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Newspaper

Parowan Times

Location

Parowan, Utah, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1935

Page

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Parowan Drops Cedar City Rematch In Miersville Game

Parowan shows improvement in a Sunday league game against Milford in Miersville, scoring eight runs to Milford’s five after a rough start. Sparse community support and unclear admission costs hampered the effort. next games include Milford away, then Beaver, Cedar City, Milford again, and St George at home.

Miners Ville Cedar City Memorial Sore Miners- Wise Saunders Clark Ray Garner Randall Wilcock Parowan Bill Burt Lee Bressler Watson Adama Bill Haton Ivan Johnson Elmer &Vanag Claude Jensen Dalton Teai Wwhomr Ays Milford Fieaver St. George Milford Easa Frank Rasmussen

Girls of 4 Clover 4H Club organizes fourth year

The Girls of 4 Clover 4H Club met Monday June 10 with Bessie Halterman guiding plans for a new year. Officers chosen include President Maxine Halterman and Vice President Margaret Pendletton.

Bessie Halterman Maxine Halterman Margaret *Pendletton Claudia Pendleton Agit Ueth Robinson

Returned Missionary to Speak on Sunday

Announcement by Bishop H L Adams that Elder Arnold Stevens who returned this week from the Canadian mission of the L D S church will be the speaker at the Sunday afternoon Sacrament meeting in the West ward. East Ward invited to join, likely no East Ward meeting.

H. L. Adams Arnold ¥. Stevens West Wnd

Canyon Road Improvements Begin For New Bridge Over Creek

Construction on canyon road upgrades starts soon including a new concrete abutment bridge at the mouth of the second left canyon and grading work as funds allow. The plan may shift to keep the route on the west side, potentially eliminating two bridges and reducing contact with water and power lines. The forest service will widen the Bowery road to sixteen feet and install better bridges, creating a better scenic route through the canyon.

Main Canyon Tefthand Canyon Forest Service Bowery

Two Local youths Fined for Intoxication After Collision

Lynn Green and Don Skougard received $10 fines in Justice Parcell's court early this week for intoxication. They were involved in a minor auto collision with a tourist on Upper Main Street after allegedly running a stop sign and denting the tourist's Fender despite attempts to avoid impact.

Lynn Green Don Skougard Justice Parcell Upper Main Street

Bettridge visit from Caliente to see Matilda family

Mr and Mrs Thomas Bettridge traveled from Caliente at week’s start for a brief visit with the Matilda Bettridge family.

Thomas Bettridge Caliente Matilda Bettridge

Formula Given for Cutworm Control in Utah Gardens

Utah State Agricultural Experiment Station scientist G F Knowlton reports severe cutworm damage in tomatoes sugar beets melons and corn this spring. He prescribes a poisoned bran ball bait mixing bran or alfalfa meal white arsenic or Paris green molasses and water applied as a crumbly mixture in the late evening for effective control.

Utah G. F. Knowlton Utah State Agricultural Experiment Station Knowlton

Macfarlane Named As Deputy Game Warden

Claude Macfarlane of Cedar City has been named deputy state game warden replacing Evelyn Parry in this district. The appointment follows Democratic pressure for representation in local sportsmen clubs. Parry, a Republican, was reassigned to Fishlake service. Alfalfa weevil damage prompts early cutting recommendations for farmers.

Claude Macfarlange Cedar City Evelyn Parry Newell B. Cook Parry Macfarlane Democratic Committee Parowan Fishlake

Fourth Celebration In Hands of Legion

The American Legion may take over the Fourth of July celebration after the City Council requested. A small appropriation was approved to help fund the event while plans remain undecided. The council postponed decisions on a summer music program pending a definite proposal.

The American Legion Legion

Grazing Permit Forms Available From U S Department

A supply of grazing permit application blanks and land map forms has been received from the U S Department of Interior at the County Agent's office. Livestockmen, farmers or landowners may apply at the local County Agent's office for the necessary forms under the Taylor grazing act.

U. S. Department of Interior

Pea Planting Starts in Parowan Valley

Mr. Pratt of the San Diego Fruit and Vegetable Co reports 101 acres contracted in Parowan valley for peas this year. Planting progresses with seed beds in excellent condition and the outlook for county production is favorable. Pratt expects a better yield and more picking than last year, with labor provided during harvest for many residents of Parowan.

