Iron County Board Approves 412,690 Budget
Iron County Board of Education approves the 1998 39 budget totaling 412 690 with 35 906 50 for debt service and 227 000 for a new high school building. It funds general operating costs and notes grants, bond sales, and taxes as revenue sources. Marion Halterman hospitalized last Sunday with severe lung infection and congestion. expected to recover.
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Iron County Board of Edution
Feedar Caf
Feneral Cortrol
Fortce
Har
Smith-Hughes
Iron Co
Marion Halterman
Shining Palace serial and wartime highlights in paper
Today in the paper features exciting developments in Shining Palace by Christine Whiting eater and Dard Lloyd George as wartime leader. It notes Walter diving lessons, a life story by Lemuel F. Barton, and a six shooter tale with Ne of the abilities of Brazil's current president. George Barclay sketches Tommy Tenrich on a major career path in Speaking of Sports while Edward W. Pokerd reviews Weekly News. Arthur Guinan and Floyd Gibbons contribute other stories from the front and home.
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Mpular
Christine Whiting Eater
Brazil
Rertile
Vagas
Lemuel F. Barton
Tommy Tenrich
George Barclay
Church Music Training Course Starts in Utah Communities
The Church Music Committee announces a twelve week training program for stake and ward musicians in Panguitch Kanab Hurricane St George and Parowan beginning June 13 to June 17. Director George H. Durham will lead weekly sessions for choristers and organists at centrally located venues with stake presidents and ward bishops coordinating. Over 3 000 choristers and organists have completed the course with positive bishop and stake president feedback.
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Utah
Stake
Salt Lake Dity
Kanab
Hurricane
St. George
Parowan
George H. Durham
Salt Lake
Church Music Committee
Durham Wll
Stake Prestiyuts
Heavy fish kill at Navajo Lake shocks Cedar City anglers
Reports say most or all fish in Navajo Lake are dead. Bill Sorensen of Glenwood hatchery first released the news after inspecting the lake for spring planting. D Cleo Dix of Cedar City observed about forty seven hundred dead fish along the shore, varying in size. A state fish and game department hydrologist will test to determine the cause, with possible implications for summer fishing and lake management including a higher dike. Mrs. Blanche Dalton Trammond travels to Salt Lake City to visit sisters Geatrice and Myra.
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Navajo Lake
Bill Sorensen
Glenwood
I.ch
Sorensen
State Fish and Game Department
Fise
Elder Hulet Writes From Mission Field
From Clune Iowa on June 6 1935 Elder Hulet sends thanks to W W Mitchell for the Times and shares notes on Council Bluffs Mormon history the Mormon Battalion Winter Quarters and Kanesville He describes the open winter a wet spring and local hospitality while praising readers back home and the Times as a letter from home
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W. W. Mitchell
Mr. Mitchell
Times
Council Bluffs
Mexico
Mormon Battalion
Kanesyville
Missouri River
Winter Quarters
Water Users Meeting on Parowan Creek Digression
Notice to water users announces a meeting in the Library Auditorium on Tuesday June 14 at 8 30 p m to discuss crushing Ya kee reservoir dam and diverting Dark Hollow creek into Yankee plus a Forest Service proposal regarding Yankee reservoir All water users urged to attend. Mrs Elizabeth P Murdock and her daughter from Salt Lake City visited for the summer.
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Library
Yakee Reservoir
Dark Hollow Creek
Yankee
Forest Service
Elizabeth P. Murdock
Mrs. Off
Salt Lake City
West Ward Relief Society Reorganized at Parowan
At a regular Parowan West Ward meeting last Tuesday the West Ward Relief Society installed new officers led by President Margaret Stubbs with Cora Rowley and Leone Lyman as councilors and Mabel Wilcock as secretary treasurer. Retiring officers Melinda M. Adams Grace Burt Hazel Pendleton and Eliza Stevens were honored for long service.
