City Marshal Warns of Flood Dangers at Gravel Trap
Marshal Harrell Dalton warns that a gravel trap south of the city greatly increases flood risk. He cites a widened channel and filled passages that could send floodwaters directly into the city if a break occurs. He urges cooperation between the city and fields to divert water, fix the diversion dam, and prevent higher costs after a disaster.
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Gays
Harrell Dalton
Atal
Will Whitney Corner
Whitney Corner
West Ward Relief Society to Complete Lesson Work
The West Ward Relief society will finish its season next Tuesday afternoon with a lesson on The Proper Use of Humor by Barbara M. Adams. A trio by the Durham asisterag is also planned. All members are urged to be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Ward Relief Society
Barbara M. Adams
Durham Asisterag
Two Wards to Meet Together Next Sunday
West Ward Sacrament meeting will join with the East Ward next Sunday afternoon. Miss Anna Adama, home from Salt Lake City, will recount her summer trip to Europe. Wm. M. Dalton will sing a German solo. Arrangements were announced by Bishop Mitchell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Ward
Anna Adama
Salt Lake City
Europe
Wm. M. Dalton
East Ward
Bishop Mitchell
Suit filed for quiet title on Cedar Main Street property
Elulda E. Garnhurat filed a suit in district court against Glenwood Froyd and others seeking quiet title to property on the east side of Cedar Main Street. Morris and Matheson represent the plaintiff. The H J Doolittle Co filed suit against M Vernon McBride for collection of an account. J A Paramore made a business trip to Salt Lake City during the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Elulda E. Garnhurat
Glenwood Froyd
Cedar Main Street
Morris and Matheson
H. J. Doolittle Co
M. Vernon McBride
Arwan Man Takes Newcastle Bride
Ray I Adams of this city and Miss Nevada Knell of Newcastle wed in the St. George temple on Tuesday and are to make their home in Colorado. Adams, son of Mr and Mrs Thomas B Adams, a Parowan High graduate active in athletics and civic work, and Knell, a Newcastle native and Parowan High graduate, were accompanied by family and guests at the wedding reception and later by a Newcastle wedding supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray I. Adams
Nevada Knell
Newcastle
St. George Tempe
Times
Ray
Thomas B. Adams
Ile
Parowan High School
L. D. Gs. Thurch
Germany
Colorado
Frank Kneil
Gibbs Family Caught With Moonshine Cache Sunday
Mrs Adda Gibbs and her sons Max and Earl Hinteritter were arrested after officers, who had watched the cache since the day before near Cedar City, found moonshine in their possession. Max pleaded guilty and received a 150 dollar fine and 170 days jail, suspended on a plan to leave the state. The others pleaded not guilty but faced withdrawn charges. Fines go to the county. the car was released to the Gibbs party by the sheriff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. Adda Gibbs
Max
Earl Hinteritter
Cedar City
Leigh
Gibbs
Fife
Corry
Gardner
Poultry Stock Levels Signal Rising Prices
A Utah Poultry Producers Association report cites a Federal cold storage study showing eggs and poultry sharply down in May. Storage stocks fell about 14 percent for eggs and 59 percent overall, suggesting stronger demand and potential price increases as production tightens.
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Untesa
Utah
Ass'n
Federal
Association
United States Giarketdne Service
Washington, D. C
Memorial Day Flower Theft and Cemetery Vandalism Probe
A letter complains that flowers were stolen from graves during Memorial week and placed on another grave with the inscription Darling We Miss Thee. The writer offers a 56 reward for the guilty party and urges action against grave robbing and vandalism. The piece also notes rifle damage to headstones and pledges to seek city rewards and police effort.
Legion Sets Fourth of July Plans and Junior Baseball Schedule
Parowan hosts July 4 events including a sunrise flag salute a 9 am band concert and 10 am patriotic meeting The day features two Parowan Beaver junior baseball games two Parowan Beaver matchups and a dance at the Lesson pavilion with committees named for sports decorating and program coordination.
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Parowan
American Legion
Ivan Decker
Paroewan
Leaver
Garner
The Old Stone Church in Reverent Verse
A brief verse laments the old stone church, praised as holy and enduring. It speaks of pilgrims visiting ruined shrines, the dignity of the church, and its continuing role for descendants and God, attributed to Carletan Culissev.
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Atone
Carletan Culissev
Bride Given Shower by Mrs Ward for Mrs Adama
A bridal shower was held last evening on the lawn of Mrs Edward W Ward for Mrs Ray Jr Adama a bride of this week. About sixty guests attended bringing useful gifts as they offered congratulations and best wishes. The evening was enjoyed by the bride and groom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward W. Ward
Ray Jr. Adama
Hadflen
Turkey Raisers Sought by Farowan Valley Poultry Association
Notice to turkey raisers seeks contact with local growers for potential market opportunities. Interested parties should reach John Ji Pendleton or Byron Adams. Ray D. Garner of Parowan High School visited Circleville and Marysville to inspect Smith Hughes projects and to gauge interest from buyers for local club sheep.
