Utah's twenty first legislature ends with mixed verdict
The twenty first Utah legislature closes a 64 day session with debate over liquor control taxes and social welfare reforms. The body approved a state department of welfare and measures to qualify cities for federal funds while resisting broad private liquor sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Sower Branch
National Congress
Stld
State Department of Public Welfare
Congress
PWA
Utah
Court Holds Brief Session In Diat Efet Court
Judge LeRoy H. Cox presided over a law and motion day with several motions and demurrers disposed of two decrees and an annulment granted and some default judgments taken. Cases included Webster v Wood dismissed, Goudgea v Gonudge settlement in progress, and sanctions in Snow v Burns Tebbs. Foreclosure decrees were issued against Geary Page and Little, with other cases set for the regular term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeRoy H. Cox
Diat- Efet
Mutual Financ Corporation
R. KB
Troy Laundry Machinery Co
Peter Schurtz
Ofder
Lapriel
Sherratt Thompson
Walter Thompson
J. A. Leigh
June Hart Leigh
Maggie Mae
Condie Romberger
George N. Romberger
Lucile Stapley Pettol
Reuben Pettol
Earl Gower
Ralph J
Kenneth Harmon
Suse Sandin
Federal Land Bank of Berkeley
Daniel Geary Page
Southern Utah Power Co
J. €. Little
Dixie National Forest camps highlighted by supervisor
An open letter from Supervisor Gurr invites organizations and the public to use nine Dixie National Forest camps. Two camps lie on Charleston Mountain near Las Vegas Nevada while seven lie between Panguitch Lake and Pine Valley. Nevada sites include Kyle Canyon and Deer Creek. The Times plans to feature a word picture of each camp weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixie National Forest
Gurr
Charleston Mountain Division
Oak Grove
Nevada
Kyle Canyon
Deer Creek
Forest Service
Beloved Citizen Freeman Pendleton to Celebrate Eightieth Birthday
The Pendleton family hosts a reunion and genealogical group in West Ward church on Saturday March 7 to honor Freeman Warren Pendleton born March 23 1855 in Parowan Utah a farmer and outdoorsman with ten children from two marriages. About three hundred guests are expected from the community with a 2 p m start and an evening dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeman Warren Pendleton
Pendleton
West Ward
Mr. Pendeton
Paro- Wain
Calyin
Sarah Ann Newberry Pendleton
Jie
Anna Henderson
Anta Carson Benson
Utah
Nevada
Colored Ghosts Stop Town Team In Barnstorming Game
The original Negro Ghosts, a famous barnstorming squad, defeated a local town team 66th straight win. Notable players included Suitcase Simmons six foot four center Evans and Hickman with Anthony handling. town players were Blain Benson Orland Ward Saunders Clark Howard Adams and Lyle Blasterman with Roy Stubba subbing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woga Geen
Simmons
Deer Count Underway at Parowah Paragonah Preserve
Local men and Forest Service workers count deer on the Parowah Paragonah game preserve directed by Ranger Win Hurst. They surveyed the north end and found few deer, suggesting lower populations and little overgrazing. Participants include James C. Robinson Bain Matheson John S. Dattan and Clarence Pendleton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Service
Parowah- Paragonah
Ranger
Hurst
Paragonah
James C. Robinson
Bain Matheson
John $. Dattan
Clarence Pendleton
Chamber of Commerce Plans Local Projects and Cooperation
The Chamber of Commerce forms a committee led by H. L. Adams to explore bidding on Public Works Administration funded water and electric system improvements in Parowan. Members include Walter Mitchell J. W. Moore R. K. L. Fenton II C. Parcells John H. Pendleton and Joseph P. Dalton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Parowan People
Public Works Administration
H. L. Adams
Walter ©. Mitchell
J. W. Moore
RK. L. Fenton, II
C. Parcells
John H. Pendleton
Joseph PB. Dalton
Chamber
Literary Club
Lions Club
Gun and Fod Club
The
Legion
Dilan
Wendall Eagles
Rex C. Ward
East Ward Choir Organized and Reorganized
