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Parowan Times

Location

Parowan, Utah, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1936

Page

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Gun Club President Names Committeemen

President Ray Bento has named several standing committees for the 10val Gun and Rod Club to advance club aims and member interests. The Fish & Game committee oversees transporting and planting game, while a construction committee handles cabins and road work, plus a Legislative committee and an Auditing committee. Members include F W Hyatt, Saunders Clark, Merrill Thornton, and Phil Benson among others, with representation from Amusements and Construction groups.

Ray Bento Fish & Game Committee State Fish & Game Department Sportemer Salt Sports Men's Association Salt Lake City Phil. Jenson F. W. Hyatt Saunders Clark F O W. Hyate Putte Benson Merril Thornton Alma C Henson Ralph Bitchell Jens Mickeleon Roy Benson Win T Orton Jay Moore Hugh BE. Matheson Don Orton Clayton Rawmussen Elmer Mitchel Howard Rasmussen Merrill Thornton Ehstrman Noy Benson Phil. Benson Claude Orton P. A. Clack Elmer Mitchell Nat Henson Edgar NM. Clark Lewis Mickelson Howard Wart Melvin Ward Legislative & Law Committee B.A. Clark Chairan R. L. Fehtan Phil Benson

Elder Joseph Leaves for Mission Field

Elder Howard M. Joseph, son of Mr and Mrs Arthur Joseph, departed for Salt Lake City to enter the L D S mission home before serving in the Southern States. His parents accompanied him and will stay several days in Salt Lake City. Howard is set to begin his field labor about February 6. A farewell social hosted by the High Priest Ward featured an engaging program and dancing, with substantial community support for his travel expenses.

Howard M. Joseph Arthur Joseph Salt Lake City L. D Howard Hia Rnat

No Filing Fee With Income Tax Reports

The State Tax Commission states there is no filing fee required with income tax reports this year. Do not send any fee. If you meet thresholds for single or married status, or have gross income limits, file a report by March 15 even if no tax is due.

Commission

Parowan's Oldest Resident Celebrates 95th Birthday

Emily H. Lowder known as Grandma Lowder marks her 95th birthday in Parowan. Family dinner and open house at the Pexton hotel honor her long life in the community. Nine children, many grandchildren attend as neighbors recall her early life in Worcester, England.

Emily H. Lowder Thia Grandma Lowder Kete Pravo Worcester Ngland Utah Ocean Aha

Grazing applications due before March tenth

Notes show a filing deadline of March 10 for grazing applications and urge complete forms for sheep and cattle. Supervisor Gilfr says stock-number authorization for 1939 not yet received but expected soon, with staff from Cedar City Pongutteh St George ready to assist. A shipment of fat lambs arrived in Los Angeles with two carloads shown.

Dames E Gure Gilfr Secretary of Agriculture Shen W. Seasman Cedar City Wm. M. Huret Pongutteh Benjamin S. A. Hallerman Los Angeles

Parowan High Basketball Strikes Back in Dixie Clash

Parowan High School’s basketball team dropped a league game 22 to 15 at Dixie. Earlier they beat Thurtleans 18 to 17 at home and defeated Orderville 43 to 20. Jay Walker was sidelined by eligibility rules, altering height advantage for future games.

Boa Cy Dixie Parowan Enterprise Orderville Hurricane Kanah Parowan High School Diste Fliers St. George Lotal Hoopsiers Thurtleans Ward Arel Jay Walker Divig Fane Voth Gurr Walker A.C Kanab

Parowan Band to entertain at PTA program

The Jinn Tarowan High School Band will perform a set of numbers at the PTA meeting on Thursday January 20 at 7 30 p m in the school auditorium. Band instructor L W Peterson will discuss The History and Development of the Band with Principal Glenn B Shaw leading a parents teachers discussion of local concerns. The program also lists several overtures and marches including Major Stewart Saskatchewan Our Great Legion Dynamic and Determination.

Parowan Jinn Tarowan High School L. W. Peterson Glenn B. Shaw

Lions Club Enjoys Ladies Night Party at Brown Derby

Local Lions club members entertained their ladies at a Monday night party at the Brown Derby. Guests played games of 500, shared a hot chili lunch, and enjoyed dancing and musical numbers. The organizing committee included Ly J Adams A M Morrin Wm M Dalton and secretary Clair Mulel.

Lions Club

Native grown cork yields better corn per acre

Native grown corn shows higher grain per acre than imported varieties in four years of Extension Service tests led by Roles B. Nelson of Cedar Valley for the Federal Office of Cereal Crops and Diseases. Minnesota No. 12 yielded 40 bushels per acre on six acres, while six acres harvested 51 bushels per acre with native yellow corn. native corn requires less irrigation water.

Samuel Bauer Wallr Fitda Bargan

Marriage Licenses Issued In Week At Clerk's Office

The week saw Jack Elmer Clifton 39 Cedar City wed Olga Ligbee 31 Cedar City and John M Lytle Jr 26 Overton wed Nav Jones 19 Enterprise as marriage licenses were issued at the clerk's office.

