Old Offender At Lund Is Caught Again
Ollie Norris of Lund, a persistent violator of prohibition statutes, was arrested by Sheriff Leith and federal agents after a Monday search. He faced a preliminary hearing, bound over to the District Court with a $1,000 bond, and released after bonds were posted by Irys Hedrick and John Bayles. His ongoing evasion antics were noted with a local humorous aside from past Iron County records.
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GO M
Ollie Norris
Lund
Leith
Federal Prohibition Department
Walying
District Court
Rollo
Botdemen
Irys Hedrick
Zane
John Bayles
Parowan
Ollie
Iron County Record
Want fair to be at Fillmore permanently
A mass meeting in Fillmore gathered citizens from Erast Millard and nearby towns to decide on placing a permanent county fair site in Fillmore. A committee from Scipio Holden Fillmore Meadow and Kanosh will present the East Millard wish to the Board of County Commissioners, though Delta interests were absent delaying action.
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Fillmore
Scipio
Holden
Fillmore Meadow
Kanosh
Board of County Commissioners
East Millard
Delta Licne
Delta
Parowan man Ralph Stevens buried in Byron Wyoming
William Ralph Stevens of Parowan died suddenly in Byron Wyoming on March 10 from heart trouble. A funeral service was held March 14 with services conducted by Lamm Wilcock Niels Mortensen Eyre and Bishop Graham. Attendees included George Abram, B T Marchant, and Lena Benson Johnson. He leaves a wife La Rue Cowley and three children Marie Eugene and Carel, plus his parents and siblings. The grave at Byron Cemetery was dedicated to Leo Neville.
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Wiliam Ralph Stevens
Byron
Wyoming
Messrs
Lamm
Wilcock
Niels
Mortensen
Elmer
Eyre
Cowley Ward
Bishop Graham
Byron Ward
Jesus
George Ab
Leo Neville
Ralph
Parowan
John Stevens
la Rue Cowley
Marie
Eugene
Carel
John Ff. Stevens
Cowley
Walter G. Stevens
Clarence
Edwin
Orson
Wallace Eulet
Edward Davis
Fedora Stevens
Beaver County Commissioners Back County Fair Support
The Bea ver County Commissioners held their regular meeting with the County Fair Board to pledge cooperation for the 1939 county fair. They affirmed the fair's educational value and indicated a forthcoming levy for fair purposes.
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County Commissioners
Beaver County
County Fair Board
Board of Commissioners
Beaver City Press
Relief Society Lehi Observes 88th Anniversary Day
The Relief Societies of two wards marked the 88th anniversary with a 2:26 PM program in the West Ward chapel. Melinda M. Adams welcomed attendees after a tableau, songs, and poems recalling the society's origins in Parowan. A banquet followed with long tables, jokes, and a three act comedy What Ann Frought Home directed by Wil Le Adams.
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Wards
West Ward
Elizabeth S
L. N. Marsden
Lola Dalton
Ethel Fayles
Lauise €. Adams
Melinda M. Adams
Relief Society
Parowan
Alice Robinson
Mettle DD. Robinson
Frano Trio
Della Maraden
Irene
Flor
Ann Frought
Wil le
Adamsa
Boys Fined For Traffic Violations In Justice Bayles Court
Two boys employed at Desert Mound Reece of Beaver and Dailey of Cedar were fined 7.60 and 5.00 after being picked up by the Marshall on Sunday night for speeding and careless driving on Main street. Reece allegedly added 2.60 to his penalty with belligerent conduct before the court. The week’s school report comes from the English CG department under Miss Vance.
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Desert Mound
Reece
Beaver
Dailey
Cedar
Justice Bayles
Main Street
Anniversary Celebration At Paroway Church Draws Large Crowd
A big crowd is expected to celebrate the church's anniversary as Parowan installs a Baldwin National Film Phone radio cinema system from the Baldwin Company of Salt Lake City. The new machine promises high quality sound and pictures, reducing the need to travel to see and hear entertainment.
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Paroway
Baldwin National Film
Glaldwin Company
Salt Lake City
Fenton Gays
Parowan
Cattle and Horse Men Hear Head of Association
President J. M. Macfarlane of the State Horse and Cattle Growers Association spoke to local livestock men on Wednesday. He outlined new April 1 truck-out regulations with brand inspection and bills of sale, then addressed range, marketing, and livestock care. He noted rising game in Beaver Mountains reducing livestock permits and said beef cattle production remains fairly stable for those who run a steady business.
