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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1950
Page
4
Lost milk can and wallet with valuables. Contact Carl L Crawford or Mrs Mary O Dalley Summit for rugs. Lost wallet. Ramon Mickleson offered reward. Winter feed for about 48 animals. Coleman Oil Stove for sale. Alfalfa hay crops for sale. Straw priced at six dollars a ton in stack or ten delivered. Contact numbers listed.
State of Utah filed an application to select land described by multiple townships and sections, totaling 640 acres, in Wayne and Garfield counties. The land is classified as proper for acquisition under the Taylor Grazing Act and opened for State selection, with protests due during publication period or before final approval. Ernest E. House, Manager, signs. First publication January 24 1950. last publication February 17 1950.
Parowan notes list attendees at the Pioneer Day celebration including Wallace and Florence Houston from Panguitch and many residents from Beaver Salt Lake City Cedar City and Paragonah. Also recorded are funeral attendance burial transport of Vene Wimaner from Midvale Salt Lake and illness updates on local officials and residents physicians report Clair Lister improving after appendicitis recovery of Raymond Lowe from bronchial pneumonia and visits by Malo Miller and her son from Long Beach California.
We thank our many friends for kindness during the burial of Mr. Sylvanus Wimmer. Grateful for those who participated in the services and for the lovely floral offerings. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Griffith, Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Jennings, Mr. and Mrs. Lorin Skougard.
For sale hand woven Bugs Tele pieces with patterns shown by Mrs. A H Robinson at her home. Call to view different designs and patterns woven.
A classified notice seeks a dependable man with a car to call on farmers in Iron County. It promises $15 to $20 daily, no experience or capital required, with permanent work. Address McNess Company Dept. B 2428 Magnolia St Oakland 7 California to write today.
MENT UTAH LAND SURVEY OFFICE Salt Lake by iah January 3 M50 Notice laborebs given that on May 6 1940 the State of Utah filed application to miloet Serial 092800 under the Act of Fert ary 20 112% for WNEM EMNW Sec 12 T 5 N R OW Sy Set 22 SWY swiNnw 4 NOON Sec 27 7 13 2N Fs 3 Ww Lo 4 FE SW Sec 19 SEYBWYH Sec 26 S4yHW Sec 27 NWKNW4 Sec 28 Lots 1 2 NE NE Sec 30 SEA NW NWYySW Sec 34 T 3 N R 19 E SWYSWY Sec 10 WW Sec 18 T 18 3 KR 2 E Bt Sec 19 Lot 2 Sec 26 EY Sec 20 T 37 S KR 12 W Lots 7 and Sec 7 Low land 2 Se 18 T 12 8 RE WW BWYNEY Sec 2 T 13 8 R 18 W 8 L.M. Uton 2324.83 acres. The department has classified the land as proper for acquisition under See Toft the Taylor Grazing Act all opened to selection by the State under the Grant to Miners Hospitals. The application was allowed January 3 1850. Any person desiring to object to thin application beswise of the min eral character of this land or for any other reason should il his protest in thin office during the period of publication or be fire final approval. Ernest E House Manager First Publication Jan. 20 1650 Last Publication Feb. 17 1950
Mrs Belle Matheson and Calvin C Connell lead a large family at a California funeral. Grandchildren, seven brothers and sisters, and many relatives from St George Cedar City Paragonah and Summit towns accompany the decedent’s four daughters and their families. Attendees include Mr Connell’s two brothers and his sisters Jean and Belle.
Misses Ladeat Hunt and Cle Robinson visited Balt Lake last weekend and Cleo brought cousins for a weeks stay. The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. J Lowe Barton was taken to a baby specialist. he is now at LDS Hospital in serious condition. Mrs. Gertrude Lorton is hospitalized with flu complications. Mrs Mariam Anderson's Guide boys group held a parents night with 24 attendees in the school auditorium guided by Mr Amasa Stones.
A wedding reception continued with dancing to Amara Stones' orchestra. Guests and helpers included Genevieve McConnell Lillian Barton Beatrice Barton Judy Morris Helen McBride Doris McBride Jackie Sandra Robb Lois Orton Thelma Mosdell Roy McBride Billie McConnell Kenneth Clark Barton and other assistants.
A Stake Presidency committee member reports on a grand turkey banquet with an evening of dancing. Tickets are available for a dollar each, offering the full program for a modest price.
Report of condition for Parowan Utah bank as of December 31 1949 shows total assets of 464 589.31 and deposits of 421 500.65. Capital accounts total 43 088.66 with common stock 30 000.00. Bank officers certify the figures as true and correct to the Bank Commissioner of Utah.
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