REC Loan for Local Bank Approved in Utah
Salt Lake papers report the Bank of Iron County received an REC loan of 59219 dollars approved by the Reconstruction Finance Corporation along with other Utah banks. Local examiner Mr. Kimball had no confirmation. The loan could raise deposits recovered to about 85 to 90 percent after two prior dividends, timing for payout unclear.
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Salt Lake
Bank of
Iron County
REC
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Uta
Kimball
Isaac Lemmon Dies Suddenly at 81 From Stroke
Isaac Lemmon 81, longtime Parowan resident, died suddenly yesterday from a stroke after a late breakfast with his son Thomas’s family. Born June 10, 1853 in Fremont County Iowa, he moved to Utah as a child and worked as a carpenter and miner. Survived by six children including Thomas M Lemmon Cora Mortensen and Daisy Barton, plus siblings. Funeral planned Sunday 2 p.m. at East Ward chapel with arrangements handled by son Thomas.
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Isaac Lemmon
Burton
Lemmon
Thomas
California
East Ward
Mr. Lemmon
Fremont County
Iown
Allumbee
Lydia Applegate Lemmon
Utah
Parowan
Tfe
Tie
Inez Adella Hyatt
Thomas M. Lemmon
Parcwan
Cora L. Mortensen
North Hollywood
Daisy L. Barton
Anderson
Jess Lemmon
Toquerville
Alicea Lemmon Webb
Provo
Nevada
Quiet Holiday Season Dances Highlight Local Festivities
The community’s holiday season moves quietly with a school dance opening last Friday and the Gun and Rod club ball Monday night as the biggest dance of the season. Events include East ward MUA and cantata by Relief Society chorus, Christmas trees, dances, private parties, and midnight suppers.
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Ual
East Ward
Winston Orten
West Ward
M.A
Relief Society Chorus
Glenna M. Ward
Della Marsden
Snow Accumulates Over Two Feet at Mammoth
A recent service report notes up to 7 inches of snow near Cedar Creeks with water content just over four inches. Similar totals reported at Navajo Lake but with lower moisture. Forest ranger Seaman suggests Cedar Creeks snow exceeds last year’s, and ground beneath Mammoth remains unfrozen, predicting moisture absorption as snow melts. Dry Lakes area reports 15 to 18 inches of snow from Christmas skiing.
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Fark Service
Navaio Lake
Seaman
Cedar Treaks
Mammoth
Park Service
Dry Lakes
Rambouillet Association Restores Cash Premiums for Shows
The Rambouillet Association based in Marysgate Ohio will resume cash prizes for Rambouillet exhibits at major livestock shows. After a lean period profits from this year’s activity allow $100 for Ogden show with limits of up to three prizes per exhibitor and 1st to 6th place awards. The plan aims to boost breeder participation across key events including Chicago International and American Royal Frangas City. Also notes Christmas visit by Cedar City guests to Mr and Mrs Wilford Day.
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Wilford Day
American Rambouillet Association
Marysgate
Ohio
Chicago
Ogden
Frangas City
County Boards Set for Scrutiny in Coming Year
County Commissioners and School Board face major overhauls with two new members joining each body. Changes expected include a new chairman on the commission, potential shifts in hospital management and registrar offices, and possible early reorganization of school staff and clerical posts. Public meetings may move dates to accommodate members and new leadership.
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Hon County
Rons
Republians
Hugh L. Adams
Warren Bulloch
Robert B. Simkins
Isaac Parry
Democratic County Committee
J. W. Bergstrom
M. J. Macfarlane
J. &. Prestwich
Tne
Decker
Jaanuary 5Th
Nelson
Heber Levy
Bishop Resigns as Fifth Grade Teacher
Mr. Cleo Bishop, fifth grade teacher, has tendered his resignation effective immediately. If accepted by the school board next week, he will depart soon for Colorado and Kansas to resume last summer's work as a salesman. He plans to spend a few days in California before leaving.
