Parowan City Adopts Budget With Bond Plans For 1940s
At a special meeting Wednesday night Parowan City adopted a budget totaling 25 055 for the coming year. Major appropriations cover bond payments and interest on bonds, hydro electric and water extension bonds, and city offices. Changes include increases for water system operation and maintenance, and a rise in police salaries, with several expenditures cut or reallocated. Mayor Match outlined plans to meet future bond payments through PWA revenues and funds, noting potential debt-free status by 1945 with a self sustaining hydro electric and water system. The session adjourned after approving monthly bills and minor items, with John W. Gurr visiting from Ogden for the holidays.
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Petra
Yankee Regenr
Hank
Hatch
Honda
Syallade
Ube
Parowan
Utah
Histore
Former State Senator Dees Dies at 63 in Hurricane
David Hirsch Dees, 63, a former state senator from Washington County and a prominent business figure, died Sunday at his home in Hurricane. He helped organize the Hurricane Canal Company, led local banks, and served as Rockville bishop. He was Washington County representative 1923–32 and state senator 1924–27. His funeral was held Tuesday at Zion Park Stake tabernacle in Rockville.
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David Hirsch
Thladiatricut
Washington County
Hurbrane
Zion Park Stake
Jury List Drawn For Year Of 1939
Iron County jury list is drawn by commissioners Joseph F. Holybok and Wm. B. Pryor. The register includes taxpayers and citizens from Cedar City Parowan Summit and Cedar City with about 100 names per 100 votes cast in the last general election. Names listed include Jones, Lister, Robinson, Williams, Abbott, Prothero, Talbot, Williamson, Bennett, Watt, Adams, and many others across Iron County towns.
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Iron County
Joseph FP
Holy
Bok
Wn. B. Pryor
Cedar City
Derve Oy Jurerg
Piath Judicial Iie
Iaat
Thomas W. Jones
Joseph EF. Lister
Doyle K. Robinson
Hyram H. Robinson
Edwin W. Willams
Merlin Hust
Ray Robinson
Lemuel Abbott
Thomas Robinson
Alvin Ropinson
John 17. Prothero
David Prothero
Mitt Robb
Walter H. Talbot
John Williamson
Parowan
Thoman Bennett
John M. Watt
Randall Adems
Clarence Benson
William M. ‘Thornton
Aberta Mickelson
Victor Decker
Dwain Decker
Jane B. Machall
Joseph Jensen
Province Joseph
Georgia
B. Mitchell
Jola A. Paramore
Nelle M. Clark
Ray 0. Mitchell
Dewey J. Bentley
Johns. Dalton
David A. Mathwen
John W. Bentley
Charles F. Burton
Howard Adama
Herman E. Bayles
John Bayles
Albert Montensen
Arthus , Robinson
Howert B. Dalton
Albert E. Adams
Rulon Dillon
Thomas K. Nelyoak
James ©. Robinson
Enoch
Rasmussen
Jed Orton
Arle
Nolyoak
Oscar T. Orion
Jamon A. Denson
Leonard Evans
John H. Miller
Silas M. Topham
Ray H. Adams
Silas J Ward
Marlon David Rebards
Joseph Beck
Robert Bauer
Charles J. Brysgt
Thomas A. Thorley
Bencat Brunson
A. W. Cane
Myrtle 2
Calvin
Julia N. Chamberlain
John H. Corry
Mayme &. Cotbath
Til Corry
John C. Carpenter
J. Raymond Coastert
Elvzesy Cocky
George A. Croft
David Dix
Ruth G. Dalley
Don Draper
Round-Up Graduation Reunion at 37-37 in Derby
Graduates from 37-37 met in Derby for a reunion on Wednesday December 28. Attendees traveled from California, Arizona, Provo, Salt Lake City, Cedar City, Sumast, and included many from Varowan and Paragonah. Regrets came from Mrs. Louise C. Adams, quarantined with mumps and chicken pox, and Senator Glenn B. Snow who was in Salt Lake City on business. Dancing dominated the program with punch and wafers served by flag members. several local residents attended. The gathering, led by originators Shirley Warren and Carma Orton, praised the event and hoped to make it annual.
