County To Help Finish City And County Bldg
Cedar City Mayor H H Lunt asked Iron County Commissioners to cooperate in finishing the City and County building as Cedar City overran costs due to skilled labor needs. County considered a new WPA project to replace exhausted funds and address prison housing during the delay. The meeting also covered battery fund support, back tax settlements, road improvements to a mining mouth, and fencing a state road right of way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Lunt
Cedar City
Rew County
Lunt
Ft. J. Shay
Parowan
Henry Petersen
Sargeant Renneau
222Nd Field Artillery
Utah National Guard
Py Eeriongaillgess Ab Heme
Captain Petersen
Robert W. Bulloch
Elwood Corry
Armenta Bulloch
Taunt
Cedar
Iron County
Bulloch
Otto Fife
Tradt
Fife
Ratroart
Parson A. Webster
Cedar Valley
Road Commission
Ewon Smith
Mr. Chamberlain
Summit
Mr. Smith
John S. Dalton
Clarence Pendleton
Southern Utah Ram
Douillet Ass'n
Societies Celebrate Sirthday Event in Parowan
Relief Societies of Parowan wards join to celebrate the organizations birthday on Monday March 17. A conjoint meeting in the recreation hall at 2 P M begins with a special program followed by lunch for ladies and husbands. An old time dance closes the day in the recreation hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ParoWan
Blonday
Senator Hirschi backs amendment to reorganize state measure
Senator Claud Hirschi of Murri cane supported an amendment to a 5 232 reform bill creating a department of business regulations, moving the liquor control commission out of the department. The reform proposal diverts governance from Governor Maw. SB 24 passed both houses and awaits the Governor. It also designates state roads in the eleventh district including from St George to the St George temple. Representative Marsden voted yes on horse racing measure. Miller absent. The House passed HB 22 cutting winery and distillery license fees. Miller co authored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claud Hirscht
Murri+ cane
Department of Business
Liquor Control Commission
Maw
Hirschi
St. George Business District
L.D.S. St. George Temple
LN. Marsden Jr
Cedar City
Utah
Albert E. Miller
St. George
Miller
Senate
Welfare Department
S.B
State Department of Agriculture
Board of Health
Publicity and Industrial Development Department
Department of Business Regulation
House
U. of U
U.S. AG
More Defense Classes Started in Panowan
Two new national defense training classes opened this week for youths ages 17 to 21. Mrs Lucile P Morris teaches shorthand, typewriting and bookkeeping at the high school each evening. Marion Haltemaan leads a mechanics class in the J Whitney Building on Main Street each afternoon. All six week courses are free to registrants and prepare students for jobs under the national defense program. A carpentry class by Ellis Bentley at the high school shop ends soon unless more interest appears. Mrs Lucile L Boles has hosted the group with visit from her sister Mrs Lauren Specht.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucile P. Morris
Marion Haltemaan
County considers half tax payment plan for delinquent parcel
The county treasurer was told to accept half of the due taxes or 73.5325 dollars on a Parowan property. If the association refuses, taxes may be canceled if the property is deeded to Parowan City or Iron County. A committee proposed a mattress making project for low income families, asking the county to sponsor, provide storage, and offer a workspace while the government would furnish materials. The proposal was taken under advisement pending inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parowaru
Parowan City
Iron County
L. E. ‘Fueller
Barbara M. Adams
Wm. I. Palmer
Parley Mo
Dixie National Forest Advisory Board Holds Annual Meet
The Dixie National Forest Advisory Board convened in Cedar City to adopt resolutions on deer herd management and grazing permits. Officials reported range improvements since 1936 totaling over 1500000 dollars, including 249 miles of fences and 122 water developments. The group also discussed deer hunting expansion and long term livestock support, with seasoned forest rangers and wildlife representatives present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixie National Forest Advisory Board Committee
Cedar City
Blaine Berensen
Dixie Division
Forest
Mr. Hetensen
L. C. Montgomery
Heber
Utah Cattle and Horse Growers’ Association
Fred R. Merrill
Agricultural Trade Relations, Inc
Charles R. Demoisy
Ogden
Forest Service
Orange A
Wild Life Management
Dixie Forest
Berensen
Dixie Range
Betertsen
Merrill
Utah
Midwest
Olson
William M. Hurst
Patgulich
Benjamin Swapp
Enterprise
Jown H. Johnson
St. George
Wilford Bentley
Jack M. Buckhouse
J. Perry Egan
Cedar Group
Lawrence Wadsworth
St George
Washington County Association
Claude Macfarlane
T. W. Jones
Newcastle
A. C. Tebbs
Pangultch
Guy Hazen
Parowan Boy and Nevada Girl Married in Preston Idaho
Mr and Mrs Els Orten announce the marriage of their son LaMar to Amy Ethel Neff of Arthur Nevada. The wedding occurred in Preston Idaho on Monday March 10 as the couple traveled toward Pocatello for a brief trip. They plan to visit California and may stop with LaMars relatives en route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Els Orten
LaMar
Amy Ethel Neff
Arthur
Nevada
Preston
Idaho
Pocatello
California
Orton
Neff
David Nef
Dixie Pliers Win Place in State Tournament
Dixie High School Flyers clinched the Division title in Utah High School Athletics Association play by defeating the Cowboys 36 to 27 Friday night at the U of VU field house, earning a spot in the State tournament. Parowan finished sixth after a 36 23 loss to Cedar, ending the season evenly split with two wins each against Hurricane Enterprise Valley but with scoring struggles late in games.
