Pans Under Way For Big Race Meet Here
Committees appointed for Perowan’s three day Race Meet set for August 8 9 and 10 with plans for two new sections and a roof over the grandstand. Estimated cost about 500 dollars. Entertainment lined up with Sage carnival outfit and Short’s Rhythm Kings for all three nights. Horse owners invited statewide and many have accepted. a track crew to prepare the surface and stabilize the field. Local stables to vacate for outside entries. Notable committee chairs listed with names and roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perowan
Short
Pawan
Harrell Dalton
Kay XK
Adams
A. L Fenton
J. W. Cart Guight
Wm. T. Orton
Wm. M
Carlyle Dalton
Clair Hulet
Ainance
J. B. Dalton
R. L. Fernyan
W. Clair Rowley
Carlyle Dalia Arthur Joseph
Karl Mitehall
Forest Fire Scoreboard and Cause Breakdown
Fire data outline total fires by cause with categories such as outside persons local residents fishermen hunters miners prospectors ranchers timber operators and others. Acreage burned covers forest and private land with 23 and 50.47 figures noted while forest fuels rise and fire hazard increases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cannes
Parowan Boy Wins Sears Roebuck Scholarship to Utah State
Carlyle Hulet of Parowan son of Me and Mel Wallace Hulet, last spring graduate of Parowan High, was selected for one of 25 Sears Roebuck cash scholarships to Utah State Agricultural College Logan. The $100 award funds enrollment with $50 at fall, $25 at winter, and spring quarters. He applied to Dean Walker at the Future Farmer conven tion in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlyle Hulet
Mel. Wallace Hulet
Theily
Parowan High School
Utah State Agricultural College
Sears Roebuck Co
School of Agriculture
State College
Logan
Carlyle
Dean Walker
Logan School
Future Farmer Conventium
Moyle and Stevens Enter Race for Governor Post
Henry D. Moyle Democrat and Reed Stevens Republican of Salt Lake City have entered the gubernatorial race. Moyle, a longtime Salt Lake City attorney, leads in agriculture and business, directing Deseret Livestock and chairing the 1 Day Church welfare program. Stevens, a livestock raiser and founder of Provelawn Creamery, serves as president of the Utah Dairy Producers Association and directs roles in the Utah Dairy Federation and Utah Manufacturers' Association. Governor Blood says he will not run for another term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry D. Moyle
Reed Stevens
Salt Lake City
Moyle
Deseret Livestock Company
Utah
Idaho
Washington
Stevens
Provelawn Creamery Company
Utah Dairy Producers Association
Utah Dairy Federation
Utah Manufacturers’ Association
Leary H. Blood
Local boys fined for traffic violations in court
Local youths faced fines from two to twenty five dollars in Justice Ray H. Adams court last week. Howard Decker received a 25 000 dollar fine for failing to yield and driving on the wrong side at Center street collision. fine suspended after promising damages. Worth Orton paid 200 dollars for driving without a license. Park er fined five with three suspended for license lapse and running a stop sign. Wilford Lowders paid two dollars for running a red light in Cedar City. Mrs Sarah Ann Stevens and grandson Rupert Hulet attended an Eyre family reunion in Liman Wyoming, with Rupert staying in Casper for a month or six weeks. Sheep shearers returning from the north include Merrill Thornton Thomas Skougaard Chester Ward Joseph Ward Ralph Mateshielt Join Dalton Joseph Bentley Meeks Dalton and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray H. Adams
Howard Decker
Decker
Center Street
Worth Orton
Paul Parker
Wilford Lowders
Cedar City
Sarah Ann Stevens
Rupert Hulet
Liman
Wyoming
Rupert
Spateiale
Caxper
Stevens
Edward Davis
Scott Davis
Circlevile
Us Dure
Sreek
Merrill Thornton
Thomas Skougaard
Chester
Joseph Ward
Ralph Matehielt
Join & Daltons
Joseph Bentley Meeks Dalton
Forest Supervisor Warns Fire Hazard Period Six
Forest Supervisor Beter warns Park visitors during Period Six in the fire season to be extra careful with fires. Extra guards lookouts and firefighters are in place as heat drives tourism to the mountains. A Woods Ranch Cedar Canyon spark from a stove caused a small blaze. Foresters stress forest preservation and fire safety to protect water, soil, and habitat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Service
Beter. Can
Woods Ranch
Cedar Canyon
Amecia
Aimee
Ares
Youths Urged to Register for Training and Work
Youths aged 18 to 24 who are unemployed and in need of training may apply for certification and assignment to the National Youth Administration. Application blanks are available through Farm Security Administration, County Welfare Departments, WPA District offices, School District superintendents, local NYA Supervisors or the WAA District office in Parowan Utah. Not all certified youths receive immediate assignments. placements align with funds and local employment needs. Plans include cooperation with the State Department of Vocational Education and colleges to place boys in institutions for mechanics training tied to national defense and preparedness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Youth Administration
Farm Security Administration
WPA
NYA
WAA
Parowan
Utah
State Department of Vocational Education
Parowan Prepares Pioneer Day Observance at Rock Church
Parowan organizers plan a Pioneer Day event on July 24 featuring a public meeting at the Rock Church the first since twenty one years. The plan calls for raising the liberty pole, a tribute to the 24th program, and musical numbers from a surviving choir. Afternoon activities include sports and a children's dance, with an old time dance in the evening. The Daughters of the Pioneers camp and local bishoprics sponsor, with further details to come.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Old Rock Church
