District Court In Ses sion Here This Week
The adjourned term of the District Court opened yesterday and spent most of two days hearing the Mutual Finance & Investment Co versus Louise L. Tucker et al contract case for building a house. A guilty plea from Riste Wilson for forgery was entered with December 12 set for sentencing. Wilson, a juvenile, forged a nine dollar check at Petersen Drug Store in Cedar City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mutual Finance & Investment Company
Louise LP
Wilson
Petersen Drug Store
Cedar City
Patrick J. Donovan
Louis C. Stillwell
G. D. Hyatt
J. A. Paramore
Gretta Vaughe Morgan
William Paul Morgan
Eddards
Costa
Ethel Q. Graff
A.L. Graff
New Thoroughbred Broccoli Arrives Through Remount Service
A chestnut three year old named Broccoli, son of English champion Epinard, arrived December 1 at Fenton Stables to join breeding aims here. Broccoli replaces Point Blank and is expected to sire quality offspring through Red Cross Girl by Plaudit. Fenton invites horse lovers to view the new colt at the stables.
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Broccoli
Epinard
Fenton Stables
Point Blank
Mr. Fenton
Forest Plantings Show Good Growth Near Panguitch Lake
A wildlife division inspection of 2000 Western Yellow Pine seedlings planted by the Forest Service near Panguitch Lake finds about 70 percent alive with satisfactory growth. Officials plan 4000 more trees nearby next spring and 2000 in Pine Valley, in a reforestation effort on land burned long ago.
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Forest Service
Panguitch Lake
Pine Valley
Marriage licenses issued this week in Cedar City and Parowan
The Clerk's office issued licenses this week to Anton W. Hopkins 19 Cedar City and Laura Warren 17 Parowan along with Chester Cox Munford 21 Cedar City Verda Rowley 39 Parowan indicating early marriages in small community records.
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Anton W. Hopkins
Cedar City
Laura Warren
Parowan
Chester Cox Munford
Verda Rowley
Republican Leaders Tour Southern Utah Pastime Visit
Republican leaders Wm J Lowe Byron D Anderson and Harvey Hancock visited Parowan in a brief tour of southern Utah. They sought public sentiment on President Hoover and the administration to plan next year’s presidential campaign. They met local party leaders and editor Wianecock at the Times office, noting his Tribune background.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. J. Lowe
Republican Party
Byron D.anderson
Harvey Kancock
Parawan
Utah
Blancock
Hoover
Wianecock
The
Tribune
Times
Milk Deliveries to Parowan Dairy Wagon Route
Southern Utah Dairy Co patrons in Parowan City must deliver milk to the factory by the company wagon from the 15th of the month. The board of directors decided at a Tuesday night meeting that wagon delivery serves the best interests of patrons and the company, ending private carrier milk moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Utah Dairy Co
Parowan City
No Cut To Be Made On Reserve This Year
Livestock permittees on the Dixie Forest learn no cuts in permits next year are likely. Inspecting the range shows a thin fall, but permittees cannot sell stock, and moisture this season may improve grazing. Supervisor Gurrhan met with committees and recommends no changes, though a shortened season could occur if range conditions worsen.
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Dixie Forest
Rambouillet Breeders Meet Next Wednesday
An invitation is extended to all Rambouillet breeders to attend a meeting of the Southern Utah Rambouillet Sheep Breeders Association in the library auditorium on Wednesday, December 7 at 7 30 p m. Merton Richards, Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Utah
Parowan Girls Wed Cedar City Husbands
Two Parowan brides wed Cedar City men this week. Laura Warren married Anton W Hooking in a quiet home ceremony conducted by Bishop J Mitchell on Monday. Verda Rowley tied knot with Chester G C Munford at her parents' house with Bishop N L Adams officiating on Wednesday. Both couples plan to reside in Cedar City.
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Parowan
Cedar City
Laura Warren
Anton WW. Hooking
J. €. Mitchell
Verda Rowley
Chester GC
A Tunford
Robert Munford
Thomas H. Rowley
N. L. Adams
Times
Who Is Responsible For Tax Increases
An exploration of how property owners can influence public budgets and tax levels. It compares personal budgeting at a store to taxpayers shaping state and local government expenditures through budget processes and public participation, urging active involvement in budget hearings and legislative deliberations.
Judge Cox Names Jury Commissioners for 1932
Judge LeRoy H. Cox named Silas J. Ward of Parowan and Alfred Froyd of Cedar City as jury commissioners to select petit jurors for 1932. He set big term dates for the county with terms on January 28, April 4, April 11, June 27, August 1, October 28, and November 9, each to convene at 2 p.m. on the specified day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeRoy H. Cox
Silas J. Ward
Parowan
Alfred Froyd
Cedar City
Law & Motion
Daughters of Fioneers Honor Retiring Officers
The local camp of the Daughters of the Fioneers held a social with their regular monthly meeting to honor retiring officers. Outgoing officers include Mrs. Ida Paxton as president, Amelia Burton and Jane Adama as councillors, Fae Lensen as recorder, Eulala T. Orton as registrar, and Dena DP Whitney as hig to Ian.
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Daughters of the Fioneers
Ida Paxton
Amelia Burton
Jane Adama
Fae Lensen
Eulala T. Orton
Dena
Whitney Higto
Ian
Parowan Budget Public Hearing Notice 1931
Parowan City schedules a public hearing on its proposed budget for the year 1932. The meeting is set for Tuesday December 8 1931 at 8 p m in the Bank Building city office. Budget documents will be available for public inspection at the City Recorder’s office.
