District Court Delayed One Week in Millard County
The March term of Millard County District Court is postponed a week as judges handle a major water rights case on the Sevier River. Judge Burton is disqualified in the matter, while Judge Elias Hansen sits in Provo for him at Fillmore. A long docket of criminal and civil cases awaits action when court reconvenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burton
Millard
Sevier
Provo
Elias Hansen
Fillmore
Hansen
Higgins
Supreme Court
Doings of the City Dads In March Meeting
City Council notes absence of mayor and recorder led to deferral of street lighting plans and new ordinances. Tax refund request by Rambouillet Association and extension for dry lot payments were put over. Parowan City school building take over debated and a light plant contract with Paragon approved. Local residents reported on medical and travel matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas D. Adams
Joseph E. Ward
H.D
Layles
WW. L. Adams
C. Mortensen
Rambouillet Association
W. C. Pendleton
John S. Dalton
Thomas Bennett
Jasper Stubbs
Edward Bentkey
Marsden
Bingham Canyon Relief Fund
Whitney
Parowan City
Charlies D. Adams
The
Conservation Company
Mation
Local Utah Poultry Producers Invite Participation
Local residents may join the Utah Poultry Producers Co operative Association to market eggs and poultry. Pendleton received guidance on affiliates and marketing, including delivering to Richfield grading plant and possible delegation to observe operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Poultry Producers Association
Utah Poultry Producers Co-operative Association
John H. Pendleton
Pendleton
Association
Richfield
Margevale
County Commissioners Meet Light Agenda in Easy Session
County commissioners had a brief meeting with few items requiring action. Road conditions were reported as generally good by Road Supervisor Urie. A Mid valley citizens committee urged opening the old Pioche road from Enoch to Iron Springs. the issue was referred for study. Cedar City marshal Grant Walker was named deputy county sheriff and Samuel Ford named Kanarra precinct constable. A Kanarra petition to curb sheep and lambing herds was sent back to petitioners, and bond for Til ey G Williams to sell cigars was approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aeault
Urle
Midvalley
Messrs
George
Joe Foster
Dan E. Matheson
Pioche
Enoch
Iron Springs
Williama
Urie
Shay
Dalley
E.M. McGarry
Beryl
Levy
Grant Walker
Cedar City
Samuel Ford
Kan- Bita
Kanarra
Tiley G. Williams
Parowan
Urgluz
Young Fellows Pledge Support For Local National Guard
About eighty five men pledged support for establishing a National Guard unit in Parowan. The meeting featured A H Hardy and Wilford Day discussing state prospects and Governor Dern’s stance. A resolution backed Governor enlargement and a name pledge. roughly 40 signed at the meeting and another 40 or 50 were later added before sending the list to the Adjutant General.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Guard
A. ¥. Hardy
Cedar City
Parowan
Wilford Day
Salt Lake City
Clarence Richards
Illiama
Dern
Chamber of Commerce
Tfe
Hardy
John W. Bentley
Parowan Times urges readers to follow local news weekly
The notice touts Parowan City police activities, school board actions, county commissioners decisions, court cases, civic and church group news, and other county affairs as the only source for complete local coverage at low cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parowan
TIMES
Forest Office Reopened in District 3 by Forest Service
The Forest Office for District No 3 has been reopened after vacancy since last July and is located in the Bank Building. Ranger in charge E Storm, previously at Leeds, has been assigned to oversee District 3 and will lead operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Ofice
Relief Society Plans March 17 Celebration With Pageant
The Relief Society holds its annual day on March 17 with a 2 PM public meeting in Ste lief Hall, lunch, a bazaar and evening pageant The Guardianship of Life under Witts L Adams, then a two act play Ast Echoes and Present Pep. Event supports the piano purchase. Local dignitaries attended a Cedar City library board meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Relief Society
Stelief Hall
Melinda M. Adams
Financial Report of Association
Eliza KR. Stevens
Mark Twain
Center Street
Life
Witts L. Adams
Gleaner Girls Present Bible Play Ruth for Community
A Sunday evening program by the Gleaner Girls of the M I A featured the play Ruth drawn from the Bible. Mrs Luella Adana spoke on the group’s purpose origin and accomplishments before the performance. Gleaner girls sang fitting songs during interludes and the audience was unusually large and appreciative. Judge Wo F Knox visited Iron Beaver on business. SFALFA SEED 600 pounds Choice alfalfa seed for sale by W C Mitchell adv.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mutual
Gleaner Girls
M.I.A
Ruth
Luella Adana
Gleaner
Gleaner Pirts
M.ia
Wo. F. Knox
Iron Beaver
Sfalfa
Wm. C. Mitchell
Adv
Tentative School Budget Offers One Mill Levy Cut
School Superintendent Barlow announced a tentative budget for next year that could reduce the operating levy by one mill if adopted. The plan, discussed at the board meeting, relies on current budget savings and funds salaries, a primary supervisor, and a $5,000 building program reserve. The board also weighs abandoning Smith-Hughs work while keeping Agriculture and Some Economics, with public input invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barlow
Smith-Hughs
Tentative Program for Parowan Stake Conference
The Parowan Stake of the L D S Church outlines a Priesthood Convention style program for a weekend conference. Sessions divide by quorums on Saturday with separate women's meetings and a Sunday general session, date not specified, with potential ward division into two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parowan
L. D
Stake Presidency
High Council
Quorums of
Seventy
Parowan Ward Tabernacle
Unoin
Stake M.A
Two Convicted in Cedar City Liquor Case
Prohibition violations led to two convictions after Cedar City officers raided a motel room during a late night party. A 8.4 percent alcohol measure was found hidden beneath a wash basin using a dislodged trap. The County Attorney’s office filed complaints and Justice Tlaijer convicted two registered room occupants. others were not proven guilty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar City
Hauer
Aiie
Tlaijer
Wore Laurels for Parowan Basketball Star
Frank Ward of the B A C hoopsters received a white gold Elgin watch from the Standard Examiner in Ogden as best and cleanest player at the Junior College basketball tournament. Ward was named Junior College All-State Center. L-20-S took first. Weber finished second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Ward
B.A.C
Elgin Watch
Ogden
L.20.s
Weber
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Millard County
Mra. W.A. Wood
Milford
Joan Peterson
Zion Canyon
Georgia Parcella
John 5. Brown
Los Angeles
Evelyn Lowder
St. George
Utah
Ian
A. Y. Hardy
Stake
Mary M._ Marsden
H.L. Adama
N.J., Barlow
Eugene Christensen
County Library Board
Grama
Zion
L.D.S
Arthur Peterson
Anna Mae
H.L. Adams
Chester Stubbs
Homer LeFevre
Thomas I. Rowley
Waldo Taylor
J. Mitchell Benson
Gladys Patricia
L. Nelson Marsden
Kenneth Ff. Matheson
Sybil
David Matheson
Victor Deckers
Frank
Adams
Wilford Woodruff
L. N. Hlarsden
Getty Orton
Johan Stevens
Charles Adams
Wroodruff
Clara Bentley
Leigh
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