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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1958
Page
4
Nancy Haven presents a cheese cake pie recipe of the month from the Cheese Festival. The card describes making a crumb crust with breadcrumbs sugar almonds butter and ground almonds. Bake at 238 F for 80 minutes then top with sour cream and meringue rosettes. Send for Just Desserts for a 32 page guide on meringue making.
Kesler Powell of the Provo Social Security office explains a widow with three children can remarry without losing the children’s benefits from her deceased husband’s account. Her own widow benefits would end on remarriage, but children’s payments depend on their father’s earnings and age, with schedules showing $150.40 family total and amounts for each child as they age. A social security representative will visit Cedar City on July 15 at the Utah State Employment Office from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Getta M. Orton attests as notary public with James A. Mercer W Scott Mitchell and E Ray Lyman as directors. Seth H. Young, Utah bank commissioner, certifies the copied statement of the bank filed July 7 1958, detailing capital accounts liabilities and common stock par value.
Cedar City reports Curly Top disease spreading in Utah tomato plantings via the beet leafhopper. The virus, carried by insects, damages seedlings and older plants but cannot be cured once infected. Covering young plants and resistant varieties like Moscow and Lorin Blood offer some protection, breeders work on solutions.
The group met at Marilyn Bryentse sewing paramas unity service chairman and Norman Robinson reported. Leaders are Eleanor Johnson and Raymond Lowe. Next meeting set for July 10 at Clinton Bentley’s home.
July broadcasts will cover home electrical safety and farm equipment hazards. Topics include preventing fires and accidents at home and on the farm, with experts discussing safe practices and wires and devices to avoid. Programs run Thursday and Friday at 12 18 p.m. and include safety segments tied to farming and household setup. Sponsored by Dennett Corporation during July on KSL.
The article warns that false chinch bugs have built up to high populations across Utah farms and nearby areas. They thrive in weedy zones and even invade residences, entering homes through cracks and crevices. For control in weedy areas, spray with one quart of 57 percent Malathion per 50 gallons of water.
Notice announces a stockholders meeting of Silica Land Company on July 18 1958 at 8 30 p m in the court room of the Iron County Court House Parowan Utah. The meeting agenda includes standard corporate matters and governance items. Participants are urged to attend as per the notice requirements.
A letter argues time and money invested by a group to provide a safe place for children. It urges cooperation from residents and warns that further vandalism will be punished by law. The writer threatens to publish names of boys causing damage if parents do not act.
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