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Parowan Times

Location

Parowan, Utah, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1934

Page

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Legion to Stage Fourth of July Celebration

City council main item is asking the American Legion to organize the Fourth of July celebration, citing past success and granting a small appropriation. Other actions include water rate discussion, a hexhall victory theatre sale contract, tax licensing notices, and cemetery grounds maintenance planning.

Marsden American Legion Legion Water System Committee Andi Aist J. W. Moore Hexhall i Victory Theatre Home Owners Loan Corporation State Tax Commission Legion Memorial Monument R. Parton Gensau Lision

Sizzling Sulphide Club Joins National Science Group

The Sizzling Sulphide Club of Parowan High School becomes Utahs first club in the Student Science Clubs of America, accepted as Club No 1 of Utah and No 160 in the United States. Officers Helen Robinson Lea Knell Karl Adwins outline summer plans.

Parowan High School Decker Utah Student Science Clubs of America United States Pennsylvania State College Membershp Helen Robinson Lea Knell Karl Adwins

Congressman Eyes Reconstruction Funds to Rebuild Flour Mill

Congressman Ave Murdock says a Reconstruction Finance Corporation program could help replace the destroyed flour mill. He expects Senate approval and urges the local chamber to request application blanks. The committee also explores bringing back the George A. Lowe Jr. mill from Santaquin, but no decision is made.

Chamber of Committee Ave Afturdock Comerament Murdock Congress Reconstruction Finance Corporation Senate I. F. CG George A. Lowe Jr Lowder Santequin Major Marsden Allen Lowe

Local Boy Weds Cedar City Teacher in Bea ver

Louis Meeks Mickelson of this city and Miss Maxine Pace of Cedar City were married last Monday at Bea ver. The bride, a Cedar City teacher for two years, is the daughter of John G. Pace a prominent livestock man and former county representative. The couple visited Delta after their wedding and received numerous congratulations from friends. a shower was held at the Mickelson home with gifts and well wishes.

Beaver United Louis Meeks Mickelson Maxine Pace Cedar City Traver Groam Afr Joseph Mickelson Delta Joseph KH Mortensen The Times John G. Pace

School Board Regular Meeting Sets Budgets and Contracts

The Iten County School board met in Cedar City to award contracts for transportation and coal for multiple schools. Jeneen and Macfarlane won transport bids. Adama Coal Co. secured Cedar City and several outlying schools. New teachers and janitors were approved. budget hearings were scheduled for June 3 with no levy increase expected due to tax receipts and funds.

Iten Boar Cedar City Georgs.Clinton Parewan Auto Co Parewan Valley Parewan Fledar City Kanarra Jeneen and Macfarlane Adama Coal Co Trara

State Sues Over Farm Mortgage Foreclosures

The State of Utah through its State Land department filed suit to foreclose a mortgage on farm property for 5000 with interest and costs. Attorney General Joseph Chez represents the state. The Federal Land Bank of Tremkeley also seeks foreclosure against Clefford Vans et al for 3001.66. Morris & Matheson represent the plaintiff.

Utah State Land Department W. L. Evans Etu Joseph Chez Federal Land Bank of Trerkeley Clefford Vans Morris & Matheson

Parowen Mercantile expands space and lines of merchandise

The Parowen Mercantile Co expands into adjoining space after partition removal to house more goods and attract customers. New lines planned include dishes, floor coverings and furniture. A local party celebrated Cinton Thornton’s upcoming California riding contract.

Parowen Mercantile Co

Moore Buys Old Victory Theatre For Dance Pavilion

City council sells the Victory Theatre property to J. W. Moore. Plans call for extending the north wall to add a semi open air dance floor with folding doors and a drop curtain. An east annex will become a lunch counter cloakrooms and rest rooms. Ready by the Fourth of July.

Victory Theatre J. W. Moore Meare

Kindergarten to Start on Monday

Mrs La Preal Ward announces her kindergarten class will commence next Monday morning. Parents with children four and five years old should have them in attendance at that time. The class was delayed two weeks due to fear of whooping cough, which now seems to have passed.

