District Court Ends Short Session Here
The District Court finished a brief term with several civil actions and criminal cases decided. John Barton pleaded guilty to forgery and was sentenced to the state penitentiary for one to twenty years. Rosenberg received a five year maximum sentence after a remittitur affirmed the district court judgment. Numerous cases were stricken, continued, or set for future action, with several default judgments and settlements noted. Mary Clark Davis was granted a divorce from Tansel Davis with custody of two minor children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
John Barton
Supreme Court
Tielos Rosenberg
Barton
Salt Lake City
Petty Motor Co
Webster Leigh
Wm. J. Higgins
John G. Page
Parowan Mercantila Co
Gwen M. Gurr
C. E. Norton
Tank of
Southern Utah
Georges W. Perry
George W. Espjin
Plantiff
David C. Bulloch
Parson U. Webster
Wm. Wood
Wilford A. Webster
Patrick Lawson-Hunter
J. W. Bergstrom
Wa c
Plaintif
Vilda Stapley Davis
Wellis Davis
Eva Rebessa Gondze
Leonard Goudge
Southern Utah Liquidating Corporation
Lewis E. Rowe
State of Utah
Dudley F. Shelley
Deseret Building Society
Charlotte Walker Tutler
Jessie B. Russell
Lawrence DD. Strong
Southern Utah Power Co
John G. Carpenter
Mary Clark Davis
Tansel Davis
Lucile Stapley Peetol
College Nursery Announces List And Price Of Trees
The 1935 Utah State Agricultural College tree circular lists eleven species with sizes from two to eight inches for softwoods and eight to over four inches for hardwoods. Prices start at $1.50 for many hardwoods and softwoods, with larger Siberian elm prices up to $12 for under 12 inches and $15 for Russian olive. shipments include digging and shipping. More than 65,000 trees will be available for shipment by late March, order on receipt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul M. Sunn
Utah Styte ‘Agricultural College
Utah State Agricultural College
Tarke-McNaryaw
Low Cort
Dunn
L Aeal County
Extension Service
School of Forestry At
Logan
USAC
Utah
School People Hold Convention In County
Officials from the state department of public instruction praised the county school district for strong administration and teaching during a two day convention. Attendees included district superintendents and teachers from Garfield, Kane, Millard, Seaver, and Washington counties with demonstrations and visits to Parowan Paragonah Midvalley and Cedar City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department of Public Instruction
H. Warren Taylor
Hazel Grockbank
Etta Scorup
Mr. Taylor
Ion County
Schon
Parewan
Paragonah
Midvalley
Cedar City
State Department
W.A. Paxton
Millard
Melvin Wittner
Seaver
Rodney Ashby
Kane
Milton Moody
Washington
G. J. Reeves
Carbon
Ruby Bean
Washington, Kane and
Garfield County
Plate
Millard County
Lions Club to Receive Charter With Banquet and Dance
Local Lions club prepares for a charter celebration from Lions International set for Friday evening February 1 at 7 p.m. A banquet and dance are planned with forty to fifty visiting Lions and partners anticipated. Local invitations to nonmembers depend on Monday luncheon decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
At & P
Back Issues Wanted for Parowan Times Nov 16
Advertises pay at 5 cents each for the first three copies of the Parowan Times dated November 16. Collectors urged to bring copies to the Times Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parowan Times
Times Office
Iron County Publishers Recognized by State Press Association
Tron county newspapers earned recognition at the State Press Association annual meeting in Salt Lake City. Alex H. Rollo of the Tron County Record joined the executive committee while W. W. Mitchell of the Times became vice-president and legislative committee member. J. A. Owens of the Provo Herald was named president, Hendrik Romyn secretary-treasurer, with George Harrison and Charlie Saxton filling the remaining executive seats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tron County
State Press Association
Salt Lake City
Alex H. Rollo
The
Tron County Record
W. W. Mitchell
the Times
J. A. Owens
Provo Herald
Hendrik Romyn
George Harrison
Toosevelt Standard
Charlies
Saxton
Karsville Sheflex
Public utilities pay large portion of county taxes
Figures from the county auditor show public utilities in 1934 paid about 56 percent of the taxes in the county. Their combined assessments accounted for 46.3 percent of total assessments, with more than 90 percent of their taxes paid compared with about 75 percent of overall taxes collected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fublic Utilities
Thrce
Theatricals in Parowan Historical Note
Requests information for a permanent University of Utah record on Parowan theater. Seeks details on participants, plays, performance dates, the Parowan Dramatic Association founding, initial members, and any pictures halls actors playbills or records related to the local theatre. Contact Times Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parowan
Parowan Dramatic Assontion
University of Utah
Times Office
Parowan Birthday Festivities Mark Pioneer Day
Parowan celebrated its eighty fourth Pioneer Day with a morning program at 11 followed by a group lunch, singing and reminiscences. The 3 pm matinee for residents over 60 featured the Alladin theatre, while younger attendees continued festivities at the recreation hall. An evening dance at the school gym concluded the celebration with old time and modern music. Out of town guests came from Cedar City Enoch Paragenah Panguitah Summit and Beaver. The event was organized by the local camp of the Daughters of the Fioneers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parowan
