Iron County School Budget Shows 1932 33 Costs
Iron County schools report 1932 33 operating costs 96 604 10 and total budget 144 594 65 with per capita figures and a 24 cent cut from 1930 31. The discussion notes prior cuts, salary reductions, and that per capita costs have fallen about 5 15 while total costs drop 19 83 since ten years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. J. Barlow
Iron County
Cedar City
Iran County
Utah
Cache County
Kano
Sevier
South Sanpete
Washington
Aost
State and Local Political Landscape Shaping in Utah
As national tickets lock in Roosevelt against Hoover and Curtis against Garner, Utah eyes fall elections. Competition for Governor, Secretary of State, Attorney General, and other top posts emerges among Democrats and Republicans. Names like Neslen Blood Wallace Joseph Seegmilier Lowe Gardner Ferry Collister Cox Larson appear with speculation on re‑nomination and new candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankln D. Roosevelt
Herbert C. Hoover
Charles Curtis
John N. Garner
Ftor
George H. Dern
Milton H. Wvellting
George D. Parker
Ivor Ajax
A. i. Guristensen
C. N. Jensen
Clarence Neslen
Salt Lake City
Henry H. Blood
State Road Commission
W. R. Wallace
Harry S. Joseph
W. W. Seegmilier
War
J. Lowe
Republican Party
Gus. P. Backman
Salt Lake
Jailed for Violating Prohibition Statutes in City Jail
Warren Alger and Don Clark each serve fifty days in the city jail after multiple warnings to steer clear of drunken conduct during the Fourth of July celebration. Several juveniles, including Bob Webb Ivan Thurston Max Cosslett Alif Davis, were paroled by Judge Huntsman with fines and suspended jail time under probation. Mrs. Berta Hirtan and her two children returned to Panguitch after a monthlong visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Alger
Don Clark
Cedar City
Justice Parcells City Court
Bob Webb
Ivan Thurston
Max Cosslett
Alif
Budget analysis shows gradual economy adjustment
A close reading of the present budget compared with recent and distant past expenses suggests a genuine effort toward economical adjustment. The tone indicates careful scrutiny and an emphasis on trimming costs for fiscal discipline.
Many Former Residents Visiting Here at Present
A local column notes a large number of former residents visiting the town, some staying permanently and others temporarily for work. The piece expresses happiness at their return and hopes they continue to regard Parg wan as home. It also reminds Mrs. Jennie Clark's Relief Society choir from both wards of Tuesday rehearsals and urges attendance to avoid disbandment.
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Iron County
Cedar
Karowan
Newa Coluimns
Pargwan
Jennie Clark
Relief Society
Republicans Set Date For Judicial Convention
The Republican party of the Fifth Judicial District will hold a judicial convention in Beaver on Saturday afternoon August 23 to nominate a Judge and District Attorney. Incumbents LeRoy H. Cox and A L Larson are likely to be reappointed, with possible opposition to the district attorney. Democrats have not announced a date. potential contenders include Tickett, Matheson, Murdock, Cline, Giles, and Stoyt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver
Republican Party
Fifth Judicial District
Washington
Iron, Heaver
Millare
Juab
LeRoy H. Cox
A. L. Larson
Albert E. Miller
St. George
Cox
Republic
Ellis J. Tickett
Scott
Matheson
Cedar City
Abe Murdock
Beater
Sam Cline
Alilford
Grover A. Giles
Fillmore
Will Sfoyt
Nephi
Lue
Legion Auxiliary Meeting Called for Monday Night
Mrs Ulai Howley vice president for the local American Legion Auxiliary announces a meeting set for Monday evening July 11 at 8 oclock in the Rohe room Important matters will be considered and members urged to attend to revive the organization
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Ulai Howley
The
American Legion Auxiliary
Two-Stake Outing Considered for Combined Celebration
Stake officers of the M I A mull a proposal to join with Kanab stake for a twenty fourth celebration at Duce Creek. The plan would pair Fathers and Sons with Mothers and Daughters outings and Kane county will celebrate at a mountain resort. Further details to be announced soon.
