Board of County Commissioners Holds Two Day Meeting
The County Board held a two day meeting to finish business on tax deed land, abstracting titles, and tax cost sharing with taxing units. They discussed road projects, county job appointments, library reappointments, and plans to advertise the county, while addressing unlicensed tenants and curb drainage near the courthouse.
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Chip Beby
Batt
Ferbo
Orgbu
Clair Plath
Kauzrra Wat Pamel
Wmn. C. Macfarlane
Someime
Platt
Adams Andle Jgh
Pul Joch
Macfarlane
Kanayra
Hanarta
Kamarra Mouhtan Road
Codaright Hound Canyon
Harry Lunt
A. C. Maten
3. F. Leigh
W. le Adams
N. J
Clair Rowley
iCounty Aaxesop Hillman Talley
Parowan Exchange Club
Caler City Chamber of Commerce
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Guy
Wither
Srommjestomer Adams
Terri Rowley
Payowan City
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Southern Utah Dairy Company
Dis Street
Pie Court House
February Meeting Postponed for Civig Clubs of Southern Utah
The February meeting of the Associated Gric Clubs of Southern Utah has been postponed. James M. Sargent, president of the association, cited statewide legislative duties at the State Capitol as the reason. Committees are overextended handling new Utah legislation, keeping members from leaving Salt Lake City.
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Gric
Utah
Jtemutany
James M. Sargent
Pauguiteh
Asquodiation
State Capitol
Ithan
Salt ‘Lake City
Sargent
Salt Lake City
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Snow Would Raise Officers Salaries in Utah Legislature
Senator Glenn B. Snow introduced SB 219 to raise maximum salaries of county recorders clerks and attorneys in certain counties. He voted no on three bills, absent or not voting on several others, and supported measures to restrict transport and tax refunds while urging federal help to curb Colorado river tributaries. House members aligned with him on library district funding and unpaid commissions, with mixed votes across the session.
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Utah
Glenn
Snow
Chatten
House
Colorado
Alan
Albert 4. Miller
Hunter
Wth
J. W. Pace
Council of States
Piness
Seminary Class Trip to Salt Lake City Planned for April
The Church History Seminary class plans a trip to Salt Lake City on April 7 for an Easter visit, aiming to keep costs low and inviting full participation from all members. Mrs. Mary Q. Boteboltthas spent the week in Cedarity visiting her daughter Sylvia M. Jones and her farming family.
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Salt Laxe City
Church History Seminary Clase
Bate Juake Oty
Satory Clas
Mary Q. Boteboltthas
Cedarity Visting
Sylvia M. Jones
County Board Adopts Jail Repair Plan and Other Actions
The board turned over jail repair authority to the sheriff and Commissioner Adams to determine necessary work and financing. They discussed numerous minor imperatives and approved the month’s bills before adjourning Thursday afternoon.
High School to Hold Parents Day February 24
The Parswan School invites all parents to attend a full day of school activities on Friday February 24. Regular classes run morning to noon with a tree teaLe and band concert in the gym. Afternoon visits to elementary classes, an assembly by the Tarent Teachers Organization, and a 4 PM basketball game precede a 9 PM old time dance free to parents.
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Tehoal
Procopal B. B. Hemet
Paculy
Eta Mats
Tarent
Cedar City
Parowan High Sahool
Bennett
City Officers To Sell Wood At Skovgård's
City officials plan to sell a wood pile to residents at a price above hauling cost due to a cold spell. Contact City Marshal Cit Ton Alterman or Mayor A Hatch for details and pricing listed elsewhere in the issue.
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Alterman
Hatch
Alladix Theatre to Feature Major Studio Now Showing
Coming attractions at the Alladix Theatre over the next two months include Marie Antoinette starring Norma Shearer and a lineup of films such as There Goes My Heart Stablemates with Wallace Beery and Myrna Loy Doytown with Spencer Tracy and Mickey Rooney Too Hot to Handle with Clark Gable and Myrna Loy Young in Heart with Janet Gaynor and Douglas Fairbanks Jr Cowboy and the Lady with Gary Cooper Suez with Loretta Young Tyrone Power and Shirley Temple The Dalton family reports a 12th birthday party for Adrian Dalton at home with parents Mr and Mrs Rulon Dalton.
