Adams Tells Of Road Improvement Program
Adams outlines a Parowa and Summit area road improvement plan discussed at the Exchange Club luncheon led by commissioner HL Lams and Forest Supervisor Blane Bettenson. A new loop would link Summit canyon Dry Lakes Bear Flat and Cedar Breaks with a route starting in Summit Canyon and crossing forest land needing about 500 600 dollars to complete. Bettenson sees potential funding this year and survey work starting soon to choose a feasible route with a committee from the club, Forest, and County.
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Parowa
Summit
Bear Flat
Forest Landa
Beltenson
Adams
Club
Summit Canyon Bear Flat
Parowan Main Canyon
Dry Lakes
Bettenson
Forest and
Jess Guymon
Ray H. Adams
BR. L. Fenton
Dixie Division
Dixie National Forest
the Times
Gur and Ted Club
CCC Stub Camp to Be Discontinued This Week
Forest Supervisor Blaine Detlen announced the Parowan Exchange Club Huncheon sale and the CCC stub camp at City race track property will be discontinued due to lack of personnel. He warned defense work has reduced enrollments. a small crew might be stationed for winter if a camp is reassigned, and overflow camps from Modena Hurricane and Vega will close until more men enroll.
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Blaine Detlen
Parowan Exchange Club
CCC
Fis
Ares
Modena
Hurricane
Vega
Parowan Legion District Commander Elected at Vermilion Castle
T A Topham of Paragonah elected District Commander for the Southern District at the annual Legion convention in Vermilion Castle Forest Camp. Ken Barton of Beaver chosen as district vice commander. Auxiliary officers include Mrs Marie Moody Delta president and Mrs Kate Allen Hurricane chaplain. About 187 Legion and Auxiliary members attended the events and banquet. Mr and Mrs George Bruner of Los Angeles and Frank Rasmussen visiting from LA plan to stay several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Topham
Parowan Post No. 20
American Legion
Paraganan
Vermilion Castle Forest
Ken Barton
Beaver
Tim.topham
Henry Pickett
Saint George
Legion Auxiliary
Marie Moody
Delta
Elaine Bettenson
Cedar City
Gladys Oakden
Paragonah
Kate Allen
Clemm 5. Schramm
Salt Lake City
Art Horseley
Ora Bundy
Ogden
Lexia Olsen
Legion
Auxiliary
Legion and Antliary
George Bruner
Los Angeles
Frank Rasmussen
John T. Rasmussen
Mr. Bruner
Street Closing Sparks Ex Club Discussion in Parowan
At a regular Parowsa Exchange club meeting in Fun ton's, debate centered on closing Second North Street to allow the school district to build a standard quarter mile track on purchased property. School board President James C. Robinson and Principal L. B. Bennett spoke for the district, while residents S. J. Ward and Wm. Marsden opposed.
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Parowsa Exchange’ Club
Funton's
Second North Street
James C. Robinson
L. B. Bennett
Parowan High School
S. J. Ward
Wim. Marsden
Robinson
Grazie
Fiat
Wm. Marsden
H. L. Dams
L. “Bennett
Ivan Decker
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Mushc .X Spense
Iron County School Board approves 1841 42 budget and new hires
The Iron County School Board approved the fiscal year 1841 42 budget with a 10 mill operating levy and a 4 mill debt service levy. Four new Cedar City teachers were approved: Mahonri Bishop Logan industrial arts Ruby G Eames Preston 2nd grade Wesley Christensen Nichfield 6th grade and Leland Lansoreaux Paragonah now St George music and English. Parow sa hires Beth Yerry Hyrum home economics Louis Woven Too ole racial science Robert Platt janitors for New Castle and Modena appointments followed. To bridge funds until tax money arrives the district will borrow from Banks of Southern Utah at 2 percent, an estimated saving of 200 to 300.
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Iron County School Board
Cedar City
Mahonri
Logan
Ruby G. Eames
Preston
Idaho
Wesley Christensen
Nichfield
Leland Lansoreaux
Paragonah
St. George
Parowsa
Beth ‘Yerry
Hyrum
Utah
Louis Wowen
Modena
Southern Utah
Snon County
July 1 Registration Falls Short Across Utah
The July 1 selective service registration underperformed statewide with fewer than 3500 boys signing up. Iron County logged 56 registrants, about half of expectations. Parowan counted five, including two from Paragoneh and three from Parowar. Cedar City office registered 51 names, notably Marvin Halterman, Boyd Orlan, Howard Decker, Thomas Abbott, and Bob Lamoreaux from Paragonah.
