Funeral Service Held For Skougaard Youth
Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon at Base Ward chapel for Molgin Skougaard 15 son of Horace and Ines Myers Skougaard who died Friday afternoon from a gunshot wound apparently related to personal safety. The service featured a mixed quartet and several speakers including Bishop Will L Adams. The obituary notes he left home with a 20 30 rifle but his mother said she did not take the threat seriously. He was survived by his parents three brothers Darrell Lewis Kent and a sister Rose Marie and many relatives.
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Base Ward
Molgin Skougard
Horace
Ines Myers Skougaard
Come Unto
Ids Burton
Lola Dalton
Berta Burton
Bertha Mitchell
Claude Burton
Karl Mitchel
Howard Ward
Ray Adams
Itha Mortensen
Melvin S
Darrell
Lewis
Kent
Rose Marie
Farowan Livestock Assn Elects Officers for 1937
Parowan Livestock association members elected for 1937 include Warren Pendleton as President, Robert Fowler as Vice President, Pall Henson and Monroe Benson as board members, and Ray Morre as Secretary treasurer. Pendleton and Benson are new, others are re elected. Also noted are notes on Delinquent tax 1936 and local staffing.
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Parowan Livestock Association
Warren Pendleton
Robert Fowler
Vicce
Pall Henson
Monroe Benson
Ray Morre
Pendleton
Urother John
Bay Takes Sheep to Texas Ranch
Wiltort Day shipped three doub le deck carloads of speckled sheep to Barnhart Texas where his son in law Lloyd White will run them under a partnership. The Days drove through by auto and plan to be away until after the new year. Day has not considered moving permanently though he has kept some sheep on his farm. Texas markets have been favorable for the stock. John T. Rasmussen left for Christmas with her son Ollie and family in Idaho.
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Wiltort Day
Barnhart
Texas
Lloyd White
Project to replace city trees approved with blue spruce plan
The city council approved a project to remove 532 Boxelder and locust trees and replace them with 512 evergreen trees, chiefly Blue Spruce. The mayor said funding totals about $350 city outlay and $4,000 in labor from PWA funds, with wood sales offsetting costs. Replacements to be supervised locally, with evergreen stock likely sourced from the nearby Forest Service area.
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W. 7A
Inbor
Eintar
Jala
Forest Service
Corn Varieties Tested At U S A G Cedar City Farm
Fourteen corn varieties grown for a university test by Rolce B Nelson near Cedar City were shipped to Z W Woodward at the U S A O in Logan to calculate acre yields for shelled dry grain. Frost halted harvest. results will be published locally and at the county extension office. This marks Nelson’s first consecutive year in the varietal test. A December 23 dance at Recreation Park will feature gideme and modern music with free refreshments for all over 16.
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Rolce B. Nelson
Cedar City
Cooperaton
Woodward
Mir Nelson
Fto
Agricultural Department Receives New Equipment and Staff
The Agricultural Department expands with a new instructor Mr Wright and new courses in Genetics and Animal Nutrition led by Mr Sargent. Four teaching staff now support enhanced training with a major soil analysis apparatus shipment including testing for phosphorus, nitrogen and moisture. Plant and insect specimen facilities are added for spring and summer collections. Several students return home for holidays from B Y U and Nixie College.
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Wright
Finkinson
Sargent
Mary Gould Canova Dies in San Bernardino
Mrs. R E Anderson of Cedar City attended the funeral of Mrs. Mary Gould Canova in San Bernardino California where she died December 12 after a week's pneumonia. Canova, born February 1890 in Panguitah Garfield County, left a large family including twelve children and several siblings. Funeral services were held at Mark B Shaw's in San Bernardino under Bishop Webs J Brown. Burial was in San Bernardino Cemetery.
