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Parowan Times

Location

Parowan, Utah, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1932

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This Year Is Our Opportunity For Southern Utah Tourism

Benjamin Cameron Jr. urges Southern Utah to seize the 1948 Los Angeles Games travel surge and numerous conventions. He says two national parks and local attractions can draw visitors, urging communities to advertise to capture expected tourism while addressing public nerves about tomorrow.

Southern Utah Benjamin Cameron Jr Associated Civic Clubs Utah Cameron Los Angeles West

Gun and Rod Club to Hold Meeting

A meeting of all Gun and Rod Club members is called for Sunday evening June 19 at 8:36 in the Library auditorium. Secretary Clifton Hallerman says it is urgent for members and officers to attend to discuss club problems. Weather notes mention moisture from snow aiding crops despite frost and damage to alfalfa and trees in Parowan and surrounding areas.

Clifton Hallerman Patagonah Paragonah Edgar Benson Paragonal

Tax Committee Urges Bond Refunds and Spending Cuts

The Cedar City Chamber of Commerce tax committee led by W. H. Leigh urges the School Board to refund $24,000 of bonds maturing this year and cut operating costs by $4,000. They propose reducing the levy to 10 mills pending legal and financial review and call for restricting night use of the school building and trimming salaries and expenses to save funds for future relief. They also suggest exploring per capita state Indian pupil funds and a federal allowance.

Igoard Bollard Tla

School Board Delays Budget Adoption to Study Chamber Recommendations

The Cedar City School Board postpones approving the 1932 33 budget to near month end to allow review of tax committee recommendations from a Chamber of Commerce budget hearing. An earlier plan to adopt by July 1 remains, with legal checks slowing final action. The board also awarded four Cedar City bus routes and Parowan routes contracts, approved an Iron Fireman stoker purchase, and hired Dolph Andrus to appraise school property for reinsuring.

Chamber of Commerce Board of Education W. H. Leigh John 8. Woodbury Jenny Oberhansley Gayte A. Smith Barlow Cedar City Ira Heaton Summit Enoch Cedar Heaton Lund Fosters Iron Springs Midvalley Union Field Kanarra Parowan George Chilton J. Lowe Barton Dolph Andrus

Community brides receive many showers this week

Four brides in the community were honored with showers this week. Del la Smith left Wednesday for her wedding after a Tuesday night shower, Clara Biknett previously wed last month with a Wednesday night shower, Thunta Decker Grion and Myrs Sarah Wireth Shougard each received a shower last night. Gifts were practical and appreciated. The editorial also notes potential school tax reductions could impact other taxing bodies as budgets are set. The board expresses appreciation, especially for plans to refund bonds. This year about $32,000 in district bonds mature with smaller amounts after 1926.

Della Smith Clara B iKnett Thunta Decker Grion Myrs Sarah Wireth Shougard

Fishing Season Opens Across Utah June 15

The 1932 fishing season officially opens Wednesday morning June 15. Thousands of sportsmen will head to lakes and streams statewide, with Yankes Treservoir, Navajo, Pangulich, and nearby lakes offering good catches. Access to some lakes will be via Cedar and Pauguitch due to snow and mud. auto travel blocked for days. Local lodging at Parowan Gun & Roll Club cabin at Pangieten Lake requires registration at Parowan Drug Store. Licenses remain at last year’s fees. no price reductions as legislature not in session until 1833.

Isaac Walton Utah Yankes Treservoir Pangulich Tanyon Parowan Gun & Roll Club Pangeiten Lake Parowan Drug Store BR. L. Fenton Ai. Fenton State Fish and Game Department

Road to Five Mile Camp Being Improved

Forest Ranger Ivank Seaman and local men are improving the road from the entrance to the Forest in the first left hand canyon to the Five Mile campground. The forest service allocates $40 for the work and funds are being expended. Helpers include Clifton Taylor, Clarence Benson, Claude Pendleton and Thomas Davenport.

Ivank ‘Seaman Five Mile Clifton Tayw Clarence Benson Claude Pendleton Thomas Davenport Ulael

Mountain Storm Delays Road Crew to Cedar Breaks

Jim Tweedie of Cedar City says a Sunday night gale dumped new snow on the high mountains. Workers fought to clear the Midway to U F Lodge road but funds ran out and the effort halted as warm days melted some drifts.

