Two Committees Named by Chamber of Commerce Directors
The Chamber of Commerce board named two committees this week. A poultry committee includes May Moore John Pendleton Jad Stubbs Peter H Gurr and Scott Day to promote local poultry industry and a three county move. A Road Committee led by Jas B Calton with Dr M Clark George Chilton Wm H Lyman and Ivan Decker seeks canyon road improvements.
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Chamber of Commerce
May Moore
John Pendleton
Jad. Stubbs
Peter H. Gurr
Scott Day
Jas. B. Calton
M. Clark
George Chilton
Wm. H. Lyman
Ivan Decker
Canyon
Ward Family Reunion Brings Extended Kin Together
The Wm. G. Ward family held a reunion at the senior Ward residence on Friday evening February 28. Several members absent included Mrs Thelma Gibson Stand ardville Utah Mrs Nelda Armstrong Mayfield Kansas and Frank and Orland Ward studying at Bozeman Montana. An evening of songs readings talks and fireplace companionship followed a luncheon note was omitted. The gathering honored Mr Silas Ward and family returning to Los Angeles with many grandchildren present and a wish to meet again soon.
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Thea Times
Wm. G. Ward
Ward
Thelma Gibson
Standardville
Utah
Nelda Armstrong
Mayfield
Kansas
Frank
Orland Ward
Boze Swan
Montana
Ernest J. Lowe
Leonard Evans
Silas W., Ward
Ed Ward
Frank Ward
Ortell, Lewla
Keith Ward
Silas J. Ward
Clifton Taylor
Eliza Wish
Ed Mortensen
Beth
B. E. Whitney
Catell
Myra
Silas Ward
Los Angeles
Marriage announcement for Miss Carel Adams to William Wright Jr
The marriage of Miss Carel Adams of this city to William A Wright Jr of Ogden Utah was announced this week by her parents Mr and Mrs Thomas D Adams. The couple plan to live in California where Mr Wright is employed. Mrs Charles Bentley recently operated on at the County hospital has recovered enough to go home. The operation revealed gall bladder trouble rather than stomach cancer.
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Carel Adams
Wm. A. Wright Jr
Ogden
Utah
Thomas D. Adams
Carol
Parowat
W. A
Bertha Eccles Wright
California
Wright
the Times
Charles Bentley
Parowan Reservoir Firm Mulls New Site
At the Parowan Reservoir company annual meeting field owners discussed locating a palatable site for another reservoir similar to Yankee Meadow. Directors re elected with Joseph F Holyoak replacing his brother Thomas. The firm owns assets nearly sufficient to finance the cash outlay. They meet next Saturday to organize and name officers.
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Parowan Reservoir Company
Yankee Meadow
Joseph F. Holyoak
Thomas
George PD. Mortis
Joseph IF. Holyoak
John W. Bentley
Woodruff Pendleton
George Stevens
George A. Lowe
Cedar Citizens Press Road Program Start urged for Southern Utah
Cedar citizens urge immediate start of a road program in Southern Utah as the Bureau of Public Roads plans to spend about 519 516 on projects from Bright Angel point to Cape Royal and Zion Park routes. The package includes surface work and reconstruction across multiple segments totaling roughly 450 000 with Cedar Canyon and Lee's Ferry access also funded.
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Utah
Washington
Bureau of Public Roads
National Park Service
Cedar
Bright Angel Point
Cape Royal
Grand Canyon Park
Bright Angel
Kinbach Forest
Park Boundary
Mt. Carmel
Arizona Line
Fredonia Tao State Line
Ash Creek
Toquerville
Zion Park
Cedar Canyon
Lee's Ferry Bridge
Benefit Show Planned for Boy Scout Fundraising
The East Ward troop committee arranged with Alla Din Theatre to stage a fundraiser for the Boy Scout movement. Scout workers will sell advance tickets and a hoped for March 13 showing aims to draw a large audience with net proceeds supporting the scouts.
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Alladin Theatre
Gooullog
TAZKE Conference Held Sunday At Cedar City Ward
The Quarters conference of the Farowan Stake will convene Sunday next, March 9, in the Cedar Se old Ward chapel for a one day session. The new chapel will be dedicated and a presiding church authority is expected to attend.
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Fparowan
Cedar Se- 7Old Ward
Aime
Cedar City
Farowan
Court House
Mrs Paul M Adams Relocates From Montpelier To Haine
Mrs Paul M Adams who has lived with her people in Montpelier Idaho since the holiday season moved to Haine the first of the week.
