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Newspaper

Parowan Times

Location

Parowan, Utah, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1935

Page

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City water system project to start July 18

Work on Para Wan City's water system improvement is slated to begin next Thursday July 18 according to Kirge M Decker state expeditor of TL W A and an inspector has been ordered to be present. The project has faced delays for nearly two years but is now expected to commence with contractors Smith Ferguson and Sona involved in the labor and trenching work.

Para- Wan Kirge M. Decker TL W. A Ferguson and Sona Smith Salt Lake City Ogden Fo Elty

Canyon road work awaits bridge completion

Parowan canyon road work, delayed after the Fourth of July, waits for the bridge completion and cost determination. District Road Engineer's office says the bridge may finish in ten days, delaying allocation of remaining funds. Meanwhile two bridges at the mouth of the Second Left-hand canyon began construction earlier this week by the County.

Parowan Canyon District Road Reaoon Road Commission

Ford Exhibits Draw San Diego Fair Visitors

Henry Ford’s exhibit at the San Diego Pacific International Exposition attracts fall visitors who expect record attendance. Reported highlights include Talboa Park’s tropical setting and a grand Ford display featuring the Modern electric motor car history, the Ford Music Bowl, and a replica of historic Pacific highways.

Henry Ford Chicago San Diego California Intermountain Callifornia Idaho Utah Nevada Montana Wyoming Intermountain West Talboa Park

Harold Mitchell to Return Home from Tucson Summer School

Harold Mitchell, attending a summer school program in Tucson, is expected to return home at the start of next week after completing studies and activities there.

Harold Mitchell Tucson

Farmers Can Borrow to Purchase Farms

The Farm Credit Act of 1935 allows the Land Bank Commissioner to issue first and second mortgage loans to farmers to finance farm purchases. Previously loans were only for refinancing debts, providing working capital, or repurchasing foreclosed farms. The lending window is extended to 1940.

Farm Credit Act Land Bank

Marriage Licenses Filed In County Clerk Office

Pro cured licenses issued this week to Raymond Simkins 23 Summit and Mae Evans 20 Sarowan James Bertrand Bingham 21 Salt Lake City Alfen Tamson Edwards 19 Parafonah Glenn B Orion 30 Parowan Iris Cottam 20 St George Alex H Sargent 61 Panguitch and Ethel K Williams 61 Salt Lake City.

Raymond Simkins Summit Mae Evans Sarowan James Bertrand Bingham Salt Lake Citys Alfen Tamson Edwards Parafonah Glenn BG Orion Parowan Iris Cottam St. George Alex H. Sargent Pangultch Ethel K. Willams Salt Lake

Education Opportunities For CCC Men At Duck Creek Camp

The 961 Civilian Conservation Corps unit at Duck Creek expands education with classes in Chemistry, English, Photography, Radio, Journalism, Forestry, Mineralogy, Personal Hygiene. A glee club, orchestra, and dramatics are forming under Capt. Hansen and staff. Camp moves within the canyon, new water line, two buildings completed, rest in tents. A contest selects the camp paper new name with a two dollar prize, judges include Capt. Hansen. Baseball resumes against CCC Co at Bryce Canyon on July 26 at 3 PM.

Times Conseration Corps Duck Creek Splendid Glee Club Hansen Mields Hearst Mace Mace, Mr. Moore Davis Beingun Capt. Hansen Talton Janse St. George CCC Co Bryce Canyon Jliamond

Four Boys Fined for Holiday Disturbances

Four boys pled guilty in Justice Parcells court on Saturday night for holiday disturbances. Collins Douwglas Bentley Keith Stubbs Reed Leigh and Merrill Mickelson were fined amounts ranging from five to ten dollars.

Justice Parcells Court Douwglas Bentley Keith Stubbs Reed Leigh Merrill Mickelson

Renewal of unemployment applications via Parowan Drug Store

Men seeking to renew their unemployment office applications in Cedar City may register at Parowan Drug Store by leaving their names and addresses. The drug store staff will forward the names to the office twice weekly, avoiding a trip to Cedar City.

Cedar City Parowan Drug Store Cedar C Ty

Mr Seymour McAlister Family Visit From Ogden

Mr Seymour McAlister and wife with their son stayed in town for several days this week visiting Mrs McAllister's sisters Nellie Clark and Metita Fenton and other relatives. Mr McAllister, formerly a resident and teacher here, now works as a railway mail clerk in Ogden, where he has been employed for six years.

