Court Finishes Feb Term Here
The District Court adjourned on the 26th after finishing the term in this County. Mark Jackson was tried for assault with a deadly weapon and found guilty of simple assault. He was fined 299 and six months in jail, suspended until June 22 if the fine is paid and conditions met. Other actions included Dixie Power Co. obtaining a default against Max R Ward for 2160.48 plus costs and several demurrers and contempt findings with various deadlines and suspensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Jackson
Jackson
Dixie Power Co
Max R. Ward
Getendent
Pendleton
Mitchell
Vern Dalley
Leonard Green
Emma
Esplin
Homer W. Esplin
Peter B Kyne Story Scheduled for Times Readers
Frank A Freeman reports a new Peter B Kyne serial titled A way to burn will appear in the Times starting March 6. The tale follows a poor youth who inherits a million, faces gold diggers, and is saved by a resourceful business girl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter B. Kyne
TIMES
Mr. Freeman
Macfarlane Reappointed to State Board of Education
Governor Dern submitted to the Senate the reappointment of Dr M J Macfarlane of Cedar City to the State Board of Education for a six year term. He has served on the board for two or three years and his continued service is described as satisfactory to the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George HI. Dern
Senate
M. J. Macfarlane
Cedar City
State Board of Education
Spring Clean Up Campaign To Begin
Community organizations cooperate with the mayor and City Council for a spring clean-up campaign. A program with music and three short talks on sanitation weed eradication fence repair and beautifying premises will be held Thursday evening March 8 at 7 30 in the school gymnasium Parents Teachers meeting urged all neighbors to attend and support.
Parowan students praised for debating ability
Three Parowan B A C students Menzies Clark Dean Mitchell and Lillian Adams were praised by Cedar Rotary members for their debating skill in a practice match. They defeated Waldo Adams Wayne Lyttell and Winnell Dalley presenting a strong case on the resolution that nations should adopt a policy of Free Trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
Cedar
Menzies Clark
Dean Mitchell
Lillian Adams
Waldo Adams
Wayne Lyttell
Winnell Dalley
New State Fish and Game Commissioner Named
Governor Dern appointed Newell B. Cook as State Fish and Game Commissioner for a four year term. Cook, from Morgan, succeeds J. Arthur Mecham who served as chief deputy during his incumbency. Opposition to Mecham contributed to his nonreappointment. Mr and Mrs Arnueld Orton visited while Arnold served on jury.
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Yeserday
Dern
Newell B. Cook
Mr. Cook
J. Arthur Mecham
Morgan
Mecham
Mrs. Arnueld Orton
Arnold
Misses Hutchinga Visit From Bingham for Washington Birthday
Twin sisters Beth and Helen Hutchinga visited from Bingham for Washington's Birthday to see grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Benson and other relatives. Mrs. Mariel Clouse leaves Cliitons after a year and a half to work at Mary's Sandwich Shop in Cedar City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beth
Helen Hutchinga
Bingham Canyon
Washington
Frostie Ramsey
Alvin Benson
Mariel Clouse
The
Cliitons
Mary's
Cedar City
Mr. Sessions Visits Los Angeles on Business
Mr. Sessions, a potato contractor from Los Angeles, was in town during the week for business matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sessions
Los Angeles
Haltermans Drive to Salt Lake City with Waiters
Mr and Mrs S A Halterman traveled to Salt Lake City this week to escort Mr and Mrs Warren Waiters who have been visiting here for several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. A. Halterman
Salt Lake City
Mrs. Warren
Parowan Chapel Lent Message By Rev Forayth
Parowan Presbyterian Chapel invites the public to a Sunday evening program on March 1 at 7 30 o clock titled What Does Lent Mean To Me led by Rev W M Forayth The event promises a reflections on Lent and its personal meaning in faith practice.
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Parowan Presbyterian Chapel
W. M. Forayth
Principal Hatch to Lead Gospel Doctrine Class Sunday
Principal A. G. Hatch will teach the Gospel Doctrine class of the East Ward Sunday School on Sunday morning. All adult members of the ward are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Hatch
East Ward
Adams Family Welcomes Visitors from Montpelier Idaho
Mr and Mrs Paul MM Adams host Mrs Adams parents Mr and Mrs F L Cruikshank of Montpelier Idaho this week. Charles F Bentley brought Mrs Bentley and their new baby home from the hospital earlier in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul MM. Adams
Charles F. Bentley
Mrs. Bentley
Editor’s Short Home Break Highlights Weekend Mood
A terse note recalls a few days spent at home during the week with a lingering irritant described as a minor disruption. The remark keeps a light, characterful tone and centers on domestic time and annoyance.
