Club Initiates Move to Save Bank Building
Parowan’s Exchange Club moves to protect a closed bank’s assets and building. The State Banking Department handles the bank since 1982, with talks of outside offers to buy the property. Stockholders will be urged to organize, hearings planned, and possible reorganization of the bank discussed alongside efforts to improve community amenities.
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Eur Chi
Ita
Incheon
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der Thaiiment
Bank
Aygo
Wilrer
Yould
O Faethe
Nyem
Baul of Ironounty Corporation
Presifr LN Marsden
Sears
Wm. Adams
State Banking Department
Nestis
Exchange Club
A. C. Hateh
F Weir
Teaver Wan
Three Teams Tie For Southern Division Lead
The Parawenigh School basketball team tied with Icenari City and Kanab for the Southern Division lead after a week of play. Each club went 2 wins and 1 loss, Parowan beating Enterprise and Orderville but losing to Kanab, Cedar beating Hurricane and Kanab but losing to Orderville, and Kanab beating Dixie. Cedar visits Cedar City Friday to face Cedar in the A GC gymnasium at 8 o clock. Box scores outline Parowan's week with Mickleson and Dousen high scorers.
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Parawenigh
Icenari City
Kanab Teas
Enterprise
Orderville
Kanab
Cedar
Hurricane
Jost
Dixie
Fost
Read
Warisequa
Brat
Mickleson
Dousen
Gurr
Knell
Enterprise Randall and
Hut
Fone
Loto
Parowan
Cedar Cuty
Convnerteo
No Seminary in Parowan Next Year
Plans to withdraw the seminary from Parowan by the end of the current school year threaten to end Louisa community education. The Education Department considers closures amid 120 high school students and 25 applications for new seminaries elsewhere. Local supporters urge rallying to keep the Parowan seminary open, warning the community may not receive such an offer again from the L D S Department of Education.
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K. I. S. Department of Education
Jwill
Parowah
Zinn
Ans West
Psrowan
Jone
Lkelihood Parowan
Department of Education
Record Cold Sets In Parowan Valley This Week
A severe cold spell hits Parowan Valley with readings down to 65 below at Day Farms and 32 below at Alina Hyatt's, 27 below at Shougaard station, and 23 below on Thursday night. Snow totals rise from three major storms in January, with 14.39 inches on the ground and 72 inches of moisture from Tuesday’s storm. Livestock losses loom as sheep are snowbound and access to herds becomes nearly impossible statewide.
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Col Weather
Do Parowan Valley
Shougaardsscather Station
Ia Lwe
Skougsard’s
Alina Hyatt’s
Utah
Black Ridge
Parowan and Paragonah Students Attending Branch A College
Parowan and Paragonah students are listed as attending Branch Agricultural College in the winter quarter. Names include Norman Adams Shelby Bentley Arthur Evans Alma Evans Ferris Evans Tat Fenton Chester iatch James Maycock Gordo Matheson Darwitt Dailey Virginia Mortenson Robert Mitell Floyd Matheson Elmo Orton Bam Pritchard Mathis Rowley Ivy Ward Bess Ward Harold Edwards Victor Robinson. Noted activities include debating, public speaking, football, chemistry lab work, drag racing, spelling, and college publications writings. Virginia Martenson was voted most studious in the year book personality survey.
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Reeieteur
Parowan
Branch Agricultural College
Norman Adame
Shelby Bentley
Arthur Evans
Alma Evans
Ferris Evans
Tat Fenton Chester Iatch
James Maycock
Gordo Matheson
Darwitt Dailey
Virginia Mortenson
Robert Mitelall
Floyd Matheson
Elmo Orton
Bam Pritchard
Mathis Rowley
Ivy Ward
Bess Ward
Paragonah
Harold Edwards
Victor Robinson
Thes
Norman Adams
Pat Fenton
James Kaycock
Virginia Martenson
Morris Rowley
Marriage Licenses Issued in Two Weeks Report
Clerk's office records show marriage licenses issued recently to Betty Leigh Starry 25 of Cedar City and Janet Gower 13 of Cedar City, Max Heflry Shearer 22 of Santa Paula California, Lels Marian Imperaven 32 of Savbs Paula. The latter couple were wed by Mr and Mrs Bruge Burns at the location, with Rev Forsyth presiding at Cedar City last Sunday night. Clifford Empey of Salt Lake City visited briefly during the week.
