Forester Addresses Parowan on Utah Grazing and Big Game
Regional forester C N Woods told Parowan Exchange Club Utah leads in grazing permits across four forests Dixie Cache Fishlake and Manti with 2403 cattle and horse permits and 1072 sheep per initia. He noted 83 percent of cattle and horse permits are held by small holders and about 6000 livestock owners lack permits for all their animals. He cited forest revenue showing range livestock as Utah’s major industry with forests contributing 4 281 000 of 14 307 000 value. Big game also important, deer numbers rose from 14 430 to about ten times that, and elk to seven or eight times, while winter range remains limited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
C. N. Woods
Region 4
Parowan Exchange Club
Dixie
Cache
Fishlake
Manti
Utah National Forests
Woods
Wood
Taiaing
C. J. Olson
License Plate Office to Open in Cedar City
State Tax Commission announces Cedar City offices for license plates with dates from January to March. Registrations may be mailed or obtained from county assessors and tax offices, with vehicle reregistration due by February 28, 1941.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilicense Plate
Cedar City
Tran County
State Tax Commission
Commission
Capitol
Flying Scholarships Offered At Branch A C
Ten southern Utah students may win scholarships to the Branch Agricultural College in cooperation with the Civil Aeronautical Authority. The $350 private flight course begins January 6 with four scholarships already granted and six more open to qualified men aged 19 to 25. Applicants should contact T L Walters at the college. eligibles must meet academic and medical standards and may receive a private pilot license after course completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Ulash
Branch Agricultural College
Civil Aeronautical Authority
Henry Oberhanstey
B. A.C
T. L. Walters
Utah
Walters
United States
Mr. Walters
CG. A.A
Civil suits filed seek title to lands against Williams family
John Layton Williams files two suits this week in county court. The first sues Myrtle Isabell Williams to recover title to lands deeded to her before her divorce. The second names Myrtle Isabell Williams and Merna Williams Hansick in a bid to regain title to lands deeded first to Rymal G. Williams and later to Merna W. Hansick. Williams asks for a conveyance deed and court costs. Also notes holiday visit at Joseph Stevens home by son-in-law Owen Hullinger, daughter Violet Stevens, her friend E. E. Owens, and Hillman’s girlfriend Rhea Stevens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Layton Williams
Myrtle Isabell Williams
Myrtle Isabell Willams
Merna Williams Hansick
Rymal G. Williams
Merna W. Hansick
Joseph Stevens
Owen Hullinger
Roosevelt
Violet
Salt Lake County
E. E. Owens
Indianapolis
Hillman
Rhea Stevens
Redsmand
Utah
Forester urges prudent use of natural resources for youth
Al Forester of region 4 told the club that youth must remain in the state and new money is needed to support them. He stressed utilizing natural resources to the best advantage for their perpetuity. Guests were introduced by Blaine Bettenson, the forest supervisor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Forester
Region 4
Blaine Bettenson
Stick Forest
Funeral Services Held For La Preal Sabin Ward
Funeral services for Mrs. La Preal Sabin Ward, 45, were held Tuesday at 1 pm in the East ward chapel. She died at her home Saturday morning of a heart ailment. Speakers praised her church and civic work, including roles in the Ladies Auxiliary and WPA art school. She was born March 5, 1895, in Salem Utah, educated at BYU, taught school in Parowan, and lived in Parowan after her marriage to Edward Ward, who preceded her in death. Survived by her father, two sisters, and four brothers.
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W. L. Adams
I+ van Decker
Lyle Marsden
J. L. Lowder
Silas J. Ward
Ivan Bayles
Ray H. Adams
Adams
Ormon Weight
Mary Dalton
Berta Burton
Bill Dalton
Ray Adams
June, Merion
Brute Decker
S. J. Whitney
David Richards
Victor P
Owen S
Sabin
Salem
Utah
Nan
Orland
Frank
Keith Ward
J. W. Richardson
Ward
David
Julia E. &. Plister Sabin
Salt Lake Temple
Edward Ward
Nervae
Payson
Ruby P. Richardson
Irene S. Kelly
Brigham City
Owen S. Sabin
Class work to start again Tuesday after holidays
The Mutual Improvement Associations of both Parowan Wards resume regular class work next Tuesday evening after a three week Christmas break. Officers urge full attendance at the first meeting of the year and continued participation through the MIA season.
