Parowan High Defeats Dixie In Close Game
Parowan High slipped past Dixie 27 to 25 in a hard fought 15th division basketball contest on Parowan’s home floor. Mortensen led Parowan with 13 points while Bettridge Robinson and Burt contributed as the team outscored Dixie despite fouls and substitutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parowan High
Dixie
Parowan
Atkin
Clark and
Burt
Brain Benson
Clark
Milo Mortensen
Fawcett
Aikin
Tulade
Leivitt
Bleak
Bettridge
Emmitt
Robinson
Mortensen
Elevation Figures For Mountain Road Routes
Forest ranger Frank Seaman provides rounded elevations for road routes over the mountain linking highways 89 and 1. Peak crossing at Panguiteb lake road reaches 9,500 feet, south of Little Creek Peak 8,800 feet, Bear Valley divide 8,000 feet, Buckskin divide at Bone Hallows 7,700 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Seaman
Panguiteb Lake
Little Creek Peak
Bear Valley
Bone Hallows
Poultry Producers Planned Meeting on Local By Laws
A meeting of all poultry producers and interested persons is set for Wednesday February 18 at eight o clock p m in the Court House. The gathering will discuss the constitution and by laws prepared by the committee and a good attendance is desired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Paragonah Visitors From Parowan This Week
Messrs. Samuel Abbott and L. B. Heap traveled from Paragonah to Parowan on Monday of this week as business visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Samuel Abbott
L. B. Heap
Paragonah
Parowan
School Ground Work To Proceed Monday Under Board Direction
Work to improve the school grounds is set to begin Monday under James Robinson of the school board. The project will be donation based, with road work between here and Parageonah supplying labor for those not previously paid. A $150 fund will fund trees and shrubs to replace removed trees. Men and teams with scrapers are requested to report Monday morning if weather allows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Robinson
Here
Parageonah
Big cuts loom in county school program outlook
The Board of Education plans further-year cuts totaling about 25,000, likely including salary reductions and eliminations of health and primary supervision. Parowan High and Cedar Junior High may each lose a teacher and parts of their programs. Revenue declines from county valuations and delinquent lists drive the action as state support also falls short. The board contemplates higher mill levy or borrowing as options before contracts are issued around April 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Parowan High School
Cedar Junior High
Willard E Corry Dies in Phoenix at 49
Willard Ernest Corry 49, Cedar City insurance man, died in Phoenix Arizona of heart failure. He was brought home last Wednesday and funeral services were held Thursday at Cedar Cemetery. Survived by widow Lilian B Corry and three sons Darrel Wayne on L D B mission in Germany, Willard Ellis and William Kent, a brother Elias M. Corry, and three sisters Maggie Roche Winifred Corry and Lulu Cannon. The Times extends sympathy to the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard Ernest Corry
Cedar City Nfe
Phoenix
Arizona
Cedar Cemetery
Lilian
Mr. Corry
Phoe Nix
the Times
Oes
Washington's Birthday County Assessment Session Begins
The Board of County Commissioners and the assessor meet since Tuesday to review county parcels for equalized assessments. They note unfamiliar properties for inspection and expect some value changes to improve uniformity this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Assesemertta
New Suits Filed in District Court and Public Celebration
District Court filings list Dixie Power Co. v. Max R. Ward for over $2,000 on account and mortgage foreclosures by Blanche M. Brennen v. Thomas J. Yates et al and by Zions Savings Bank and Trust Co. v. Elmer T. Ashton et al. The piece also notes a centennial Washington birthday celebration in Parwen with a morning program, an indoor baseball game, boxing, a dance, and fundraisers at school and by local clubs to aid a damaged public library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixie Power Co
Max R. Ward
Blanche M. Brennen
Thomas J.yates
Nettie F. Yates
General Steam Corporation
Vernon Dailey
Leonard Green
R. B. Winterrose Va
Leon Davis
George Washington
Legion
Gun & Red Club
Legion Auxiliary
Numober
Yarlong
Cedar City to Host Junior College Basketball Tournament
Cedar City will host the 1931 Junior College Tournament from February 25 to 28. Three Southern teams Snow Dixie and B A and three Northern Albion Ricka and Weber will compete. The Branch Agricultural College athletic council runs the event with coaches drafting the game schedule the day before the tournament opens.
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Branch Agricultural College
Cedar City
Snow Dixie
B. A
Albion
Ricka
Weber
Cedar
Bulta
City Takes Deeds for Improvement Taxes
Deeds were taken by Parowan before month end for property that has gone to sale for special improvement tax delinquency. Unpaid taxes mainly cover sidewalks with some curb and gutter taxes included. With deed takings, title passes to the city and may be sold to purchasers.
