County Commissioners Hold December Meeting
County officials met for the December session with the clerk treasurer assessor attorney sheriff and elected officers present. An ordinance to curb wasted artesian wells was approved requiring plugging flowing wells from Nov 1 to Apr 1 except for stock watering. Budget review followed with public inspection and a Dec 31 hearing planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Countis Biowers
Ivan Decker
Samuel F. Leigh
W. L. Adams
Salt Lake City Attorney Visits County on Yearend Business
Scott M. Matheson from Salt Lake City spent several days in the county on business matters. As county attorney he attended the last regular session of the County commissioners for the year on Blon nay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Webster
Cedar City
FERA
Bulloch
Sarah A. McBride
Paragonah
Ida P. Halterman
Parowah
Rosanna Lunt
Cendar City
Lunt
McBride
Halterman
County General Fund
Kanarra
Lex Shields
Wells A. Willams
D. J. Peterson
Carl Smith
Anarra Mountain
Beesley, Wood and Co
Wood
Salt Lake City
Glenwood Froyd
N. L. Peterson
State Mental Hospital
Provo
Groves
Sheyance
Scott M. Matheson
Relief Society Cantata Bethlehem Presented Sunday
The Relief Society chorus directed by Mrs. Glenna M Ward will perform the sacred cantata Bethlehem on Sunday evening December 23 in the West Ward chapel. About forty voices will sing with solos and chorus numbers. carol singing and a reading of The Other Wise Man precede the cantata. A Madonna tableau will be featured and the chorus will wear uniform costumes with a costumes committee led by Barbara Adams Verana Decker Augusta Adams Sarah Connell and Ida Turton. Mrs LaPreal Ward heads decorating efforts for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Relief Society Chorus
Wards
Glenna M. Ward
Bethlehem
Alice [Richards
West Ward
Barbara M.adams
Verana Decker
Augusta Adams
Sarah D.D. Connell
Ida Turton
LaPreal Ward
Aged Woman Emeline Benson Dies After Ill Health
Mrs Emeline Grimshaw Benson widow of Richard Heber Benson died late yesterday after chronic illness. Funeral services are scheduled for Saturday afternoon and a fuller life obituary with details will appear in next week’s Times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times
Emeline Grimshaw Benson
Richard Heber Benson
New Book to be Reviewed in West Ward Mutual
West Ward Mutual announces a Tuesday evening review in the adult class. Mrs Silas Topham will discuss Harry Overstreet’s A Guide to Civilized Loafing. The work aligns with leisure and recreation programs and the public is invited to attend along with senior Mutual members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Ward
M.la
Silas Topham
Harry Overstreet
Tosham
Mutual
Ward to Join Bobcats for Holiday Games
Coach Orland Ward will leave next week to join the Golden Bobcats for a holiday basketball tour across Montana. Nine games are scheduled including two with Pullman’s N. Globe Trotters in Great Falls and contests against the University of Montana in Missoula Montana State Normal at Dillon and other independents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orland Ward
Golden Bobcats
Montana
Pullins
Globe Trotters
Great Falls
University of Montana
Missoula
Bobcats
Bozeman
Montana State Normal
Dillon
Great Northern Club
Relief Societies to Hold Conference Sunday
Ward Relief Society conferences will be held in Parowan and Paragonah wards and in Summit and Cedar First and Second wards on Sunday afternoon. Similar conferences were held last Sunday in Cedar third Enoch New Harmony Kanarra and Newcastle wards. The program includes demonstrations in four study activities and music.
Griffin to Cedar After Holidays Transferred to Sixth Grade
Charles Griffin, praised for his work in teaching the sixth grade, will be transferred to Cedar City after the holidays to replace Elizabeth Snow who leaves due to marriage. Cleo Bishop will move from fifth grade to Griffin's current spot, and a new teacher will be hired for Bishop's position. The exact replacement is not yet known, with Superintendent Barlow considering two or three candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Griffin
Cedar City
Elisabeth Snow
Cleo Bishop
Griffin
Bishop
Barlow
Doings at School Junior Traffic League Organized
A 4A junior traffic league formed at the school under state highway patrolman Tolman with Principal Snow and President Alpine Thornton announcing officers. Capt Merton Mitchell First Lt Robbie Halterman Second Lt Clark Davis Sergeant Sherman Daton and squads led by Kenyon Robinson Clauda Dary enport Howard Mitchell Elmo Tendeny Demar Stubbs Leon Denson and others will direct traffic during lunch, recess and after school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State
Pat Tolman
L. J. Adams
Glenn E. Snow
Alpine Thornton
Merton Mitchell
Robbie Halterman
Clark Davis
Sargeant
Sherman Daton
Kenyon Robinson
Clauda Daryenport
Howard Mitchell
Elmo Tendeny
Demar Stubbs
Leon Denson
Newspaper Club Organized with School Paper Ties
Wednesday night December 12 a newspaper club was organized with officers: President Aston Thornton Vice-president Anna Gurr Secretary Lucile Lowder Treasurer Vanda Bennett. The club is composed of all who have anything to do with the school paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aston Thornton
Anna Gurr
Lucile Lowder
Vanda Bennett
Preseason Basketball Schedule For DParowan High
Coach releases lineup for remaining pre-season games against Min ereville Pee December Panguitch Milford Circleville Tec December 28 home Pannguitch January Circleville January 4 at Pannguitch January 3. Players recover from a cold epidemic affecting last week's starters.
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Dparowan
Minereville
Pee
Panguitch
Milford
Circleville
Pannguitch
Minersville
Free¢Then
Minergyville
Music Appreciation Course Offered in Parowan
The People of Parowan can attend free FERA adult education music appreciation classes. Topics include classical versus jazz, the world status of music, future trends, and benefits of music familiarity. Teacher Mr. Frank Van Cott will use piano vocal and instrumental groups every Monday at 7 p.m. Miss Carrie Leigh also offers a foods and nutrition course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parowan
FERA
Frank van Cott
Carrie Leigh
Parowan High Wins Two Practice Games
Parowan High School defeated Milford 31 to 13 as the starting five led early and subs did strong work. In the Minersville game the score was tied 28 all at regulation, with Parowan edging ahead 3 to 1 in the three minute on final period to finish 31 to 29. Minersville to host Parowan next Saturday December 10. Last Friday’s assembly featured Revotional music, prayers, vaude style skit and fashion models led by Gaylord Whitney and Kenneth Joseph among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orland Ward
Milford
Parowin Boys
Porowan
Mitford
Minersville
Parowan
Parowan Bond Election Tests Water and Power Future
Voters head to the polls next Monday on a de venue bond issue that could decide if Parowan advances water and light systems or reverts to ditch water and coal oil lamps. The measure may rely on a PWA loan and seeks funds for needed improvements with no net revenue from two plants required to repay.
County Agent Reports Four AAA Programs in Iron County
The annual report by County Agent L. E. H. Tuseitler outlines four AAA programs active in Iron County: wheat, corn hog, emergency cattle purchase, and emergency sheep and goat purchase. It notes contracts, payments, cattle and sheep totals, canning outputs, 4-H clubs, and a Public Works Administration loan discussion for city water and electric systems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E H. Tuseitler
AAA
Iron County
Public Works Administration
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