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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1936
Page
8
Cedar City prepares a full day of events including an early morning band concert public meeting at 10:80 Gustave C Larson to speak. Afternoon sports and an exciting evening of fights and dancing planned. City finances praised with reduced debt and new infrastructure noted while parking reform and a cheap pool swim program benefit residents.
Mr and Mrs Donald Lund visit Donalds parents and plan Monterey California home as he serves in the cavalry. Miss Mary Lamoreaux returns home after appendicitis operation. Maris Baldwin daughter of Bernard Baldwin is quarantined with scarlet fever. Mr Sohn Dalton returns from Idaho shearing. Mrs FV Evans returns from Cedar City after visiting daughter Mia Thelma Clark and family.
State of Utah notice lists an estray gray work horse with brand 7M COM BINED, taken up July 27 in Parowan City Precinct. Poundkeeper Harrell Dalton schedules public auction to sell to highest bidder July 9, 1926 at 2:00 AM at the corral on 2nd North and 2nd East streets. Eddie Whitney returns home from Salt Lake City assignment.
County Agent Lamont and Agriculture Inspector Davies visited town Thursday after noon. Mrs. Halterman left for Salt Lake City for a week with her boat. CCC workers Miller Hyatt and others were in town early week. Lynn Lowe visited Bryce Canyon CCC Camp Sunday. Enlala Orton’s sons had tonsils removed in Salt Lake City. Alpine Thornton came from Las Vegas and drove with Merrill Masmus to Salt Lake City to meet Thornton’s father. Josephine Dalton visits in Salt Lake City. Mrs. Ethel Levy and daughter Helen Mary came from California for a visit. Shelby Bentley lies in Cedar City where he works at El Escalante. Lee Rowley returned for a short town visit. Orwins from Provo came with Ida Paxton to Parowan, then returned home. Edward Matheson building in Beaver. Harriett Matheson doing city meter readings. Mrs Ward asks to mail paper to Rei Lodge, Montana for the summer. Minnie Burton traveled to Salt Lake for Redd family reunion and business.
Economic report notes railcar demand outpacing previous years with steel benefiting from purchases and a surge in residential and nonresidential construction activity. Textile sales rise as orders exceed production, while mail order and chain retailers post strong May gains. Veterans’ bonuses and bond cashouts fuel broad consumer spending. Industrial news and local moves include the Clarks relocating to Cedar City after working with the Southern Utah Power Co.
George H. Harrison president of the Press Association praised the CCC program and its impact on enrollees. He lauded Roosevelt inspired reforms and spoke of the transformation seen among boys in Company 2910 under Captain George Moore. Guests praised the Duck Creek camp dinner and the camp’s efficient leadership as plans for a return tour were discussed.
Miss Fern Walch, a friend of Mr. Neil Benson, visited there for a few days during the week with members of Neil's family.
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