County Democratic Committee Reorganized at Parowan meeting
At a recent county Democratic central committee meeting in Parowan the party elected Rulon Pendleton as chairman, defeating Clinton Birne 24 to 1. Wendell Bayles was chosen as chairman with Hazel Granger as associate chairwoman and Mabel Dalley as vice chairwoman. Annie McDonough was named secretary and Otto Dalley treasurer. The selection of five committee members was postponed for future consideration. Pendleton defended his eligibility given his Cedar City liquor store, noting no conflict per state officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Central
Rulon Pendleton
Cinton Birne
Ship
Milne
P. Wendell Bayles
Parowan
Hazel Granger
Mabel Dalley
Annie McDonough
Otto Dalley
Summit
Treaster
Pendleton
Cedar City
Parowan Council Eyes Relief Projects and Road Work
Parowan city council met Monday night to seek relief projects for unemployed workers. They plan to clear irrigation ditches, build bridges over field ditches, improve streets, and bulldoze a wood road into Broad Canyon. Work on the hydraulic water pipeline will resume early next week after the hydroelectric line is cleared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parowan City
Wood Road
Broad Canyon
Utah Farmers to Receive $1,230,009 in Benefit Payments
Utah farmers are slated to receive payments totaling around $1.649 million under pre-January 6 1935 agricultural adjustment programs. An estimate from William Peterson of the agricultural adjustment administration cites special funds to cover obligations and commitments, with about $216 million more needed to finish program contract payments by June 1936. The secretary may also issue rental and benefit payments deemed fair to applicants who had adjustments before January 5 1938.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Ttta
Starmerm
Cedar Breaks and Bryce CCC Developments
Telegraphic advice from Park Superintendent Patra Crow Washington confirms approval for two CCC camps at Bryce Canyon National Park and Cedar Breaks National Monument for the summer. CCC Company 842 will occupy Dodge Mountain Camp near Zion National Park in April, with Company 1966 at Zion Canyon Camp before moving to Cedar Breaks around June 15. Cedar Breaks work includes road finish to Brie Head at 11,900 feet, a new trail, water and sewer systems, and an administration and museum building. Bryce project covers fire wells, water and sewer development, roadside landscaping, cabin and sanitary facilities, and other improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brie Head
Muse
Brien Head
Dixie National Forest
Wands
National Park Service
Fare Service
Pryce
Scouts and Dads Plan Party and Peanut Bust
The Boy Scouts and their dads from Parowan Wards plan a party and peanut bust next Thursday, March 26, in the Recreation hall to raise funds for travel expenses. A. C. Match leads arrangements with games and peanuts. Orland Ward covers charges for dad and boy or boy alone. At a county district meeting in Parowse, other business included announced courts of honor, Scout camp plans for Weber canyon, and appointing Bishop H. L. Adams as county map, plus committee changes and foot gear badge funding. Next county meeting will be April 18 in Gear City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parowan
A. C
Orland Ward
Beout
Iran County
Ulab Parks Council
Parowse
H. L. Adams
Jane
Provo
Weber Canyon
Adame
Tron
James E. Gore
Marsden
Utah Parks Council
Duck Creek
Commiter
Gear City
Apri
Marriage Licenses Issued by County Clerk This Week
The county clerk's office recorded several marriage licenses this past week. Richard Goddard aged 21 of Cedar City and Lars Elya Paldoon aged 21 of Spurton Texas obtained licenses, joined by Mark Mortman aged 23 of Leeds Utah and Freeda Gillies aged 23 of Noweanda. Mr. Tt. L. Fenton spent two or more days in Salt Lake City on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Goddard
Cedar City
Lars Elya Paldoon
Spurton
Texas
Mark Mortman
Leeds
Utah
Freeda Gillies
Noweanda
Tt. L. Fenton
Salt “Lake Cy Tn
City Council Names Harrell Dalton Marshal
Harrell Dalton was named city marshal by the council at a Sunday meeting following the death of Frank M. Adams. Dalton had previously held the office and had been acting since Adams’s passing. The appointment faced political protest from some members, though a majority approved Mayor Hatch's nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Varaney
Frank M. Adams
Harrell Dalton
Dalton
Mr. Adams
Mhatch
Parowan Stake M Men Gleaners Banquet Held Last Friday
Parowan West Ward recreation hall hosted the Parowan Stake annual M Men and Gleaner Girla Banquet with 225 served. Gail Gurr and Robert Mitchell led planning as toastmistress and toastmaster. dance followed in a decorated hall with lattice work and pink white drapery.
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M. Men
Bob Hes
Hell
B A C Shearing Course Starts This Month At Cedar County
Preparations for the habitual shearing school at Branch Agricultural College at Cedar County underway. Persons seeking instruction and experience in shearing should report to Super Match, Instructor Ingri culture at the College. The school begins around March 27 and runs ten days with competent instructors for machine and hand shearing. A demonstration on March 28 will show tempering and fitting of hand shears. Worthy hours directed experience will qualify for a college certificate. Miss Afton Thorton lost a drawing prize, as she was absent on Wednesday night. the $35 prize was increased to $40 for next week's drawing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Branch Agricultural College
Cedar Cuy
Colege
Misa Afton Thorton
Woolgrowers Outlook Bright in 1936 Says Utah Official
Deseree News reports woolgrowers expect a strong 1936. Hh. GC. Meir of Burley, Utah, of the National Woolgrowers Association, meets FP. KR. Marshall of the Utah Woolgrowers Association and James A. Hooper, Utah secretary, noting heavy winter precipitation improving grazing on public domain and forest lands. Rich, after talks in Washington with forest officials, returns home. He notes steady Boston market and firmer prices than last year, with foreign demand steady despite European unrest.
