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Newspaper

Parowan Times

Location

Parowan, Utah, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1942

Page

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Weight Announces a Music Classes at High School

Announcement invites all former students and current high school seniors to join band and orchestra rehearsals next week. Beginning and advanced sections run from 9 to 11 with vocal work later. mothers and younger children may also participate in related activities. Community members urged to attend as summer programs and instrument access are highlighted amid equipment shortages.

B. Wintach Roy Hal William Manning Halverson Acad Ist Halen Manning Iim Jet Ming Re- H Ibe Syone

Nine waxenport and Arthur Clark marry in Salt Lake City

Miss Alda Davenport daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Davenport and Arthur Clark long time Salt Lake City resident were married in Salt Lake City by a bishop. They honeymoon briefly here with relatives before returning to Salt Lake City to reside. The bride worked at Sun Valley for the Union Pacific this past winter. The groom came from Harvey North Dakota six years ago with the CCCs and later worked for the Forest Service. He has since been employed at the Alta Ski Lodge near Salt Lake City and is its manager.

Alda Davenport Sun Valley Union Pacific Harvey North Ca Xota CCC The Forest Service Alta Skii Lodge Salt Lake City

Show-Me Tour Visits Iron County Pastures

A Show-Me Tour on rye and grass pastures sponsored by the Extension Service and Forest Service toured Millard and Iron counties on Tuesday and Wednesday. Highlights included crested wheatgrass and rye plantings, demonstrations on sage brush land prep, and visits to Robb, Dam, Guymen, Lyman, Bayles, Clark, Jones, Corry, and other ranches. Representatives noted increased grazing capacity and lambing benefits, urging livestock producers to view the plantings and consider adoption.

Extension Service Forest Service Millard Iron Scipio Millard County St.r Parowan Walter K. Granger T. W Ray Lyman Summit Lyman Herman E. Bayles Parowan Gap Doug Clark W. Arthur Jones Qulichipzh E. M. Corry Cedar Valley Deiso

Board of Education Holds June Meeting

Ir an County School Board meets in June to approve district bills and discuss coal purchases to aid bus driver retention. A coordinator for adult education is to be hired with State aid, and Cedar City admin space will host a supply team. The board plans typewriter repairs through Royal and Underwood contracts.

Iran County Coordinating Council State Department of Education State Department Cedar City Arthength Parowan Cedar Royal Typewriter Company Royal Remington Underwood Typewriter Company Underwood Royal Company

Labor contractor to hire for carrot fields in two valleys

A. D. Jimenez, a longtime labor contractor for Pacific Produce, arrived to oversee carrot field work in two valleys. He brings a small crew with plans to sign local youths and hire about hundred more workers to weed and harvest, with August 15 as a target start. Local truckers will haul much of the produce while wages are said to be good, though exact rates were not disclosed.

A. D. Jimenez Pacific Produce Company Cedar Valley Richfield Jie Tomorow Tne Iself Piarsden Philippines Albert Mickean Scott Day Harrell Dalton C. L. Robinson Clair Rowley Carl Crawford

Effort to Arrange Hunting for Defense Workers in Utah

Utah Fish and Game officials plan to contact defense industry leaders to schedule staggered hunting time for workers. Former Director Mark Anderson noted layoffs could be staggered and time made up, with railroads offered excursion rates for residents and non residents. Private parties would establish hunting camps and reserve deer.

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City Council Discusses Race Meet, Beautification and Guards

The June council meeting covered a proposed race meet to be run by a committee in rental terms to relieve city responsibility. The Legion would sponsor July 4th events with standard appropriation. A city beautification plan for church square faces funding and staffing delays. Guard posts and military reserve status were debated for key utilities with possible state or federal aid. Local leaders plan to consult the Presiding Bishopric and proceed as advised. Alice Halteymaan and Bertha Sye visited Panguitch friends. Mr Rowston shows slow recovery from recent injuries.

American Legion Recorder Joseph Feders Adams Bayles Church Square Atl

Registration For Canning Sugar Starts Monday In Three Towns

Registration for sugar needed for canning by residents of Parawan Paragonah and Suramit begins Monday at 1 pm after word from the rationing board. Limited blanks force start in Parowan first with other towns to follow as supplies arrive. Applicants must file OPA form R-S15, list family members and canning figures, and may receive one pound per four quarts of fruit.

Parawal Paragonah Suramit Focal Rationing Board Parowan InIn

Primary Conventions Held in Stakes Across District

Several stakes host primary conventions this month using the standard Salt Lake City program. In Parowan stake, two gatherings are set for June 13 in Cedar 2nd Ward chapel for Cedar City wards, New Castle, Beryl, New Harmony, Kanarza, and June 14 in West Ward chapel for Summit, Paragonah, and nearby wards. Messages from General Board members and apostles will be read. officers and teachers are urged to attend. A civil suit filed in district court involves Douglas Clark versus G W Mendenhall and Sona Construction Co over a negligent incident in Cedar canyon that caused sheep losses totaling 410 dollars. John W. Gore departed for Wyoming seeking sheep work.

Salt Lake City Children’s Firehut Parowan Zona P. Topham Cedar 2Nd Ward Cedar City New Castle Beryl New Harmony Kanarza West Ward Summit Paragonah Sylvester Q. Cannon Chas 1 A. Cultis District Court Douglas Clark G. W. Mendenhall and Sona Construction Co Clark Cedar Canyon

Legislative Action Urged for Utah School Fund Transfer

State officials discuss boosting teacher pay in Utah by diverting surplus from the state district school fund. Governor Maw says authority to transfer rests with the legislature and the constitution. a long term plan and a committee to craft equitable pay schedules across the state are proposed. Iron County board member Wilson N Lunt joins the effort.

Utah Wilson N. Lunt Iron County Board of Education Lunt State School Board Association Herbert B. Mawn Maw Iron Co

Exchange Club Plans Ladies Night at Five Mile

The Exchange Club will hold Ladies Night on Monday June 15 at the Five Mile with officer elections as the sole business. Organizers Ray D. Garner W Clair Howley and Marle Topham promise an evening of feasting and fun. Secretary Charles F. Bentley notes a state game commission plan to appoint a local game warden for the season and lists S M Clark and Jed Orton as candidates. Road work updates include a grader on Little Creek Bear Valley road and maintenance on Parowan Main gan yon road near the White ledges with no new county construction except on Highway 91. A Nutrition Council report planned for Monday will be delayed.

Five Mile Ray D. Garner W. Clair Howley Marle Topham Garner Charles F. Bentley Newell R. Frei State Fish and Game Commission Parcwan Gun and Red Club Exchange Group S. M. Clark Jed Orton R. L. Fenton Little Creek Bear Valley Parowan Ganyon White Ledges

Marriage Licenses Granted in County Clerk’s Office

The list shows Erol H Ferron age 38 from Salt Lake City and Francis Knott age 31 from Cedar City among others. Ned Walker 39 Cedar City and Reva Waite 20 Arco Idaho wed in a May 25 ceremony officiated by County Clerk W Clair Rowley.

Erol H. Ferron Salt Lake City Francis Knott Cedar City Henry Eblis Evelyn Sherratt Ned Walker Reva Waite Arco Idaho Quentin Erickson Smithfield Georgia McRoberts Los Angeles Kent Lelroy Skougard Parowan Marjorie Hall Parowar W. Clair Rowley Mr. Skougerd Dirs Horace Skougard Miss Hall Lede Ball

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