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Paul M. Adams
Montpelier
Idaho
Haine
Poultry Group Sought to Join Tri County Union
Parowan Chamber officers form committee to investigate uniting Iron Beaver and Washington counties into a Utah Poultry Association unit. Plan public meeting in Cedar City March 12 and Parowan meeting March 8 to build support and pledge Parowan representation.
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Coultry Committee
Cedar City
the Times
Iron
Beaver
Washington
Wilford
Parewan
Parowan Chamber of Commerce
Roy Moore
BE. M. Stubbs
Cedar
Iron County
Utah Foultry Association
Attendance Trends At Parowan High School Report
The district reports rising attendance at Parowan High School with consistent year to year gain. Cedar City schools show substantial growth while smaller rural schools largely decline or stay flat, prompting a policy of transporting students to larger facilities to reduce per pupil costs.
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Parowan
Gaya
N. J. Barlow
Cedar City
Community letter backs old church restoration by D U P group
Mrs Emily Crane Watson of Cedar City writes in support of the D U P Camp at Par Cowan preserving an abandoned church. She offers help promoting the cause and asks to have her name on the enclosing list, hoping for success in realizing the project.
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Emily Crane Watson
Cedar City
Daughters of the Pioneers Organization
Par- Cowan
Iron Co School Board Keeps Program With Levy Increase
The Iron Co School Dist Board decided to continue the current program, though it requires at least a one mill levy hike. To raise funds, appeal to county commissioners or state agencies will be tried, with a fallback to taxpayer approval if needed. The term may drop to eight and a half months with no salary cuts, reallocating costs and possibly reducing staff where enrollment falls. Teachers’ contracts go out in April and senators Marsden and Whitney returned from a legislative mission.
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Board of Education of Iron Co. School Dist
Elas
Board of County Commissioners
State Department of Education
State Board of Equalization
Board of County Commissionera
Commissionera
Legion Eyes Boxing Card After Meeting Plans
After a Legion post meeting the activities committee aims to stage an early boxing card. Headliners being targeted are Earl Burton and Artington Spilsbury for the event.
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Legion
The
American Legion
Earl Burton
Artington Spilsbury
Scout Court of Honor Awards Tenderfoot Badges
A Scout Court of Honor held Sunday at the East Ward chapel awarded Tenderfoot badges to pipit boys who passed the first tests. Dist trict representative A. C. Hatch spoke, P. A. Clark chaired the committee, and Bidshop Blitchell presided. Recipients: Larry Empey, Trace Adams, Pat Fenton, Karl Adams, Porter Clark, Homer Parcells, Robert Mitchell, Shelby Bentley. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd White of Summit were in town on business.
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East Ward
A. C. Hatch
Disttrict
P. A. Clark
Bidshop Blitchell
Larry Empey
Trace Adams
Pat Fenton
Karl Adams
Porter Clark
Homer Parcells
Robert Mitchell
Shelby Bentley
Cheese Factory Expands Amid Strong Milk Supplies
Southern Utah Dairy Company director Oscar M. Lyman warns a new vat is needed to keep up with rising milk flow. The factory, built two and a half years ago, sees growing production and strong demand with regular shipments going to markets as the upgrade by Ciamis Motor Co. nears completion.
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Oscar M. Lyman
Southern Utah Dairy Company
Ciamis Motor Co
Daughters of the Pioneers Plan Windows for Old Church
The Daughters of the Pioneers intend to install new windows in the old church as part of preservation work. They also plan summer work to rebuild the south end, paint the cornice, and plant climbing ivy on the walls.
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Daughters of the Pioneers Organization
City Council Finds Financing for Roof Repair and Cemetery Device
The City Council met in regular session and approved a $162.37 bid for repairing the public safety building roof after consulting with County Commissioners. They accepted a $100 contribution toward a cemetery casket-lowering device, bringing total cost to about $166, and discussed pallbearer regalia costs and fire equipment offers. The panel planned electrical line adjustments, dam levels at the intake, and willorsal to Salt Lake City to review an offered fire-fighting package along with appointing a poundkeeper.
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Oscar M. Lyman
Public Safety
Rasmugen
Parowan Auto Co
Wm. H
Pargawan Mercantile
Arthur Josrepo
Richards
Salt Lake City
Adams
Roy Wyatt
Lyman
Denson
Joseph
Rasmussen
Recorder
Mardhal
Maraden's Toggery Fashion Show at Alladia Theatre
In this issue an advertisement notes Maraden's Toggery will stage a fashion show at the Alladia Theatre on Saturday night featuring the season's ladies ready to wear creations.
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Maraden
Toggery
Alladia Théatre
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