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Parowan Times

Location

Parowan, Utah, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1933

Page

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4-H Club Sewing and Cooking Activities Noted

The Sewing Sallies met at Edward Matheson to work on house dresses and muffins taught by June Mille and Alice Robinson. The Good Will sewing club gathered at Etta Skougard to cut clothes and aprons. The Sewing Senoritas met at Helen Hyatt to judge hot pads patches and darning with next meeting set for Mamie Orton’s on July 27.

Edward Matheson June Mille Alice Robinson Jolly Janes Good Will Sewing Club Etta Skougard Zono Pendletohn Sewing Senoritas Helen Hyatt Mamie Orton

New Civil Suits Filed in District Court

New civil suits filed in the district court include John A. Malia and the Bank of Tron County versus Keith Ross and Wm Stubbs on a note for 2790. George A. Williams versus Shell Oil Co for 1300 damages to property leased by the defendant. Wells A Williams versus Kamen D Williams as administrator of Rees J Williams estate over transfer of property. A law and motion day is set for the fifth with regular term to convene August tenth.

John A. Malia Tron County Keith Ross Wm. Stubbs George A. Willams Shell Oil Co Cedar City Wells A. Williams Kamen D. Williams Rees J. Williams District Court

Local Farm and Labor League Meeting Announced

The first regular meeting of the Local Farm and Labor League will be held Tuesday July 25 at 9 30 p m in the Library building. The purpose is to complete the organization and enroll new members. Everyone is invited to attend. John W. Bentley President Roy Moore Secretary Treasurer.

Lotal Farm and Labor League John W. Bentley Pres Roy Moore Sec Treas Library

Tax Commission Urges Changes in Assessments

State Tax Commission members urged county officials to reclassify real property and reappraise improvements. They proposed four local citizens for classification, an expert from the state for improvements, and a September target with the state funding the expert. A photo record of key buildings was suggested at an estimated cost of about 150 dollars.

State Tax Commission Ing Messrs Howard P. Leatham Troscop Hammond State Commission I. L. Adams Warren Bulloch Leard Mr. Leatham Hammond Levy

School Board Votes Lower Audit Bid In Special Session

Tron County School Board, after superintendent WN J Bartow’s return from a world fair trip, held a special meeting to consider routine business. The Wayne E Mayhew Co bid $215 for the biennial audit, lower than Beesley Woo Go, and was accepted amid debate.

WN. J. Bartow Tron County Beesley, Woo Go Salt Lake City Glenwood Froyd Cedar City Wayne E. Mayhew Co Ogden

Gun and Rod Club plans multiple community projects

At a club meeting officers outlined shelter cabin construction at Yankee meadow and road upgrades. They will plant up to 100000 fish, form a race track pavilion with partners, launch a membership drive, and offer free mid summer dances and club outings to Navajo Lake and nearby venues.

Gun and Rod Club Weing Yankee Meadow John &S. Dalton John W. Gurr Roy Hensen Rangon

Pioneer Day Celebration Planned at Five Mile Camp

Farowan plans a Pioneer Day event at the Five Mile camp in the canyon on Monday July 24 weather permitting. Activities include a 9 00 am meeting lunch and sports with a library pickup at 9 am for those without rides. Attendees provide their own lunch and a return trip is arranged for the early evening followed by a dance back at the town.

Farowan Wll Utah Five Mile Canyon

Lightning Hits Tree In West Side Of Town

A Sunday night storm caused a lightning strike on a central West Side block near Esther E Orton and her sons Silas and Don. Splinters three feet long lay scattered. a nearby school house radio antenna burned in a prior strike. The shower dumped 32 inches of rain in the night.

Esther E Orton Silas Don

I F A Gro uf on tour of Yellowstone Park

Rey D. Garner and 32 Future Farmers of America members left Cedar for a ten day Yellowstone Park trip in a single school bus. The itinerary was not provided, and their route and stops remain unknown. Mrs Sadie Hyvans Mrs Josephine Smith visit from Vernal Utah to Mrs Alice Showalter and husband.

Rey D. Garner Bis Future Farmers of America Yellowstone Park Cedar School Sadie Hyvans Josephine Smith Alrs Alice Showalter Tom Vernal Utah

Survey Commenced On Canyon Road This Week

Doug Larson and a crew began a survey for a 29 mile road from Parowan to the Second Leftland calugeon, with plans to extend to the forest boundary. Local officials, Senator Wilford Day, and Forest Service supervisors anticipate construction soon, contingent on chief engineer estimates.