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Kanab
Kane County
M. L
Sewing Sallies 4-1 Club Plans Visit After Stocking Project
The Sewing Sallies 4-1 Club met yesterday afternoon to darn stockings. They partly planned a trip to the capiton and will meet Sunday afternoon at 3:39 to complete cheese plates. Claudia Perdietou, Reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claudia Pendleton
Capyon
Claudia Perdietou
Sentiment Divided On County Fair Matter
Parowan and Cedar City chamber committees debate county fair plans. Parowan faults timing and costs, while Cedar City urges a lean yet useful fair to boost agriculture and industry. A fall county-wide option is possible if others join, with an early decision expected. Attendees include Wilford Day Arthur Joseph TP Clark L E B Tuekler D L Sargent Arthur Fife and Charles Esplin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parowan
Chamber of Commerce
Cedar City
Cedar City Chamber
Wilford Day
Arthur Joseph
TP. A. Clark
The
Parowan Club
L. E B. Tuekler
D. L. Sargent
Arthur Fife
Charles Esplin
Cedar Group
FPT Sewing Club Organized In 4 H
A 4 H sewing club named F E P was organized July 6 under May Burt and Elva Green. Officers include Audrey Miller president Georgia Aikkelson vice president Kathleen Benson secretary Maude Mortensen reporter Laura Stubba song and cheer leader. Members listed: Mary Harris May Trimmer Mauriny Adams Lindile Evans. First meeting at May Burt home. next at Elva Green's today.
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May Burt
Elva Green
Audrey Miller
Georgia Aikkelson
Kathleen Benson
See & Ireaa
Maude Mortensen
Laura Stubba
Mary Harris
May Trimmer
Mauriny Adams
Lindile Evans
F.E.P
Pheasants Released In Southern Utah Area
About fifty Chinese pheasants from the State hatchery at Springville were released in the alley between the North and West fields by George Cox deputy state fish and game commissioner. Leftover birds were released further west in the valley.
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Springville
George Cox
Cedar City Couple Planned for Marriage License
The Cedar City clerk’s office issued a marriage license during the week for Arthur Warren Wright 21 and Viana Ashdown 18 both of Cedar City. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Ashdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Warren Wright
Cedar City
Viana Ashdown
Fred Ashdown
Local visitors and holiday travelers spend Fourth of July
Mr Hyrum B Robinson of Paragonah and his daughters Mrs Leigh Wade and Mrs Wallace Osborne were here shopping last week. Mr W W Gave from Salt Lake City visited for the Fourth of July and will take his family back. They have been visiting for two weeks. Miss Phy Hig Mortensen returning from a stay in Bingham accompanied him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyrum B. Robinson
Paragonah
Leigh Wade
Wallace Osborne
W. W. Gave
Salt Lake City
Phy- Hig Mortensen
Bingham
Quiet Independence Day Observed in Parowan
Quiet Independence Day marked Parowan with a subdued celebration. A dawn band salute from Paragonaha and Summit opened the day, a morning concert by the band followed by races and a kiddies dance. No Star and Stripes decorations or public demonstrations. a six o'clock concert and canyon pavilion dance closed the observance.
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Paragonaha
Summit
Starand Stripes
Canyon
Associated Civic Clubs Plan Fete At Fish Lake
Southern Utah civic groups announce a two day reunion at Fish Lake on July 16 and 17 starting 2 PM each day. Notables invited include state officials and the Salt Lake Chamber of Commerce secretary. A banquet, dance, and a guided tour are planned with responses requested by July 9.
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Fish Lake
Associated Civic Clubs
Southern Utah
Chamber of Commerce
Salt Lake Chamber of Commerce
Hezie
P. L. Hulman
City Considers Water System Upgrades If Funds Are Found
Tarowan City may improve its water system by replacing defective mains with iron pipes and building a storage reservoir. State official Pickle supports improvements and arranging 3 percent funding if legislation allows. Council weighs funding and aims to relieve long delinquent water bills by enforcing the ordinance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarowan City
Pickle
State Board of Wealth
Maine
Parowan East Ward Plans Reorganized Choir
The Parowan East Ward resumes an organized choir with L. J. Adams directing. The first rehearsal was held last night and weekly practices are planned. Former members are urged to return with new singers invited. The move has met broad support among churchgoers. Mrs. Clara Bentley Kuell has cared for her ill mother, Mrs. Laure Bentley, while home from Pinto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parowan East Ward
J. Adams
Clara Bentley Kuell
Pinto
Laure Bentley
East Ward Relief to Hold Monthly Work Meeting
The East Ward Relief Society will hold its regular monthly work meeting Wednesday afternoon at the usual hour. Officers urge that all members be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Ward Relief
East Ward Relief Society
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Frederick C. Loosborough
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Lana
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Legion Auxiliary
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FPT Sewing Club
Aly
Texas Company
Leonard Green
Aot
Green Chevrolet Co
Dante
Meiling
Lyman
Council
Coolidge
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