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Newspaper

Parowan Times

Location

Parowan, Utah, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1936

Page

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City Council Weighs 30 Hour Week Waiver At July Meet

Regular Sta meeting of Parowan City Council discussed waiving the 30 hour week rule on PWA projects. Contractors including Chas Synge faced compliance concerns risking grant funds if approvals were not secured. Mayor and attorney to contact PWA Utah engineer R A Hart before further action. Mrs. Ethel Levy offered to settle $298.72 for city property. proposal to pay $200 down and arrange an agreement. 4th of July expenses slightly exceeded the $26 appropriation but covered by holdovers for future years. Eugene Dalton sought repayment for barn proceeds. council agreed to apply funds to water and tax accounts and pursue note collection.

Sta Tusstay PWA Unt Chas Synge Parowan Ttp Garner Ethel Levy Tan Een Tanta Levy David Richards Michards Che

Tron County Children Attend Summer Health Camp

Four iron County children were taken to a summer health camp in Cottonwood Canyon near Salt Lake City for TB testing. The group includes three from Parowan and one from Cedar City, escorted by Milas LaPyaal Tarnsom. The stay is planned for one week with other local families in attendance.

Iron County Eiz Cottonwood Canyon Salt Lake City Dhewe Cedar City Clifton Taylor Bart Store Jensen Noerman E. J. Lowe

Scouts Camp at Navajo Lake With Regional Delegations

Twenty four local Boy Scouts join the Southern Parka Council camp at Navajo Lake this week. Scouts from Leaver Cedar Breaks Zion Park Kabab Garfield and Moapa Valley districts participate under East Ward leader John 3 Dalton and West Ward leader John Page. Forest Supervisor A. 12 Standing oversees staff with Dizle National Forest Service support and ranger instructors. Executive A. A. Anderson and handyman Pete Jensez attend to aid course instruction as ward leaders plan daily scouting activities and nature subjects.

National Parka Council Navajo Lake Leaver Cedar Breaks Zion Park Kabab Garfield Moapa Valley Heather Lake Alll John 3. Dalton John Page Dizle

July 4th Observed Quietly In Parowan

The Fourth of July passed quietly in Parowan with a planned program carried out. A long salute woke the town, the band rode on trucks and played across sections until late morning. A parade with many groups followed despite late start, featuring floats from West Ward Sunday School and others winning best entry prizes. Afternoon games near the library entertained all ages, plus an exhibition by the Stake Primary Board. Evening races at a new town track and dances capped the day, drawing a wide crowd.

Parowan Wities West Ward Sunday School Peace Legion Auxiliary Flanders Field Stake Primary Lbrary

West Ward Relief Society to Hold Regular Meeting

Officers announce that the West Ward Relief Society regular work and business meeting will be held next Tuesday afternoon in the relief room. All teachers urged to attend with important business to discuss. Singer Mothers to practice for the convention. Principal Glenn I Snow of Parowutigh School from Vinevalley visited Monday on business matters.

West Ward Relief Society Relef Glenn I Snow Parowutigh School Vinevalley Show Pinevalley

Parowan Valley Storms Bring Rain and Damage

Parowan Valley and surrounding sections report strong storms this week with 1.34 inches in four days, mostly in the mountains. Hail damaged crops, roads and bridges washed out, and Cedar City also faced mud and basement flooding, though overall the storms improve farmers’ outlook after a dry spell.

Thia Parawan St Fa Cedar Ciy

Graduating Exercises for East Ward Guide Glass

The East Ward Primary Association will graduate the guide Elisa next Sunday afternoon in connection with the Sacrament meeting. A good program is planned and all are invited. Graduates include Garry Bentley, Victor Matheson, Lewis Genson, Jack Dalton, Kent Ward, Norman Mortensen, Jim Whitney, and Robert Rowley, with Bertha Curton as guide guardian handling program arrangements.

Elisa East Wari Cliss Garry Bentley Victor Matheson Lewis Genson Jack Dalton Kent Ward Norman Mortensen Jim Whitney Robert Rowley 3Ira Berta Curton Shad

Rambouillet Sheep Breeders Meet Sets Dates for Show

The Southern Ural Rambouillet Sheep Breeders Association plans a Saturday meeting at 8:30 p.m. in the library auditorium to set the dates for the annual Rambouillet Show this fall and to name committees to organize the event.

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Fish Planted in Yankee Reservoir

The Fish and Game Department released 5000 to 7000 legal size fish into Yankee Reservoir as the local chub population had not decided where to place them. The reservoir is expected to be closed for the rest of the fishing season by order of Game Commissioner Newell. Eloise Jenners, daughter of Dr and Mrs Jenners of Los Angeles, is visiting here with relatives.

