Council Acts to Reduce Flood Risk and Rebuild Dam
At a special city council meeting on Tuesday night the body approved immediate steps to lessen flood danger along Hast Ride. They plan a simple dam in the old channel to redirect floodwaters toward the south hill and spillway, with Councilman Wm. J. Gurr ordered to begin work today. A repairs plan for the diversion dam near the breakwater was referred to a committee which warns the first freshet could destroy the current dam, making replacement far costlier than the recommended quick fix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. J. Gurr
County Library Adds New Books to Shelves
The County Library announces new acquisitions including Patrol Leader The Yellow Chair Crime of Sylvester Bonnard Wild Roses Penrod Penrod and Sam Moon Out of Reach Handsome Man Boy Scouts of Black Eagle Patrol Lone Bull's Mistake Mystery of the Bradley Pearls Mr Blue Peacock Playtime Stories Circus Cotton Tails Bunny Boy and Grizzly Bear Pet Pony Mother's First Treader Social Twins Happy Four Stories Cruise of the Dazzler Baby Elton Quarterback Age of Discovery and 56 volumes of Harvard Classics to replace losses from a fire Librarian Elizabeth Heap invites donations of interesting or useful books to replenish the collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Strong
The
Yellow Chair
Sylvester Bonnard
Penrod
Sam
Handsome Man
Boy Scouts
Black Eagle Patrol
Mr. Blue Peacock
Circus Cotton Tails
Bunny Boy
Grizzley Bear
Happy
Baby Elton
Quarterback
Age of Discovery
Elbert Hubbard
Harvard
Bheabeth Heap
Lawn Sprinkling Rules Enforced By City Marshal
City marshal enforces lawn sprinkling rules, shutting off water for violators and threatening prosecution. The ordinance imposes a 1.25 dollar seasonal fee and set hours for watering, with fines up to fifty dollars or thirty days in jail. West side to evening hours, East side to morning hours, meters exempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times
Hemstlyea
Nelson
Parowan City
Stop Signs Disregarded In City Warns Officers
Local officers report motorists ignore new Boulevard stop signs at all intersections near the highway. Drivers roll through without stopping, risking themselves and highway travelers. No prosecutions yet, but enforcement may be necessary if warnings fail.
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State Road Commission
Bee Hive Girls Return From Salt Lake City
Special to the Times reports Hast Ward Bee Hive girls returning from Salt Lake City where they did temple work and attended a conference. They were joined by Tooele girls and visited Saltair the State Capitol and the State penitentiary. Students Marla ferark Mae Evans Ha Gurr Kathleen Joseph and Ruby Ward accompanied by teachers Mrs. Berta Burton and Mrs. Fern Wiltsey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Tooele
Saltair
Marla Ferark
Mae Evans
Ha Gurr
Kathleen Joseph
Ruby Ward
Berta Burton
Fern Wiltsey
Iron County Students Earn Degrees at U University
Special to the Times reports four Parowan students and two from Iron County earned degrees at the University of Utah during the sixty second commencement. Shirley Ret Gudmundsen earned a BA in Arts and Sciences with English, Milo Marsden earned a BA in Arts and Sciences with philosophy, Mary Orton earned a BA in Arts and Sciences with English, Blanche Decker earned a two year grammar grade diploma, Bruce Fayette Parker earned a BS in Arts and Sciences, and Melvin Thorley earned a BS in Arts and Sciences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parowan
University of Utah
Iron County
Cedar City
Shirley Ret Gudmundsen
School of Arts and Sciences
Milo Marsden
Mary Orton
Blanche Decker
School of Education
Ron County
Bruce Fayett
Parker
Kanarra
Melvin Thorley
Program Announced for Meeting on Fourth
In a large midwestern city a grocer saved for retirement then died within a day of leaving work illustrating life’s ironies. The piece reflects on seeking happiness now and warns against postponing joy. It then details Fourth of July plans by the Legion committee in Excelsior Springs Missouri including Band Music Prayer speeches and a carnival dance.
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Hfe
Excelsior Springs
Missouri
Legion Committee
Uncle Sam
G. Matheson
Goddess of Liberty
Ola Orton
Viah
Atlee Mitchell
Solo
Win. M. Dalton
Oralion
Beck M. Matheson
Will L. Adama
Assembly
Legion
Beaver
Legion Pavilion
Dante
Anna Adams Continues Europe Trip Talk at East Ward
Misa Anna Adams, home for summer, will continue her account of last year’s Europe trip next Sunday afternoon at the East Ward chapel. Her West Ward talk drew keen interest and repeat attendance is expected. The East Ward Gleaner girls trio will sing, joined by Mrs. Fred Hedquist visiting from Provo with the Joseph RK Mortensen family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Anna Adams
East Ward
Europe
West Ward
East Ward Gleaner Girls
Fred Hedquist
Provo
Joseph RK. Mortensen Familly
Wreck injures Arizona L D S members near Kanarra
A party from Phoenix riding home from Salt Lake City Young People's conference crashed near Kanarra Tuesday night. Driver slept, car rolled two to three times. Mrs Para Ellis had an arm amputated, Mrs Marie Mail shoulder dislocated, Mrs Lyons head injuries, Miss Marjorie Philips ankle hurt. Passengers included L L Crimer, Lynn Crimer, Hazel Phelps. visitors George L Booth family and Deral Mitchell.
