County Budget Is Ready For Adoption
Iron County's 1932 budget was refined by the Board of County Commissioners at a Tuesday meeting. Further reductions were made to balance expenditures with estimated receipts. A budget hearing is set for December 31 and final adoption at the next meeting. The board also approved a $25 monthly grant to Cedar Welfare and moved to shift salary payments to the 16th to ease bank deposits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iron County
Board of County Commissioners
Times
Cedar Welfare Organization
Alta Bonner
Dependent Mothers Fund
Adams
Nada
A. Glover
J. E. Whipple
Bob Leroy
Whipple
J. Foster
J. Clayton Mitchell
Parowan High Sets Basketball Schedule For Season
Parowan High announced its season basketball schedule after a Cedar City meeting of regional athletic officers. The opener is January 12 at Hurricane with eleven further dates, including a home game against St. George yet to time. Trainees from the district completed officiating examinations, though one coach is barred from officiating Parowan games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parowan High School
A. €. Hatch
Cedar City
Hurricane
St. George
Enterprise
Parowan
Millard
Beaver
Iron
Washneoton
Kane
Cedar
Wilson
Tak State Athletic Council
Ivan Ceker
Marlo Topham
Ray H. Adams
Ray D. Garner
Must Have Permit For Christmas Trees
Ranger Seaman announces new rules requiring supervised harvesting of Christmas trees. Forest officials will designate trees and accompany seekers. off Forest lands remain unmanaged. Local areas like the Five-mile camp are urged to refrain to protect canyons and watersheds. J Leonard Topham from Paragonah was in town on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seaman
Sunday Night Services at Parowan Presbyterian Chapel
Rev. W. M. Forsyth announces Sunday night services at the Parowan chapel on Dec 20 at seven. The lecture titled The Light of the World will feature fifty seven lantern slide pictures. The recently acquired lantern will project pictures for winter talks. Forsyth invites all to attend and promises good times for audiences in Parowan and Cedar City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Forsyth
Parowan
Forsyth
Cedar City
Sheriff and Marshal Stop and Hold Suspect Toller
Sheriff L R Fite and city marshal Harrell Dalton stopped G M M Toller in front of the County Court house with guns leveled on his car. They detained him for safe keeping until Ogden officers arrived and took him back on a felony charge. Millard county officials had flagged Toller for gas theft at a local service station and fleeing without paying while attendants fetched oil.
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L. R. Fite
Harrell Dalton
G MM. Toller
Toller
Millard County
Billard
Mitchell
Fife
Ogden
S Talen
Public Expenditures Discussed by State Tax Commission
The Utah State Tax Commission urges taxpayers to study December budgets and meet with county and city officials to discuss public finance. By understanding costs and constraints, taxpayers can influence the amount spent on state, county, school, and municipal services as the December budget decisions approach.
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Genue State Tax Commission
Dbr
Utah
County Agent Seeks Local Agriculture Improvements
County Agent Lamont E Tueller outlines needed improvements in local farming practices in his annual report filed with the Board of County Commissioners. He stresses water conservation and optimal irrigation, suggests cropping for low irrigation needs, and urges improved livestock feeding and breeding, poultry development, 4-H work, and a plan for adult agriculture improvement. The report notes 600 acres of potatoes grown commercially, storage disease issues from Black Heart, and the arrival of tuber watch in the Beryl area with measures to prevent spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamont E. Tueller
Board of County Commissioners
Itsy
John
Blazzard
Petit Jurors For 1932 Selected by Commission
A county jury commission named Silan J. Ward and Alfred Froyd selected resident taxpayers to serve as petit jurors for district court next year. The list, broken by Parowan and Cedar City, includes numerous Adams, Orton, Mitchell, Whitney, and Stubb names among others. Continued to page five.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silan J. Ward
Parowan
Alfred Froyd
Cedar City
William L. Adams
James E. Applegate
Joseph Benson
Charles F. Hentley
Alvin Benson
Gates Burt
Oan W. Bentley
Bulalah T. Orton
John S. Dalton
William If Lyman
George W. Decker
Peter HI. Gurr
George A. Lowe
Vernon W. Heap
Thomas J. Haycock
Woodruff Pendleton
Florence E. Joseph
Bertha W Mitchell
Granville H. Warren
Edgar M. Stubba
Lorin S. Smith
Thoemay H. Rowley
Golden Paramore
Almon H. Orton
Taylor Miller
Ray Morris
Merrill 0. Mitchell
Jasper Stubbs
Bounty Issued for Coyotes and Cats in County
County Clerk’s office issued bounty certificates totaling 3166 dollars on the first fasting certificate day. Coyotes numbered 328 and cats 66, with bounties of 6 dollars per coyote and 3 dollars per cat. Tom Reece led contributors with 48 coyotes and 6 cats. Others followed with large counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Reece
West End
M. Norris
Cc. R. Burns
Arthur Anderson
Claire Hulet
Claude Patton
Lorin Orten Clyde Bentley
Jewet Wilcock
Howard Rasmussen
Edward Wilcock
Elmer Mitchel
W. A. Barton
Ray Parroy
Jer W. Cartwright
John T. Mickelson
Joe Lamoreaux
Lorin Skengard
Rowley
East Ward Members Hold Annual Reunion in Recreation Hall
More than seventy percent of East Ward members attended the annual reunion held in the recreation hall with a daytime kiddies program and a 7:30 p m social. The evening featured community singing, a cantata chorus, readings, skits, and dancing with refreshments served in the banquet hall. Music was provided by local school and Sunday school orchestras as Bishop Mitchell welcomed all and the gathering closed after eleven o clock with a notice about future events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farowan East Ward
Ray D. Garber
R. H. Benson
Gundeay School
Bishop Mitchell
Ha Lowe
Ila Gurr
W. L. Adams
Relief Society
East Ward
L. Walter Peterson
Ivan Decker
Marie Mitchell
Katherine Clark
Milo Rowley
Claude Burton
Notice to Patrons Seeks Early Copy for Christmas Issue
The Times will go to press on Thursday next week so staff can have Christmas at home. Advertising and news notices must reach us by Wednesday noon to be included. We request that all concerned kindly take notice.
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Times
Christmas Cantata Set for Sunday Night
A Christmas Cantata titled On To Bethlehem will be presented for the public Sunday night at 7:39 in the Recreation hall. Directed by Georgia R B Mitchell, East Ward A J A Gleaners Juniors and Bee Hive, ages 12 and up are invited at no charge. The program includes chorus numbers solos and duets and lasts about an hour.
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Bethlehem
Recreation Hall
East Ward
A. J. A. Gleaners
Bee Hive
Lus
Georgia RB. Mitchell
Many Christmas events planned in Parowan community
Parowan gears up for a busy Christmas season with a cantata On To Bethlehem by East Ward M IA girls, school and church programs, dances, private parties, and basketball games. A Gala dance by American Legion and other ward activities are noted with private gatherings planned through New Year’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Circleville
West Ward
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Farowan
Kanab
Orderville
Manab
J. Leonard Topham
Paragonah
Fresbyterian Chapel
Therliff
Marshal
Petit Jurors
Sarah P. Ashdown
Chris Ashdown
Clarence E. Miller
William B. A.dams
Fred Aishdown
Herbert
Lorenzo J. Adams
Frank
Presbyterian Chapel
Lurraby Club
Waneath
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