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Parowan City
Bank
City Recorder
Richard M. Benson
Pendleton 85 Veterans Death in Cedar City
Daniel Pendleton, 85 year old veteran of the Black Hawk Indian War and longtime Cedar City resident, died at home after a brief illness. He was born in Norway on September 15, 1346 and came to Utah as a child. Funeral services were held today. Surviving are his widow and several children, plus two half brothers. The community extends sympathy to the family.
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Daniel 5
Pendleton
Parowsa
Cedar City
Norway
Utah
Pionter
Margaret Denson
Ann Larson
Cedar Qity
Calvin Pendicton
Swit
da Joncas
Vernal
Waive Cline
Denver
Della Ive
William Pendicton
Emeline P. Walker
Sayvah Ashdown
Fresman
William
Scott Matheson
Stake
Ray DD. Garorr Aang
Miles
Ray Lyman
Elder Smith
Parowan
Will B. Dougall
M.la
Dougell
Old Rock
East Ward Mutual to Present Christmas Cantata
East Ward M LA Gleaners Juniors and Bee Hive girls plan a Christmas Cantata On To Bethlehem at the Recreation hall Sunday evening December 20. Directed by Georgia Mitchell rehearsals underway no admission charge. women perform for town enjoyment and public entertainment.
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East Ward
M. LA
Bethlehem
Recreation Hall
Georgia
Mitchell
Parowan High Faculty Supports Wool Industry Christmas Gifts
Parowan High School faculty joins thousands in supporting the wool industry by pledging to buy at least three gift items made largely of wool this Christmas. The Utah Woolgrowers association pamphlet circulated with Bank of Iron County statements inspired the plan, listing many suitable gift items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parowan High School
Utah Woolgrowers Association
Bank of Iron County
Telephone Operator Becomes a Bride in Parowan
Misa Ritta Lloyd manager and chief operator of the Parowan telephone exchange married Walds Rowley last Saturday in St. George with Bishop Snow officiating. The couple, both industrious young locals, will continue their jobs with Lloyd in Parowan and Rowley at Union Pacific in Callente Nevada.
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Misa Ritta Lloyd
Parowan
James D. Lloyd
Waldo
Thomas Nf. Rowley
Union Pacific
Callente
Nevada
the Times
Apostle Urges Saints to Live Right at Parowan Stake
In weekend conference Apostle George A Smith urged Parowan Stake members to follow church principles, teach children well, and set a good example despite cold weather. Speakers covered priesthood activity with focus on youth rallying, and Miss Burrie Tubbert hosted a bridge party during the week.
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Trouslous
Tina
Harden
Princ'pius
Goa
George Alhere Smith
Saints of the
A. Gessi
L. W. Petersen
Ray Lyman Gang
Redeemer
Stake
Wm. R. Palmer
Elder Smith
Ila
Parent-Teachers Assn Sponsoring Band Concert
The Cedar junior high band and Parowan high school band will join for a December band concert hosted by the Parent-Teachers Association. The event, set near Thursday December 10, invites the public, with the PTA providing lunch for visitors after rehearsals that afternoon.
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Parent-Teachers Ass'n
Parent-Teachers Association
Cedar Junior High
Parowan High School
Cedar
Farent-Teachers Association
John Gresham's Girl serial debuts in Times
The Times begins a new serial by Concordia Merrell titled John Gresham's Girl. The paper notes prior story was dropped after review and urges new readers to subscribe and start reading for entertainment education and local news.
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the Times
John Gresham
Concordia Merrell
Tovneh
Bride of Last Week Is Given Shower
More than a score of friends of Mrs. T Howard Ward gave her a miscellaneous shower Friday evening at the Ward home where she and her fiancé are residing. She received several useful presents from the group which spent a pleasant evening with her. Mrs. Ward was formerly Cora Hulet.
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T Hloward Ward
J. At. Ward
Parowan Club Meeting Arts Review at Mrs Farcell Home
Parowan Literary Club met Wednesday night at Mrs Manda Farcell home. Mrs Louise Adams reviewed Jack London The Little Lady of the Eg House in an engaging planner and the hostess served light refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parowan Literary Club
Manda Farcell
Louise Adams
Jack L.ondon
Eg House
Lutlie Petersen Celebrates Third Birthday at Party
Lutlie Kathleen Petersen daughter of Mr and Mrs L W Petersen celebrated her third birthday on Wednesday afternoon with a party inviting several little friends.
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Lutlie Kathleen Petersen
Miss J Helen Adams Celebrates Twelfth Birthday
Miss J Helen Adams celebrated her twelfth birthday on Monday with a party for friends. An evening of games ended with a lunch served by Helen and her mother, Mrs L J Adams.
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Helen Adams
Helen
L. J. Adama
County Treasurer Clark Hulet Recovers From Illness
Treasurer Clair Hulet reports improved health after several days of illness while continuing to work from the office. He notes tax collections are coming in fairly well as Mrs Hult assists with workload.
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Clair Hulet
Also Mentioned on This Page
District Court
H. J. Doolittle Co
R. Vern McBride
Tucker
Dairy CO
Gurrhan
Rambouillet Breeders
State Tax Commission
Cox
Daughters OF Fioneers
Daniel
East Ward Mutual
Ada
Burrle Tubbert
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