Tezi Ion Auxiliary Holds June Meeting at Gurr Home

The Tezi on Auxiliary members are summoned to a regular meeting at 8 PM on Thursday June 14 at the home of Mrs. Raye Gurr. Important matters will be considered and all members are urged to attend. Mrs. Raye Gurr, vice-president.

Tezion Auxiliary Raye Gurr Memnhery

Stolen Horses Recovered Near Weston Ranch

Deputy sheriff John Ottam of Washington County and officers from Nevada and the Arizona Strip recovered no valuable horses from the Weston ranch on the Colorado River. The horses were allegedly stolen by the late Jack Weston from the M Taylor ranch in Fallon Nevada on March 20, per the Washington County News. The horses were seen and identified during the search at the ranch, where an expensive silver mounted bridle and other gear found with the horses were tied to the track Weston was driving when he was surprised by Sheriff Fife and an accomplice.

John €Ottam Washington County Nevada Arizona Strip Weston Ranch Colorado River Jack Weston the & M Taylor Ranch Fallon Washington County News Weston Fife

Improvements on the Fuckhorna Flat road under way

District road engineer Win Osborn says improvements begin Monday with other projects planned on Littia Creek, Cedar New Castle roads. About 25000 will be spent. Local visits feature Ray Garner and family with Willard Litger from Words Cross. Lena Thornton returns from California to care for family. L W Petersons move from Thornton residence to Fray Lerman post. Mrs Orna G Johnson aids telephone operators on switchboard. Jolly Janes 4 H club selects officers for summer work and plans demonstrations and meetings at Alice Mitchell’s home.

Fuckhorna Flat Win. Osborn Teommiy Littia Creek Latmony Cedar - Newcastle Lena Thornton California Aoovish Jet Miss Thornton Mme L. Walter Peterson Inne Frag Lerman

Man Fined 150 for Transporting Liquor in Dry Territory

Clarence Houston of California pleaded guilty in Justice Hen son’s court to transporting liquor. He and a female companion were found with 46 cases of Captain Kidd bonded whiskey without permits, held for destruction. The retail value was about 21800.

Clarence Houston California Alvin Henson Frank Adams Redeed Captain Kidd Durham Morris Cedar City Houston Granty District Court Troustey Lake

City Eyes Possible Funds from FWA for Utilities

After interviews in Salt Lake City Mayor Marsden reports a remote chance the city’s application for PWA funds to improve its electric debt and water systems may be granted. Utah’s FP W A share is largely allocated but three options could free money: rerouting the Deer Creek ten million dollar allotment, reallocating surplus if projects use less, or possible congressional action, though unlikely.

Salt Lake City Marsden PWA Utah Aller Nichk

Happy Stitchers 4 H Club Organized

The Happy Stitchers 4 H club organized recently with Miss Aston Gurr as president Carmen Garner vice president Mary Jane Mitchell secretary and treasurer Jayre Adams reporter Carmen Garner song and cheerleader and Mary Jane Mitchell as organist Other members include LawVere Davis Bertha Peterson Oma ai Ward and Glenna Lowder The first meeting was held at the home of Lorean Mickelson one of their leaders The other leaders are Elma Peterson and Mas Evans

Happy Stitchers

Pump Ordered For Well In Canyon Area

An irrigation pump and power extension are planned for a canyon well near Parowan. Federal funds of 1800 dollars will finance the pump and a one quarter mile line extension. A local committee sought more funds in Salt Lake City to drill another well and extend irrigation to Newcastle.

Helds Drowth Riles Committee Parovain Ilea Nue Tountv I. Aslams A. Mathewon George TD Morris Eimginser Jensen Poarowan Jenser Parowsa Cedar City Plsa Newcastle

Women’s clubs plan district convention in Utah

Mrs Venice Decker announces the district convention of the United Women’s Tribes Southern District to be held here on Monday June 25 with a 10 o’clock business meeting and a 1 o’clock program. Utah federation leaders are expected and reservations must be made by June 22 with Mrs Decker. attendees include local members and the Southern counties choir group.

Venice Decker Iderated Women's Trihes Utah O Clork Five Mile Weston Vernon Utah Federation Jacobs Lowe

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