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Cleo Bishop
Call For More CCC Men Expected Soon
A call for more Civilian Conservation Corps enrollees is anticipated after the new year. President Roosevelt has requested a nationwide increase of 250000 CCC workers, with Utah and Iron counties likely to receive quotas, including about 25 men for this county. Details on experience or exact call dates remain unclear.
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CCC
United States
Utah
Iran County
College and Branch In Complete Accord at Cedar City
The Board of Trustees of Tiranth Agricultural College met in Cedar City for a monthly session and to inspect the college plant. President Petersen pledged continued parental support and cooperation, noting a $5,000 overage for the branch this year, while local officials praised the branch’s progress and future prospects.
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State Agricultural College
Cedar City
Tiranth Agricultural College
Institutet
Petersen
Mra. Miller
Adney
Macfarlane
Buington
Cefar City
Chamber of
Gherhkansley
Parley Dalley
Chas. R. Hunter
Wilson N. Lunt
Darrel Corry
Chamber of Commerce
Wilford Day
Walter K. Granger
M. J. Urle
John P. Fuller
Reuben J. Shay
John S. Woodbury
W. Warner Mitchell
Meyer Hunter
Branch Agricultural College
Granger
Branch College
Representativels
Senator Day
Catilemen Quit Worse Grazing Fees Despite Unused Permits
Iaipwan livestock men have paid 5500 over years for grazing privileges they could not use, says Ranger Frank Seaman. Fees depend on grazing season length, but after September livestock gain little forest benefit, suggesting shortening the season. The cattlemen rejected changing the closing date at their resent meeting to avoid hardship.
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Iaipwan
Frank Seaman
Liquor Possession Leads to $50 Fine in Christmas Case
Claude Dalton appeared before City Justice H Par celly on Christmas day for possession of intoxicating liquor. He pled guilty and was fined $50 after being picked up by officers the night before.
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Claude Dalton
Justice of the Peace
H. ©. Parcelly
Forgery Charged in Complaint Against Barton
Jack Barton of Cedar City faces a district court complaint for forgery after pleading guilty in justice court to forging E. M. Owens name on a $126.25 check made out to himself. He tried to cash the check at Penney's store and was held on a $750 bond for sentence in district court.
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Jack Barton
Cedar City
Justice Rolto
E. M. Owens
Penney's
District considers treasurer change in bond work
The district weighs moving treasurer duties from Alex St Tolto to Rollo while the clerk, who is the treasurer’s daughter, handles day to day tasks. Bond and refunding actions will still require both signatures. The board will decide if the arrangement continues.
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Alex St. Tolto
Sinto
Rollo
Examinations Required for Utah Chauffeurs and Truck Drivers
Utah chauffeurs and truck drivers renewing licenses after March 1935 must pass exams, says Highway Patrolman L. J. Adams. Those licensed since April already underwent tests. only the renewal fee is due.
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Utah
L. J. Adams
Marriages Licensed in County Clerk Office
The county clerk issued marriage licenses to Paul James Carpenter 22 Cedar and Dorothy Prince 18 Washington Utah Maynard Garfield 22 Modena Mario Hutziey 22 Ochen Utah Howard N Guymon 24 Parewan and Ceneva Topham 25 Paragonah James B Lees 28 Poche Nev Mary Gladys Lytle 25 Piocho and Glen Hyatt visiting from California for the holiday season.
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County Clerk's Office
Paul James Carpenter
Cedar
Dorothy Prince
Washington
Maynard Garfield
Modena
Mario Hutziey
Ochen
Utah
Howard N. Guymon
Parewan
Ceneva Topham
Paragonah
James B. Lees
Poche
Nev
Mary Gladys Lytle
Piocho
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Parowan City
St. L. Halterman
Salt Lake City
Rambouillet Association
Durlam Sorris
Wilson Lunt
Senle Day
Arother
J. Foster
Jas. C. Robinson
W. N. Leigh
Rolce &. Nelson
Sireetor Oberhansley
Petereen
Barton
Glen Hyatt
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