Pratt San Diego Fruit and Vegetable Co Parowan Valley Paro- Wen

Weed Control Plan Underway in County Fields

The FARA office initiates a weed project to combat whitetop in the county. Two plow teams and two single-horse teams start this week at Hamilton's Fort, using clean cultivation to plow, stub, and cultivate infested fields every two weeks.

FARA Hamilton's Fort

Prefare to Make War on Insect Pesis in the Garden

The article urges immediate action against garden pests such as cutworms cabbage worms and aphids. It lists treatments including Paris Green and lead arsenate, notes beneficial insects like lady bugs and birds, and explains different methods for chewing versus sucking insects.

Paris Green

Parowan to Hold Summer Band Concerts Every Two Weeks

L Walter Peterson announced Parowan will host a summer band concert every two weeks. Rehearsals are regular and the first concert is to be announced soon. Public notices will appear in the Times before each performance.

L. Walter Peterson Peterson

Summer Music Classes Announced by High School Lead

L Walter Petersen head of the music department announces summer instrumental classes starting immediately. Courses include Trumpets Trombones Horns Violin Bassoon and advanced ensembles with flexible weekday schedules and free instruction for participants. Paragonah students invited. parents urged to ensure regular rehearsal attendance.

L. Walter Petersen Mate Peterson Paragonah

Local Officers Nab Suspect In Car Theft and Hold-up

Deputy sheriff Will Dalton and city marshal Frank Adams arrested a man after a tip from Washington county officials. The suspect, driving a Ford-8, fled a service station with gas and later claimed to be Charles Buck. Betty Waltman of Los Angeles identified the man as Charles Puck, suspected in a prior hold-up. Sheriff Cottam recovered both man and car next day.

Will Dalton Frank Adams Washington County Dalton Main Street Cedar Washington Betty Waltman Los Angeles Charles Buck Charles Puck Sheriff Cottam

Civil suits filed in county district court this week

Barbara M Walters seeks non support and restoration of maiden name Barbara Matheson after divorce from Warren J Walters. date of marriage February 3 1934 in Los Angeles noted. Frank J Pettis and John M Brown represent collection of note. Bank of Southern Utah seeks foreclosure against W C Smith. Mrs Phoebe Bayles Brenner invites family from California for a few weeks.

Darbara M. Walters Warren J. Walters Barbara Matheson Angeles Frank Jf

Commissioners Hold Regular Jane Meeting Report

The Board of County Commissioners held its regular meeting with the State Tax Commission official Roscoe E. Hammond and engineer W. A. Strumm present. Abatements were granted for some worthy residents while most assessments were found on par with state-wide improvements. The board approved travel funds for Tex Shields, set telephone allowances, appointed Wesley Pryor to the hospital committee, and designated Marie Stevens secretary. It also named Edla Halterman registrar and Marlo Topham deputy road supervisor, ordered a financial year report, and approved sale of three mining claims for 15 360 to Edwin and LB Bean.

Board of County Commissioners Board of Equalization Roscoe E. Hammond State Tax Commission W. A. Strumm Commission Claude Edwards Cedar City Wim. Osborn Freilel E. D. Thompson Tex Shields FRA Shields Wesley Pryor Wa53 M. J. Maacfarlane F. Leigh Marie Stevens Fdla Halterman Parowan Marlo Topham Kanatra Iron Springs Paragonah Andrew M. Lamoreaux Richmond Ruby Stateline Edwin LB. J. Bean

Ward couple welcome baby son at county hospital

Mr. and Mrs. Rex Ward are the happy parents of a new baby boy born Tuesday evening at the county hospital. LaVera Davis, daughter of Mrs. Annetta R. Davis, is hospitalized with a severe arm injury from a wagon fall, currently in a sling.

Rex Ward Dora LaVera Davis Annetta R. Davis

Health Board Inspects City Sanitation and Relief Toilets

City health board assigns 19 inspectors to survey conditions and outdoor toilets. Officials see a real chance to improve sanitary conditions, possibly condemning unsanitary toilets and urging replacements while aiding relief work and creating timber demand.

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