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J. M. Macfarlane
State Horse and Cattle Growers Association
Beaver Mountains
Mormon Centennial Conference Draws Thousands to Salt Lake City
Special to the Times reports the L D S Church centennial celebration in Salt Lake City may attract as many as 6000 people over four days. A mass gathering of Mormon members from wards and branches worldwide will feature a pageant The Message of the Ages and nearly 1000 participants each night. The Mormon Century Book brochure outlines church achievements and pioneer history to be distributed on the eve of the conference.
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L. D
Utah
Salt Lake City
United States
George D. Pyrer
Utah Federation of Women's Clubs Convention
The Utah Federation of Women's Clubs holds its annual convention April 10 to 12 at the Hotel Newhouse in Salt Lake City. Mrs John F. Sipple of the General Federation will speak at the Friday banquet. Delegates from the Southern District are hoped for to ensure a large gathering and successful event.
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Utah Federation of Women’s Clubs
Iotel Newhouse
Salt Lake City
John F. Sipple
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Dogs Kill $500 Worth of Pure Bred Sheep
Maraden’s flock of registered sheep suffered fifteen dead and many maimed as worthless dogs killed for sport. Clifton Stubbs intervened to drive the dogs away, stopping further killings. Two dogs were identified near Arch Benson and Arthur Petersen properties, both with blood on them, believed to be of the police breed.
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Maraden
Clifford Stubbs
Stubba
Arch Benson's
Ailhur Peterecos
Petersen
Rose Wyatt
Parowan High Alumni Meet Moved To March 22 Night
Parowan High School alumni association calls a meeting for Saturday night in the library auditorium to handle important business. The notice notes attendance is urged for all members and mentions decor work ongoing at the N S Gift Shoppe with Frank Taylor in charge.
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Parowan High School Alumni Association
Walking Saloon Floater Found Guilty by Justice
Mont McDonald called Walking Saloon floater was sent from Cedar City with a one year ban by Justice Rolle after pleading not guilty. He sought mercy, expressing a wish to reach California for work, and the city officials decided to release him with a limited probation period to avoid jail costs.
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Mont McDonald
Cedar City
Rolle
McDonald
Justica
California
Parowan Literary Club Hosts Guest Night at School House
The Parowan Literary Club celebrated its tenth year with a guest night featuring a poem and violin solo, a short play titled If Men Flayed Bridge As Women Do, and community singing. Members and invited guests enjoyed a lunch, decorations for St Patrick’s Day, and several informal readings and quartets by club and local residents.
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Parowan Literary Club
F. A. NM. Club
Bigtt
Jer Patiner
Arras
Gwen M. Gurr
Garner
Watkins
Decker
Mitchell
Re. CM. Clark
Ivan Decker
Ivan Pecker
W. L. Adama
Measre
Impey
Latch
America
Berta Mitchell
St. Patrick's
Paul M. Adams
W. L. Adams
Three All Conference Bob Cats Officiate At Annual High School Tourney
Three all conference men will officiate at the nineteenth interscholastic tournament. Captain Cat Thompson Frank Ward and Orland Ward, selected on the Denver Post team, arrived to referee. Thompson and Ward are longtime Bobcat standouts with record scoring and leadership.
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Bozeman
Cat
Thompson
Frank Ward
Orland Ward
Denver Post
Gerieg
Knute Rockne
Hiettzg
C. Ward
Frank
Orland
Montana
Bobenta
Family visits and travel notes from Long Beach guest
Mrs. George Koest arrived last week from Long Beach to visit with the Senael C. Mortensen family. Mr Koest attends a labor convention in San Francisco and she returns home alone. She says sister Pearl and Pearl's husband Jack May plan to visit around the end of the month.
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George Koest
Long Beach
Senael C. Mortensen
Koest
San Francisco
Pearl
Jack
Gun orders advertised by Alvin Decker and Ray D Garner
A notice urges readers to contact Alvin Decker or Ray D Garner by month end to place orders for firearms and ammunition. Gun price is $1.50 plus freight. ammunition costs $3.20 per hundred plus freight. An order will proceed on the Ish.
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Alvin Decker
Ray D. Garner
Skougaard Family Mourns Loss of Sister in Richfield
The Skougaard brothers Martin and Peter report their only sister Mrs Christiana Stougaard Hansen of Richfield has died at about 77. Widow of Fred Wansen, she had been a longtime local resident. Funeral plans set for Saturday morning as family members travel to attend.
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Chamber of Commerce
Plang
Walter €. Mitchell
Lia
Clarence Richards
Wilford Day
Hera
Skougeard
Martin
Peter
Christiana Stougaard Hansen
Richfield
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