School Board Adopts Budget For Coming Year
The Board of Education of the Irea County Bethwol district adopted a budget totaling about 238,000 for the year. Funds cover completing the new Ferowsa high school plus operating costs. A ninth grade will be added at New Castle funded by local residents, with a teacher to be employed. The board may hire a full time Cedar City bandman. insurance for the county plant was discussed, with three members tied to agencies or stock holdings. Final decisions referred to Macfarlane, Harrelson, and Superintendent Barlow.
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Board of Education
Irea County
Bethwol
Costa of Finiubime
Ferowsa
New’ Castle
New Castle
Coward & Proposition
Cedar City
Frietson
Intermountain Lioyd
Macfarlane
Harrelson
Barlow
Imeurance
Vacancies in Iron County school faculty filled
The Iron County schools announce the filled vacancies for the coming year. Avilla Day replaces Hentrickenn as head of home economics. Elma Vance of Provo is expected to teach English and perhaps other subjects. No further changes reported.
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Iron County
Parowan High School
Miu Avvilla
Stise Hentrickenn
Bmirs Elma Vance
Provo
Pub Usted
High Cost of Beer Cited Again in Local Record
John Storten, fined $50 on a possession charge after a prior conviction in Juatio Morrian Court, was given a week to pay. Officers who poured out the beer after the trial say it appeared to have plenty of kick, corroborating claims beer is costly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Stortensep
John
Parowan Girl Marries Washington County Boy
A wedding at the bride’s parents home united Mise Vern Green of Parowan and Mr Waldon Taom of Hurricane. Officiated by Bishop Hush Ataris in attendance were immediate relatives. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs James S Gresu, is described as earnest and conscientious with many friends. The couple plan to live in Hurricane after a short period. the bride will continue work at Kang’s garage office.
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United Mise Vern Green
Waldon Taom
Hurricane
Bishop Hush & Ataris
James
Gresu
Tandy
Hurrican Family
Kang
Vome Lime
Locals and Personal News of Durbant Visit and More
Locals report Mr. and Mrs. George H. Durbant left Salt Lake City to attend funerals of the Richard family infant and the Adama family. News notes include trips to Wyoming, Idaho, and Yellowstone, a cherry-picking mishap for Mr. Dry Heap, Santa Clara-related bereavement for Mrs. Clark Orten, and three wedding anniversary moves by Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. Ward. Community members visit Parowan, Cedar City, Fillmore, and Salt Lake City, with various trips, illnesses, and local business updates. Joe Prompted returns from the hospital. N. E. Brown finds fishing success in Sevier County. Asa Topham and others arrive for business. Parowan Auto Co. uses new equipment. Milo Marsten shifts to University of Utah duties while abroad.
Assessed Iron County Valuation Tops Ten Million Dollars
A countywide assessment shows Iron County total public utility values exceeding ten million dollars for the year. Unseased property totals about 6.55 million while state board adjustments add 3.47 million, with railroads, power, express, telephone, and mining concerns contributing notable shares. Burglary reports also surface, detailing cash and checks taken from a Willardsdt business.
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Iron County
State Board of Equalization
Dixie and
Tetturide
Express
Telephone
Show House Front Is Finished
The new show house presents a much better front with finished lobby and front elevation in mottled yellow and green hues with a yellow trim. The front entrance area features new red concrete and a modern electric display device for advertising. Outside appearance matches the interior and the show house 43 reflects credit on the community. Ventilation has proved adequate during warm days, keeping the building comfortably cool without reducing system security.
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Tinsday Electric Debtech
Sunday Story Hour Held for Local Children
Under the direction of Param Wan West Ward Misa Zona Pendleton a story hour is conducted for children aged four to twelve each Sunday from four to five p.m. at the West Ward chapel. Parents are encouraged to send their kids to enjoy the reading hour.
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Parowan
West Ward Mutual Improvement Association Holds Conjoint Meeting
The West Ward Mutual Improvement Association held a conjoint meeting last Sunday evening with attendees from the other ward. Marlo Topham and Mrs. Luela R. Adams spoke on This Is The Place, Judge LeRoy H. Cox praised the M I A slogan We Stand for law for the people who live t and the officers who enforce. Mr. Sarah D. Connell and Mrs. Atvius H. Day gave erduct and Mr. Ray D. Garner sang a solo.
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West Ward
Marlo Topham
Luella R. Adama
LeRoy H. Cox
Sarah D. Connell
Atvius H. Day
Duct
Ray D. Garner
The World Really Going To The Bugs
A letter discusses National Insect Killing Week starting July 7 and warns of insects carrying diseases. The writer recalls public debates on civilization's destruction by insects and stresses vigilance against mosquitoes flies and rats. Insecticide use and preventive measures are urged for public health.