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Hh. GC. Meir
Burley
Thahe
National Woolgrowers’ Association
Salt Lake
KR. Marshall
James A. Hooper
Utah Waelgrowers' Association
Rich
Washington
National Forest Department
Texas Woolgrowing Association
Rieh
Literary Clug Hosts Party and Prize at Alladia Theatre
Members of the Literary Club and their partners enjoyed a Wednesday night party then a show at the Alladia theatre. After dinner at Taylor's cafe they played 500 at Georgia B Mitchell's home, with Mrs. Fao N Benson winning high score. Hostesses included Mrs. Mitchell Lillian Patterson and Maude B Parkerill, though Parkerill did not attend due to illness.
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Mentheros
Tha
Titerary Cioh
Hosnitz
Post Office Distribution Delays Lag Behind Changes
The Postmaster notes mall distribution slowed by post office changes and train service disruptions. Experienced staff are faster, but new hands fall behind. An extra large anvil arrival will further delay distribution. a note mentions a Hy att family reunion planned for the last of the month.
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Whtel
Tate
Hyatt Family Sa
Hagenson urges use of certified seeds to boost yields
Professor J C Hagenson and Hamant K Tueller led county meetings in Cedar City and other towns to promote planting high quality certified seeds to curb weed spread and improve crop quality. He urged farmers to supply their own certified seed, apply barnyard manure, and reduce losses from noxious and harmful weeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamant KE. Tueller
J. C. Hagenson
Hrtensian Agronomiat
Cedar Gitv Kanarra
Summit
Darawan
Paraponah
Mt. Hogenzen
Itr. Hogengen
Flogenaun
Two Wards Celebrate Relief Society Day
Two Wards mark the 34th anniversary of the Relief Society on March 17 with a two o'clock program in the Recreation Hall featuring a play about study subjects, a luncheon for about 250, and an eight o'clock entertainment with songs, dances, and a one act play The Destiny of Women. West Ward led afternoon events and lunch. Grace Gurr oversaw the evening program with help from Nellie Bentley and Emma Clark. both wards praised the educational and cultural aims of the society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Psrowan East
Weet Ward
Relief Society
Banguet Hall
Thamrottam
West Ward
Melinda Mr. Adams
Dean DL Richards
Velma Ayles
East Ward
Grace Gurr
Neliie Bentley
Emma Clark
Retief Society
Laws
Army Foreign Service Vacancies Nearly Filled
Recruitment notices from Colonel William C Webb advertise vacancies in the Philippine and Hawaiian Islands. In March thirty three men enlisted locally with eighty four for the Philippines and three for Hawaii. A recruiting party from Parowan will return March 24. Men aged 18 to 35 may contact for information and transportation to East Lake City for final exams. Applications for U S service will be accepted and transport provided when vacancies arise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C. Webb
Philippine
Hawaiian Islands
Salt Lake
Philippines
Hawaii
Parowan
East Lake City
United States
County Commissioners Allocate Road Funds
The county board met last Saturday and apportioned about 6000 of its 8000 dollars in road funds to various roads with 2000 held in emergency reserve. Major allocations include 1300 to Purowan Valley school bus route, 800 Cedar Mountain road, 600 Cedar Valley bus route, 390 Modena and West end roads, and 1850 for miscellaneous Cedar City area roads. The group discussed state road projects Cedar City Iron Mountain and hospital maintenance, and directed the clerk to notify Cedar City that rent for the jail will cease due to policies, while continuing aid for the unemployed and for a blind resident. A plan to settle delinquent taxes on the Paxton hotel property was explored, with potential county-city compromise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Purowan Valley
Purowan Canyon
Cedar Mountain
Three Crooks
Tron Spring
Cedar Valley
Cottodlwand
Newcastle Pinto
Modena
West End
Cedar City
Bie Weite Ke G. Wright
Bullosh
Iron Mountain
Munncheon
J. B Lowder
Cedar City Corporation
Cedar
Wm. R. Palmer
Meekar
Payowan City Ub Uclels
Paxton Hotel
Paxton
Meelipe
Healttes Sommigtionsrs
Cullneh
Teeker and
Telen
Treaswrer
Asseegor
Parowan Auto Company Gains Checking Station Status
Mr George Milton of Parowan Auto Company announces their garage is designated Crystal checking station No 369. Parowan previously had no inspection site and this marks the first official safety check.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parowan Ato Company
George Gmilton
Parawan Auto Company
Informa Ng Hite
Prystal
Parawan
Meth Cary
Tsure
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County
Rava Pendleton
Werdell Bayles
Councel
Utam Partners
Paynents
Lawrence Miller
Vego Bpend
Cedar Breaks
Bryce
Marzhiage Licenses
Theo Jt. Corry
Gleaner Stake
Mra
Huriey
Old Church Ledger
Parowan Stake
Cedar Dity
Bob Pilenell
Stoke M. Men
Gail
Stoke Gleaner
Deseree News
CCC
Times
Brien
Park Service
Creatta Ain
Cet Fenton
Ting
Pat
B. A. Ch
Norman Adams
Mya
Taylor Parkinson
Benjamin
Spaniah Fork
Dean S. Morgan
Army Foreign Service
Canyon
Atrs
Janes
Dtennde
William
Paragonal
Betson
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