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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1932
Page
5
Cedar City residents attend Lions Club fund drive for vaudeville show while Salt Lake trip highlights business and city affairs. Funeral service for Corry noted, Zion National Park official spoke at Rotary, and local residents Peter Petersen family plans discussed amid Elks sendoff and park remarks.
The council appointed Horace Lover as caretaker at the cemetery for the remainder of the season. Discussions on Cedar Distributing Company voyage costs totaling about 100 a year were debated but rejected for now. Utacal Oil Company, led by manager X. M. Dean, won a contract to supply 75 400 gallons of oil for round treatments on routes including U-15 from LeVeritin Junction to Rockville and in Paroewan Paragonal Cedar and Beaver streets.
Mr Gus Pingie and his San Francisco brother Bill visit in Manarra area. Mrs Eliza Ann Batty visits Toquerville relatives. Joseph Pollock listed ill for a week. A Fourth of July committee named: Grade Berry William Hall Vera Smith Leola Stapley Juanita Williams. Andrew Wood of Hurricane dies. funeral attended by family. LuDene Williams, 18, recovering from appendicitis surgery in county hospital.
L C Miles, principal of Cedar Junior High, becomes stake president of the Young Men's Mutual Improvement Association after D Cleo Dix resigns. Miles, first councilor under Dix, will appoint new counselors soon with A P Larson continuing as secretary.
Mrs. Imogene Cowdell and her two daughters expected from California soon. Oscar W Hulet visited relatives, with many locals traveling for haying and wool work. Oren Taylor and others assist with farm duties as townsfolk share weekly updates and visits. Dr Myatt returns from Nevada conventions and dental work, meeting his wife in Salt Lake City.
The Better Feeds and Homes 4-H Club hiked last Tuesday in the canyon mouth where they prepared and ate breakfast. All members were present with leader Mrs Emma L Clark. They plan a trip to the Five Mile in the rear future.
The Jacksar family thanks the community for kindness during the death of their son Mark. Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Jacksar, and Family
The T A T club met at Walter Mitchells home with Mrs Lorna B Mitchell for a regular weekly session. They needle work and plan outings including a canyon lunch and a Five Mile meeting after the Fourth. Mrs Flint McClellan visits Payson aiding baking. Riley Draper shows a Nash coupe.
A district court law and motion term is set for next Monday. Cedar City manager Leland Percy did not visit business yesterday. Mrs. Claribel Adams Griffith visits from Salt Lake City. Auntie Barnes is in town after wintering in St George. Several residents, including Ray Bentley Thomas Bettridge Harold Rowsley and George I Smith, are mentioned with brief trips and personal updates. A marriage license was issued to Terrance O Sullivan and Zella Irene Robinson.
Mothers and daughters from Far Owan West Ward enjoy the annual outing at Wiye- Mile. They left town around ten in the morning in two or three trucks and several private cars, taking lunch along.
A notice from the 9th Corps Area headquarters informs the aljutent of the local American Legion post that the clothing order has been approved and sent to Washington for general approval. Breeches shoes and socks not on hand at the 9th Corps Area office have been requisitioned from the depot at St. Louis and may be available. Other ordered articles will be shipped soon.
County Sheriff L R Fife was seen in the western county yesterday conducting inquiries into an ongoing case. The sheriff declined to disclose details about the nature of the investigation.
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