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Newspaper

Parowan Times

Location

Parowan, Utah, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1933

Page

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U E A Committee Studies School Finance Matters

The Utah Education Association finance committee led by Superintendent N J Barlow reviews high school text book provision funding, Smith Hughes funds, per capita state grants, and high school fees. It plans next Saturday meetings to study taxation, fee variation, and potential district purchases to reduce costs and ensure equity across districts.

Ltah Education Association N. J Barlow Benet High Echo i Smith-Hushas

National Cheese Week Set For December Observance

Next week from December 11 to 16 marks National Cheese Week to boost consumption of cheese. The valley, noted for its fine cheese, expects the event to gain strong local interest and promote using cheese more regularly, with cheese also suggested as a Christmas gift in many cases.

School Board Launches Large District Repair Plan

The school board approves up to 32000 for a major repairs program aided by Civil Works Administration labor. Projects include Parowan concrete walks and theatre upgrades, Cedar City painting and plumbing, Paragonah wall and floor work, and Kanarra similar improvements as the county undertakes.

Civil Works Administration Parowan Cedar City Paragonah Kanarra Paragon

Choral Society to Present The Messiah This Holiday

The choral society plans performances of Handel’s The Messiah with Cedar City joining on Christmas Eve and Tarowam singers in the local show. About 125 musicians total will participate with W H Manning directing for the BD A C music department.

Teheare’ng Wiendel Choral Society Cedar City Cedar Singers Tarowam Singers W. H. Manning BD. A. C. Music Department

Parowan Girl Married in Las Vegas Nevada City

Mr and Mrs Edmund Stevens announce their daughter Della wed Vern Reed of Las Vegas on November 27 in Nevada City. They will reside near the dam, and the bride is a popular Parowan young woman with many friends wishing joy and happiness to the couple.

Edmund Stevens Della Las Vegas Nevada Vern Reed Parowan

Legion Meeting Called For Monday Evening

A local American Legion post calls a meeting for Monday evening December 11 at 7 30 in the library basement. Commander Gurr will handle important matters including plans for the annual ball and a report on the membership drive. The drive is run as a contest with Alfred Wieock and Roy Moore as captains.

The American Legion Gurr Legion Alfred Wieock Roy Moore

Marriage Announcement of Helen Decker and Robert Iverton Foutz

Mr and Mrs James BR Decker announce the marriage of their daughter Helen in Mesa Arizona on November 29 to Robert Iverton Foutz. The couple visited relatives in town after the ceremony and plan to prove up on cattle ranching in New Mexico where Mrs Decker, formerly Pearl Adams, teaches this winter in Kirtland.

Helen James BR. Decker New Mexico Robert Iverton Foutz Mesa Arizona Ll Ib & Temple Adams Pearl Adams Kirtland Decker

Red Cross Roll Call Answers From Forty Two Locals

The annual Red Cross Roll Call held during Armistice to Thanksgiving days drew 42 local participants led by John W. Gurr of the American Legion who organized the drive. Seven others gave under one dollar. donors with full memberships include Southern Utah Dairy Co. and many residents. The 42 enrollees compare with 51 last year.

Red Cross Armisst Southern Utah Dairy Co Arthur Joseph C. Parcells Parcells L. Nelson Marsden Llarrell Dalton G. FE. Snow Thome Bennett Certar H. Lyman Sarat D. Connell Alice Durham Mssher E. Orton Joseph B. Dalton Albert Morteng'n Albert BE. Adams Thomas K. Solyoak James C. Robinson George A. Lowe Cora Lloyd Ray Dtd Garnier Merrill Mitchell Airs John If. Pendleton W. Ilyatt H. L. Adams W. Clair Trowley W. J. Lowder Elwood Mortensen Clair Hulct D. A. Matheson Fa. N. Benson FR. Fenton Winston Orton Ivan Decker Zilpha Guymon Ja J. Adams John W. Gurr Edgar Benson Ceorge Stevens Kir Jay Henson Walter Stubbs Foy Rhoore WL. W. Mitchell Carlisle Dalton Alary Stubbs Albert Mitchell Clifton Halterman Elna Grames Fern Wiltsey Alice Lowder

William Bentley Dies After Lingering Illness

William Bentley age 83 prominent community member and father of a large family died at his residence after years of poor health. Funeral services were held Monday at the East Ward chapel with Bishop W. L. Adams presiding. Speakers praised his honesty industry and integrity and noted the large family left behind. Pallbearers included five grandsons and nephews.

William Bentley East Ward W. L. Adama Rar DD Gartner Simon A. Matheson John Stevens Davnd Matheson Walter ©. Mitchell Bishop Adams Garner Thomas Adams Itha M. Mortensen Mano Vers Clyde Iobert Shelby Hentley Frank Wilford Lowder Dewey Riley Grannd Mosgan Roma Bentley eppiTee Man‘Cosgraued

War on Destructive Birds In Utah Farm Clubs Contest

State officials announce a 1334 campaign to combat birds damaging game birds. Fourteen clubs host a contest led by Utah State Agricultural College experts with prizes totaling 299 dollars for top finishers and funds shared with other qualifying clubs.

Crow Hawks Magpies Fish & Game Department Tprofessor LD DP. Murray Paul M. Dunn Utah State Agricultural Col Lee Kay Teme Department

Elder Arnold Stevens Sent To Canada As Mission Work Continues

Arnold Stevens reports a transfer from the L. D. L. church to Canada after a year as a missionary based in Billings Montana. He describes travels through Minnesota Illinois Montana and Saskatchewan with time in Fort Peck Wolf Point Nauvoo and Chicago and expresses appreciation for home news and family regards.

Arnold Stevens L. DL. 8 Billings Montana Canada Times Powe North-Central States Yellowstone Boseman Minneapolia Chicago Nauvoo Garthare Fort Peck Wolf Point Hegina Saskatchewan

Marriage Licenses Newed in County Clerk Office

The county clerk's office dated marriage licenses during the week to the following: James Brenks age 14 of Teaver. Myron N. Hauchelt age 32 of Apmna bella Marrs Christengen age 25. Kex Ivan Harris age 24 of Paragonah. The bearer Myron N. Hauchelt listed.

Datu James Brenks Teaver Marrs Christengen Atazobella Kex Ivan Harris Biwards Paragonah

Council Passes Rate Reduction Ordinance

City council approves rate cuts effective January 1 to boost electric use for cooking heating and refrigeration. New minimum charges apply to residential two family units and temporarily disconnected service. First effects appear in February bills.

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Forest Works Program Fails To Materialize

The anticipated forest work program will not occur in this locality as funds are redirected to regions with greater relief needs. Utah Nevada Idaho and Wyoming are cited as the areas where relief is more imperative, delaying expected employment for two to eight hundred men. Local projects like Parowan Y and Creel roads may yet proceed if funding or state road work advances, but no definite plans exist.

John W. Goarr Legion Legon Two Yard Gin and Red Club Ceoren Ih Mortis John W. Bentley Clayde Fiward Fiat Council Forest Service Region Four Utah Nevada Idaho Wryoming Marry L. Lopkins Gurr Dixie Forest Office Corraliion Istiles Creel Parowan Canyon Il‘arazonah

Legion Auxiliary Exhibit Promotes Home Made Christmas Items

The Legion Auxiliary will hold a Wednesday afternoon exhibit from 3 20 to 5 29 featuring items for Christmas that can be made at home. Admission is free and the goal is to share ideas for gifts. Entrants are urged to bring their items to the Relief hall or leave them with Mrs Alberta Morris, Auxiliary president, during the day.

Legion Auxiliary Alberta Morris

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