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Snecal
the Times
Brown ‘Derby
California
Arizona
Provo
Salt Lake City
Ced Dar City
Sumast
Glenn B. Snow
Laka City
Hazel Adama
Helym Adama
Lewse Miltchell
Lucile
Laurel Lowder
Joan Jensen
Lioyd Myatt
Ander] Iyatt
Gorden Mitchell
Ernest
Court Calendar Set by Will J Hoyt for 1939 Term
District Judge Will J Hoyt published the 1939 Fiji County court calendar listing opening dates and days for each term along with motion and probate days. The report also notes local residents visiting or returning home for Christmas from St George Provo Salt Lake City and Cedar City with mentions of family events and new births during the holiday season.
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Fiji
Halterman Heads 09 Conservation Committee Election
The annual meeting of the County Agnewllteal Conservation Association at Parowan on December 27 elected Halterman of Parowan as president and J M Palmer of Cedar City and T W Robb of Paragonah as board members for 1939. First and second alternates G Williams of Kanarra and John M Tullis of New Castle were named. The new committee will meet January 3 in the Local Extension Office to set a budget for the first half of 1939. The secretary and treasurer will be appointed by the County Committee with approval of the State and National 4 H A A authorities.
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A. M. Palmer
Associaton
A. Halkerman
Parowah
John Fr
Tullis
New Castle
Stele
National
A. Hollerman
Parowatt
Hugh .L. Adams
Parowan
J. M. Palmer
T. W. Robb
Merrill Writings Published by Utah Academy of Arts
A memorial volume of Hal eloom FR's writings, titled Dusk on the Desert, includes 49 poems, 14 articles, and one story Bill's Shadow. The book features a life sketch of the author renowned in journalism and scouting, with illustrations by Geol Smph. Books available from De. Veaco M. Tanner at Brigham Young University.
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Haleloom
Marpul
Utah Academy of Bcence, Arts, and Letters
Desert
Bill
Weathur
Zina Cogyon
Geol
Carey
Veaco M. Tanner
Academy
Brighaan Young University
Provo Firm Wins Building Contract for Cedar City High School
A Provo firm identified as Talbop and Talboe won the Cedar City high school building contract after bid openings by the state Department of Education. The project must finish within 140 days from December 270h, with an expected September 1939 opening. Total awarded amount listed as 4194.187, Ryberg Brothers of Salt Lake City placed next at 190,743, and Paul Paulo & Company of Salt Lake City third at 193,000.
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Talboe
Dbullers
Trove
Cedar City
Tm Doar
Sehial
Ryberg Brothers
Salt Lake Ory
Paul Paulo, and Company
Salt Lake Outy
City clears back light and water rents in Parowan
Parowan City reports progress in collecting overdue water and light charges. As of January 1, 1988, delinquent accounts totaled 32449.60. By year end most debtors paid, with some on monthly plans. the city’s plan waives enforcement and requires current bills plus a portion of delinquent amounts. The mayor and council oversaw staff enforcement. several residents were cut off temporarily, but few homes remain without service unless vacant.
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Papowan City
Strigt Ordre
Rom Mary
Mayer Harth
yYnoxes
County Budget Hearing Set For Tomorrow
A public hearing on a proposed county budget of 10707389 will be held tomorrow at 10 o'clock in the courthouse. The tentative budget shows an increase of about 10996 over last year driven by over 7000 for old age pensions and 2500 for the county hospital. The general fund receives 320000, the hospital 20000, and officer salaries rise to 21210 with deputy sheriff pay up 300. Road expenses are set at 16406 and interest/sinking at 13167. Total appropriations near 2 million, with revenues and open items subject to change at tomorrow's meeting.
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Court House
Amine Trtase
Pengon
Pengign
Thorley Named Head Of Cedar Senior Council 1959
Melvin R Thorley elected president of Cedar Senior Council at the Cleotton Tuemlay banquet, succeeding Arthur Gardner who died during the year. Thorley, manager of the Cedar slow leases, active olive worker, and former County Brat Removal Committee cochair. Officers include C B Ooley as vice president and Marvin Jones, Walker as directors. New board members Meavin Joget and Corry. Warher reelected. Funeral attendance noted for Mr and Mrs Ormon Tweshtat. Relatives from Tang Treachs visited.
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Melvin R. Thorley
Gadar Oty
Cleotton
Arthur Gardner
Taetley
C. B. Ooley
IAL Gy
Marvin Jones
Gary
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