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Mutual Improvement Associations
Parowan
Gun and Rod Club Plans Election Conclave
At a Farowan Gun and Rod Club meeting in the courthouse officers drew up plans for the annual election conclave on Saturday January 11 in the Recreation hall and banquet room. A nominating committee led by S M Clarkes will present two tickets to be voted by secret ballot to speed up the process and allow more dancing. Committee heads include John S Telten for supper arrangements and Morris Rasmussen to boost membership from 105 toward 200 with ticket sales. Special guests from the State Fish and Game Department and Forest Service are sought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farowan Gun and Rod Club
Court House
S. M. Clarkes
R. L. Halterman
A. M. Marsden
Ray 11
Adams
Kenyon Robinson
Merbert White
R. L. Fenton
Rulon Dalton
John S. Telten
Morris Rasmussen
Clair Hulet
Bob Mitchell
State Fish and Game Department
The
Forest Service
Utah principals to meet here January 15
Parowan High School will host the Southern Utah Principals Association on January 16 with a morning tour of departments, a noon lunch by the home economics department, and afternoon business meetings. The group includes principals and superintendents from Millard Beaver Iron Washington and Kane counties along with the B A C director and Dixie Junior College president.
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Parowan High School
Southern Wiah
Aly
L. B. Bennett
Millard
Beaver
Iron
Washington
Kane
Dixie Junior College
Parowan Holiday Dances Quiet and Safe
A New Year’s Eve night at the Brown Derby capped Parowan’s holiday season with safe quiet dancing. Numerous dances and private parties, including the Gun and Red Club annual ball last Friday, drew large crowds. Christmas and New Year’s Eve events at the Derby and MLA venue also attracted many. Snowball Christmas night matched the week’s size, with minimal mischief and no arrests for drunkenness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parowan Gun
Red Club
Une
MLA
Parowan to Celebrate 90th Birthday on January 13
Parowan will observe its 90th birthday on Monday January 13 with noon events at the Westward recreation hall and banquet room. The Daughters of Utah Pioneers oversee the program offering a free noon banquet for those over seventy and a paid lunch for others, followed by short plays songs storytelling and an all afternoon program ending with an old time dance.
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Parowan
Westward
Daughters of Utah Pioneers
IIMMONS APPOINTED TO CITY MARSHAL'S OFFICE
Charles Timmons was appointed Parowan City marshal at a special City Council meeting held last Saturday night. He fills the office left vacant by Harrell Dalton’s resignation which became effective January 1. The night marshal choice between Timmons and D A Matheson will be decided at the next regular council meeting Tuesday night. Dalton resigned the morning after Christmas and will leave for California, date not learned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Timmons
Parowan
Harrell Dalton
Mr. Timmons
D. A. Matheson
Dalton
Marshall
California
Judge Hoyt Fixes Iron County Court Calendar for 1941
An order issued in December by Judge Will L. Hoyt sets the 1941 county court terms for the Fifth Judicial District. Iron County terms begin February 3, May 25, September 16, and November 25, with private and motion days on March 10, June 25, August 14, and November 5. Also notes Christmas gatherings of local families and visitors from Salt Lake City and Provo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soifth Judicial District
Will L. Hoyt
Iron County
Commissioners Hold Final 1940 Session
The Iron County commissioners held their last 1940 meeting in December to review the 1941 budget, pass it, and discuss WPA ditch work, Parowan road repairs, welfare and agriculture reports, and forest road improvements with regional foresters. A Summit petition and gravel commitments were noted, with decisions pending further details.
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Tran County
Isaac Chamberlain
Suromit
Summit
Tvan Decker
W. Scott Mitchell
Parowan Exchange Club
Parowan Canyon
Little Creek Canyon
Little Creek Peak
U. S. Highway 81
Parowan Valley
Paragonah
Parowan Gap
Mérsel Valley
Comemissioners
D. Weed Urie
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Forester
Branch A.C
la Preal Sabin Ward
Lloyd Dunlton
Jay Orton
Zion
Livya
Meeks Dalton
Jay
Scott Jotton
CCC
New York
Elva Green
Lake City
1Gun & Rod Club
Corol A. Wright
Los Angeles
May Company Department Store
Karen
Luella S. Adams
Roy Benson
San Diego
Elizabeth Skougard
Iparowan
Iimmons
IWDGE
Hoyt
Clayton Rasmussen
Burton Banks
Kanab
Chester Muir
Provo
Rendall Banks
Jessie Deane
Minersville
J. Y. Rasmussen
Elizabeth Skoulgard
Donald
Clarence Lowder
Salt Lake City
Mrs
Lewis M. Lowdese
Lamont E. Tuefler
Guy Tucker
Kleen Coil Company
Tucker
Blaine Getterson
Dixie Forest
Regions Forester
Mer
Forest
Panguitch
Lite Creek
Garfield County
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