Fish and Game Department Yankee Newell ‘N. Cook Eloise Jenners Little Daugheter Dr. Dod O. HM Jenhess Los Angeles Sprite Jenbie

Day Pleased With His Rambouillet Sale in Ozona Texas

Wilford Day expresses satisfaction with his Rambouillet entries at the Ozona Texas ram sale held July 2 4. About eight hundred head from California Montana Utah and Texas were entered with range rams selling 20 to 130 dollars a head and studs 150 to 425. Day’s top offerings reached 410 and 325 while a local Ozona bid hit 425. His pens outperformed rivals, underscoring the strength of his flock built over years. Day traveled eleven hundred miles with E Rey Lyman to deliver the sheep.

Ozona Texas Wilford Day Utah Madsen Candland Hansen Day Bay Tis Fin Pena Ile Mr. Day E. Rey Lyman Accon

Pendleton Leads Summer Industrial Arts Projects

Pendleton conducts industrial art projects this summer through the state department of education and Iron County school district. John H. Pendleton oversees. Projects follow the Smith Hughes Agricultural program model with student and parent participation. Open to high school students and others. inquire with Pendleton for details.

Etate Department of Education Iron County School District John H. Pendleton Smith-Hughes Agricultural Pendleton

Cleaning and Tressing Demonstration July 18

Mrs Melluda Adams of West Ward Bettot Society announces cleaning and pressing demonstrations to be held Saturday July 18 in Relief rooms. East Ward at 10 00 AM West Ward at 2 00 PM attendees may bring clothing for a small cleaning charge. Miss LaPreal Barnson leaves for Salt Lake City for a three month welfare course. Miss Marion Halil will care for her duties in Tron County.

Mra Melluda Adams West Ward Bettot Society Parowaty Misr Bien Agren East Ward LaPreal Barnson Younly Welfare Salt Lake City Marlon Halil Tron County

CANMENG CENTERS TO START CANNING OPERATIONS

Nellie Clark, County Supervisor of PWA women's projects, announced that canalog cert centers in the county will begin operations around July 20. Appointments require prep lists and bring personal canning gear. workers must be present with produce and help with center cleanup.

Mra Nellie Clark PWA Women's Projects Canalog Tonle Miteneil Parowan Gertrude Barton Parsxonahy Ella Lawrence Summit Alice BE Lubt Cedar City Martha Wiliams Kanarra

Next Week Designated As Railroad Week

Acting Mayor Hay D. Garner issues a proclamation naming July 13 to 18 as Railroad Week in Parowan. The notice praises the Union Pacific and Western Railroad cooperation, noting benefits to local growth, taxes, employment, and prosperity, and urges citizens to observe the event.

Garner Hay D. Garner Bir. Garner Hatch Union Pacific Railroad Company Thay Western Railroads America Ray D. Garner Tro Tem Parowan

District Court Filings Show Divorce and Foreclosure Actions

Two week district court filings include Lela Miter versus Raymond Boller for divorce with alimony and relief sought. Bank Commissioner Eaton of Utah oversees liquidation of Iron County Bank against L J Heap and George A Lowe on a $600 note with interest and $60 attorney fees. Intermountain Building and Lawn Cove Ed. C. Sumner et al seek judgment on a $3,073.71 note and mortgage with interest and $250 attorney fees. Joseph Herbert Hollander et ux versus Joseph WW Webster et al on a $683.20 note with interest and $10,000 attorney fees.

Lela M. Miter Raymond Boller Parowan Rulon F. Marley Utah Eaak Iron County L. J Joseph WW Webster Jenstz

Tax collections boost state surplus amid rising sales taxes

State Tax Commission reports total collections of 8,202,773 for the year ending June 30, up from 7,709,727 last year, a 20 percent increase. Sales taxes near 3,000,000 with significant gains in corporate and individual franchise taxes. Gasoline and other levies rise, supporting relief funds and potential reduction in state levies for schools and general funds.

Ish State Tax Commission Eret

Marriage Licenses Issued In Past Weeks County Clerk Lists

The county clerk recently issued marriage licenses to several couples including John Bate 48 of Las Vegas and Mary Hansen 25 of Las Vegas. Lester Hallman 28 and Ida Dodge 19 Cedar City. Ned Allred 23 Las Vegas and Loleta Worthen 21 Cedar. David Hardy 23 Mineral, Téa Randall 19 Enterprise. James Robb 21 Paragonah and Mary Lamorcane 18 Paragonah. Others noted include Ella Taylor visiting from Los Angeles with her son Donald, and Mr and Mrs Charles Rliehs with ten daughters visiting Saleb HI area. Donald will work at Firestone Tire and Rubber Co in Los Angeles soon. families enjoyed a Five-mile Forest Camps outing. A reported incident notes Vic Weeker was struck by a machine during a storm but uninjured beyond a stun.

John W. Bate Las Vegas Mary Hansen Las Veena Lester Henry Hallman Ida Sarah Dodge Cedar Ci Ned Martin Allred Las Vere Ning Loleta Worthen Cedar David HR. Hardy Mineralitie Téa Randall Enterprise James Samual Robb Paragonah Mary Hulda Lamorcane Ella Taylor Donald Los Angeles Charles Rlehs Salebi Richa A. Matheson Evenlig Vera Richards

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