Parowan Times Leases in Second Class Mail Matter Notice
The Parowan Times lists a notice of second class mail matter at the Parowan Utah post office dated October 27 1978, identifying publishers and filing details for the newspaper.
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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1934
Page
4
Christmas Spirit and Civic Devotion in The Times
The piece praises the Christmas spirit as peace love and charity guiding families and neighbors. It argues for prioritizing water development and storage reservoirs while considering cheaper power sources and avoiding long term debt. It endorses ongoing educational advertisements from the Bank of Southern Wisconsin to inform readers about banking services and local finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christas
Ource
Next Steps for Local Improveme nts on Utilities and Contracts
Editorial urges careful use of bond funds for electric and water systems. Emphasizes keeping money local, choosing local contractors and foremen, using local materials, and verifying need before borrowing. Also notes Christmas remembrances and lists several readers, calendars for farmers, and a sales convention attendance.
Community Sends Holiday Greetings From The Times
The Times highlights holiday wishes from local businesses and Cedar City firms. City treasurer Verda Adams recently left bed rest due to rheumatism and attended city events briefly aided by crutches.
Orton Family Forms Genealogical Society in Farewell Social
Members of the Samuel T. Orton family gathered at Mrs. Esther E. Orton’s home last Thursday to organize a genealogical society and bid farewell to two members moving to Oregon. Samuel T. Orton Sr. was elected president with Joel H. Orton as vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel T. Orton
Esther E. Orton
Joel H. Orton
Oregon
Samuel T. Orton Sr
Rebecca Orton Smith
Getta $Miller Orton
Claude T. Orion
Almon H. Orton
Maggie Orton Page
Ernest Orton
Don Orton
Jane B. Orton
Mina G. Orton
Mrs Loris C Warner Visits Cedar City Family
Mrs Loris C Warner of Cedar City came Wednesday to visit her parents Mr and Mrs George Stevens and to reclaim her daughter Joyce Marie who stayed with the grandparents during a California trip. The article notes a California and Old Mexico trip including Catalina Island. Delinquent taxes are reported in the county with the treasurer Hulet unsure how payments compare to last year. The delinquent list will appear in next week's Iron County Record and copies can be ordered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George R. Lyman
LeGrande
Oregon
Frank Ward
Billings
Montana
Warren Witmer
Ogden
Utah
Mondell Rasmussen
Freve
Otto Masmussen
Burley
Idaho
Phyllis Orfon Small
Perris
California
Ella Robinson Crane
Salt Lake City
Elizabeth Page Murdock
Lofgreen
Marie Hatterman Crane
Circleville
Frank Westbrook
Phoenix
Arizona
Verda Adams
Loris C. Warner
Cedar City
George Stevens
Joyce Marie
Arrs. Warner
Old Mexico
Catalina Island
Hulet
Iron County
Woolgrowers Meet on Sheep Quota at County Court House
Woolgrowers meet with forest officials on December 26 at 7 30 p m to discuss reductions in sheep numbers allowed on the forest. Secretary W L Adams urges attendance and notes the importance of the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
W. L. Adams
Tron County Woolgrowers Ass'n
Notice of Budget Hearing in Parowan City 1934
Public hearing on the proposed Parowan City budget for 1935 will be held at 7 30 o clock on Saturday evening December 29 1934. The budget will be open for public inspection at the Recorder's office until that date. Edward G Matheson City Recorder. Also contains small classifieds and lost notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Notics
Parowan City
City Recorder
Recorder
Former Parowan Man Ellis Doty Dies in Arizona
Ellis Kenry Laty Doty 47, pioneer Arizona school teacher and father of David E Doty, died Saturday. Funeral at 2 p.m. tomorrow in the A. H. McLellan chapel in Phoenix with Rev. Joseph Doron officiating. Greenwood Mausoleum cremation to be private. Doty, a 30-year educator, lived in Arizona since 1889 and was active in the Arizona Pioneers Association. Survived by wife Florence, also taught in Colorado Utah Wyoming and Arizona. He married Clara Clark of Parowan and later Florence Reed of Phoenix. He worked for the Highway Department 1922-1928 and engaged in real estate in Florence. He had been ill and retired in 1928.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix Arizona Republic
Ellis Henry Doty
David Doty
Arizona Paper
Frank Westbrook
J. M. Ward
Mr. Doty
Ellis Kenry Laty
Arizona
A. H. McLellan Chanel
Joseph Doron
Episcopal
Flagstaff
Greenwood Mausoleum
David E.dave Doty
American Air Lines
Glendale
California
Arizona Pioneer's Association
Phoenix
Arizona Republic
Arizona Highway Department
Jr. Doty
Colorado
Utah
Wyoming
Algonquin
Tlinois
Leavenworth
Kansas
Clara Clark
Parowan
Dave Doty
Florence Reed
Tonto Basin
Pleasant Valley
Tilorenco
Maricopa County
Highway Department
Florence
Ward to Cruise Around World with the Navy
The son of Mr and Ward is home on a ten day furlough before joining his company for a world cruise. He has performed well in boxing for his unit, with a notable bout where Ward drew the second round and won the third, earning the judge’s decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward
Lew
Becker
Liecker
Locker
Navy
Shortest Day Marked as Start of Upgrade 50
Friday marks the year's shortest day as officials begin the upgrade 50 program amid hopes for improved economic conditions.
Turkeys Shipped for Christmas Markets by Local Farmers
A shipment of 3009 pounds of dressed turkeys by Southern Utah Dairy Co. to Los Angeles for Christmas markets followed by Thanksgiving shipments totaling about 4693 pounds. No. 1 birds fetched 24.4 cents per pound, No. 3 birds 22 cents. Day Farms Co. led Thanksgiving with 75 birds. Thomas H. Rowley and others also shipped. Net returns for the group were 853.17 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Utah Dairy Co
Los Angeles
Dairy Company
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Southern Utah Draily Co
Karl Mitchell
Paul Adams
Cleo Bishop
Logan
Orton
Edward G. Matheson
Taylor's Cafe
Edgar Benson
Parowat
M.A. Burton
Mark Gudmundsen
Morris & Matheson
Attorneys At Law
Bank
WOOD
ROY Benson & Sons
David A. Matheson
East Pierce Street
Cedar City, Utah
Harry’s Cafe
Parceles
Intermountain Title Guaranty Co
Parowan Auto Company
George Chilton
Merry Christmas
Day
Elfen Day
Ring Grue
American Legion
Caliente’s. Rythm Kings
Coop
Parowan, Utah
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