Welfare funding shortfall forces county cuts in aid
County officials face a $11,500 gap between the $21,000 needed to fund 15 percent of the welfare program and only $9,500 available in the budget. The board considers trimming benefits or denying some recipients, noting elderly aid costs exceed budget due to state and federal contributions. A state convention in Salt Lake City will discuss the issue as allocations tighten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newley
Theanager
Welfare Department
Case
Lut
Nak
Leigh
Welfare Ward
Utah
Salti Lake
Card of Thanes and Birthday Gatherings Chronicle
The husband, brothers, sisters, and children of deceased Mrs Amell express gratitude to the people of Prowan and nearby communities for support during the Mnees funeral rites. Kendall Curr, son of Mr and Mrs, held a New Year birthday party with little friends, hosted by Kendal's mother and Lois Lowman of Cedar City as guest. Refreshments followed at Eames after an hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prowan
Kendall Curr
Mr. and
Beara
Eames
Delfus
Kendal
Judge Hoyt fixes court terms for year 1933
Judge W L Hoye ordered the Fifth Judicial district terms for 1933 four regular terms and four Law and Motion days in each county Iron County calendar includes Jan 21 2 pm start with law sessions Mar 2 Jun 8 Aug 2 Oct 25 and naturalization hearing Sept 6 A jury pool draw to occur 15 to 30 days before each term
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Hoye
Fifth Judicial District
Iron County
Immunization Clinic Set For Next Monday And Follow Up
A second diphtheria immunization clinic will be held Thursday June 6 at the elementary school from 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM. The State Board of Health offers the vaccine free of charge, paying the physician’s fee, to immunize infants and preschool children. Some have had one dose. two doses provide longer protection. A small charge covers material used for school children. Community groups help fund the doctor’s time. Also noted: a New Year’s Eve chase near the Library, several local families visiting California for holidays, and a new baby born December 30 at the county hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Statissticn
State Board of Health
Nudy
Meir
Isc
City Officials to Take Oath Monday and Swear In
Re-elected and new city officials will qualify at noon on Monday January. The old council will meet briefly to approve bonds and turn over administration. New faces include Joseph Nolyoak S Halterman and Whitney while retiring are Adams Pendleton and Edward Matheson. Mayor Hatch expects few changes aside from possible marshal shift to Tigrel Dalton amid campaign opposition and ongoing city business.
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Hateh
Walter C. Mitchell
Marlo Topham
Peity
Richard Benson
David A. Matheson
Hatch
Tigrel Dalton
Aud Kety
Earlige
Paros Wan Gun and Rod Club to Elect Officers Thursday
The Paros wan Gun and Rod Club will hold its annual meeting Thursday evening January 11 at Taylor's Cafe to elect officers for the coming year and hear a report of the year's activities. A luncheon will follow at 25 cents per plate for members, with options for nonmembers and past dancers to join. A new officer slate includes president, vice president, secretary, treasurer, and three board members. Retiring officers are listed as Hay Adams Claude Orton Robert Mitchell Bill Dalton Roy Benvon John 8 Dalton and Ralph Mitchell.
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Paroswan Gun & Rod Club
Taylor's Cafe
Uncheon
Amyona
Hay Adams
Claude Orton
Robert Mitchell
Bill Dalton
Roy Benvon
John 8 Dalton
Ralph Mitchell
Former Parowan Boy Married in Cedar City
Lawrence Lowder aged about sixty and Mina Edith Dix daughter of Cedar City residents were wed Tuesday evening at the groom’s Cedar City home in a ceremony conducted by Bishop Frank B. Wood. The couple will reside in Cedar City where Lowder works for Lunt Motor Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Lowder
Mra
M. HE. Lowder
Mina Edith Dix
David Dix
Cedar City
Frank B. Wood
Cedar First Ward
Lawrence
Lunt Motor Co
New Year Greetings From Our Friends and Patrons
At the close of the year which has brought us prosperity and pleasant associations we extend gratitude and appreciation to our friends and patrons for their contributions toward our happiness in 4937.
