
Pierre
Maria Glen
More Orders Needed for Commercial Fertilizer
A county committee urges farmers to submit emer orders for commercial fertilizer to fill a second carload. Initial orders nearly filled the first car, but a full car is required to avoid farmers going without. Requests all who can to place orders now so the shipment to the county can proceed promptly. Also notes Mrs Farnsworth and Irene Thorn ton visiting family in town while she completes duties at the Navy hospital in Maryland and plans to return by week’s start.
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AAA
Tle
B. E. Farneworth
St George
Irene
Navy Hospital Yards
Wm. A. Thornton
Farnsworth
Maryland
Salt Lake
City
Antlerless Deer Hunt Dates Set for December 9 to 16
State Fish and Game Commission issued a pair of proclamations setting December 9 through 16 as the antlerless deer hunt period in designated Utah zones including Parowan and Cedar City areas. Only about 111 of 400 permits for the Parowan area had sold, with local sportsmen awaiting the outcome. Also covered is a Christmas gift program for heroes with American Legion and Auxiliary collecting items for soldiers and hospital patients, detailing item categories and delivery instructions to local coordinators by December 10.
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State Fish and Game Commission
Perowen- Paragonah
Cottonwood
Willow Creek
Buckskin Valley
Little Creek
Paragenah
Parowan
Cedar City
Summit Canyon
Bast Cottonwood
The
Times
Utah
American Legion and Auxiliary
Bushnell Hospital
Brigham City
Veterans’ Hospital
Salt Lake Sd
Heer Toole
Minnie W. Lowder
Ethel W. Bayles
Mae Henson
Legion and Auxiliary
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Canyon
Jaylor
Cedar
Aurelia Taylor
Roy Pacill
War Taylor
Clayton Taylor
Waldo Taylor
Rees Taylor
Jade Harris
Velma Goody
Gene Tay
Nsora Taylor Pucil
Ralph Pucil
Cora Annis Ray Pucil
Mrs Taylor
Cedar Junior Pish School
J. S. Prestwich
Bishop Jr
Bishop Snow
Alice Williams
Col
Beautiful Isle Somewhere
Arvilla Jones
Patrice Howard
P Frank
Wood
David Watkins
Herbert Webster
Merrill Thornton
Las Vegas
Paul Crawford
Lloyd Crawlord
New Jalves
Parowan Main Canyon
Larth
P.H. S
Csir
Jane B. Richards
Betty Lou Schoppman
Hyrum Hoghman
Laura Paramore
Santa Ana
Paramore
Miyake
Owen Davis
Literary
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