Navajo Lake Dike Must Be Raised To Save Fish
A meeting led by Don Draper of the Cedar City Federation of Wildlife concluded that raising the Navajo Lake dike is essential to save fish. Experts from the Forest Service and Utah State Agricultural College attributed fish suffocation to low oxygen under ice and limited water. a campaign to raise the dike was formed with M. J. Urie, Dr. F. B. Parkinson, and Fred L. Bederman leading the effort.
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Navajo Lake
Don Draper
Cedar City
M. 3. Urie
F. B. Parkinson
Fred L. Bederman
Federation of Wild Life
The
Forest Service
City Water
Chamber of Commerce
Jun
Lipna
Rotary and Elks Clubs
Iron County
Outstanding joint meeting planned Sunday evening
In the West Ward chapel the Mt I A of both wards present a special conjoint program with Blanche Jones, president of the Stake Y W M I A in charge, promising worthwhile and outstanding humor. Parowan ward members urged attendance to show support for their Stake readers. Mr and Mrs Henry Bulloch welcomed a baby son born at the county hospital earlier in the week.
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West Ward
Mt. I. A
Blanche Jones
Parowan
Henry Bulloch
Heart's Heritage romance in Pale Fat e and Lee Brady tale
A fragment from a paper page presents Heart's Heritage and its love tale between Pale Fat e and Lee Brady with a third Townsend plan opened by California governor Townsend. Also noted are a Cubs discussion by George Barclay, a patent home tale, Lemuel, Parton's character sketch, and a national drive to curb inflation amid prime cash flows.
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Pale Fat
Hia
KSUB Church Hour Moves to 2 30 This Sunday
The KSUB Church Hour time is advanced from 6 to 2 30 P M this Sunday only to mark the station's anniversary. After this week the schedule returns to normal. Stake Mission leaders will present the program with 1 9 Riddle handling duties this week. Listeners are asked to remember the time change and tune in at 2 30.
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KSUB
Ilas
Parowan Stake
Good Sports Program Outlined For Fourth
A community wide event organized by the sports committee under Stuiders Clark will be held dawn south of the Library with a roped off area for contests. Events include children races clothespin box lace and lifting games among others ending with tug of war and open age contests. Prizes include 2.50 for best clown act and 1.50 for second. Open to individuals or pairs with entries encouraged.
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Stuiders Clark
Combities
Dalton brothers fluor spar claims being developed near Pine Valley
Fluorspar claims owned by Meeks and Carlyle Dalton in the Indian Peaks region near Pine Valley are to be developed by Salt Lake City interests led by J. L. Michell. Machinery including a compressor and drilling tools are on site as labor and rails are gathered for a royalty operation refinishing spar for eastern chemical plants. Obert C Tanner and family of Salt Lake City visited local relatives while wintering in Massachusetts, then moved to Southern California for further studies.
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Fluorspar
Meeks
Carlyle Dalton
Indian Peaks
Pine Valley
Salt Lake
Carlyle
J. L. Michell
Salt Lake City
Dafien
Scout Camp Opens At Duck Creek In Southern Utah
Southern Utah troops arrive for the annual Scout camp at Duck Creek under clear skies. About 32 troops from 15 scout districts form a staff of 270 scouts plus 24 leaders. The executive team includes notable Utah figures such as Merrill Christopherson and Roy Passey, with daily programs from colors to campfire nights and field trips to Cascades and the ice cave.
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Utah
Anderson
Merril Christophe
Dean Helden
Garland Pussy
Cedar Breaks
B. Glenn Smith
Snow Canyon
Ecouters
Roy Passey
Proutz
Momlay
Olen Smith
Cascades
Ice Cave
Lega
Strawberry Point
Duck Creek
Camp End
Merrill Christopherson
Lewis and Schmeling
Captain Hazard
Puck Creek
CCC
J. Don Alger
Joyd Morris
Scout Activi
Paragonah Plans Fourth of July Celebration Details
Paragonah will observe the Fourth with a public meeting at 10:00 A M in the ward chapel, a children's dance at 7:00 P M, and sports for all followed by a dance at the hall. The program lists speakers Mrs Alice T Jones Florence Robb and others with songs, prayers, and a play titled The Play Without A Scam.
Pheasants Released In Parowan Fields
A shipment of Chinese Ring neck Pheasants arrived Wednesday and was released along the hollow between the North and West fields by local Gun and Red Club members. Fifty birds from the Springville State Game Farm were about 3 or 4 months old. Local F F A boys are hatching pheasant eyes for the State Game Department this season. The State Game Department also stocks fish at Beaver hatchery for Yankee reservoir and local streams, with planting to begin when trucks are available. Yankee reservoir grows as a popular fishing spot drawing visitors from nearby towns.
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Red Clut
Weet Felds
Springville
State Game Department
Yankee Reservoir
Gua
Red Club
July 4th celebration set with dances and program lineup
Committees report readiness for a full July 4th observance. A midnight to morning dance starts at the Bow Derby, with a sunrise flag raising, a 10 am band concert, and a public meeting at East Ward Chapel at 10 20. Sports at 2 pm on Library lawn and a children's dance at 6 pm. Various presentations, prayers, and songs will be given by local Scouts, chorus, and band members under Legion direction.
