Church Leader Delivers Warning at Farowan Conference
Joseph Fielding Smith of the Latter Day Saints urges repentance and right living at the Parowan stake quarterly conference. He warns half the saints may be unprepared for the Savior and cautions against listening to flatterers who tickle ears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Fielding Smith
Quorum of the Twelve Apostles
Latter Day Saints Church
Farowan Stake
Elder Smith
Latter Day Saints
Gustave OU. Largon
Cedar City
America
Howard Wood
Cedar First Ward
Great Britain
Orton Durham
Washington, D. C
Nephi
Samuel F. Leigna
Oscar J. Hulet
Summit
Thomas D. Adams
Paroway
Wim
C. E. Riddle
Arthur R. Fife
Stake
Thomas W. Jones
Paragonah
Palmer
Smith
Particu
Drunks from Cedar City Jailed for Hard Labor
Francis Condie Wesley Bauer Roy Dix of Cedar City and Panguitch men James Dickinson and Myron Consy were ordered to pay 56 fines or face jail with hard labor at 3.00 daily for drunkenness. Unable to pay, they were set to ditch maintenance, causing a temporary citywide lights outage after crashing a car into an electric pole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Condie
Wesley Bauer
Roy Dix
Cedar City
James Dickinson
Myron Consy
Panguitch
Justice Parcells
Dickinson
Lyman's Corner
Sunday Night Service at Prosbyteriat Chapel
Reverend Wm. M. Forsyth will hold a Sunday evening service at the Presbyterian chapel at 2:40. He will present ninety five slides on immigration topics including Uncle Sam's Family and At Work With The Immigrant, featuring Nagro and Indian races. All are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. M. Forsyth
Presbyterian
Worle
Sam
Developments at Desert Mound Area Spur Growth Rumors
Rumors say Columbia Ste. Company officials spent part of the week checking property in the Desert Mound and Pinto Districts with plans for more development possibly in Pinto. Reports note a contract to supply iron for the San Francisco Bay bridge and suggest related expansions. Sources could not verify, though chain rumors appear reliable and improvements would aid local labor and industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Ste. Company
Desert Mound
Pinto
Bay
San Francisco
Postmaster Clarifies Christmas Card Postage Rates
The postmaster provides guidance on postage for Christmas greeting cards. Printed cards in unsealed envelopes fall under third class at 1 cent per two ounces or fraction, regardless of delivery method. Sealed or unsealed cards with messages beyond simple inscriptions incur first class rates of 6 cents an ounce or fraction, except when the 1 cent drop letter rate applies.
Mayor Decker Reports Red Cross Roll Call in Parowan
Mayor Ivan Decker announced the Parowan Red Cross drive raised 28.21 dollars with 51.00 in memberships and 7.21 in small gifts. He thanked the Ladies Literary Club led by Mrs. Georgia A. Michell and other volunteers for canvassing schools and neighborhoods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivan Decker
Red Cross
Parowan Cis
Goiven
Drivern Parowayy
W Ladies Literary Club
Georgia A. Michell
Parowan
Tue Parcells
Maxine Froyd
Louise Adams
Euryle Hibber
George Chilton
Airs
Rita Rowley
Simon A. Maths
Ilugh L. Adams
James C. Roteiron
Oscar M. Lyman
John T. Rasmussen
William ©. Ailehell
Walter G. Mitchell
Thomas Tebnett
Alvin Decker
J. W. Gury
Washington Felt Depression Only After Federal Cuts
Orton Durham reports that Washington DC, driven by government salaries and reliance, escaped early depression as the nation suffered. After Congress cut government pay eight and one third percent and offered unpaid vacation, Washington’s economy shrank with cancelled contracts and tighter conditions, finally matching national mood.
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Congress
Durham
Washington
Flu Epidemic Halts School Program in Town
The influenza outbreak over the past weeks disrupted local schools with many teachers out, including Principal Hatch, Mr. Decker, Mr. Morris, and Mrs. Franson. Attendance dropped about thirty percent at times and a Thanksgiving play was postponed. Families across the area have been affected, with some improvement expected as snow approaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hatch
Decker
Morris
Franson
Kent Mitchell
School Election Set for Next Wednesday in Iron County
Voters in Iron County School districts 2 and 4 will elect school and hospital board members next Wednesday. Polling sites include Parowan and Summit school houses for district 2 and Eopp's Garage and Kanarraville school for district 4. Nominees for the school board are James C. Robinson, M. J. Macfarlane, and W. Hisleigh, with hospital board candidates Haazel Pesdlelen and L. W. Jonra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iron County
Parowan
Summit
Eopp
Kanari
James C. Robinson
M. J. Macfarlane
W. Hisleigh
Haazel Pesdlelen
L. W. Jonrain
Palit Ward M I A Conjoint Program Set For Sunday
The Mutual Improvement Associations of the last Ward plan a conjoint program Sunday at 7 30 in the chapel. Howard Thompson of Cedar City will speak. A mixed chorus number a wading by Mae Evana a violin trio Ila Gurr and others and a Piano duet by Orna Johnson and Itha Mortengen are scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Thompson
Cedar City
Frank M. Adams
Mae Evana
Ila Gurr
Orna Johnson
Itha Mortengen
County Leaders 4 H Convention Planned in Parowan
A two day 4 H County Leaders convention will be held in Parowan next Monday and Tuesday at the West Ward chapel with sessions at 3 am and 2 pm. Extension workers Abrs Rena Maycock Mrs Effie Barrows and Miss Elna Miller will conduct the meetings and community representatives will attend in Lendanes. Only designated representatives may attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parowan
West Ward
Rena
Maycock
Effie Barrows
Elna Miller
Lendanes
Nelly M. Clark
FLEESE ROAD WORK HEITED REMEP PROGRAM
The Dixie National Forest ran a relief program Aug 1 to Oct 1 1932 employing 261 people in road work under a rotation system. Workers were Cedar City and Parowan Chamber of Commerce referrals, residents of seven nearby communities, many heads of families or dependents. About $13 000 was spent on improvements and seven miles of a twelve foot road were built in two projects Cedar Breaks weatherproofing and Navajo Lake basin access saving weather related isolation and aiding tourism.
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Vsadez
Chambers of Commerce of
Cedar City
Parowan
Dixie Forest
Cedar Breaks
Navajo Lake
Annual Chautauqua Likely Postponed Across Four Towns
The Inter-Community Chautauqua featuring Parowan Reaver Cedar City and St George faces a possible one week postponement due to influenza and other issues. Performances scheduled from Wednesday to next week may shift with Cedar City Beaver and St George presenting dramas and readings on respective nights. Season tickets go on sale Monday at 2.00 with reserved seats extra. single admissions are 25 cents plus 15 cents for reserved seats. proceeds support the two wards.
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Parowan
Reaver
Cedar City
St. George
Paiowan
Beaver
Reid H. Gardner
The
Lion's Club
Ihxfa College
Atlantic
W. L. Adams
Mia
Barbara Walters
Jean Matheson
Ethel Whitney
Buryle Hibbert
Lellan Orton
Frank Adams
W. L. Adama
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Quorum of Twelve
H. L. Adams
Parowan West Ward
Scott M. Matheson
Thomas W Jones
Pattaganah
Ira Heaton
Ifligh Council
Bishops
Condie
Prosbyteriat
A. T. Reid
Letos
Washington, D.C
Conventimental
Tau
Fleese
Diste National Forest
C. BM
Clark
Warren’ J. Larson
Cedar
Peter Skongard
Fa Visiline
Fleaver
Preveal
Daugu
Iris Tliciec
Aetis
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