Parowan Team Sees Dixie Beat IL A C in St George
Parowan fans traveled to St George to watch Dixie defeat IL A C by 27 to 22 in a key division game. The win virtually clinches the division for Dixie and earns a state tournament berth for ECids. George Chilton and Edgar Clark escorted the Parowan players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parowan
St. George
Dixie
IL. A. C
Cedar City
Parowan Fetes Washington Birthday with Games and Dance
Parowan residents joined visitors for a Washington’s Birthday celebration featuring a patriotic 11 a m ceremony at the high school, a 2:30 indoor baseball game, boxing and wrestling bouts, a basketball scrimmage, and a well attended dance that drew about 150 tickets, raising funds for library repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Nelson Marsden
Bob Fenton
Gun and Red Club
Harold Rowley
Renneau
Caliente “Tunnel
Howard Adams
Elmer Evans
Bob Stevens
Vic Watkins
Two New Civil Suits Filed In District Court
Mary Emily John sues Lawrence Sylvester John seeking divorce and restoration of maiden name on grounds of neon-support. Nick Floor sues Mitchell Lowe and Fenton on a contract claim for a picture machine seeking 1662 dollars plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Mary Emily John
Lawrence Sylvester John
Nick Floor
Mitchell
Lowe
Fenton
Parowan Relief Societies Plan For March Seventeen Program
The Relief Societies of Parowan Wards organize their annual day program for March 17. A play directed by Will L. Adams is set with the cast chosen, but most details are not yet finalized. Further specifics will appear in a later issue.
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Parowan Wards
Will L. Adams
Parowan Milling Co Closes Mill Due to Water Shortage
The Parowan Milling Co announces to its patrons that the mill will close until there is enough water to operate again. They will issue notice when they resume operations.
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Fparowan Milling Co
Two Fined in Justice Bayles Court
Marion Rees of Cedar City was fined $50 for drunkenness. Ray Bentley, visiting from Caliente, faced a possession charge, fined $50 with half paid and half remitted by the Mayor.
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Marion Rees
Cedar City
Justice Bayles
Ray Bentley
the Marchal
Caliente
One Act Play Planned at Show House
W L Adams and local cast will present a one act play Thank You Doctor at the Alladin Theatre on Wednesday night as part of the regular program. The manager announced the group plans similar weekly entertainment for a while.
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Alladin Theatre
W. L. Adams
Death Ends Lingering Illness of Good Woman
Mrs. Lizzita Warren Bentley 65, wife of Charles Bentley, died at County hospital after a cancerous lung condition. Born November 4 1865 in Torbo North Carolina she moved to Utah in 1881 and joined the L D S faith. Survived by four sons Frances Harrell Harley Dalton Charles F Bentley and daughter Marguerite Tentley with funeral services led by Bishop Mitchell at East Ward chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzita Warren Bentley
Charles Bentley
M. Bentley
East Ward
Bishop Mitchell
Walter C. Mitchell
David Mathesor
Simon A. Matheson
Lola Dalton
Virginia
Edward M. Dalton
Ihias
Randall
James
Martha
Ian
Francia
Harrell
Farley
Ida
Colorado
Rendall
John
Fearl
Charles Jr
Marguerite
Frances, Harrell
Harley Dalton
Charles F. Hentley
Marguerite Tentley
Times
Washington's Birthday Celebration Thanks and Support
The Mayor City Council and Library Board thank all contributors for the Washington's birthday celebration on February 23. Gratitude goes to Rain Matheson Ray D Garner and Fac Benson of the general committee and everyone who helped with programs luncheons sports and participation from Caliente Parawah teams and local groups. Proceeds of 16780 will aid restoring the public library.
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Washington
Rain Matheson
Ray D. Garner
Fac Benson
E- Hef Society
American Legion
Gun and Red Club
Hatch
Caliente
Parawah
American Legion Auxiliary
Parowan Valley Poultry Association Begins Operations
Local poultrymen form Parowan Valley Poultry Association with a six member board led by Pendleton as president. The group operates from a cheese factory basement conducting candling and packing for local sale, seeks grocer cooperation, and plans case lots and outside shipments. The organization has fifteen members and meets monthly.