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Farowan Valley Poultry Association Wold
John Ji. Pendleton
Byron Adams
Ray D. Garner
Agricultural Department
the Parowan High School
Circleville
Marysville
Smith-Hughes
Maraden and Richards Travel to Beaver on Business
Messrs. L. N. Maraden and David Richards motored to Beaver yesterday for business matters.
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Messrs
L. N. Maraden
David Richards
Beaver
Local banker comments on Millard County pest problem
Mr. O L Huntaman of the National Building and Loan Association in Salt Lake City spoke on conditions statewide. He notes low morale and weather as factors and says Millard County faces grasshoppers and weevils undermining crops, with theresting thistle vulnerable. turkey growers are the only gainers.
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O. L. Huntaman
National Building & Loan Association of
Salt Lake City
Millard County
Milo Marsten to Be Married Tomorrow
Milo Marsten, son of a former state senator, will marry Mila Elane Rampton of Salt Lake City in the Salt Lake temple tomorrow. He recently graduated from the University of Utah and is active in student and fraternity affairs. After a honeymoon to Lake Tahoe and the coast, the couple will reside in Salt Lake City.
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Milo
Marsden
O Mila Elane Rampton
Salt Lake City
Salt Lake Temple
Salt Lake
Formar
L. N. Marsden
University of Ulab
L. D. & Church
C. H. Rampton
Chas. S. Mabey
Utah
University of Utah
Lake Tahoe
San Francisco
Othe Points
Navy
Public Hearing on Iron County District Budget 1931
Notice is hereby given that a public hearing will be had on the proposed budget of the Iron County School District for the year 1934-22 from 7 to 3 p m on Friday June 15 1931 at the offices of the Board of Education in Cedar City. Signed Janet Rollo Clerk.
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Iron County
Board of Education
Cedar City
Janet Rollo
Mothers And Daughters Enjoy Annual Outing
A large group of mothers and daughters from Parowan ward joined the M I A at the Five Mile camp for the annual outing. Separate ward events converged at the camp with ball games, horseshoes, hiking, and a delicious lunch. Free transport and West ward supplied ice cream.
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Parowan Ward
Five Mile
West Ward
Thanksgiving best time to market turkeys in the West
Utah turkey producers are urged to market early for peak Thanksgiving prices. Northwest Turkeys Growers' Association official Libert Beyers notes shortages may push prices higher, with stocks down 47 percent from a year ago and hatcheries operating near capacity into June, delaying early birds.
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Utah
Lcibert Beyers
Northwest Turkeys Growers’ Association
Salt Lake
Beyers
Oregon
California
Nevada
Idaho
Wyoming
Colorado
United States Marketing Service
Pacific
Ne Beyers
Farm Values Slashed by County Board of Equalization
Iron County Board of Equalization cut farm land values twenty percent amid drought concerns and directed other adjustments for taxpayers. The county also reviewed tax property sales, telecommunication cuts, welfare funding, dependent mother allowances, and indigent care spending accountability.
Shower for Newly Married Couple Honored by Neighbors
About twenty five friends and neighbors held a miscellaneous bundla shower Sunday night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. Alma Benson who wed last week. Guests gave useful dishes and cooking utensils and shared warm good wishes. Mrs. Eulala T. Orton and Mrs. Cora W. Mortrosen helped organize with former MIL I A coworkers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Alma Benson
Benson
Eulala T. Orton
Cora W. Mortrosen
Penson
MIL. I. A
Two Wards Clash In Friday Baseball Game
A big game between the men of the two Parowaon Wards is set for Friday at 4 p m on the local diamond. The winning side will be guests at a Ingors weenie roast to be fixed after the contest. Real competition is anticipated.
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Parowaon
Mountain States Set for Small Gains or Losses
Amid mixed forecasts, Wyoming and Idaho may hold steady while others show slight gains or declines. The Times newspaper offers yearly subscription at 32.00 dollars.
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Winh
Idaho
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West Ward Relief
J. A. Paramore
Argwan
Gibbs Group
Dad Ag
Dalton
Orland Ward
Dozeman
Montana
Legion
Garfield
Iron
Washington Counties
Follons
St. George
Legion Post
John Stauffer
Henry Pickett
Mr. Pickett
Clair Rowley
Alvin Decker
Ed Warren
Bain Matheson
Merrill Mitchell
Ross Taylor
Ed Ward
Mia
Evan Bayles
Albert Adams
Durham Morris
M. F. Grames
Earl Skengard
Winston Orton
Roy Moore
Oscar Wiltsey
Oscar Orton
Robert Fowler
A C
Hatch
Blarrell Dalton
Travel
Turkey
Milo Marsten
Board of Equalization
Recorder's
Tressurer
Cedar Welfare Ass’n
Lizzie B. Hall
Thomas Bennett
Dependent Mothera Fund
John L. Lowder
Tiannah DaNeon
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