Douglas Larson Larson W. Owen Kay Palmer Karl Jones Jed Orton Wim, Dalton Lollin Quon Main Street Bank Sorner and Foes Gurr Wilford Day Kerr State Road Commission Parowan Calugeon Day Forest Service Tie County Duck Creek Garradylaes JM. Larson

Funeral Service for Frank Mitchell Held

Final tribute to Frank C. Mitchell who died of Brights disease last Thursday. The East Ward Chapel hosted a large service led by Bishop W H Adams with speakers Bishop Adams and W Clair Rowley. Music by L J Adams and a quartet included Myra Dalton and others, followed by graveside rites conducted by Joseph Waid.

Frank C. Aitchell Bright East Ward W. Is Adams HW. L. Adams Harbara M. Adams W. Clair Rowley W. L. Adams L. J. Adama David Matheson L. Nelson Marsden Lola Dalton Myra Dalton Ward Plawerland Wm. M. Dalton L. J. Adams Lyman Scott Merrill Hay Haltph Kent Uerrall Mitchell Joseph Bk. Waid Adams LuNeta Watken Wilson Cedar City Lejgeaved

Death Claims Roland Orton After Long Illness

Roland Orton 41 of Parowan died Friday after a lingering tuberculosis illness. He leaves a widow and three children, his mother, three brothers and two sisters, and many relatives. Funeral services were held Sunday at 3 pm in the West Ward chapel with Bishop H. L. Adams presiding.

Parowan Roland Orton Mary Ann Polly Donz Orton Harold Anton Maxine Mary L. Orton Winston Glen LeRoy Cox Mary Alts. Cox SL. George É*Hitagpo Orson O Mary K. Bayles Orton Efe Los Angeles Peters California Frank Mitchell Breavers West Ward H. L. Adams L. J. Adams Rass David Matheson Ras C. Garner Ll. J. Adams Jesus Mitchell Simon A. Matheson Joseph F Ward Melinda M. Adam Maude Lymah Mary Dalton F. C. van Buren Silas Topham Mr. Topham Thomas D. Adama W. L. Adama Pall Heareta Merrill Ray Mitchell Mead Warren Mere Bayles Iaward Ilasauseeh Henry Nelson Cedar City

Southern Utah Dairy Co to Hold Annual Stockholders Meeting

Notices will be cut from the office of the secretary in the next few days for stockholders of the Southern Utah Dairy Co. The annual meeting is set for Monday August 7 at 8:39 in the Court house. The agenda includes presenting the officers annual report and electing three board members. Expiring terms belong to John H. Vendleton Amenzo Topham and George Stevens. Holdovers are John W. Bentley and Samuel Abbett.

Onl Southern Utah Dairy Co Court House John H. Vendleton Amenzo Topham George Stevens John W. Bentley Samuel Abbett

Card of Thanks from the Mitchell Minchell families

The families express deep gratitude to friends and neighbors for assistance during illness and after the death of their loved one. They especially thank those who offered comfort and sympathy, lightening their burden.

Frank Mitchell Walter C. Minchell

City Proposes Water and Electric System Improvements

A city committee estimates 25 000 to 30 000 dollars needed to fund water and electric upgrades. The council plans a Salt Lake trip to learn about National Industrial Recovery Act loans and material terms. Improvements include replacing wood pipes, adding hydrants, enlarging reservoirs, drilling wells, and metering.

Para‘wan Courgeois Salt Lake Fly Oscar MM. Lyroan

Farm and Labor League Organizes Local Here

A local Burmard Labor League chapter was organized in the library auditorium on Saturday night with John W. Bentley as president, David F. Barton vice president, and Roy Noort secretary-treasurer. Cedar City members R. B. Oakes and Tial Christensen attended, aiding the expansion of the group. The newly formed body plans another meeting on July 25 at 3 39 in the Library Auditorium.

Burmard Labor League of Utah John W. Bentley David F. Barton Roy Noort Oakes Tial Christensen Cedar City Ore

Marriage Licenses Issued by Clerk this Month

The Clerk's office issued marriage licenses this month to Leonard Lepper and Lessie Selpe of Cedar, Frank Reeves and Irena Orten of Parowan, Henry Detmeis and Margaret Robinson of Beaver, Emerson Adams and Eornie Pendleton of Parowan, Vern Mortensen and Acita Itasilan of Parowan, plus others from New Harmony. A tornado storm damaged crops and caused losses in New Harmony.

Lhis Meooth Leonard L. Lepper Phoenix Lessie Francis Selpe Cedar

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