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Newspaper

Parowan Times

Location

Parowan, Utah, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1934

Page

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Conservation Exhibit Emphasizes Water, Weevils and Weeds

The Utah State Agricultural College extension service brought a conservation themed exhibit to Five Mile forest Camp. Led by Prof J G Hogensen and Miss Ellen Alten, the event urged water conservation, alfalfa strategies, weed eradication, and practical farm plans. Miss Agren covered food canning, home crafts, and family nutrition. The Future Farmers sold lunch to fund travel to Chicago.

Utah State Agricultural College Five Mile Forest Camp J. G. Hogensen Ellen Alten I Hogansen Miss Agren Chicago Parowan Wards

Couple Leaves to Be Married at St George Temple

Mr James N Connell and Mrs Clara B Mitchell left this morning to be married in the St George temple. After the ceremony they will travel to the Coast for a honeymoon and visit relatives in and around Los Angeles. Both are esteemed members of this community. The Times extends best wishes for their happiness.

James N. Connell Clara B. Mitchell St. George Temple Los Angeles the Times

County Officials Praised For Prompt Record Keeping

State Auditor’s report commends County Clerk Hulet and County Treasurer Rowley for maintaining accurate tax rolls and records. Deputy State auditor Derrell Tf notes the offices show pride and thorough care in their duties.

State Auditor Derrell Tf. Adams Hulet Rowley

Dixie Forest Camps Open For Season Across Dixie National Forest

The Duck Creek Navajo Lake and Webster Flat camps on Dixie National Forest reopen with full facilities for campers tourists and hikers. Five Bila camp in Parowan Canyon has seen six weeks of use. The service invites public use while urging adherence to sanitation and forest protection rules. Nearby parks offer scenic hikes and fishing with Kiabab Grand Canyon and national parks within easy reach.

Duck Creek Navajo Lake Webster Flat Forest Service Dixie National Forest Cedar Breaks Urgee Canyon Parowan Canyon Orest Lovathan Lauly Utah Eoen Grand Canyon Ihe Dixie National Forest Service CCC Thia Geugonu Kane County Tyans Henry Family Lion County Teacheis Barowatt Stake

Local girl weds California man in quiet courthouse ceremony

Lizzie Bettridge of this city married James Harrison Wiltsey in a courthouse wedding officiated by Justice of the Peace F. CG Parcells. Wiltsey, of Paradise California, will establish the home there. The bride, daughter of Mrs. Matilda Bettridge, has been active in church work and Primary association. The couple left for California yesterday.

Lizzie Bettridge James Harrizon Wiltsey Tle Peace If Oscar Wiltsey Miss Wettridge Five Mile

Bank to Declare First Dividend for Iron County Bank

The Bank of Iron County plans its first dividend to depositors next week if a court approves the State Banking Department's recommendation. About 10 percent of deposits, roughly $3,500, would be paid on about 84,728 dollars in remaining deposits and unclaimed accounts.

Bank of Iron County Royal S&s Guislaudine Queterredel

CCC CAMP JOSS OPEN TO WAR VETERANS

A Veterans Administration letter from Salt Lake City to Joan W. Gurr announces CCC Camp Joss enrollment for Civilian Conservation Corps veterans. Eligible applicants must be war veterans, physically capable of manual labor, and not previously reenrolled. Applications due by July 1, 1934 to Salt Lake City facility.

FE. A. Littlefield Veteran's Administration Salt Lake City Joan W. Gurr Amercan Legion Whiteriell Veteran's Contingent Civilian Conservation Corps Utah Veteran’s Administration

Cemetery Project Approved For 492 Dollars

The city cemetery is approved for an additional expenditure of 492.11 from Federal Emergency Relief Funds. This marks the second appropriation for cemetery improvements, improving streets and walks. County FVEVRA chair Wim. KR. Falmer reports the timing and urges lot owners to clean up plots to match the new work. Teams will haul away rocks and litter during a free two days next week if owners pile debris.

