Made President IOF Co Library Board
Newly appointed Iron County Library Board met in Parowan on February 25 to organize duties and plan. Members included Leigh, Mayor Harry Taint, and others. S F Leigh elected president with M Byrne absent. Meetings will be held in Parowan and Cedar City, librarians invited, books ordered with requisitions, and expenses recorded for approval.
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Leigh
Harry Taint
le Adama
Sumey
Parowan
Cedso
Coday City
Lipramangue
Rune
le Hoard
Lsyonors
Bosra
Home Beautification Club Formed by Adult Class
The adult evening class at Tormen Farm Mechanes, led by Clifton Chatterley at the echoal, will form a Home Beautification Club during regular class hours on March 7. Open to all men 20 and older, the group aims to promote community beautification and work with other clubs to improve interior and exterior appearances while planning projects for spring and summer.
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Tormen Farm
Clifton Chatterley
Echoal
Jfk
SMC
Chatterley
Mechanica
Pooelonsea
Four Feet of Snow Reported at Yankee Peak
Three men from Parowan Mercantile sales force, Saundery Clark, Vero Montensen, and Sheldon Clark, traveled to Yankee Peak last Sunday on skis. They found four feet of snow across the Yankee and Lowery country, well packed and mostly hewn, with some fluffy pockets. They crawled into the Gun and Rad cabin, reporting a snowpack as a steady water supply for the coming year.
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Yankee
Parowan Mercanile
Saundery Clark
Vero Montensen
Sheldon Clark
Th’s Valley
Milne Elected Chairman of County Democrats
Milne named chairman of the county Democratic committee at a meeting called after the removal of Chairman Reed Money. N. Genson of Parowan chosen as vice chairwoman, with Kate Taylor in question for the post. The committee censured County Road Supervisor candidate Platt of Kanarra and criticized two commissioners for lack of party cooperation.
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Chinton Dune
Cedar City
Foe N. Genson
Parowan
Reed
Gesisna- Ugu
Kate Taylor
Milne
Ais
Money
Mra. Beneaga
Ghar Platt
Kanarra
Platt
Clark Tardy
Wis Hevyen
Jin
Nis
Cedar
Sportsmens' Club Dance and Hunt Planned for March 25
At a Gun and Bog Club meeting officers laid plans for a rabbit hunt on Saturday, March 25 open to all members, followed by a dance at the Tirown Derby. The event is part of Woods Week observances running March 7 through 25. The group discussed fundraising for a private band around the Yankee Meadow reservoir site, but lacking owner input, no sale or park plan could proceed.
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Yatkee Meadow
Marriage License Issued In February At County Clerk Office
County Clerk W Glair Rowley reports only one marriage license issued in February’s first three weeks. The document notes few filings so far this year. The sole license granted since Mr Rowley began issuing licenses goes to Elvin Froson Webster, 18, Cedar City, and Vennetta Hunt, Enterprise, with a small gathering of relatives.
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W. Glair Rowley
Nforma
Flowley
Merch
Elvin Frosom
Cedar City
Vennetta Hunt
Enterprise
Maude M. Dalton Passes After Long Illness
Maude M. Dalton 63 wife of Robert E. Dalton of Parowan died last Saturday after a prolonged illness. A longtime respected resident, she was active in church and civic groups. Funeral services were held Tuesday at East Ward church with Bishop Ronald Stevens presiding. many from nearby communities attended. Her life spanned since October 1, 1875, with services marking her contributions to the community and family. Surviving are her husband and six children, numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren, four sisters and three brothers.
