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Parowan Times

Location

Parowan, Utah, United States of America

Date

Feb 14, 1936

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County Welfare Office Opens May Applications for Aid

The county welfare board announces official forms for old age assistance aid to dependent children and needy individuals under the national security act. Greenwell, director, says certificates will be issued on request at county welfare offices. Eligible residents must provide full information for verifications before decisions are made. The welfare office is in the basement of the Federal Building in Cedar City. The committee, chaired by S. F. Sigh Ja, includes several members. Only truly needy persons over age 65, dependents, and those with disabilities will be considered.

Persoma Bola) Securities Aire Greenwell Department of Public Welfare Alemons Public Welfare County Board of Publc Welfare Bardim Ron Cedar City Ashere S. F Gamuet J. Whitey Harley W. Dalton J. Lowe D. J. Petersen Annie Menough Margaret Carpenter Tetary Rey C. Ward Tty Feniby

Colgrowers Secretary Weighs Livestock Hunt Controversy

A Colgrowers secretary discusses a local livestock and hunting controversy, arguing for balanced views to avoid division. He notes many depend on livestock livelihoods yet acknowledge growing interest in deer hunting and related expenses, suggesting hunting income would not match livestock revenue. He urges unity and careful consideration of long term regional interests.

Quarter Century Ago Club Reunion Recalls Girlhood Group

A reunion of the Quarter Century Ago Club honored Mrs Kuelli A Dalton as she plans to leave the community. The club, formed over 25 years ago, included Cora Whitney Orton, Faante Bentley Stubbs, Prisciiss Benson Smith, Evan Taylor, Winnie Benson Whitney, Genevieve Ward Lowe, Laura Lawder Benson, Florence Mitchell Bergstrom, and others. The event, held at Mrs Bertha Mitchell’s home, featured visiting, reminiscences, and hostesses’ refreshments, marking the group’s waning activity.

Sys Allee Hellerman Gartha Mitchell Kuelli A. Dalton Cora Whitney Orton Faante Bentley Stubbs Prisciiss Benson Smith Evan Taylor Allee Durham Winnie Benson Whitney Genevieve Ward Lowe Laura. Lawder Benson Florence Mitchell Bergstrom Etella White Heaver Bertha Mitchell Grisihal

Judge Cox to Speak to Republican Club

Marvell Dalton president of the Republican Club announces Judge Cox will speak next Thursday night February 20 in the court room. He will cover issues of the upcoming presidential election as part of a two month series of educational talks designed to inform members and invite public attendance.

Judge Cox Republican Club Marvell Dalton Cox Republiseta

Held-Over Wool Brings Thirty-One Cents in Ogden Clash

In Ogden Utah fifty thousand pounds of wool owned by Dira in P Thorsen and Brower of Bear River were sold to Ralph Leonard an Eastern buyer at a top price of 31 cents per pound. The consignment included 1984 and 1935 clips of about 25 000 pounds each with the 1925 clip noted for higher returns.

Ogden Utah Dira P. Thorsen Brower Bear River Merrion and Wilkins Ralph Leonard Thorsen

Death of Brother Calls Teacher Home

Miss Marjorie Smith physical education director at Parowan High School was granted leave to Salt Lake City for the rest of the week after the death of her brother John Edwin Smith age 24 from complications following an operation. He is survived by his wife Norma Scott Smith, two slaves, a brother, a stepmother and three grandparents. The community extends sympathy to Miss Smith and her family during their bereavement.

Marjorie Smith Salt Lake City John Mdwin Smith Norma Scott Smith Mie Smith

Card of Thanks for a Deceased Wife and Mother

At is with deepest coatitude that we extend our thanks to all those who asaured us during the Wness and following the death of our dear wife and mother. To those who offered words of comfort and sympathy, who contributed the beautiful powers, and those who had to do with the fai e funeral services. Their kindness has been sincerely appreciated. Exra Thornton and Family.

Well Owners May Lose Water Rights

State Engineer warns many well owners in Iran County have not filed claims on underground water rights. Failure to file within a year is prima facie evidence of abandonment. the engineer will map remaining wells and elevations after claims are filed. Owners urged to apply, with forms available and county agent help at Cedar City for a limited time.

Sera Iran County Blair Chaim Mike Cedar City

Requirements for 1926 Automobile Registration

The article outlines 1926 registration rules including forms, Tax Certificate, and Certificates of Title for cars. It notes that ownership changes require proper title endorsement and lists registration fees as shown on the form. It mentions Driver's license not needed for plate issuance and ends with a local family moving to Overton, Nevada to take a farm for the year with an option for five years.