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Dr. L. Th. LeGear
California
Goggi
Panama Canal
Niegragua
A. Utatter
Uris
Iron County School District seeks thirteen mill levy increase
The Iron County School District requests a thirteen mill tax levy for the year, a 0.9 mill rise from last year, likely raising taxes on all county property. City plans propose a four mill reduction to Cedar City, while county and state levies show no offset. Total levy to be set at August County Commission meeting. school operating expense 7.5 mills, bond interest 1.76 mills, bond redemption 3.24 mills, and other charges 0.50 mills.
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Board of Education
Iron County
Cedar City
County Commission 218
Tas
Southern Utah Lumber and Coal Co Incorporation Filed
Articles of Incorporation filed in County Clerk's office show Southern Utah Lumber and Coal Co with 10000 capital for 100 years. Incorporators include C G Parry J W Bergarow A B Nowell John S Christensen and Wm M Mare with George A Croft as director. Other stockholders listed include Meier Jensen Kenneth Macfarlane and I E Brockbank. Bergstrom named president Jex vice president and directors named. Good of Directors and general lumber hardware and fuel business planned.
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Southern Utah Lumber and Coal Co
C. G. Parry
J. W. Bergairow
A. B. Nowell
John S. Christensen
Wm. M. Mare
George A. Croft
Meier © Jensen
Kenneth Macfarlane
R. J. Jex
A. B. Money
Ant Money
I. E. Brockbank
JW. Bergstrom
IL C
Jex
Jono 3
Christensen
Sexy Diapystransacar Dudt
Ayres
Win
Mace
I. B. Brockbank
Twin Pines Distributing Co
Ecently
Thorley
Wm. E. Stevensen
Melvin Thorley
Homas Thorley
Ralph Wilkingon
Cedee City
Businss
Uteh Electric Co
Jedar City Corporation
Ita
Iacorporation
Ile Capitol
Robert R. Noew Ud Darry Middleton
Che
ACRESTRAN O CONVICTED IN BEAVER COUNTY
Warren Macksiprang of Cedar City was convicted in Beaver County District Court on grand larceny charges. His brother Max faced separate trial with an acquittal on the second charge. Warren received one to ten years in state prison and has already been incarcerated. The article also mentions a separate note about Mr Glen Tory and Mina Grae Mathewson's anticipated wedding on the 8th of the month.
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Waren Macksiprang
Cedar City
Beaver County
Max
Iron County
Nevada
Warren Wall
Jim
Warren
Tha Stat
Glen Tory
Mina Grae Mathewon
Mid-Valley
Kindred Ties Lure Many Home for Fourth of July
The Fourth of July sees a flurry of visitors returning to their hometowns from Oregon, California, and Utah. Several families including Bennetts, Ogdens, and Gunns arrive to spend the holiday with relatives, while locals describe summer visits from Snowline and Delta residents and workers from nearby towns.
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Washington County
George H. Durbant
Salt Lake City
David Richard
Thomas D. Adama
Uheireon Mar’ Ion
Wits
Wyoming
White
Iiaho
Yellowstone Park
Dry Heap
Kla Jnjurten
Clark Orten
Santa Clara
Lucicious Ljness
Laub
Orten
Edward W. Ward
O Ld Meeting House
Thawnag Skougard
Don Orton
Phil Beacon
Ervin Stevens
Jos R. Bentley
John §. Dalton
Henry Heap
Messra. Wm
Gordon
The
Gordon Jewelry Co
Earl. Lawence
Elizabeth McPherson
T. Mitchell
Fillmore
C. J. Engar
Byron Orton
George Tullieere
Tullivie
Clara Mitchell
Mra
Petevern
Joe
Mgr
N. E. Brown
Sevier County
Brownway
Koocharem
Asa Topham
Paragosah
Buslnen
Neille M. Clark
Mmne
Mary de Winter
Canada
Messrs
Jos. B. Dalton
John #. Bayles
Paroway Auto Co
Oneland Electro
Summit
Eisai
Sheri € Ap
Echool Board
Acrestran O
Wall
Earl Bennett
Ara
Loin Fom
Oregon
Albert Ogden
Mayy Jengen
Delta’@ peng
Mra. Ambrose Guy
Calfornia
Arthur Hobingon
Hin
Ire
Dick Deol
Springdale
Mur
Deam B. Lyman
Myrtle Skougard Cama
Howe
Rom
Erlend
Marlon Whitney
Tata Towa
Helen Wane Golgius
Sonal Viale
F. Vi. Svana
Apdad
John L.,lowder Jr
Stateline
Lowder
Stateling
White’ Joh
T'S
Fred Tedquiat
Arex
Edquiat
Jon R. Morensen
Lamond McQuarrie
Salt Lake Xty
Mra. McQuarrie
John H. Guer
Mra. Nella Docker
Hero
Dougtan Miller
Tuetma Ward Gibson
Trova
Bull Lake
Jovorutue W
Norra Uu
Aire
Jlovale
Ramsoy
von Lamar
Bingham
Mra. Ramsy
Vandyne
Beth
Helen
Dich Tame
Pack
Match
Philip Hetch
Mya
Tophnot
Mer
Hatch
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