A special meeting in the Relief rooms formed an East Ward choir with L. J. Adams directing and Angus M. Morris as assistant. W. W. Mitchell was named president and Mrs. Fern Wiltsey secretary treasurer, with a committee including Howard Ward and Ruby M. Orton among others. The group will rehearse first on Saturday evening March 23 at 6 o clock to set regular rehearsal times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recreation Hall
East Ward
L. J. Adams
Angus M. Morris
W. W. Mitchell
Fern Wiltsey
Howard Ward
Ruby M. Orton
4. W. Bentley
Fanie Mitchell
Iyan Johnson
Robert Rowley
Ray Garner
Jess Guyman
Violet Clark
Mala
Walter ©. Mitchell
John W. Bentley
Itha M. Mortensen
Alfee M. Haycock
Senator Tay Speaks at Lions Club Luncheon
Senator Wilford Day returned from the legislative session as chief speaker at the Lions Club semi monthly luncheon. He reviewed legislature work and cited laws passed. Visitor C G Carpenter of Union Pacific Los Angeles outlined plans to build twelve miles of track to open Iron Mountain district. Work tour planned around April 1. Club voted to join Associated Civie Clubs of Southern Utah and sponsor a Parowan baseball team with a committee named to start the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilford Day
Lions Club
CG. H. Carpenter
Cavoy and Vabations
Union Pacific
Los Angeles
Iron Mountain
Meno
Tt. L. Fenton
Civie Clubs
Souther Utah
Parowsan
Ray '+ Garner
A. GC. Hatchard
L. Nelson Marsden
Marriage Licenses Issued in Week by Clerk’s Office
The clerk’s office issued licenses this week to Trussell Harrison Roberts 45 of Los Angeles and Helen Margaret Nihil 29 of Los Angeles along with Ralph A. Stapel 25 of Modena Nina Feterson 25 of Modena Paul J. Cox 23 of Cedar City and Mary Ruth McMullen 23 of Cedar. Mr George Berry Williams traveled from Kanarra yesterday afternoon on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trussell Harrison Roberts
Los Angeles
Helen Margaret Nihil
Ralph A. Stapel
Modena
Nina Feterson
Paul J. Cox
Cedar City
Mary Ruth McMullen
Cedar
Assessments to rise as state orders new valuations
County assessor Sliliman Dalley said property assessments will be higher this year after a State Tax Commission order based on a city and county wide survey. Some properties will see increases up to nine hundred dollars while Mercantile Co and Marsdens will have slight reductions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sliliman Dalley
State Tax Commission
Sime
Busines
Mercantile Co
Marsdens
Dalry Company
Utah
Auto Co
Dalley
Parowan City
Parowan Delegation to Attend Southern Utah Civic Clubs Meet
Parowan will be represented at the Associated Civic clubs of Southern Utah meeting in Milford by Senator Wilford Day county commissioner Ivan Decker and Chamber of Commerce president W. Clair Rowley. Day will present Parowan Widons Club membership and Decker Rowley will also participate. A 3 p.m. business session, 7:30 banquet, dancing and a bridge tea cap Saturday with Sunday sessions and a possible Lehman’s cave trip. Governor pleads may attend. Mrs. Glenna M. Ward visited Cedar City to see her brother Milo and his family in Eden apartments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parowan
Associated Civil Clubs
Southern
Utah
Milford
Wilford Day
Ivan Decker
Chamber of Commerce
W. Clair Rowley
Day
Parawan Widons Club
Messrs Decker and Rowley
Lehman's Cave
Nevada
Plead
Glenna M. Ward
Cedar City
Milo
Eden Apartments
State Lawmakers End Twenty-First Session
Utah lawmakers adjourned after enacting 168 bills and resolutions across taxation liquor control social welfare and infrastructure. The session added new taxes, expanded homestead tax relief, and established a state store liquor plan while advancing water projects traffic and banking reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Horse
Senate
State Land Board
Also Mentioned on This Page
Capitol Dome
Sala Onty’ House
Washington
Llavor
Kenry H. Cleod
Parson A. Webster
Wm. Wood
Eva Rebecca Goudgea
Leonard Gonudge
Dixie Forest
Five Mile
P.W.A
Condicernation
Senator Tay
George Berry Williams
Kanarra
U.S.P.A. Service
New
Java
Tacics
Liwa Owill
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!