Maust Onsh Tax Commission Variey W. Dalton Overton Nevada

Survey Indicates 1376 Deer On Our Preserve

During January a survey of Parowan Paragonah and the Dixie Game Preserve within Dixie National Forest counted and estimated deer numbers and sex ratios. The effort involved Chambers of Commerce, sportsmen groups, stockmen, deputies, and forest officials over 16 man days. Estimated total deer on Parowan Paragonah was 1376, with 33.2 percent counted and 61.8 percent estimated. Dixie Preserve tallied 16827 head for 1936 with 16,576 counted and 261 head increase.

James Gurr Dixie Game Dixie National Forest Chambers of Commerce Parowan-Paragonah Auf Mead Dixie Game Preserve

Young Persons May Register for Work in Cedar County

George A. Mitchell, local coordinator for the National Youth Administration, urges youths ages 18 to 25 from Stellet Jamilien to register with the National Reemployment Services in Cedar City and be ready to report for work the first week. Approved projects are under way at high schools and the B.A. in the county, but workers must come from Re-Nett families, be registered, and carry their cards.

George A. Aitchell Stellet Jamilien Cedar City Mitchell Parsons

Cedar City Prisoner Boarding Costs Debate

County Commissioners authorized boarding of Cedar City prisoners at the county jail with 8 cents per day for Cedar City prisoners and 60 cents for county prisoners. The disparity likely reflects shorter stays for city inmates or the county's extra duties in handling the city's “rough necks.”

Cedar City Reed

Stake Conference in Cedar First Ward This Weekend

Cedar First Ward hosts a stake conference on Saturday and Sunday. Church leaders plan talks and activities for attendees from the surrounding area.

Cedar First Ward

Democratic Party to Reorganize in Parowan Districts

The Democratic precinct in Parowan plans a February 24 meeting to reorganize precinct and all three voting districts ahead of March and April deadlines. Acting postmaster W. W. Mitchell named and a vote favored J Alma Henson for the next postmaster, with Henson to work with the current postmaster before transition.

Parowan Petada W.W. Mitchell Farowan J. Almma Henson Mage

Thanking those who helped after our loss

The Woodruff Pendleton family thanks everyone who offered kindness during the illness and death of our wife and mother. We received many flowers, words, and music and deeply appreciate every expression of sympathy from kin and friends.

Marriage Licenses Report From Clerk's Office

The following people have secured marriage licenses recently from the Clerk's office Lloyd W Roundy 21 Cedar City Percia Huntain 15 Cedar City Leland H Chynoweth 21 Hentle ville Thelma Lewis Ray 19 Trople Trancis Webster Bratheson 20 G nooh Barniece Armstrong 20 Rnoch

Lloyd W. Roundy Cedar City Percia Hnntain Leland H. Chynoweth Hentleville Thelma Lewis Ray Trople Trancis Webster Bratheson G+ nooh Barniece Armstrong Rnoch

Pipe Arrival For City Electric Plant Project

Pipe arriving to replace wood sewer pipe at the city electric plant site. Cedar City freighted pipe arrives this week with Lingle and the Uish Welders contracted to begin work early next week. Mr Lingle expects arrival Monday and to start Tuesday morning.

Tran Cedar City Lingle Uish Welders

County Commissioners Hold Monthly Meeting

The February meeting of the Board of County Commissioners was attended by all members and county officials. An appropriation of 100 was approved for Deputy Sheriff Arthur Nelson for damages to his car while in duty. Sheriff John F. Carpenter and another deputy were involved in a night incident near Lund after a prisoner transport. The county approved blanket purchases for the jail and set rates for board and care of prisoners. The Forest Service asked for no right of way for a Cedar Greaks Panguiten Lake road project. investigation was ordered. Tax-related matters included a pending land sale and proposed delinquent tax settlements. other minor items were discussed and the meeting adjourned.

Board of Cowaty Commissioners Gyer IE Treacucer Arthur Nelson John F. Carpenter Lund Oscard Douuty W.m. MM. Datton Counry Forest Service George Stevens Warren Flat Centennaion Jones

Funeral Services Held for Mrs Laura Thornton

Funeral services were held in Leaver teat Friday and East Ward chapel Saturday for Mrs Laura Orton Thornton who died last week. Speakers included S. Matheson Thomas Adams and Alchuell Carter a nephew by marriage. Bishop W L Arams led the service. The family and many relatives attended, with flowers from grandchildren and friends. A newborn daughter was welcomed to Mr and Mrs Waldo Howley.

East Ward Laura Orton Thornton S. 4. Matheson Thomas D. Adams Alchuell Carter Mineraville W. L. Arams Gervicux Walter O. Mitchell Ola Dalton Berta Hnnton Ray Ty Garmsor Rex CG Ward M's Mary B. Orton M. Dalton W. Clair Rowley Wim Mitchell Pal Apus Car Wallace Grant Penn Barton Lynam Keleny St. Stoddard Ia. Thornton Hale Hanah C. Dalton Ale

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