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Ihe
Aporia
Aneng
Legion
East Ward
Library Lawn
Recreation Hall
American Legion
Tuesday Storm Delivers .60 Inches Of Moisture
A gentle Tuesday rain added .60 inches to the valley, easing hay and grain spoilage with minimal damage. Reports note fall grain heavy but not severely harmed while locals Wilford Day and Glenn Holyoak returned from Texas with Ramboulets. Scout leaders thank volunteers for camp programs and inspections conducted by Wecot Ward troop.
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Tama
Tusday
Hanks dies at Los Angeles home in Milford connection
Heber T. Hanks a Paragonah native and former Paragonah schoolteacher died at his Los Angeles residence last Friday. He moved from Milford where he was active in business including owning Milford hotel and serving as vice president and director of Milford State Bank. Survived by his wife daughter and five brothers J Hanks of Salt Lake City and David Hanks of Oregon.
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Wiifer
Hiber T. Hanks
Paragonah
Parendn Echools
Los Angeles
Milford
Ife
Milford Hotel
Way
Milford State Bank
J. §. Hanka
Salt Lake Cty
David Hanks
Oregon
Local Marriage Licenses and Farm Bait Meeting
The county clerk issued marriage licenses to Walter Hanank and Mina Tuttkame both 23 and 22, Raymond Kersh 21 with LaRuchester 18, Shelton Olds 21, O Rean Mosdell 19, Cedarity. Farmers spent Monday at the county garage mixing crasshopper bait led by County Agent L E Tugler and District Agricultural Adviser Edward E Davies with government supplies at low cost. Eloise Decbrustie visits Prove with Mr and Mrs Benega Hraycock.
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Court House
L. E. Tugler
Distriet
Edward E. Daivies
Mites
Eloise Decbrustie
Prove
Mrs. Benega Hraycock
Lawsuits Filed in Lion County District Court Civ Division
New suits filed in Lion County District Court Civ Division include Home Owners Loan Corp vs James P Parry et al a mortgage foreclosure for 4748 90 with interest costs and 125 attorney fees State Bank Commissioner vs J A Parmore et ux a suit to collect three notes totaling 200 with fees Land Bank Berkeley vs Glenn Macfarlane et al to collect on note and mortgage 1306 80 with costs and 590 attorney fees Gear Tarison vs Arnold Graff to collect note 500 with interest costs and 150 attorney fee State of Utah through State Road Commission vs John T Sewell estate a condemnation to secure right of way across Cedar Canyon for Cedar Long Valley project Fae Walker Jones vs Thomas H Jones divorce suit over support restoration of former name and other relief Married at Santa Clara March 23 1937 Federal Land Bank Berkeley vs Henry CGC Eophn et al mortgage foreclose 3248 06 with interest costs expenses and 137 50 attorney fees Howard Ward and Ruby Eveleen Hulet Sereda Tullia and Cyileen Bencon spending week at Gravid Canyon Mrs Ward driving to visit husband employed there They left Monday returning tomorrow Kent Mitchell returned from Provatas with work in a mineral store.
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Civ Division
District Court For
Lion County
Home Owners Loan Corp
James P. Parry
F.dera! Land Bank of Berkeley
Glenn MacfarlJane
Orney
Gear Tairson
Arnold Graff
Utah
State Road Commissan
John T. Sewell
Estata
Cedar Canyon
Cedar-Long Valley
Fae Walker Jones
Thomas H. Jones
Santa Clara
Osirh
Federal Land Bank of Berkeley
Henry Cgc
Eophn
Howard Ward
Evvteen
Hulet
Sereda Tullia
Cvileen Bencon
Gravid Canyon
Airs
Ward
Wowlrd
Mothers and Daughters Outing Planned
The YY. W. MM. L oA and West Wards officers plan a Mothers and Daughters outing at Five Blite on Thursday July 7. Mothers and daughters of Mutual age are invited. younger children may come along so every ward member can participate. Meet on the Library lawn at 4 30 pm for transportation arrangements and a bring your own lunch plans.
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YY. W. MM. L Oa
West Wards
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Detalla
E. W. Pick
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Kenneth Barton
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Florien Rcbb
Ward Chapel
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America
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Medge B. Robb
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Uncle Sam
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Florence Rebb
Sreech
Urah
Mite Edwards
Querus
Boy Scouts
Lowes Matensen
Ormon Weight
East Ward Scouts
Gand
E.G. Matheson
Ray D. Garner
Alex Dalley
Elm Orton
Larry Adams
Homer Adams
Mary Jane Whitchell
Margaret Hatch
Carmen Garner
Love
Barbara Butler
Wilford Day
Glenn Holyoak
Ozona
Texas
Gale
Fort Stockton
Lloyd Whyte
Yrent Moavaden
Theed Richards
D. Pom Alzt
Baya Morris
Homer Whitney
Jim Whitney
Kent Ward
Hateh
Wecot Ward
Heber T. Hanks
Walter Hanank
Cedar Gay
Mina Isabel Tuttkame
Raymond Kersh
LaRuchester
Shelton L. Olds
C Dar Caty
O'Rean Mosdell
Cedarity
Newsvuitis
Rulon F. Starley
State Bank Commesionétr
J. A. Paramore, Etux
Kent Mitchell
Provatas¢ Weitk
Post Seyverel Mantis
Frat Anil Vegetalit
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