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Utah State High School Athletics Association
Flyers
Dixie High School
Field House
Kansa
Cowboys
St. George
Parawan
Duxie
Cedar
Hurricane
Kaneb
Rams
Enterprise
Valley High
Dixie
Kanab
National Guard to Leave Cedar Monday
Battery F 22nd Field Artillery Utah National Guard stationed at Cedar City will depart Monday March 7 at 6 30 AM for San Luis Obispo California for a year of training. Officers anticipate up to six more months of training if tensions require. Guns and equipment will load Saturday afternoon, and a farewell dance will raise funds for the Battery mess. A midnight drawing for a new 1941 Ford coupe will award the car to the holder of the winning number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
22Nd Field Artillery
Utah National Guard
Cedar City
San Luis Obispo
California
Armory
Battery Mess
March Moisture Totals 1.23 Inches in Valley
Weather observer M. L. Skou reports March storms have delivered 1.29 inches of moisture to the valley, more than February's total. Details note a series of March snow events from March 4 and March 8, with varying amounts, amid a spell of sun before a latest storm. LaMar Jensen returns from Boulder City to visit before joining the Max I draft contingent next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. Skouyard
LaMar Jensen
Boulder City
Nevada
Doings at School and Local States News in Parowan
Parowan High hosted FLF district public speaking with six contestants from Parowan Dixie Hurricane Denver Milford and Millard high schools. Milford's Thorpe Waddingham won first with Soil Conservation. Beaver's Dean Farnsworth second with Looking Forward. Hurricane's Delworth Stout placed third with What Modern Agriculture Offers as a Life's Work. Other speakers included Simon Benson Parowan Achieving a Balanced Agriculture Neil Monroe Millard Forests and their Importance to Man and Jay Huntsman Dixie Fanning and National Defense. Judges were Albert M. Marsden Charles Samp son and Lamont E. Tueller. The issue also notes the Parowan Junior Prom, intraclass basketball results, and upcoming events including the University of Utah male chorus performance and vocational day in Cedar City. Mr. Orville Isam of Cedar City has become Parowan's history teacher, replacing Mr. Kerr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FLF
Parowan High School
Parowan
Dixie
Hurricane
Denver
Milford
Millard
Thorpe Waddingham
Dean Farnsworth
Beaver
Delworth. Stout
Simon Benson
Neil Monroe
Jay Huntsman
Dixie “Fanning
Albert M. Marsden
Charles I. Sampson
Lamont E. Tueller
Orville Isam
Cedar City
Kerr
Isam
Shay
April draft quotas set for Utah as 160 called
Utah drafts plan 160 men for April with Iron county quota at 2. Induction center at Fort Douglas to receive draftees on April 30. Possible early April call to fill gaps left by draftees failing final physicals. Iron county previously had 29 men turned down after reaching camps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Iron County
Fort Douglas
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National Defense
Lucile L. Boles
Wm. J. Lowder
Lauren Specht
Dixie National Forest Advisory Board
Arthur Evans
Salt Lake City
John A. Evans
Dell Smith
Tebbs
Dixie Pliers
National Guard
Bill Elliott
Mufora High School
Biinersville
University of Utah
Varda McCarty
State Department of Publicity and Industrial Development
Janzi
Senate Nat
Sherman Green
Sherman
Nellie G. Matheson
Mrs. Green
Ketchuen
U. P
Sun Valley
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