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Utan
Iron County
Parowan
Paragoneh
Parowar
Cedar City
Marvin Halterman
Boyd Orlan
Howard Decker
Thomas Abbott
Bob Lamoreaux
Paragonah
Clifford Mortensen Gets Draft Deferment
Clifford Mortensen the first man on the local call list for the July 4 selective service quota has received a blanket deferment from the Selective Service Board. The deferment applies to men who were 28 or older by July 1, 1941, and telegrams notifying the Cedar local board arrived Tuesday night. Ten county men are slated to depart July 8 with Max Sargent Dalley and Darrell C. Ronneau listed, Dan Rolla on as first alternate. Nearby visitors included Mrs Harriet Hicks and Mrs Aston Werner and their Las Vegas relatives.
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Clifford Mortensen
Tron
Selective Service Board
Cedar City
Max Sargent Dalley l
Darrell C. Ronneau
Dan Rolla
Five people apply for naturalization in Fifth Judicial District
Five residents from Iron and Washington counties and Beaver County filed naturalization applications with the Fifth Judicial Court clerk on Wednesday. M F Lence of the U S Immigration and Naturalization Service said the group includes Mary J de Winter and Bertha Agnes da Winter Matheson of Parowan, Necia Mullett Evelyn Mary Frost McLeese Henry Wesley McEwen of Cedar City, Sebastian Auering and Elizabeth Bulloch Thorley of Washington County, and Hester Alice Neil Harris of Beaver. Parowan is one of two places in the district where applicants may file. Beaver, Tron and Washington county applicants will be processed at the office here.
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Tron County
Washington County
Beaver County
United States
Fifth Judicial Court
M. F. Lence
U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service
Salt Lake City
Iron County
Parowan
Mary J. de Winter
Bertha Agnes da Winter
Miller Named Race Meet Chairman
Parowan City Council named R. Taylor Miller to succeed Charles Timmons as general chairman of this year’s race meet committee. The meet is scheduled for August 8 and 9. Timmons resigned as City marshal two weeks ago, no changes to subcommittees were planned, and $250 was appropriated to build new stables. The first committee meeting will be Monday at 2 o’clock in City offices to nominate expenditures and finalize plans.
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R. Taylor Miller
Parowan
Charles Timmons
Tech
Timmons
Miller
Nem
Rowleys Announce Daughter's Marriage
Mr and Mrs Thomas H Rowley of Parowan announce the marriage of their daughter Earth to Mr Chester Batts of Cedar City. The ceremony occurred at the bride's parents home last Friday in the presence of immediate family and a few friends with County Clerk W Clair Rowley officiating. The bride, a Parowan High School graduate, is a well known young lady. the groom is the son of Mr John Batts of Cedar City. The couple will reside in Cedar City.
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Thomas H. Rowley
Parowan
Earth
Chester Batts
Cedar City
W. Clair Rowley
Parowan High School
John Batts
Garner Made President of Utah Vocational Teachers
At the Utah Vocational Agricultural Teachers conference held at Utah State Agricultural College in Logan Ray Garner was elected president for the coming year. Other officers named include A. E. Jacobson of Springville and Horgen Gunari, the new Vocational Agriculture teacher at Cedar City High School. Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Johnson of Salt Lake City are visiting with the Harley W. Dalton family.
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Utah Vocational Agricultural Teachers
Utah State Agricultural College
Logan
Ray 2
Garner
Garmer
Utah
Raysere A. E. Jacobsoh
Springville
Horgen Gunai
Vocal Monat ‘Agriculture
Cedar City
Mrs
Delbert Johnson
Salt Lake City
Mrs. Johnson
Harley W. Dalton
City Dads Say No To Street Closing
Tara wan City Council unanimously rejected closing north street to allow a school athletic field and track. The council offered sidewalks as ground instead. Ancil J. Adams was named city marshal after interviews with five applicants. Pipe and hose upgrades were approved to remedy water and fire safety issues, with funds from the State License Plate raid to be applied for. The WPA project and local visits by new residents were noted with no further action.
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Tarawan
Beant
Charles Timmons
D. A. Matheson
Six Mile
Swaler
Five Mile
American-La France Company
CCC
Joseph
Walter €. Mitchell
S A Halterman
Ray H. Adams
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Game Commission
R. L. Fenton
Vermilion Castle
Austin Halterm
Maywood
California
Austin
R. L. Halterman
Betsy Haycock
James
Philadelphia
U. of U
The
Hercules Powder Company
Wilmington
Delaware
School Board
Harriet Hicks
Aston Werner
Las Vegas, Nevada
Hans
A. Thornton
Joseph Bettridge
Las Vegas
Nevada
Matiidal Heliridge
Rowleys
Utah Vocational Teachers
Dell Bennett
Thheir
Prinville
Oregon
Thomas Bennett
Roy Hyatt
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