Fvevra Wim. KR. Falmer Thomas Davenport

Marriage Licenses Issued In County Clerk Week

The County Clerk's office issued three marriage licenses this week. James Harrison Wiltsey 24 of Paradise California and Elizabeth Jane Bettridge 29 of Parowan. James N Connell 61 of Parowan and Clara B Mitchell 69 of Parowan. H F Van Rodgers 84 of Hamilton Valley Utah and Ida Hurt 66 of Hamilton Valley Utah.

James Harrison Wiltsey Paradise California Elizabeth Jane Bettridge Parowan James N. Connell Clara B. Mitchell H. F. van Rodgers Ida Hurt Hamlin Valley Utah

No More Street Grazing Decreed by City Marshal Adams

City Marshal Frank M Adams bans street grazing until further notice. He cites widespread disregard for grazing regulations, noting damage to small trees and gardens from careless neighbor animals, and cites abundant street feed as making pasturing unnecessary and risky.

Frank M Adams Sune

Local youths return from National Guard camp in Utah

The National Forest office at Cedar City invites couples to arrange outings and assures full help for a pleasant celebration. Local boys including Grant Benson Hillmas Woodrow Adams Parker Ward Avalin Benson returned last week from summer training at Jordan Narrows.

Disie National Forest Cedar City Utah National Guard Jordan Narrows Grant Bilann Benson Hillmas Woodrow Adams Parker Ward Avalin Benson

Vern Applegate Injures Arm in Hunting Accident

Vern Applegate suffered a left arm wound when a .22 rifle fired while he hunted on Saturday. The bullet entered above the elbow and exited the forearm harming nerves but missing bone. The exact cause remains unclear as the gun would not stay cocked.

Vern Applegate Vern

Adams observes birthday with family reunion at Five Mile

Mrs. Luella R. Adams marked her birthday with a family gathering at the Five Mile. Her daughter Grace and Grace’s husband visited from Salt Lake City, Adele A Matheson and children came from Cedar City, and Kilman Beatrice and Ray with his family joined. Mrs Adams treated them to a hot chicken dinner.

Luella R. Adams Five Mile Grace Salt Lake City Adele A. Matheson Cedar City Kilman Beatrice Ray Adams

Marion Adams Whoa in Wyoming Recovers, Doctor Recommends Mountain Vacation

Word from Wyoming says Marion Adams Whoa, once gravely ill, is gradually regaining strength. Doctors ordered a mountain vacation to aid recovery after a dramatic weight loss from 165 to 100 pounds and advise cautious solid food reintroduction, possibly fish the body catches itself.

Wyoming Marion Adams Whoa Ile

Mrs Mason and relatives travel from Los Angeles to Salt Lake City

Mrs Lillian Johnson Mason and her mother in law plus Carma F Wilson and her infant stayed with relatives on their week’s journey from Los Angeles to Salt Lake City. Miss I lene Johnson visited from Loasi by bus seeking park work opportunities.

Lillian Johnson Mason Carma F. Wilson Los Angeles Salt Lake City Ilene Johnson Loasi Love Ses

Bennett Family Returns From Oregon Visit

Mr and Mrs Thomas Bennett and daughters Vanda and Enid arrived home after a three week visit in Lakeview Oregon with Earl Dett and James They were greeted by Elmer Bleak and enjoyed the trip and a visit with his sister Mrs Bell Hennelt

Thomas Bennett Vanda Enid Lakeview Oregon Earl and Dett Jamies Elmer Bleak Bell Hennelt

East Ward Relief Society Birthday Party Announced

Officers of the East Ward Relief Society invite every mother to the annual birthday party on Wednesday June 27 at the Relief Society rooms. A delightful picogram and refreshments are planned.

Barbara Adaing Ivy Ward Virginia Morilensen Claudia Pendleton Beth Robinson Thora Lowe ¢Thairman Business Committee Mable Pendleton Margaret Stubbs East Ward Relief Society Relief Society

Two Cedar Companies Seek Biseclusion Orders

Petitions filed in the district court by Tetty Motor Co. and Arrowhead Gas & Oil Co., Cedar City firms, seek dissolution orders though purposes are not stated. Stockholders listed include Charles B. Petty, Magele Petty, Norma Petty, Karl Kuell, Kanell Lunt owning 4000 shares. the other petition cites Class B Petty, Stanley Bradshaw, Christy Bradshaw, Reed Bradshaw, Mazze Petty, Norma Petty owning 1000 shares.