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Starry Betty Leigh
Cedar City
Janet Gower
Calar City
Max Heflry Shearer
Santa Taula
California
Lels Marian Imperaven
Savbs Paula
Latler
Bruge Burns
Ho Mev. Forsyth
Gedar City
Biya
Burns
Zelos Warren
Parowan
Harvest Begins at Gurr Farms on Thursday
A crew started tee crop harvest at Gurr Farms this week under a contract with Mr Peter Jf Gurr. Workers will harvest for 50 per ton to test profitability and wages. weather has hindered ice clearing on the pond. The plan includes fishing out the pond area and preparing for future pea crops on nearby Day and Inter farms this summer.
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Peter Jf Gurr
Mr. Gurris
1609
Gun and Rod Club Feeds Pheasants in Severe Weather
The Gun and Rod Club plans to feed pheasants threatened by deep snow and cold. Salt Lake City officials advised clubs to protect game resources, with the State Fish and Game Department offering help with expenses. Local residents report feeding birds near town and on farms, and club members urge notified reports of birds at risk to organize feeding efforts.
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Salt Lake City
State Fish An] Game Department
Farmn
Beaver Woman May Lose Limbs as Result of Cold
Mrs Lucy Gilling 22 of Beaver formerly Heaver faced frostbite risks after a family trek home in heavy snow. Husband Exon Gilling and baby survived as the couple struggled through icy wind. neighbor Meart Stewart sought help. Dr J J Muir treated Mrs Gilling and infant for fox bite and both moved to Mrs Elizabeth Muir’s Beaver home. Amputation feared but efforts ongoing.
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Lucy Glillon
Heaver
Exon Gilling
Thermo
Now
Meart Stewart
Gilng
NEW SUITS FILED WITH CLERK OF DISTRICT COURT
Four new lawsuits filed list names including Glande L Smith Mae Reill Smith estate deserts in Pioche Nevada March 27 1995 and Charles T Miler vs Rove Woot Miller divorce desertion in Cincinnati Ohio July 18 1926 Cedar Mercantile Co suit to collect 329 06 with interest costs and 200 attorney fees and Cedar Mercantile Co v Thomas Bulloch suit to collect 575 with interest costs and 57 attorney fees
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W. Clair Rowley
Glande L. Smith
Mae Reill Smith
Pioche
Neveade
Charles T. Miler
Rove Woot Miller
Theo
Cincinnati
Ohio
Cedar Mercantile Co
Millard Hailerman
Cedar Mercapille Co
Thomas Bulloch
Under the Capitol Dome reports from state legislature
The Times presents the second installment of a series from the state capitol. Special correspondents cover the twenty second session, offering timely interpretation of actions in both houses. The reports will be titled Under The Capitol Dome and appear weekly.
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the Times
State Capitol
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Iegislacure
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Capitol Dome
Utah Senate Breaks Tradition In Fast Track 1927 Session
The Utah legislature, led by an assertive upper house, moved quickly after Governor Blood's message. Nine bills were proposed on day one, with ten more over the weekend, signaling a new, more proactive phase in 1927 lawmaking. The House followed closely, score 20 to 9, and labor bills gained early traction as the session opened with unanimous approval of the governor's address.
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Senate
Seesigna Tt
House of Representatives
Henry Tf
Blood Lad
Eqaital
Aetate
Flere
Tower House
Henry H. Llood
Ita
Milland Twitchell
Escalante
Legislative Bills Roil Utah Senate From Governor’s Call
Legislative action erupts after Governor Blood urges sound economy and conservation. Senate debates new departments and patronage fights while left and right wings clash over Utah County’s vacant seat and appointments. House awaits committee gaps as bills trend toward direct primary, pension funding, liquor excise tax, and statewide police department creation.
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Henry H. Blood
Cale
Ainity
Senate
Maw
Democratic Party
Utah County
Trondwag
J. W. Thornton
Tower House
Salt Jake
Billy
Santage
Ila
Lawrence EB
Nelson
Salt Lake City
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G Mitchell
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Mitford
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