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Ausdtn Thialm
Brett Stitchitt
Marie Antonelle
Normy Shearer Whith Coumie
Lacky
Laboratory Opens at Tron County Hospital Branch
A new bacteriological laboratory opens as a branch of the State Board of Health, funded jointly by Tron County and the state. Equipment installed at Iron County hospital will provide 24 hour pneumonia typing, enabling faster diagnosis and treatment. Ralph Williams, formerly of Salt Lake City central lab, will head the bacteriology. The unit aims to cut pneumonia deaths by early serum use and will operate with state salary support and county maintenance costs.
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Iron County Hospital
State Board of Health
Ami
Ava Jably
Ralph Willams
Central Laboratory
Sath Lake City
Tlard of Health
Utah
Salt Lake City
State Hoard of
Tron County
Mrs Burton Observes Mother's Birthday Party
Spécial to the Times Mrs Mariam A Burton hosted her mother's birthday at 2 pm with guests invited to her home. Rooms and tableware carried red and green hues and a valentine motif. Trivia and reminiscences included stories of Charlee Adams and lightning death, cake and cocoa were served, and a valentine box was exchanged. Guests listed include Lizzie Bea von, Laura L Clark, Emily Dalton, Mary Marlin, Olive Ward.
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Times
Mariam A. Burton
Charlee Adams
Mcweed
Fung
Mra
Ly Dalton
Delta
Miriain Moore
Guésis
Lizzie
Beavon
Laura L. Clark
Emily Dalton
Mel
Buza
Mary Marlin
Mel Adelinds Thornton
Olive Ward
Washington Birthday Ball and Dance Event in High School Gym
The Local Bird Mothers organization hosts a Washington's Birthday ball at the Washington High School gym. Tickets invite couples to dance and support the band. A Sunday evening recital is scheduled February 18 at 7 20 featuring a guest singer and participation in the regular movement meeting.
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Bird Mathers Organization
Washington
West Wand
Altonal
Bea
Daughters of Tal Tieneers Meet at Mrs Adams Home
The sea camp of the Daugh ters of tal Tieneers invites all members to meet at Mrs. Sarela Adams home this Thursday afternoon February 22. Attendance is requested for the upcoming Lond here onseting event.
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Tal Tieneers
Sarela Adams
Ue Vitid
Altaud
Robert Bentley Dies From Bullet Wound in Fillmore
Robert Bentley, 46, son of George E. Bentley, was found dead at his Fillmore home from a gunshot wound from a 303 caliber rifle. An inquest ruled self-inflicted. prior head injury from a falling rock may have contributed. Burial planned in Cesar City. funeral services at 11 a.m. at the 1st Ward chapel. Survived by widow Ruth Leigh, two children, and his father plus three brothers Clyde, Elmo, and another Bentley.
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Bentley
Robert Temtey
George E. Bentley
Fillmore
Lyang
Cesar City
Bural
1St Ward
Bor
Gorne Ee
Ross Gillins Bentley
Ruth Leigh
Cedar Oyem
Filmore
Dav 5
Muth Drosla
Clyde Bentley
Cedarity
Newsd
Elmo Bentley
City
Parowan Stake Conference Attended by Ward Representatives
A large turnout from each ward of Parowan attended the quarterly conference sessions. George H. Durham and Fiebert B. Maw led Sunday school while Mary M. Jack headed the primary group. Companions met at 8 36 and 10 00 a m for talks on ward work and reports from stake readers and welfare programs. The Sunday session featured the General Board president and Mrs Durham, with other board members present.
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Parowan Blake
Canier. Lense Beta Nere
George H. Durham
Fiebert B. Maw
Mary M. Jack
Thei
Parowan
Sinke
Beant
Amy. Nudra
Crome
H. Durham
Mr. Durhan
Ito ‘Renrecen
Coprerence
Mra. Durham
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Feamily
Utah Legislature Nears Halfway Mark In 1933 Session
The Utah legislature approaches the halfway point with about 70 bills acted or awaiting action. Five measures have become law with executive approval. 16 more await gubernatorial action. The upper house supports 25 senate measures for gubernatorial consideration. House activity includes 9 passed bills pending, with several measures addressing commerce, education, banking, insurance, taxation, and public safety.
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Inskela OL
Dave Grablper
Sanace Angi
legislative activi+ bee
Batustay
Henry Blood
Senate
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