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Maude Ft Dalton
Robert EB
Matton
Wihinelty
Dist
East Ward
Ronald Stevens
West Ward
Utr
Chor
Drmon Weight
L3rena Maraten Sang
Eligy
Simon A. Matheson
Mr. Weight
Marty Jane Mitchell
Mepana
Mary Orton
E. Ray Lyme
L. Nelson Marsden
Dalton
Ted Croza
Fel
Edward Batten
Delta
Teatrwee Haris
Myra
Daltom
Balt Lake Obiy
Blanche Ftammom
Monticello
Win
Dalloo
Amigusta
Combined ward practice set for Sunday afternoon
The combined shows of both wards will hold their weekly practice together Sunday afternoon at 4 o clock. Ormon Weight and Fred Lawis announced the meeting in the West Ward. All members urged to attend.
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Learprs
Ormon Weight
Fred Lawis
Weet
Daughters of Utah Pioneers Meet Friday at Library
The Daughters of the Utah Pioneers hold their regular March meeting Friday afternoon at 2 o clock in the Library Auditorium. Maude May Foabook is listed as the speaker or guest for the day.
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Daughters OF Pioneers
Daughters of the Utah Pioneers
Work Begins on Room for Telephone Machinery in City
Contractors start building a small structure behind the grain storage area to house machinery for the new telephone system. Parowan Mercantile Company will own and lease the space to the Telephone Company for a year. Construction should be ready by April 30 to install equipment, with full dial system conversion planned for early May and new telephones to be issued to patrons and staff. A new directory for the updated services will be issued shortly before operations commence.
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Hho
Jina
Parowani Mercantits Company
Telephone
Josaply
Porowan St Pohgne Syaten
Chang'ng
Plang
Muar Lat
Hhul
Guss
Servics Vlaria
Parents Enjoy Day At School For Over Two Hundred Attendees
More than two hundred parents and patrons visited the local school last Friday for a Parents Day organized by the school and the Parent-Teacher Association. They attended classes with their children, enjoyed a noon auditorium meal, and listened to a band. The afternoon featured visits to elementary grades and a program directed by the Tarent-Teacher's Association, with talks by the principal, superintendent, and teachers.
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Parent-teachers Association
Waight
Ahem
Tarent- Teacher's Association
Eus
Czheal Nutte
Alice Bart Py Yond
Nog Doet
Mangaret Whlams
Prncip
Sehgal
Rannett
R’a
Employelor
Parowan Exchange Club Luncheon Scheduled at Cedar Breaks Cafe
The semi monthly Parowan Exchange Club luncheon will be held next Monday afternoon March 0th at the Cedar Breaks Cafe. A list of committee progress reports will be heard from several standing committees. AJL members and others are invited to attend this meeting.
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Parowan Exchange 1
Poon
Cedar Freaks Cafe
Malls Ly
AJL
Oer List
Maude May Babcock to Give Programs Here
Announcement by the schools and the Parent-Teachers Association says Maude May Babcock, longtime head of the University of Utah Speech Department, will visit Wednesday in March to present two programs. She is scheduled for a school event in the afternoon and an evening program for the community, hosted under local PTAs and other groups, with Paragon residents and neighboring communities invited. The school auditorium event, likely at 8 o'clock, is expected to attract a packed crowd.
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Parent-Triders Association
Miay Maude
Pabcock
University of Utah
Quh
Hg Shhool
Thera
Miss. Babeseh
Paragonai
Misa Datecek
Conflicting Opinions Mark Seventh District Lawmakers
Seventh district legislators last week voiced varied opinions on contentious measures slated for final consideration in Renate and the house. Senator Glenn G. Snow backed a public utility tax measure and opposed others, while Representative Charles R. Hunter opposed several bills and was absent on others. Albert Miller and peers exhibited mixed votes amid a tense political session with local officials and candidates named in the proceedings.
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Renate
House
Glenn G. Snow
Senate
Munca
Snow
Pub Uc
Abeen
Albert
Miller
Mites
Mie Hunter
Utah lawmakers weigh broad tax and housing reforms
A Utah legislative week focuses on major tax changes and a homestead exemption cut, shifting income tax rates, and new limits on housing projects. Senate and House debate measures to restore revenue, with votes likely as lawmakers seek to balance budgets and fund public services.
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Ahe Senate
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