Seymour McAlistey Ogden McAlllister Nellie M. Clark Metita Fenton McAllister

City Council Outlines Relief Projects For New Deal Era

At a special meeting the City council listed relief projects under the new government program. Plans include a recreation park east of town, water pipe replacement in the canyon, hospital work, water conservation, a retreat center, street and flood control improvements, and electric distribution upgrades. State reps will visit Saturday to explain the setup, with employment distribution via Re-employment office for PWA projects.

Toune Theity Council Gét Thurssday State Office Claude Edwards PWA Edwards Parowan Cedar City Fenton Cedar

New Plan Expands Assistant County Agents in Utah

The Rural Rehabilitation and Resettlement program opens offices in Salt Lake City and at Utah State Agricultural College to appoint assistant agricultural agents in most Utah counties. District home demonstration aides will aid homemakers. Walter Packard announced the plan, under Dr. Tugwell, with Q. Stott directing in cooperation with the state extension service. The district will inventory rural needs and implement land and water resource programs. Work depends on community needs and surveys.

Federal Rehabilitation Corporation Salt Lake City Utah State Agricultural College Utah Walter FE. Packard Resettlement Administration Sexford G. Tugwell Q. Stott USAC State College Packard William Peterson

Band Concert Program Includes Classicals and Medleys

A concert program lists pieces such as The Show Boy by Will Sluft Spectator Overture by Joseph John Moonbeams Serenade by J J Richards The Lost Chord by Sullivan Dvorak Symphony Largo From the New World Dvorak The Lone of Songs Maya Saxophone Quartette National Emblem by E F Tarley The Star Spangled Banner by J Smith detailing a varied lineup for a band performance.

Arthur Sullivan Doin the Largo Symphony New World Anton Dvorak Maya Saxophone Quartette E. F. Tarley J. &. Smith

Last Handcart Survivor Metta K Mortensen Rasmussen

Metta K Mortensen Rasmussen died after a long illness ending Friday. Funeral held Sunday in West Ward chapel with services led by Bishop I L Adams. Survived by nine children Henry and John Rasmussen, James, Metta, Ellen, Enoch, George, Anna, Joseph. husband Clausten Rasmussen predeceased. Memorials from Daughters of the Pioneers and friends.

Metta K. Mortensen Rasmussen Plains Utah Metla West Ward I. L. Adams Simon A. Matheson Wilford Day Mary L. Orten Barbara M. Adams Daughters of the Ploneers Violet Clark Clausten Rasmussen Walrren Kenry John Trasmussen Sanfarad Colorado James Rasmussen Salt Lake City Metta Matheron Cedar City Ellen Slaughter Coleornia Enoch George Anna Joseph Parowan Thasmussen Rasmussen Relief Socity Ward Primary Association Relief Society

Four Parowan Boys Enrolled in FortDouglas Citizen Army Camp

Four Parowan youths Mack Fenton Floyd Matheson Alpine K Thornton and Parker Ward join about 200 apprentices at Fort Douglas Utah for a 30 day intensive Citizens Military Training course. They take the oath of allegiance before Major Leland Devore and receive health welfare facilities daily meals and supervised activities with strict camp rules including overnight passes only with parental permission.

Mack Fenton Floyd Matheson Alpine Kk. Thornton Parker al. Ward Citizens Military Fort Douglas Utal Intermountain Siem G.M.T.C United States of America Salt Lake City

Card of Thanks for Sympathy and Floral Offerings

The Rasmussen family expresses deep appreciation for friends and neighbors who offered sympathy and assistance after the passing of our dear mother. Gratitude is extended to all who contributed flowers and other piety.

Library Board Seeks Book Suggestions For Collection

The county library board requests public input on potential additions to the library. Chairman L N Marden and board members invite residents to submit book recommendations within the next few days.

Library Board Beard Hag Perry Hain Deetsut Ar L. N. Marden County

Four Clover 4 H Club Holds Fourth Meeting

The Girl of Four Clover 4 H clothing club met July 10 at Miss Barbara Adams home for its fourth meeting. Maxine Halterman demonstrated table etiquette and the group sewed the rest of the time. Plans for a hike and arty were suggested and the next meeting is set for July 17 at Miss Virginia Mortensen's home.