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Parowan
Parowan Gun and Red Club Win Beaver Trap Contest
Parowan Gun and Red Club took first place in the Beaver trap shooting contest at Beaver last Friday with a score of 546, beating Beaver 643 and Paragonah 607. Fifteen men per team competed, and a separate five man Salt Lake vs Cedar City match crowned Cedar City champions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paragonam
Beaver
Parowan Gun and
Red Club
Paragonah
Salt Lake
Cedar City
Beaver Club
20000 Fish Planted In Local Streams
Two large tanks holding about 20000 fish from Springville federal hatcheries were released into Parowan creek branches on Wednesday. Most fish ranged five to ten inches. Planting sites included Main canyon head and junctions of First and Second Left-hand creeks. Gun & Nod Club coordinated the effort. Yankee Meadow reservoir planting was deferred due to low water.
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Springville
Parowan Creek
Main Canyon
Gun & Nod Club
Yankee Meadow
Marriage License Issued for Archie Beauregard and Effie Robinson
A marriage license was issued by the Clerk's office this week to Mina Archie Beauregard of Gunnison and Mary Effie Robinson of Paragonah. They were married on Saturday last at the home of the bride's parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mina Archie Beauregard
Gunnison
Mary Effie Robinson
Paragonah
Iron County Superintendent Barlow promised two year reemployment
County school superintendent N. J. Barlow was assured by the Iron County Board of Education of possible reemployment for two years if he desires. The Library Board met and discussed aiding Parowan Library with yearly rental to repair its fire damaged building. Cedar Valley attendees included W. K. Granger and Superintendent Bartow. Mr and Mrs Gilbert Bartow plan a new home near Silas T. Orton residence. Mrs Barton identified by readers as Alice Folyoak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. J. Barlow
Board of Education
Iron County
Howe
County Library Board
Parowan Library
W. K. Granger
Bartow
Gilbert Bartow
Silas T. Orton
Barton
Alice [Folyoak
Seminary Students To Give Sunday Programs
More than one hundred seminary students will participate in Sunday religious services across eleven wards in Parowan Stake on February 6. Students will conduct services supply musical numbers give several addresses and offer opening and closing prayers. The program aims to provide broad participation and public expression experience for all students rather than a select group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parowan
District Court Convenes Here for February Term
The February term of the district court for this county meets here Monday at 10 a m. The calendar lists one criminal case State vs Mark Jackson for shooting at an officer during the holidays. About thirty five civil cases are listed. a jury was drawn earlier and will be summoned on convening.
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Mark Jackson
Parowan Drug Co. Fined for State Regulation Violations
R L Fenton of Parowan Drug Co faced a 190 dollar fine in Justice Belridge's court for handling drugs and filling prescriptions without a registered pharmacist. A state inspector reported irregularities citing violations of state regulations during a recent visit.
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R. L. Fenton
Parowan Drug Co
Cedar City Girl Abducted From Home In Night Car Theft
Ruth Leigh 20 was kidnapped from her father J. David Leigh's Cedar City home and driven away in a car by two men. She escaped at 4:36 a.m. after being bound with baling wire and gagged, later calling Pougins Manning in Toquerville for help. Police continue to search for suspects and motive with no arrests.
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Ruth Leigh
J. David Leigh
Toquerville
Civen
Iran
Washington
Nisa Leigh
Black Ridge
Pougins Manning
Afernoon
County Commission Holds Its Regular Monthly Meeting
County officials and Sheriff Fife discussed property assessments and tax reductions at a lengthy meeting. The board granted a franchise to Utah Parks Co for private lines and reappointed the road supervisor through Jan 1 1933. Deputies were approved and a Kanarra deputy salary set at 25 dollars monthly.
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County Commission
Board of County Commissiontra
Burgess
Fife
Dalley
Simkins
Rowley
Hulet
Utah Parks Co
Zioa
Bryce
Grand Canyons
Mountain States
Telvand
Levy
Whi- Nams
Messrs
Millard Halterman
Owen Matheson
Mid-valley
Mesers
Myron D. Higbee
Henry L. Jones
Sheepmen''s Association of
Cedar City
Cedar
Parley Lang
John Latty
Huckhern
Anthony Paxton
Flife
L. J. Adams
Farowan
Wallace Williams
Ka- Nartra
Court House
Tyo Adams
Kanarra
Parowan Fights Back to Tie for Second in Division Play
Parowan Effgh School surrendered second place in the division basketball series to B A C on B A C's floor in a slow game last Friday. They then defeated Enterprise to tie for second honors with scores of 21 to 27 and 23 to 14 respectively.
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Parowan Effgh School
Enterprise
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gixle
Parowan Boys
Kafin
Willard E. Corry
PT. Cedar
Parowan Club
PH. & Alumni Association
Barlow
Lincoln
District Court
State Department
Presbyterian Chapel
P. H
BH. A. C
Es Svenven Spigtsthoavet
Sa Fe
Rabinsen
Dettridge
Lsonson
Spilabury
Nelson
Petty
Des Duryant
Forsyth
Leigh
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