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Parowan Times

Location

Parowan, Utah, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1933

Page

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See Utah First By L C Miles Recreation Director

Utah tourism push urges residents to explore Dixie National Forest and nearby scenic wonders. The article notes Forest Service recreation programs begun last summer under J E Gurr, with camps on Cedar Mountain and Duck Creek, drawing thousands of visitors and highlighting Utah as a mountain playground.

L. C. Miles Dixie National Forest U. S&s. Department of Agriculture Forest Service Utah Dixie National Frest J. E. Gurr Cedar Mountain Duck Creek Cedar Breaks Bryce Canson

John Wb Trentley Placed To Guard Gravel Trap

At a meeting of field officials John Wb Trentley was named to care for the gravel trap at the top of town. His duty is to prevent water wash from the dam and keep gravel out of field ditches. The aim is to reduce future gravel problems after past washouts. Mr and Mrs Frank Ward and family return from Billings Montana where Frank taught school and plan California visits before he resumes teaching next fall.

John ‘Wb. Trentley K Tg Frank Ward Billings Montana Frank California

Notice of sprinkler hours change for water users

City Council orders revised lawn watering times due to low pressure. East of Main Street sprinkling now in the morning and West of Main Street in the evening after June 12. Hours follow the times printed on your water ticket.

Main Sttreet Main Street

Fire Threatens A. C. Hatch Barn in Evening Blaze

A small barn fire on the Hatch property broke out Wednesday evening near the south end of the slab stable. Neighbors crowded the area but firefighters cut it off before damage occurred. owners Mr. and Mrs. Hatch hurried to the scene after learning the blaze was on their yard, fearing a larger townwide fire if it spread.

A. C. Hatch Hatch

Jockey Clyde Moore Performs Daring Trotting Rescue

The report notes Clyde Moore, formerly of this town, steadied a runaway trotter named Harold G in a California race at Buddy DuBrock's Hollywood Hunt club. Despite the horse breaking its rein, Moore clung to the shafts and horse head, managing to slow and stop the animal without injuring others.

Clyde Moore Buddy DuBrock Hollywood Hunt Club Harold G Clyde

Fishing Season Opens June Fifteenth in Utah

Fishing season starts June 15 on most Utah streams and lakes. Stocked waters in the northern state remain closed until July 1. nearby waters not in this area will open as listed by State Fish and Game Commissioner Newell Cook.

Utah Newell. Cook

East Ward Relief Society Meeting Postponed

Officers announce no relief meeting for East Ward on Wednesday June 1dth due to Flag Day and Daughters of the Poncers Program. Dan Moore, son of Mr and Mrs May Moore, celebrated his seventh birthday June 3 with 25 children enjoying games and refreshments.

East Ward Relief Society Dan Moore May Moore

Young couple to be married in temple

Ivan Orton son of Mr and Mrs Lerneel Orien and Miss Mena Gurr daughter of Mr and Mrs Win J Gurr depart for Salt Lake where they will wed in the temple. Both are active in local high school activities and church work with Mina serving as organist for Sunday school and primary.

Ivan Orton Lerneel Orien Mena Gurr Win J. Gurr Salt Lake Tie Salt Lake Temple Ivan Mina

Practical Household Tips and Garden Troubles

A collection of home advice on preventing crystallization in glycerine mixtures and frying spills, foot care for sweaty feet, and insect control for gardens. It includes a traditional cutworm treatment using poisoned bran mash, with detailed mixing instructions, plus local notices about welfare orders and a family visit from Cedar to celebrate a birthday.

Paris

Mrs Nelda Ward Armetlong Visits Wart Family

Mrs Nelda Ward Armetlong of Mayfield Kansas visits relatives of the Wart family and appears listed with her kin in local social notes.

Nelda Ward Armetlong Mayfield Kanas Wart

City Council Holds Regular Meeting With Sprinkling Rule Change

The June city council meeting approved altering sprinkling hours due to low east side water pressure. East of Main Street shifts to morning sprinkling West of Main Street to evening. The Legion seeks a caretaker for the public square and Memorial grounds and council will discuss with churches and Legion. A Fourth of July committee transfer to Legion is considered. meeting adjourned after claims.

Cty Bath Daue Slasue Main Street Legion

State Tax Commission Visits Iron County

State Tax Commission members visited Iron County to meet the Board of County Commissioners. They tour counties statewide to equalize assessment values and curb fluctuations. Iron County officials will gather for their regular meeting next Monday amid potential resident complaints.

State Tax Commission Iron County Board of County Commissioners

Primary Officers and Teachers Attend General Conference

Practically all Mast ward primary officers and teachers left Wednesday evening for East Lake City to attend the annual Primary convention and conference. Elwood Mortensen accompanies them. they will stay until early next week. Fourteen members plan to travel together by group and share hotel accommodations.