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Parowan West Ward Relief Sociey
Margaret Stubbs
Cora Rowley
Leone Lyman
Mabel Wilcock
Treas
Ger Yate
Melinda M. Adams
Grace Burtrhst
Hazel Pendleton
Eliza Stevens
Adams
Burt
Pendleton
Stevens
Sarah L Matheson
Ece Decker
Garbara BM
Adams Mamie D. Orton
Delia Marsden
New Sire Purchased by Jersey Bull Assn
A new Jersey bull, just past yearling, was bought by the Parowan Jersey Bull Association from Nuttall dairy farm at Prova. The old bull was sold, funds used for the young animal, and a meeting set for Saturday night at the court house to arrange care and details. Several members and local residents attended visits and other livestock plans were noted, including sheep shearing trips to Morriana and departures for northern states.
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New Jersey
Parowan Jersey Bull Association
Nuttall
Prova
Jersey
Ray D. Garner
Clair
Wm G. Rowley
Court House
Farm Debt Adjustment Committee Meeting Planned
The June session of the Utah Farm Debt Adjustment movement aims to address widespread mortgage stress among farmers. County committee members J.M. C. Robinson of Parowan, W. Jones, and Parley E. Andred of Cedar City will convene at the Bank of Southern Utah in Cedar City on Wednesday, June 15 at 9:90 a.m.
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Farm Debt Adjustment Movement
Fourty-Three
Farm Debt Adjustment Organization
Utah
Udiah
Bank of Southern Utah
Cedar City
J.m . C. Robinson
Parowan
Her W. Jones
Parley E. Andred
Ada Stevens Married in Salt Lake Temple
Miss Ada Stevens daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Stevens of this city and Mr Own Hullinger of Rockford were married on Tuesday June 7th in the Salt Lake temple. They returned from the capital yesterday and a reception is held tonight in the West Ward church social rooms. They will move to Rockfield where Hullinger will operate a service station. Stevens has taught school in Vernal Uintah county after graduating from the University of Utah.
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Ada Stevens
Joseph Tewns
Own Hullinger
Reosert
Salt Lake Temple
Rilet & Ciety
Weat Ward Church
Rockfield
Sir. Hollinger
Exchange Club Urges Oiling Of Canyon Road
The Exchange Club at Hateguler discussed oiling Canyon Road from the Vermilion Castle camp to the forest boundary to reduce dust and traffic hazards. A committee was named to pressure county, state, and forest officials for oiling this season and to pursue further road improvements. The meeting also touched on possible new Forest Camp, a connecting road via First Left Hand Canyon, and Parowan’s potential county center.
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Exchange Club
Canyon Road
Hateguler
Vermilion Castle Forest Camp
Bowery Road
Second Left Hand Canyon
Yankee Tesarvok
Tyan Detker
Fh. J. Adams Amu W
Metchell
County Commsioners
State Road Commission
Forest Service
Commissons
Beyon
Jupeton
Bowery
Yankees Reservoir
Bettensen
Cedarty
Parowan
R. L. Fenton
John H. Pendton
Ray H. Adama
Recreation program urged for Cherge city
WPA recreation program organizers urge wide participation from Young people and adults. Daily sessions run except Saturday at the school grounds with a large turnout already. A children's picnic is planned for Saturday at five. Community children are invited to bring their names. Men are invited to play baseball on Tuesdays and Thursdays from five until dark.
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Cherge
Elty
Morecuz
Satuday
Ha Soheol Gerounde
W.rkers
East Ward Society to Honor Mothers and Daughters
East Ward Reel of Society will present a program Wednesday at 9 o clock honoring the Mothers and Daughters of the ward. All ladies over seventeen are invited to attend and Relief Society work will be highlighted. Refreshments will be served after the program as the society marks the summer season.
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East Ward
Reel of
Relief Society
Hellef
Local Couple United At Quiet Wedding
A quiet wedding last Saturday night united Arlo Holyoak and Georgia Halterman in marriage. The ceremony was performed by Bishop H L Adams at the bride’s mother’s home with only immediate family. A light lunch followed for those present. The groom is the son of Mr and Mrs Joseph F. Holyoak and the bride is the daughter of Mrs Ida P. Halterman. The couple, now living in the Madora Halterman home on the west side of town, are regarded as active young community members.
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Arlo Holyoak
Georgia Halterman
H. L. Adams
Joseph F. Holyoak
Bide
Ida P. Halterman
Madora
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