The Nerk Jack Elmer Clifton Cedar City Allee Olga Ligbee John M. Lytle Jr Overton Nav Allee Jones Enterprise

Taerowan Students On B A C Honor Roll

Six Parawah students appear on the B A C honor roll for the fall quarter 43 Eldon Adams Warl Adams Beth Lyman Anna Pendleton Kathleen Joseph and Trene Marsden are in the college division Local relatives will note Elois Lunt and Gordan Gurr are on the high school honor roll for the same period

Parawah Eldon Adams Warl Adams Beth Lyman Anna Pendleton Kathleen Joseph Trene Marsden Elois Lunt Gorjan Gurr

Republicans Meet to Form Local Club in Library Basement

Republicans are urged to gather Thursday evening January 20 at the Library basement to form an active local Republican Club. The group aims to study current political problems to inform the 1936 campaign, as other articles in the issue discuss coast speed records, farm relief plans, Washington news, and current world events. County officials Adams Rowleys Wulet and county commissioners Decker attended the Salt Lake City state convention, returning with reports of an interesting gathering.

Cedar City Ephraim Logan Blanding Producers Livestock Marketing Association Hyer L. B. Maan Cooperative Division Farm Credit Administration Brisbane Godwindle Beuckart Washington Pickard W. Lt Adams W.clair Rowleys Clair Wulet Salt Lake City Ivan Decker Woo

Judge Bates Holds Brief Court Session in Iron County

An Iron County ordinance seeks to curb gunfire near cultivated and inhabited areas by banning shooting over or on such lands within city limits. Violators face up to $80 fine or 25 days in jail. The court session, led by Judge Bates, saw several cases stricken or continued and noted upcoming trials and hearings.

Reorna Oramtaeas Bates Farmera Iron County Record Tron County State of Utah

Associated Civic Clubs Meet in Cedar City

The January gathering of the Associated Civic Clubs will convene in Cedar City on Saturday. An executive committee meets at 10 a.m. and a directorate meeting at 1 p.m. The banquet follows at 7:30 p.m. at the Escalante with a dance. Weather permitting Sunday includes a trip to Iron Mountain to view Columbia Steel development. A.B. Young will speak on mining and smelting. Reservations via Darrell W. Gerry.

Associated Civic Clubs Cedar City Associated Clyi Gluba Directorama Lunt Hotel Hell EY Escalante Iron Mountain Columba Steel Corporation A.B. Young Darrell W. Gerry Chamber of Commerce

Civil suits filed in district court in July

Several civil suits were filed in district court this month. Dorothy Roe Johnson seeks a divorce from Edgar Jahnson, alleging non support, asking for $353 per month alimony, $75 attorney fees, costs and restoration of her maiden name Dorothy Roe. They wed in Parowan on November 20, 1934 and had a child who died two days after birth. John K. Jordan sues Superior Gold Mines to foreclose a $15,000 mortgage plus interest, costs and $1,500 attorney’s fees. Two suits for the Bank of Iron County: against Elmer Bevans for $300, and against Mitchell Benson for $199.69. State of Utah forecloses against Wm. R. Palmer et al for $2,233. Mrs Dessie Webster sues Business Men’s Assurance Co for $2,977.50 as beneficiary of an insurance policy on her deceased husband Win. Webster.

Leituy Cox Washington County N. J. Bates Misa Stump Bank of Southern Utah Va DB CG. Bulloch Eugene Kelly Deseret Building Society Mark Warthen Alex B. Williama Adams Brothers Livestock Co Cedar Gily State Bank Clifford Empey Iran County Judgmert Joseph Adams Bank of Iron County Parowan Mercantile Co Dorothy Roe Johnson Edgar Jahnson Dorothy Roe Parowan John K. Jordan Superior Gold Mines Delaware Plain Itt Bank of Iron County Elmer Bevans Mitchell Ben- Son State of Utah Wm. R. Palmer Dessie Webster Business Men's Assurance Co Win. Webster

Card of Thanks from Katinaka and Families

A heartfelt thank you from Mrs Raymond Katinaka and sons Troyman Kamfoske and families and Jane Applerate and families for kindness during a bereavement. Gratitude is extended for help words of hope floral tributes participation in funeral services and at the cemetery.

Wincerely Raymond Katinaka

Canyon Road Work Delayed Until Weather Improves

Engineer Wm. Gi torn states canyon road work can begin soon but should wait for better weather and completion of water, electric, and pipe lines. Relief funds and current project loads influence timing, with advantages to delaying until conditions and other projects free labor.

Canyon Neachat Wm. Gitorn Our Osborn Anyon

Pipeline work to start Monday in Parowsa hydro line

Present indications show the contractor will begin replacing the wood pipe with metal on Monday as part of the Parowsa City hydro electric line project. He will arrive with equipment and is expected to start removing ice from the line, employing thirty to forty men as work progresses.

Parowsa

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