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Newspaper

Parowan Times

Location

Parowan, Utah, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1933

Page

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Parowan High Opens 1934 Basketball Schedule in District

Parowan High starts its first league basketball slate of 1934 with a schedule including Dixie, Hurricane, Cedar City and Enterprise games. Officials Ward Mortensen Morris Roberts Herbert Milne and others attended a Dec. 23 district meeting in St George to set the dates and coaches and principals urged fair play and minimize officiating disputes.

Parowan High School Csrica Enterprise St. George Ward Mortensen Parowan Morris Roberts Herbert Milne Cedar City Arthur Paxman E. Adep Bateman Logan Iron Washington Kane Counties Dixie Hurricane Kanab Cedar Jay Orderville Manab Diale Farowan

Estray Sale Notice and Water Responsibility Debate

Two items appear: an estray animal notice from Parowan City Precinct Iron County Utah detailing a red two year old steer with ear marks to be sold at public auction on January 13 1934, and a report that water delivery is a field responsibility per an Attorney General ruling mentioned by Mayor Decker. The notice lists Beene as poundkeeper and Adams as corral location.

Utah Iran Parowan Bald County Wm Adams’ Corral Parowan City Decker Salt Lake City Huffaker

Funeral Held for Little Mickelson Child

Funeral services were held at the family residence for Hannah Lou Mickelson two year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Albert Mickelson following death from spinal meningitis Speakers included Walter C Mitchell and Jess Guymon Music by Rex C Ward B E Whitney Lola Dalton and Berta Lurton Sentiments written by Mrs Clara B Knell and Maude Lyman Opening prayer by John L Lowder closing prayer by Joseph E Ward

Hannah Lou Albert Mickelson Walter C. Mitchell Jess Guymon Rex C. Ward B. E. Whitney Lola Dalton Berta Lurton W. L. Adama Clara B. Knell Maude Lyman John L. Lowder Joseph E. Ward

City Revises Public Works Loan Application Details

Changes to the city water and electric projects center on a 70 000 Public Works Administration loan. May or Decker will travel to Salt Lake City to consult Caldwell and Richards as the city revamps pipe sizing and omits water meters. The plan uses a 30 year amortization with revenue bonds drawn as needed and interest accruing only after funds are received. Prospects for approval remain favorable but closely followed to ensure spring project start.

Public Works Administration Decker Salt Lake City Caldwell and Richards Ww

New City Administration Takes Office and Appointments Made

On Monday the new administration led by Mayor L Nelson Marsden took office after oaths were administered by City Attorney Durham Morris. Incoming officials pledged cooperation as the reg ular meeting on Tuesday night confirmed appointments including Frank M Adams as marshal and Edward G Matheson as city recorder and tax collector with building inspector duties.

Marsden New Council Frank M. Adams Winston Orton Durham Morris L. Nelson Marsden Lawrence J. Adams Ray D. Garner Leonard Evans Merrill Mitchell Edward G. Matheson Verda E. Adams Robert L. Fenton Benson Adams Parcella Anthony Paxton Sexton City Recorder F. J. Burton David A. Matheson Irank M. Adama M. L. Skougard S. A. Matheson Alma E. Hiyatt Verdan H. Adams Lights Frank Leurrell Dalton J. A. Hyatt Richard M. Benson

Delinquent Tax List Featured In This Times Issue

The Times publishes the county 1923 delinquent tax list with notes on the larger than last year portion and reduced format. The staff notes extensive preparation and mentions specific properties in Louis A. Patowan and Paragonah and pages 4 5 9 18 for the listed assessments.

the Times Iron County Record Times Louis A. Patowan Paragonah

Last Rites Held for Peter Skougard

Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon in the West Ward chapel for Peter Skouguard. Speakers included David Matheson John Stevens and W L Adams with remarks by Bishop H L Adams and R H Benson. Local and out of town relatives attended and graveside rites were conducted by Silas J Ward.

West Ward Peter Skougard David Matheson John Stevens W. L. Adams H. L. Adams R. H. Benson W. M. Dalton Rex C. Ward Ray Garner R. H Banson Wi Yord Dy Silas J. Ward

Death of Mrs Splilsbury sudden in Los Angeles

Mrs. Mary Alice Benson learned a few days ago that her sister Mrs. M. J. Splilsbury died suddenly on December 25 in Los Angeles. A letter from Mrs. Splisbury to Mrs. Benson dated the 24th arrived after news of her death.

Mary Alice Benson M. J. Splilsbury Los Angeles

Miss Virginia Mortensen Improves After Surgery

Miss Virginia Mortensen daughter of Mr and Mrs Albert Mortensen has shown satisfactory improvement after several days in hospital for a ruptured appendix. Mr and Mrs Thomas D Adams spent the holiday season in a Mexican colony with Mrs Adams sister and a nephew traveling home with his family for Christmas.