Tetty Motor Co Arrowhead Gas & Oil Co Cedar City The Petty Motor Co Charles B. Petty Magele Petty Norma Petty Karl Kuell Kanell Lunt Reed Bradshaw Mazze Petty

Children 4th of July events planned in town and at Cedar Breaks

The American Legion assigns a town children’s dance at Moore’s pavilion in the early afternoon followed by races on the school grounds. A big barbecue concludes the Cedar Breaks celebration with an evening dance at the new pavilion.

Cedar Breaks American Legion Legion Moore

St George to Have New Postmaster

Sheriff Win Brooks of Washington county has word from Congressman Abe Murdock that his appointment as postmaster in St George is practically assured. Brooks has endorsements from county Democratic committees and a majority of precinct committees. The appointment will likely be temporary pending a civil service examination.

Win. Brooks Washington County Abe Murdock Washington County News St. George Brooks

Vernon Herp Delivers Coin in Panguitch Visit

Mr Vernon Herp traveled to Panguitch with his nephew Tvith Heat son of Afr and Mrs Roy Hee Spry. They were delivering a coin on the other slum of the mounters for the Brad Shaw Chevrolet Co.

Vernon Herp Panguitch Yetter Tvith Heat Son Afr Roy Hee Spry Bradshaw Chevrolet Co

Pinder and Sister Eyelyn Visit Friends in Utah

Mr Leonard Pinder and his sister Eyelyn spent two or three days early this week visiting friends and renewing acquaintances. Leonard’s parents live in Garland Utah now.

Leonard Pinder Eyelyn Leonard Garland Utah

Family Ties Bring Longtime Residents Homeward

Mr Harvey Yardley of Bander Wyoming and his mother Mary Jane F Jewel of Clear Creek Utah, former Parovan residents, visited relatives and friends last week, especially the Fowler family. Harvey had lived there twenty years and now returns.

Harvey Yardley Bander Wyoming Mary Jane F. Jewel Clear Creek Utah Parovan Fowler T Harvey Hada

Allada Theatre Bargain Nights Mentioned

A note from the Allada theatre lists Wednesday and Thursday bargain nights for adults. It notes low prices at the venue, promising affordable admission amid a casual listing of events and terms.

Allada Theatre Aly

Celebration Planned for Cedar Breaks National Monument Opening

Plans mature for a July 4 celebration at Cedar Breaks to mark the area as a National Monument. Invitations have gone to state and church leaders including President Franklin D. Roosevelt, Interior Secretary Ickes, and park director Caminer, with local committees organizing a barbecue, sports, and entertainment at Cabin Flat near the U P ridge.

Cedar Breaks Franklin PP Roeverelt Ickes A. BH Camimerer Sevice Cedar City CCC A C Hatch Farowan PF. A. Clark Parowan Champ Chamber Roy L. Halverson N. J Barlow Waltrey K Granger Vertis GC. Wond Yergene Simkins Vernon A. Joes Crin Taylor Latin C. Miles Mr. Mortengen

Petty Motor Co Advertises Car Demand Report

Charles B. Petty of the Petty Motor Co. buys space in the Times to inform readers about demand for priced cars in the first half of the year. The Ford V-8 is highlighted nationally, by state, and in the local county. Fort Worth staffers for Sally Motor Co. are Wal Kpell, Howard Linford, and George Anderson.

Charles B. Petty The Petty Motor Co Times Edo Fort Sally Motor Co Wal Kpell Howard Linford George Anderson

Meo of Fo Menite Fheld Representative for Prime Meera

The report notes Meo of Fo Menite Fheld was designated as representative for the Prime Meera 7.1g Corporation, then earned its week by closing several food residence properties.

Meo Fo Menite F

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