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The
Times
R. E. Anderson
Cedar City
San Bernardino
California
Mary Gould Canova
Irene Danks
Miller Nevada
Viola Clarke
New York City
Basel Staley
Helen Reichg Zit
San Diego
Marie
Ruth Gertrude
Nisa
Phoebe
Stanley
Leon
Melvin
Normal
Sha
Drv
Hart
Lowder Plans Modern Cedar Breaks Cafe Remodel
Elna Lowder, Moe's Ing, plans a larger modern cafe after the new year. Negotiating with L. N. Marsden for the south part of the Toggery building, remodeling will include long counter, rear kitchens, private booths, and a large neon sign. He may name it Cedar Breaks Cafe featuring Breaks India ads near Porowananyon Road junction.
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Elna Lowder
Moe'e Ing Ds
L. N. Marsden
Toggery
Cedar Breaks Cafe
Breaks India
Porowananyon Road
Judge Cox Holds Final Court Term for Iron County
The last term of court in Iron County this year and Judge Cox’s final bench session heard one criminal and five civil cases. Rex Harton, 18, formerly of California, pleaded guilty to stealing two suits from the Escalante hotel and was sentenced to state prison for one to two years with probationary conditions. Civil cases included Montgomery vs heirs of Thorley, quieting title. Mundtarlang and Bergstrome et al, judgments totaling $444,938. Federal Lang Bank of Berkeley foreclosure and $842.52 etc. Southern Utah Liquidating Corp against Leigh et al for $2,859.83 and against Bulloch for $380.90.
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St. Jutieis
Iron County
Cox
State of Utah
Rex Harton
California
Barton
Ateal
Escalante
Ife Wun
Wayne W. Montgomery
Wy. Thorley
Mundtarlang and
Bergstrome
Wm. Tucker
Federal Lang Bank of Berkeley
W. W. Pendleton
Southern Utah Liquidating Corporation
Webster Leigh
Rw, Bulloch
Iron County Farmers Receive Benefit Checks
Iron County farmers received benefit checks under the conservation program with 156 total checks to date totaling 14 429.74 dollars. About 16 900 dollars more will be distributed to farmers who cooperated by following conservation and farm-building practices this past year.
Dances and Parties Herald Parowan Holiday Week
A Parowan events guide lists the mutual snow carnival on Christmas night by the MIA, private and public dances through December including a Stuke Privary Association dance, West Ward reunion on the 29th, Gun and Red Club ball with carnival decor, and the American Legion dance on New Year’s Eve. The Fast Ward reunion on New Year’s Night is highlighted as the season’s marquee event.
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Parowan
M. I. A. Asnae
Stuke Privary Association
West Ward
Parowan Post No. 20
American Legion
Benefit Dance Aids Orien Webb Profit Reaches 135
A West Ward sponsored benefit dance for Orien Webb drew wide community support and netted 135 dollars. Funds will cover Webb’s artificial leg costing 126 dollars in Salt Lake City. remaining proceeds went to the Webb family along with shared groceries. Gratitude expressed to all helpers and donors.
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West Ward
Orien Webb
H. L. Adama
Webb
Salt Lake City
Union Meeting at Parowan Stake Next Sunday
The regular monthly Union meeting of the Parowan Stake is set for next Sunday afternoon in Parowan. Sunday school will be in the East Ward chapel while other departments meet in the West Ward.
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Parowan
East Ward
West Ward
Marriage Licenses and Local Notices From Clerk’s Office
Marriage licenses issued this week include Frank Leary and Letts Wright aged 28 and 18 respectively in Salt Lake City, with other couples listed from California and Utah. Misses Alice and Melen Robinson travel from Lorin to spend Christmas. A baby of Arthur Robinson’s family was rushed to hospital with pneumonia following a recent delivery. Also noted are sheep listings for Parowan with inquiries to Evan Stevens and others, plus references to locals returning from Provo for Christmas break.
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Frank Leary
Salt Lake City
Letts Wright
Hurricahe
Edwid Palmer Zokica
Whittier Caliornia
Audrey Sarah Jane Rich
Wai Mer
California
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