Alladin
Cedar City
Enoch
Paragenah
Panguit¢h
Summit
Beaver
The
Daughters of the Fioneers
Granger Named House Speaker by Unanimous Vote
Hon. Walter K. Granger, a county representative to the State Legislature, was named speaker of the House with unanimous support. Granger pledged to unite the party and push beneficial state legislation after a contentious caucus and a roll call that followed withdrawals and a move to unanimity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter K. Granger
Mr. Granger
Reva ‘Beck Bosone
Dr. BE
E. Monson
Wilbur J. Maw
Mrs Boson
House
Granger
Warwick
Lamor~eaux
Salt Lake City
Hosené
Wil J. Swapp
Kate County
Emil Gammeter
San Juan County
Gammeter
Patty
Iron County Relie f Committee Reorganized by County Board
The Board of County Commissioners replaced the relief committee led by M J Urie with a new panel including Oscar Larson FR L Fenton Edna Hatch Heber Harrigan and Nellie Dalton. The panel will oversee emergency relief as personnel may shift in the FERA office. A schedule for regular meetings was fixed with related budget and tax levy actions to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iron County
Board of County Commissioners
M. J. Urie
Rose Gardner
Thomas W. Jones
Barbara M. Adams
W Warner Autchell
M. J. Urle
Oscar Larson
FR. L. Fenton
Edna
Hatch
Heber E. Harrigan
Nellie BR. Dalton
F.E.R.A
Board of Equalization
Sheriff and Deputy Capture Parker in West County
Sheriff Lewis R. Fife and Deputy Wm. M. Dalton captured Jack Parker alias Juan Palinco in Nigger Liza canyon. Parker, a parole violator, had been sought for the theft of two fine horses and camping outfit from George E. Arnold of Lee-Nevada. The pair recovered the horses and most items. Parker waived examination and will be taken to Nevada. a $50 reward for Parker and $50 for the outfit recovery were offered. Roy Sleap visited from Spry on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheri
Lewis R. Fife
Wm. M. Dalton
Jack Parker
Juan Palinco
Liza's Canyon
Parker
George E. Arnold
Lee- Nevada
Slamlin Valley
Nevada
Staring
Dr Macfarlane Denies Intent to Leave County
Dr. M J Macfarlane denies rumors of leaving Cedar City and the county. He states he will remain in Cedar City and continue his medical practice. He mentions confusion due to Dr Spencer Snow joining his organizations and assures no plans to depart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macfarlane
M. J. Macfarlane
Cedar City
County
Times
Spencer Snow
Lergstrom
Dr. Macfarlane
Cedar Chamber Backs Canyon Road Move And More
The Cedar City Chamber of Commerce outlines a broad program including moving Parowan Canyon Road to the forest boundary, seeking state building funds for a new library auditorium, establishing an ROTC unit, road improvements across Cedar City area, an armory for the National Guard, and efforts to attract conventions and tourism. The plan is led by president Tearden J. Shay with directors Hf. HE. Petersen L. E. Tucker HW. A. Flansen S. C. Lamb Reed J. Money and Dr. John Beal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parowan Canyon
Parowan
Forest Boundary
Cedar City Chamber of Commerce
Iron County Record
Cedar Chamber
R.O.T.C
Cedar City
Pangultch-Paragonah
Cedar- Modena
Cedar-Long Valley
Cedar Breaka
National Guard
Unll
American Legion
Utah
Board of Governors
Tearden J. Shay
Hf. HE. Petersen
L. E. Tucker
HW. A. Flansen
S. C. Lamb
Reed J. Money
John Beal
Amplied Art Exhibit Open to Public Each Monday and Thursday
The Amplied Art exhibit at the school building is open to the public on Monday and Thursday afternoons. Mrs LaPreal Ward directs it and invites all home lovers to view or take part. Readily available artworks are described as very interesting and lovely and free of charge for all visitors.
Conjoint Meeting Set For Sunday Afternoon
The East ward MIA will hold a sacrament service Sunday afternoon January 24 with Principal Glenn E. Snow as the chief speaker on A Challenge to Youth. The challenge will be answered by two gleaner girls and several musical numbers. Parents are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Ward
Glenn E. Snow
Cedar City Couples Get Marriage Licenses in Week
The county clerk issued licenses to Patrick Murphy 47 and Afartha Barrick 37 both of Cedar City, Peter C. File 23 and Erma Harris 18, also of Cedar City, during the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Murphy
Cedar City
Afartha Irene Barrick
Cedar
Peter C. File
Erma Harris
Assessors Appointments Approved Amid Budget Warnings
The meeting urged officials to stay within budgets and approved the assessor John IH Tells and deputy William J Gurr. Several minor motions were discussed and disposed of, concluding the session with routine administrative actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John IH. Tells
Wm. J. Gurr
Also Mentioned on This Page
Southern Utah Liquidating Co
Th. B. Sherratt
George EB. Horton
Efi. Gentry
Mark Worthen
Bank of Southern Utah
L. Gien Williams
Federal Land Bank of Herkeley
H. W. Dalton
College Nursery
Albert
Mitchell
Porary
Reuben Pectol
Adelaide Grimm
Lloyd Grimm
Ren
Alex Tr. Williams
Adanig Brothers Livestock Co
Defend
Ante
State Banking Department
Bank of
Reeconstruction Finance Corporation
Lions Club
Lions Internatioul
Fublisners
Representative Granger
Noel B. Williams
Kanarra
Joel H. Orton
Decker
Kano Springs
Taylor Miller
Enterprise
Beryl
Woolsey's Ranch
Nada
Lund
Wilford Day
Cedar Mounty-Zion Park
Nada-Lund-Seryl
Mid-valley
Roy Sleap
Spry
Canyon Road
Aittied Art
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