Barbara Adams Maxine Halterman Virginia Morten

Subscription Renewals From Local Residents and New Subscribers

Remittances arrive from Wm A Thoratos Lloyd Ward Elmer Mitchell L Walter Peterson Emil Witte Clayton F Trimmer Claude E Burton Roswell Clark Edward Pavis Donard Bentley Mrs Alvin Benson Filis Bentley Ivan Johnson Merion Richards W Z Ortes Charles Bentley John T Mickelson Tryphoena Wrest Jasper Cartwright Thomas J JlayeorPrevat Samuel Abbott Charge A Topham Jr Parago ul Clair Mortensen Clifford Nimmy Salt Lake City Miss Anb Taylor California Cedar City New Subscribers Tinton Dalton Ray H Adana Mitchell Benson M E Trimmer Grande Lister Mary Doblinskie C Winston Orton Arnold Stevens Parowan Wesley Be Pryor Parowan Stake Clerk Cedar City

Wm. A. Thoratos Lioyd Ward Elmer Mitchell L. Walter Peterson Emil Witte Clayton BF Trimmer Claude E. Burton Roswell Clark Ealward Pavis Donard Bentley Alvin Benson Filis Bentley Ivan Johnson Merion Richards W. Z. Ortes Charles Bentley John T. Mickelson Tryphoena Wrest Jasper Cartwright Thomas J. Jlayeor Prevant Samuel Abbott Charge A. Topham Jr Paragoul Clair Mortensen Clifford Nimmy Salt Lake City Anb Taylor California Cedar City Tinton Dalton Ray H. Adana Mitchell Benson M. E. Trimmer Grande Lister Mary Doblinskie C. Winston Orton Arnold Stevens Fof Parowan Wesley BE. Pryor Parowan

Mrs Page Furdock and Daughter Tiosa Visit Relatives

Mrs Elizabeth Page Furdock and her daughter Tiosa are here to spend a month this summer visiting relatives and friends.

Elizabeth Page Furdock Tiosa

Amusement Park Approved as State Project Near Parowan

The state office approves a Parowan amusement park project east of town along the race track. It will cover about fifteen acres, include leveling, fencing, parking, and landscaping with 29 workers, 4 foremen, and 4 teams at specified hours and rates. Community funding totals $1,009.02 toward a $2,127.42 expense, with Eugene Dalton named foreman and timekeeper.

Parowan Trace Track Cance Imelli

Stitching Sallies Host Sleepover And Canyon Hike

The first year Stitching Sallies 4-H club held a sleeping party at leader Miss Barbara Adams home then hiked to Five Mile. Barbara Adams father ferried them by truck, they cooked breakfast, explored the canyon, and returned home around 1 36 pm with Ila Mae Bentley as reporter.

Barbara Adams Barbara Five Mile Ila Mae Bentley

Parowan Girl Weds Summit Young Man in Simple Ceremony

Parowan girl M's1 Evars daughter of four and Mrs John Brangs wed Raymond Sim'ting of Summit at the bride's home last Saturday evening. The ceremony was officiated by B's'an W. N. Adams with family members from both sides present. The bride is a Parowan High School graduate and active in church work. the groom is son of Mr. and Mrs. Marina Simkina and described as ambitious. The Times extends best wishes for their happiness.

John A. Brangs Raymond Sim'ting W. N. Adama Parowan

Silas Orton Returns Home After LA Trip

Mr. Silas Orton came home during the week from Los Angeles where he had been for a number of weeks. He underwent a major operation there and is convalescing now. His son Gardello brought him home and will stay here to assist him for a time.

Silas Orton Los Angeles Gardello

Also Mentioned on This Page

Canyon FORD San Diego Fair CCC the Show Boy Will Sluft Joseph John J. J. Richards Metta Mortensen Rasmussen Tex C. Ward Mrs. Ward Wim. M. Dalton Merrill Rasmussen Metta Hobinson Walter C. Mitchell David Matheson Wim. J. Gurr the Decessed Flaarbulle Denmark Peter and Helena Sandersen Mortensen Missouri River Ft. Douglas 38Th United States Infantry Se 'S Homma, Virginia Mortensen Klanting Eugene Dalton Parcwan
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