Daughters of the Pioneers
Both Wands
Young Couple United By Wedding At Paragonah
Frank Lisler and Miss Quilla Abbott wed in a quiet July ceremony at the bride’s parental home. Bishop K Doyle Robinson officiated as families attended. The couple plans a honeymoon at Grand Canyon and other National parks before settling in Paragonah. Lisler is son of Mrs Etta Lister. Abbott, daughter of Mr and Mrs Samuel Abbott, a Parowan High School graduate who has worked as bookkeeper at the Southern Utah Dairy Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Lisler
Quilla Abbott
Paragonah
K. Doyle Robinson
Grand Canyon
Eye
Frank
Etta Lister
Orilla
Samuel Abbott
Parowan High School
Cedar City
Southern Utah Dairy Company
Health officer warns mild whooping cough outbreak in Parowan
Parowan health officer F J Burton reports a mild outbreak of whooping cough and urges all residents to cooperate. He notes the disease is mild and hard to diagnose, asks parents to notify the officer at first cough, warns it can be dangerous to infants, and recommends sun exposure and vaccination for young babies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Burton
Parowan
Land Bank Keeps Reduced Interest Rates Endorsed by Roosevelt
Farmers gain immediate benefit from Congress action and President Roosevelt approval extending reduced rates for Federal Land Bank and Commissioner loans for two years through June 30, 1942. The Federal rate stays at 3 4 percent while Commissioner loans drop from 4 to 3 percent annually. About $2.56 million in loans remain outstanding, originally issued near 5 percent. The rate difference could save farmers roughly $38 million yearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Land Bank and
Commissioner
Congress
Roosevelt
Federal Land Bank
Land Bank Commissioner
Parowan Scouts Enjoy Annual Camping Trip Near Provo
Twelve members of Parowan Eastward Boy Scout troop left Monday morning for a three day camp at Mt. Timpanogos near Provo. They will visit Timpanogos Cave and Sail Lakes, plus copper mine smelters at Bingham, returning Friday with Scoutmaster Maurice Jones and Arthur Evans. The Westwood district scouts under Veron Decker also returned from Navajo Lake after several days of camping and fishing.
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Parowan
Mt. Cimpanogos
Provo
Arthur Evans
Maurice Jones
Mr. Evans
Boy Scouts of the West Word
Veron Decker
Navajolaky
Local Patrolman Promoted to Sergeant in Charge District 7
W D Hammond announces Patrolman L J Adams promoted to sergeant to head District 7 with Cedar City HQ and Sergeant L A Christensen named in charge of Highway Patrol District 4. The changes, part of a planned district system, include eleven new patrolmen forthcoming and examinations set for July 15 at the University of Utah.
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W. D. Hammond
State Head Commission
L. J. Adams
Cedar City
L. A. Christensen
Provo
Christensen
Adams
International Association Or
Chiefs of Police
T. Earl Hunsakey
Logan
Box Elder
Cache
Rats
Jack F. Gridley
Ogden
Davis
Weber
Morgan
North Summit
E.R. McDonald
Salt Lake City
Tooele
Salt Lake
South Summit
Utah
Wasatch
Duchesne
Daggett
John L. Sullivan
Helper
Carbon
Emery
Grand
San Juan
Marion
Snow
Richfield
Kho
Garfield
Piute
Wayne
Sev’ier
Sanpete
Juab
Kane
Iron
Washington
Beaver
Mullard
B. C. Hillis
P. L. Dow
University of Utah
R. Whitney Groo
State Road Commission
International Association of Chiefs of Police
WD Hammond
Road Commission
County Board Holds Regular July Meeting
County officials met for routine July actions including road right of way requests, county library board duties, school nursery repairs, and tax settlements. The board discussed road improvements from Houwi ch Hollow to O Niel Gulch and authorized deeds, bonds, and sales agreements while appointing constables and approving small tax settlements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snain Order
Lenne M. Steepleton
Sue M. ‘Traphogeh
Iron County
Turnel Yep
Rolce B
Arthur Joseph
W. L. Adame
Parowan
H . Tant
Pauley Dailey
Cedar City
Sarquel PF. Leigh
N. J. Barlow
County Board
Joy Wiswald
Nursey
Ina L. Gardner
Cedar Third Ward
Favoor Tron County
State Road Commission
Buckhorn
S. J. Whitney
Jotal
Brock
Parowat
Marlon A. Roundy
Kanarts
John D. Parker
Kauatuaw
Bee Hive Outing Sets Pine Valley Camp Next Week
The Parowan Stake Bee Hive groups plan a three day outing at Pinevalley Recreation camp in Washington county from Monday to Wednesday. About 200 to 250 Bee Hive girls and leaders from stake wards will attend, with a program of entertainment hiking and games. Merit awards toward the season’s work will be offered, and Me Parowan Wards expect thirty five girls and mothers from East ward and a similar number from West ward to join, departing Monday morning at a brisk pace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parowan Stake
Pinevalley
Washington County
Me Parowan
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W. Scott Mitchell
Wm. M. Dalton
K. M. Dean
Howard Dusegh
J. F. Wright
Bob Mittchell
J. M. Ward
Philip Henson
Clark Orton
Saunders M. Clark
Ray Samer
Lee Russell
J. W. Cartwright
Morris Rasmussen
John W. Gurr
Tvan Decker
John Benson
John H. Pendleton
Howard Pritchard
Howad Adams
Charles Tummons
J. W. Moore
Are Benson
Hay Mitchell
Soimmatieer
Homer Chilton
California
Dalives
Forest Fire Score Board
Dixie National Forest
Man
Ughtentag
Arizons
Magdeline Worthen Warren
Ray J. Slade
Panguitch
Garfield County News
Mr. An
M. R. Howeroft
San Francisco
Health Officen
Lewis Ward
U. S. Navy
Emma Ward
Pine Valley
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