Mast Ward East Lake City Elwood Mortensen

Local Boys Break In Cheese Factory

Local youths Orion Webb Jean Loo eer and Albert Hallgson were implicated after breaking into the Southern Utah Dairy Company plant at about two o'clock yesterday morning. They confessed to a misdemeanor, pled guilty, and were fined thirty days in jail or payment of the fine. Webb paid his fine, others remained unable to pay.

Southern Utah Dairy Company Cient Mitchell Ile Sherif L. J. Adams Mitchell Orion Webb Jean Loweer Albert Fiallgsonu Eremns Ween Guty Atteruck Scott AL. Mathesau Aleut Benson Lara Webb

Itarowan Girl Marries Roy From Los Angeles

Miss Ova Rengen of this city married Monday morning to Emmets Alexander Krager in the bride’s home with Bishop W. L. Adams officiating. Ova, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rens, is a popular graduate who will join her husband in Los Angeles after the ceremony.

Ova Rengen Eamets Alexander Krager Los Angeles W. L. Adams Ova Meshiar Rens Fish School Jroin California

County Seeks Conciliation Commissioner for Iron County Farmers

Iron County farmers petition Judge Johnson of the District Court for the United States in Utah, asking appointment of a conciliation commissioner under the National Bankruptcy Act amendment. The aim is to obtain relief stopping foreclosures and allowing farmers to keep farms, with broader debt relief beyond farm mortgages. They urge Justice Johnson to act promptly.

Firsteen Iron County Tihran DP Johnson District Court of the United States District of Utah Ttia Justicec Federal Snadge

U of U Summer School to Open in June

Summer session at the University of Utah will begin June 12 under Dean Milton Lennion. The Diversity of Ula sulmolép grhaol event runs through July 21 with resident faculty and noted educators leading classes and lectures. Proceedings include AAAS Pacific Division convention meetings featuring leaders in various fields.

Ulasulmolép Grhaol Milton Lennion Americate Association For the Advancement of Science Pacific Division

Passing Ends Suffering Of Sally Ann Lowder

Sally Ann Lowder, aged 67, wife of John L. Lowder, has died after a ten week illness attributed to heart leakage. Surviving family members and funeral details are expected to appear in next week's issue.

Sally Ann Lowder Sally Ann Hratt Lowder John L. Lowder Leke Audi

New Plan For Grazing Fees On National Forests

Secretary of Agriculture approves a method to adjust National Forest grazing fees tied to livestock prices. The plan bases 1923 cattle and 1902 sheep rates on price indices, sets 1938 fees at 9.99 cents per head monthly for cattle and 2.05 cents for sheep, and authorizes refunds of any excess fees collected for 1935 while applying overpayments to future charges.

United States Jores Bergice Secretary of Agriculture Ude Forest Service Bureau of Agricultural Ecoenomicy

H C Parcells Rents Office at County Court House

Deputy county attorney H C Parcells rents the North part of the court house office while Durham Mercis becomes deputy to Seattal. Matheson and L J Adams, deputy sheriff, will share the opposite hall as the deputy offices are divided into two rooms this week.

Court Iase Parcells Durham Mercis Seattal Matheson L. J. Adams

Patrol of the American Region plans holiday pavilion work

Memburs of the arowan Post of the American Region meet nightly to discuss building a dancing pavilion. They seek multiple sites and hope to complete a project by July 4 with a barge to haul materials for a lasting holiday display.

Arowan

Marriage Licenses Issued In Various Areas

Marriage licenses issued include Clair Johnsingen Lister and Virgo May Tisans from Parewan, Em ery Alexander of Low Angrl ep, Gra Kensen of Jarawaits, and Albert N. Dalley with Genevieve Alad o of Paracas, Nicaragua, among others.

Marrisze Theroey Clair Jtohingen Lister Virging May Tisans Parewan Emery Alexander Low Angrlep Gra Kensen Jarawaits Alert N. Dalley Cedar City Genevieve Alad O Paracas Nicarla Juan Jirngon Mina Jlaxine Guez Larowaa

Also Mentioned on This Page

Salt Lake City America Utah Parks Association J. Fields Guy Bundy Aun Ivan Pearl Salt Lake Renana Reilef Committee A. Holling Evan Lgiling Cedar Jane J. B. Rotlin Rachel &le- Connell Wanda Kate Helen Kate City Council Thomas Adams Junction Scott Matheson Itarowan Roy U. OF U GoMendell Weidell Iowa Neraka Afton Adams Mallard Stella Mullis Forest Office Tle H. C. Parcells
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