Bank Statement for Iron County Utah June 6 1957
A bank balance sheet shows deposits totaling 862 637 83 with liabilities at 872 341 20 and capital accounts of 80 036 03. The report, sworn by Eva Adams cashier, was filed with the Utah Bank Commissioner on July 5 1987.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
County of Iron
Adams
Getta M. Orton
R. L. Fenton
E. Ray Lyman
Parowan
Utah
John P. Bayles
State OF Utah
Seth H. Young
Bank of Iron County Boss Receives Savings Bonds Citation
R L Fenton president of the Bank of Iron County received a special citation from Secretary Humprhey and Utah Savings Bonds leader Champ at the Utah Bankers Association convention. The award honors the bank for selling more savings bonds in 1957 than all of 1956, with praise for support to the U S Savings Bonds program and a note on the 3.4 percent E and H bond rate boosting purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Fenton
Bank of
Iron County
Treasury
George M. Humphrey
Fredrick P. Champ
Utah Savings Bonds Committee
C. C. Rampton
American Banker Association
Utah
Utah Bankers Association
Treasury Department
Fenton
Bank of Iron County
U. S. Savings Bonds
Rampton
U. S
Ramton
Car Crash Near Paragonah Injures Family
A family of three was injured Thursday when their car ran off U S Highway 91 two miles north of Paragonah. Driver Jerry Burkiewa 29 of Northridge California fell asleep at the wheel. The six year old son Larry suffered a skull fracture. Jane Brukiewa 27 had broken ribs and facial injuries. Mr Brukiewa received a fractured hand and facial cuts. Time of the crash was 6 pm as they were traveling north.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paragonah
U.S. Highway 91
J. Low Barton
Jerry Burkiewa
Northridge Calif
Larry
Jane Brukiewa
Mr. Brukiewa
Iron Co. Hospital
Forest Fires Reported on Dixie National Forest
Over the past week two man caused fires occurred near Mammoth Cave and Wilson Creek on the Dixie National Forest. Ranger Foyer Olsen said both were quickly controlled by forest employees from Cedar City and Panguitch. Fire danger is high due to warm weather and high winds. People using the forests should be careful with campfires cigarettes and fireworks and fires should be reported to the nearest forest ranger supervisor's office or county sheriff.
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Mamouth Cave
Wilson Creek
Dixie National Forest
Foyer Olsen
Cedar City
Panguitch
National Forests
4 H ers Like to Freeze Foods
4 H members embrace the Frozen Foods program citing modern equipment and nutrition. USDA notes 44 clubs froze about seven million pounds of meat vegetables fruits and baked goods last year. Whirlpool Seeger Corp. will sponsor county state and national awards. state winners go to the 1957 national congress in Chicago for a $400 college scholarship. Local Extension Agents coordinate enrollment and activities around harvest season.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Clut
Whirlpool-Seeger Corporation
St. Joseph
Michigan
Cooperative Extension Service
Chicago
Eix
Jeaders
Paragonah 4th Celebration Marks Patriotic Program
A July 4 program in Paragonah featured colors posted by Boy Scouts, community singing directed by D Amasa Stones, prayers by Bert Robinson, readings by Helen Stones, and speeches by Eugene Robb Vesta Rae Barton and Mrs Legrand B Leigh. Performances included songs by William T Davenport Eddie Edwards and a singing mothers group, with D A Stones as the day’s efforts leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paragonah
D. Amasa Stones
Bert Robinson
June Topham
Helen Stones
Eugene Robb
Vesta Rae Barton
Legrand B Leigh
Uncle Sam
Goddess of Liberty
Utah
William T. Davenport
Eddie Edwards
Broadway
D. A. Stones
Singing Mothers
Duane Lamoreaux
Heber Lund
Jess Lister
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Hank
State OF
Eva Adams
Fanowan Mercantile Company
Dixie
Silas Tophams
Mr. le Noir
Mrs
Alvin Benson
Cal
Irene Dalton Lindland
Eugene
Oregon
Eugene Valentine
Henderson New
Charles Timmons of
Layton
Floyd Heyborne
Leadville Colo
oMay
D.C
A.C
W. C. Pendleton
Parowan, Utah
Trevi
Kingston Town
Champs-Elysées
Caracas
America
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