Sheriff Christensen Leaves for Training in Washington
County sheriff Maldown will leave early next week for Washington DC to enter a special school for training police officers to handle modern crime. He will be away over two months, with deputy Bill Dalton in charge. County Commissioners previously approved submitting to the school and earmarked 400 for expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maldown
Christensen
Washington, D. C
Bill Dalton
Conservation payments to be here by few
County Soil Conservation Committees led by Hugh Adams J M Palmer and T W Robb met with the County Agent to prepare farm and range work sheets for corrected acreages and number of farms. Payments for cooperation in the 1932 program likely arrive late January or early February. Range cooperators have until December 31 to complete projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Soil Conservation Committees
Hugh L. Adams
J. M. Palmer
T. W. Robb
Adama
Towand
County adopts 1948 budget amid hearing and road pact
The county approved the 1948 budget totaling about 98 477 dollars with the general fund allocating 28 274 dollars for salaries and expenses. Hospital operation gets 26 500 dollars, road funds 15 000, debt service 13 327, and public assistance 9 506, plus smaller amounts for library indigent and dependent mothers. The board also granted a franchise and right of way easement to American Telephone Co for a Newcastle to weather reporting line near the air field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Library
Okdage Assistance
Thorn
County Welfare Fund
Rowley
Thia
Department of
Americant Telephone Co
Marriage Licenses And Local Court Action In County
The week saw marriage licenses issued to Francis Seunson and Nera Day aged 22 and 20 both of Fillmore and Lawrence Lowder 23 Cedar City with Edith Dix 17% Cedar City and Robert Wenden Bulloch 23 Cedar City with Lucy Hamilton 18 Beaver. In a separate case a vehicle theft charge involved Warren Alger held in the County Jail awaiting district court, bond set at 300 not yet furnished, after a car owned by Marion Whitney was wrecked near the Brown Derby skating rink. Mr and Mrs Samuel Humphrys joined Salt Lake City visitors for the New Year weekend with the Delton family. Garth returned with Miss Aston Ryans who has been employed at Freya for months. Arch Bounon warned about missing items from his property in a terse note printed with little context.
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Denton Haycock
Pargwan Mercantile Co
Pravo
Richfield
Sheldon Clark
Salt Lake City
Francis Seunson
Fillmore
Nera Day
Lawrence Taylor Lowder
Cedar City
Edith Dix
Robert Wenden Bulloch
Lucy Hamilton
Beaver
Warren Alger
Marlon Whitney
Wei
Ray Adams
District Court
Samuel Humphrys
Shirley Mercer
John 8
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TIMES
Thanes
Misa Lois Lowman
Loules Mitchell
Hoyt
State Board OF Health District No
Anthony Panton
Mr. Paxton
Dows Main Street
Albert Adams
Vera Orton
Ada Fienna Mickelson
Los Angeles
Vern
Clark Orton
California
Monroe Tfenson
Pasadena
Orland Ward
Mra. Attell Hasmussen
Fd. Ward
Ylaiting
Empa Ward
Afton Robinson
C. L. Robinson
Aud Atre
Robert L. Halteman
Bord To
Mr and Mere
Wm U- Thornton
Sas Vegas
Nevada
Myra Dalton
Salt Lake
City
Celia
Bensoi Page
Ogdem Law Week
Nephi
Warren Wimmer
Josephine Morris
Cose
Page
Ada DR. Lyman
Ester E. Orton
Esther
Samuel Orton
St. George Temple
Austin Halleman
Parawan High
Hera
W. Clair Rowley
Airs
Claude E. Burton
Anna Gurrel
Provo
Helen Robinson
Logan
Wedding Belle
Innes Robinson
Elmo Mortengen
Elina
Isa Mortensin
John W. Bentley
Sara. Benson
Arch Benson
Alberta Mickelson
Kaysville
Sarah Bentley
Mra. Lorin Orton
Louise Watred
Tts
Laura W. Hopkins
the Times
Daughters of the Pioneers
Lynn Talterman
Fort Douglas
Paul Smith
Wao Naa Vished
Lynn
Willman Adams
Arciva
Ami Mes
Daud St. Adama
Montpelier
Idaho
Martha Carolyn
Mir
Marion Lowder
Marion
Esther Lyman
Thomas J. Hay+ gock
Meg
Ialyh Mitcwell
Mr.and
Tye
Eyvin Gurr
Catifornia
Fivin
Aston Ryans
Freya
Benga
Arch Bounon
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