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Parowan Valley Poultry Association
John H. Pendleton
Roy Moore
J. A. Evans
John
Afitchell
Byron Adams
Parowan
Frank Williamson
Paragonah
Pendleton
Williamson
Moore
Gracery
Mercantile
Southern Utah Dairy Co
Catess
Poison grain for rodents to arrive soon
Poison oats for rodent control shipped for farmers in Idaho. Prepared at the government bait mixing plant in McCamman from high quality oats. Ten pound bags sold at a reasonable cost and distributed by District Agricultural Inspector Blazzard and local distribution points. Arrival expected about March 1 and aimed at reducing ground squirrel and related crop damage before spring planting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCamman
Idaho
Blazzard
Parowan Literary Club Social Hosts Mrs Pendleton Guests
The Parowan Literary Club held its monthly social at the Parcel la residence on Wednesday night. A southern dinner was served followed by the game Five Hundred. Several members assisted with serving and guests included Mr and Mrs F L Cruikshank from Montpelier Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blazer Pendleton
Ada Wathing
Kirs. Maude B. Parcells
Parowan Literary Club
Parcella
Virginia
Tie Rmissea Florene Pendleton
Maurine Lowder
Georgia
F. L. Cruikshank
Montpelier
Idaho
T A T Club Celebrates Second Birthday With Party
The T A T Club marked its second anniversary with a Thursday evening party at Mr and Mrs Elmer Mitchells. Seven of nine members attended with partners for cards and games and a late snack. A separate note mentions the N O club gathering at the Glenn Holyoak home with a five hundred card game and luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. T. Club
Elmer Mitchell
Eunner
the & N. O. Club
Glenn Molyoak
Mitchell Benson
Elwood Mortengen
Claude Burton
Glenn Holyoak
Legion Auxiliary Forms Unit in Provo and St George
Mrs. George Ballif state department president and Mrs. Henry Pickett district committee woman assisted in forming a new Legion Auxiliary focal unit. Officers installed include President La preal Ward and first vice president Bertha Topham with several others. A banquet and social followed. next meeting set for March 4 in the West Ward chapel boy scout room. Members urged to bring certificates for signing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ballif
State Department
American Legion Auxiliary
Provo
Henry Pickett
St. George
la Preal
Ward
Misa Bertha Topham
Libbis H. Matheson
Iteberta B. Rowley
Dena D. Whitney
Verda <Adams
Jane Adams
Lacy Adams
Boy Scout
West Ward
Bids Open March 18 for Cedar Winn Hallow Road
Bids for about .735 miles of graveled road between Winn Hallow and Cedar will be received by the State Road Commission at 2 PM Monday March 16 and opened publicly. Project known as F A P No 64 B includes roughly 8 000 cubic yards of unclassified excavation and 19 600 cubic yards gravel surface load. Notices to contractors will appear in the next issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winn Hallow
Cedar Willl
State Road Commission
Times
Card of Thanks from Bentley family for support
The family of Charles Bentley thanks neighbors and friends for kindness during illness and after the death of their wife and mother. They express gratitude to those concerned. The son and daughter part. PT. Attorney RK J. Shay was in town today on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rk, J. Shay
Carl Morris Wins U P Scholarship in Iron County
Carl Morris of Parowan is named Union Pacific Scholarship winner in Iron County for vocational agriculture. The award valued at 160 pounds supports entry to agricultural college and ongoing work. Eleven Utah scholarships are granted through counties served by the railroad. Alternate for Tri County is Howard Jasenh of Parowan. Morris' project centered on potatoes while Jasenh worked on dairying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catl Morris
Parowan
Union Pacific
Iron County
L. R. Humphreys
Gate Agricultural College
Utah
Norria
Tron County
Hoaward Jasenh
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Frank A. Freeman
Union
DR. Macfarlane
NEW State Fish and Game
Parowan Relief Societies
Pargwan Milling CO
Teath
P'l
Poultry Association
Tn O
Mize
June Miller
Taylor Miller
May Burt
Besh Ward
June
Rulon Lyman
Sys. Welch
Wyoming
Stesson
M. IT. A
Huldah M. Hulct
the “Times
Legion Auxiliary
Carl Morris
U. P
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