Mitchell Stravel Grant Tolton M Mittchell Gordon Virginia Mortensen Albert Mortensen Thomas D. Adam Olid Mexico Adams

Notable Local Students Abroad This Winter

Miss Ruth Clark and the Grank and Plain Benson families spent part of the holiday season at home. Woodrow, Bruce Adams, Parker Ward, and others attending BHY U include Nelson Fenton at the University of Idaho and Howard Joseph with Clark L. Orten at the U S A GC in Logan.

Ruth Clark Y. U Messrs

Parowan Gun and Rod Club Elects Officers

The Parowan Gun and Rod Club elected officers for the year at their annual ball. President Roy Benson was re elected, vice president Merrill Thornton, Secretary Jon Wreatley, Treasurer Don Orton, and two board members James E. Gurr and Ernest Orten. The club opened the year with about one hundred forty members and over two hundred tickets were sold for the dance.

Parowan Gun and Rod Club Roy Benson Merrill Thornton Jon Wreatley Don Orton James E. Gurr Ernest Orten D, JohnSalton Edgar Lowdes Memwig Dante

Delightful card party hosted by Mr and Mrs Clark

Mr and Mrs P A Clark entertained guests at a midweek card party. Six tables competed with Fae N Benson Gwen M Gurr and Paul M Adams tying for high honors. Mrs Benson and Mr Adams won first and second prizes. Decorations matched the holiday season and refreshments were served by Ruth and Mario Clark.

P. A. Clark Fae WN. Benson Gwen M. Gurr Paul M. Adams Benson Adams Ruth Mario Clark

Literary Club New Year Party Hosts At Warner Mitchell Home

The Literary Club held its annual New Year party on Monday night at the home of Mr and Mrs W Warner Mitchell. Guests included Mr and Mrs L J Adams Mr and Mrs P A Clark and Mr and Mrs R L Fenton.

Airs. W. Warner Mitchell L. J. Adams P. A. Clark R. L. Fenton

Residents from various cities visit during holiday season

Among the former residents here for part of the holiday season were Adrian Adama and Claude L. Em ney from Salt Lake City Earl Burton Brandt Dalton Irene Dalton Mr and Mrs Clair Lowder from Los Angeles Esther Lyman from Logan and Dry Heap from Idaho Falls Idaho and Robert Stevens from Las Vegas Nevada

Adrian Adama Claude L. Emney Salt Lake City Earl Burton Brandt Dalton Irene Dalton Mrs. Clair Lowder Los Angela Esther Lyman Logan Dry Heap Idaho Falls Idaho Robert Stevens Las Vegas Nivada

Lyman and Snow Family Travels Mentioned in Reports

Mr. and Mrs. Oscar MM. Lyman and Mrs. Leone Lyman made a business trip to Salt Lake City a few days ago. Principal and Mrs. Snow spent part of the holiday season in St. George.

Oscar MM. Lyman Leone Lyman Salt Lake City Snow St. George

Parewan Birthday Celebration Noted by Local Group

Parewan will mark the 43rd anniversary of the Pioneers coming with a Saturday January 13 event. The Daughters of the Protests organize a program including a public meeting at eleven, group lunch, and afternoon entertainment. Details to come.

Parewan Daughters of the Protests

Choral Society Debuts The Messiah In New Year Event

The Choral Society presented The Messiah on New Year’s Eve with Wr. H Manning directing the combined choir and orchestra. Soloists impressed, chorus voices praised, and Mayor Granger with other officials introduced the program. Ray I Garner was named president of the Choral Society.

iWandel Wr. H. Manning B. A. CG. Moale Manning Heve East Ward Pretoria Choral Society Granger Wm. R. Falmer Cedar City Locker Parowan L. Nelson Marsden Ray I. Garner

Card of Thanks for support during illness and death

We appreciate the assistance and sympathy extended to us during the illness and death of our dear husband and father. We thank kindly friends who helped lighten our burden. MAS Elizabeth Shougarn and Members of the Family.

Young Couple Married During Holidays Receives Congratulations

Mr Warr'n Alger son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Alger married Ifias Lorna Lowe daughter of Mr and Mrs George A Lown Je during the holidays and now receives congratulations and best wishes from numerous friends in the community. Times joins in greeting.

Warr'n Alger Joseph Alger Ifias Lorna Lowe George A. Lown

Also Mentioned on This Page

Parowan High George Paul M. Adama Montpelier Mary Dobrusky Frank 4. Adams Porowan City Precinet Iron County State of Attorney General's Office Mary M. Marsden David Richards Mrs Jay Macfarlant Mrs. Clair Whitney Little Mickelson City Salt Lake C Dr. Decker Edéy Uneil Oscar Mr. Lyman Lyman Dalton Harrell Dalton Times Olea Iron County Stecard Perros GUN and Rod Club Elecis Officers Daughters of Pioneers Messiah
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