New Shaw James A. Tweedie Cedar City Jim Midway U. F Cedar Lreaks Ong

Prefifs Christened Four Babies in West Ward Sacrament

Four baby boys were christened at the West Ward Sacrament meeting last Sunday. They include Lucilla Boon Richards son of Lavid and Mrs Richards Bruce Moore son of Roy and Mrs Moore Julian Morris son of Aly and Mrs Morris Naylor Morris and Buddie Mickelson Sturris sons of Alma and Mrs Stubbs. A baby boy was born to Mr K L Halterman one day during the week.

West Ward Lucilla Boon Richards Lavid Richards Bruce Moore Roy Moore Julian Ttorris Aly Birs Nay Morris Buddie Mickelson Sturris Alma Stubbs K. L Halterman

Daughters Of Pioneers Plan Flag Day Celebration

The Daughters of the Utah Pioneers announce Flag Day events on June 14 with a children’s dance at 4 PM in the Recreation hall and a program at 8 PM. Admission is free for the dance with candy and snacks for sale. proceeds support a fund for the Daughters.

Daughters of Pioneers The Daughters of the Utah Pioneers Gale Daughters of the Pioneers

Dr M. Clark to serve Utah parks physician this summer

Sh. Clark of the Grand Canyon area will return as Utah Parks Company physician for the season. He previously relieved there and enjoyed the work, leaving Mrs Clark and Catherine in charge of the family drug and confectionery business. Sons Menzies and Walter plan to join Zion Park details follow.

M. Clark Grand Canyon Utah Parks Company el Escalante Cedar Zion

East Ward Relief Birthday Party Planned for June

East Ward Relief Society announces its annual Birthday party will be held on Wednesday, June 22, in the Relief Society hall. All women of the ward and visiting friends are invited. Committees include Reception Grace O. Gurr, Janie Bennett, Luella R. Adams. Posture LePreal Sabin Ward, Nellie M. Clark, Louise C. Adams. Refreshments Florence M. Joseph, Soneta B. Dalton, Josephine Waramore, Hattle A. Heap.

East Ward Relief Society Relief Society Grace O. Gurr Janie Bennett Luella R. Adams LePreal Sabin Ward Nellie M. Clark Louise C. Adams

Pasturing Banned on Public Square and Surrounding Streets

By agreement between the bishops of the two wards and the city, pasturing on the public square is prohibited. The city council forbids pasturing on adjacent streets and sidewalks. No animals in or around the Public Square will be tolerated. Parowao City officials name IH L Adams and W L Adams as bishops and Ivan Decker as mayor.

IH. L. Adams Bishop West War W. L. Adams East Ward Ivan Decker Parowao City

Marriage licenses issued by the county clerk

The county clerk issued a list of marriage licenses during the week including Delmar K R Parkinson 26 Beaver Verda Limb 16 Beaver Jos QO V Brawin 67 Pioche Ney May Marie Perkins 18 Cedar Juling Orville Cox 25 Rockville Mre Genevieve Egland 22 Rockville Elmer Orphant Gurr 24 Parowan Pella Smith 22 Parowan Joseph Sfunter Gibson 24 Enoch Lela Goodwin 19 Minersville

Delmar KR. Parkinson Beaver Verda Limb Jos V. Brawin Pioche, Ney May Marie Perkins Cedar Juling Orville Cox Rockville Mre Genevieve Egland Rockvile Elmer Orphant Gurr Parowan Pella Smith Joseph Sfunter Gibson Enoch Lela Goodwin Minersville

Suit Filed to Foreclose Mortgage on Summit Farm

W I Hadiock for the Bank of Iron County filed in Cletriet Court during the week to foreclose a mortgage on 240 acres of farm land north of Summit against E Hay Lyman and Rulon Lyman.

Sulit Cletriet W. I. Hadiock Bank of Iron County E. Hay Lyman Rulon Lyman iSummit

Council Asks Legion To Sponsor Fourth Of July Celebration

City Council meets in June and asks the American Legion to take over Fourth of July plans. Post adjutant Hatch and other Legion members show willingness. Mayor to relay message. post commanders out of town.

Council Legion American Legion Legion of Kera B. Matheson John W. Garr A. ©. Hatch Legien

Dance Scheduled At Pavilion In Four Mile Canyon

Postings advertise a dance with barbecue at Parowana pavilion in Four Mile Canyon tonight. G L and D Y Stewart of Sevier County reportedly leased the pavilion and plan regular dances with their orchestra. County license rules require a £500 annual fee. deputies warn the new lessees to obtain it before dancing begins. Notes on visitors from Montana and a Salt Lake City candidate add local context.

Four Mile Or Canyon G. L D. Y. Stewart Sevier County Biden Taft Elwood Mortensen

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