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Phoenix
Maricopa
L. D. 8 Church
Ikkanarra
Young People's Conference
SaltyJaoke City
Iron County Hospital
Para Ellis
Marie Mail
Lyons
Marjorie Philips
L. L. Crimer
Lynn
Hazel Phelps
Weed control program praised by Utah inspector
District Agricultural Inspector Blazzard notes highly successful weed control in southern Utah over two to three years with calcium chlorate sprays and clean cultivation. Iron County begins season with treatments against whitetop wild morning glory and other weeds as property owners embrace eradication efforts. The State Board of Agriculture offers chemical at four cents per pound, with owners paying only for chemicals. applications funded by county and state.
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Utah
Blazzard
Iron County
State Board of Agriculture
J. FK. Blazzard
Jasper Stubla
Parowan
Cedar Cuy
Frank Williamson
Taragonah
John K. Williams
Kanarra
TISHERMEN REFORT LUCK IN VARYING DEGREES
Local fishermen report mixed luck after the week opening on streams and lakes. 800 pounds of iron ore are rumored to have been taken from Pan- Hiteh lake on the first day, while winds hindered fishing at Zoroens. Fulton Jr named his new boat and clubs work on a new clubhouse move forward with land purchase. 48 trout brought to town creek by R L Forton and sons.
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Isaac Wallan
Pans- Hiteh
Zoroens
K. L. Halterman
Fulton Jr
Gun
Red Clu
Fenton
Parewah
R. L. Ferton
Nelson
Mack
Fat
Yankee
Co-op
Cedar City
Navajo Lake
John €. Isbell
Playground Social To Honor Retiring Officers
Retiring officers of the Parowan Stake M I A are to be honored guests at a playground social on the DB A campus next Tuesday evening. Activities begin at 5 with baseball tennis and barnyard golf, followed by a campfire program. Attendees bring their own suppers and may eat in camps on the campus. Wm Birrett will provide soda pop for the occasion. Honorees include Alice C Ernle Ann J Gardner I Y Y Bilgelow and Bert Langford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parowan Stake
DB. A
Wm. Birrett
Birrell Botthog Woks
Recreation Center Committee
Tte
Alice ¢. Ernelt
Ann J. Gardner
I. Y.Y. Bigelow
Bert Langford
Parowan Literary Club suspends summer meetings
The Parowan Literary Club halted regular gatherings after a Wednesday session and will resume weekly lessons in September. Mrs. Ivan Decker taught the lesson and Miss Anna Adams assisted. Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Hyatt and Mr. Don Skougard drove to Salt Lake City on business. Mr. Cliffor Empey filled in for Mr. Hyatt at the service station.
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Parowan Literary Club
Werkly Literary Iessona
Ivan Decker Wis Lessesa
Meeking
Misa Anha Adama
TF. W. Hyatt
Don Skougard
Salt Lake City
Myr. Ifyatt
Clifforl Empey
J. A. Ifyatt
Tax Board Objects to Valuation Reductions
County officials face opposition from the State Tax Commission over proposed reductions in land assessment values. The commission may visit to review the process, delaying changes. Officials argue drought justifies relief and that state savings should come from trimming levies, not valuations.
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Tax Board
State Tax Commission
Hammond
Commission
Iron County
Gal
West Ward Dominate East In Lopsided Ball Game
The East ward baseball team suffered a heavy defeat at the hands of the West warders last Friday afternoon. West Ward won 28 to 5 led by Reli Mickelsen and Gill Dalton as steers with A C G Waleh catching. Saunders Clark and Elmer Mitchell pitched for East. Alma Benson and Mitchell Bineon caught when possible. Another game is planned for tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Ward
Gan
Rely Mickelsen
Gill Dalton
Corthea
C G. Waleh
Saunders Clark
Belmer Mitchell
Alma Benson
Mitchell Bineon
Divorce suit filed in district court over cruelty and support
Irene G Tiindsay sues for divorce from Douglas T Linda alleging cruelty and need for child custody support and alimony. Attorneys Morris and Matheson represent her. A mortgage foreclosure action by Federal Land Bank of Perkeley against Claude E Burton et al also lists Morris and Matheson as associate counsel.
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Irene G Tiindsay
District Court
Douglas T. Linda
Borris
Matheson
Federal Land Bank of Perkeley
Claude E. Burton
Morris
Court convenes here Monday for law and motion day
The District Court will convene Monday for a brief law and motion day session. Preliminary motions demurrers and motions of law in pending cases will be argued and disposed of, clearing the way for trial at the next regular term.
Marriage Licenses Granted in Local Clerk’s Office
Marriage licenses issued to Jtex Gannon 29 and Letlie Bo Carteisht 18 of Teaver, Orwin Tlyath Green and Clare Bryant Doxer 29 of Crdar Cits.
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We Clerk’s Office
Jtex
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County Library
the County Library
BEE Hive Girls
Salt Lake
Rawatra
Ivan Decker
J. C. Mitchell
Ladies Frio
Anna Adams
Arizona
George L. Booth
Deral
Walter C. Mitchell
Mrs. Claude Ortep
Mrs. Orton
Mr. Orton
Tishermen
Abe Murdock
Beaver County
Fain
Keing
Lncal
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