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Newspaper

Parowan Times

Location

Parowan, Utah, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1931

Page

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Power Co submits proposition to city for emergency power sale

Dixie Power Co through manager Reid H Gardner submits a one year contract proposal to Parowan City Council offering to sell emergency power at 2 cents per kilowatt and pay 0.3 of a cent per kilowatt for surplus with no minimum charge. Council deliberates but accepts pending contract draft.

Parowan City Tue City Dixie Power Co Reid H. Gardner Gardner Air

Poultry Association Sells Eggs From Parowan Valley

The Parowan Valley Poultry Association reports members sold about 3500 dozen eggs since formation. Two thirds shipped out of state with prices modest but steady. A 1 cent per dozen receiving charge applies. after freight and crates, producers keep the balance. Recent sales to a trucker at the plant net 14 cents per dozen.

Parowan Valley Poultry Association

Iron County Records Praised In Auditor’s Review

Deputy state auditor Glen James found Iron County records in very good condition and correct for state interests. He commended County Clerk Clair Rowley and Treasurer Clair Hulet, saying Iron County ranks with the best in the state for keeping its books.

Glen James Tie Clair Rowley Clair Hulet

Clarence Richards Dies Of Ruptured Appendix

Clarence Richards 54 prominent livestock man and city council member died at county hospital from a ruptured appendix after a failed operation and ensuing infection. Funeral at West Ward chapel. born Parowan April 9, 1877. survived by widow Eva Whitney Richards, son Merton, two daughters and several sisters. He held multiple local posts and leadership roles in livestock and civic groups.

Clarence Richards Parowan Thomas Jane Pendleton Richards Fle Gun and Stud Club Rambouillet Sheep Breeder's Association Iron County Woolgrow Era Association Chamber of Commerce Scout Organization Eva Whitney Richards Merton Nora Rosilla Ada Richards Charlotte Pendleton Denver Colorado Kate Richards Los Angeles Oliverr. Burton Mary Rk, Bentley Gentile R. Jensen

Mitchell Family Social Brings Reunion and Music

Nellie M. Mortensen and Evelyn and Augusta of Logan Utah visit Robert E Dalton home for a family gathering. Nearly all siblings attend with Henry A recovering from surgery and Augusta Bailey singing with Evelyn Hansen at the piano. out of town guests include George A Mitchell and T A Gartner Cedar City. Annabell Stubb Ileybourne rushed to hospital Sunday but improving.

Nellie M. Mortensen Evelyn Augusta Logan Utah Robert E. Dalton Wm. €. Mitchell St. George Mary A. Smith Hanpy Henry A Augusta M. Bailey Evelyn M. Hansen George A. Mitchell T. A. Gartner Cedar City Mortensen Annabell Stubba Ileybourne

Jurors Drawn for May Term Court in County

Judge Cox orders jurors drawn for the May term. A list of 35 names includes five women, with selections from Parowan Cedar City and nearby towns. Only a few criminal cases listed, including State v Olive Bonham and an Arrow Club appeal. civil cases are numerous but routine.

Cox Olive BH. Bonham Cedar City Court The Arrow Club

Proclamation by President Hoover Declares May Day Child Health Day

President Hoover proclaims May Day as Child Health Day urging states and territories to promote health measures for children. He endorses the Children’s Charter from the White House Conference on Child Health and Protection and calls for public and private actions to improve child welfare.

Congress United States of America Herebert Hoover States of the Union United States White House

Parowan Junior Band To Stage Sunday Open Air Concert

The Parowan Junior band directed by Mr. Engar will perform a Sunday evening outdoor concert at six o clock on the Parx ton hotel lawn. The program lists works such as Forward, Plantation Behas, Over The Top, Moonlight and Roses, The Grenadiers Overture Cosmopolitan Eastern Star and more, with a lineup of Personal Trumpets Clarinet Saxophones and other sections.

Parowan Mr. Engar Parxton Hotel Brockton Plantation Kbehas Senler the Grenadiers Cosmopolitan Eastern Star

Students Work on Display at Mercantile

In Parowan High School mechanic arts, students exhibit cabinet work in the Mercantile window. Senior girls Hilma Stoabingon and Mable Darenport crafted a cedar chest and book end shelf. an oak library table came from an old organ cabinet.

Mechanic Arts Parowan High School Hilma Stoabingon Mable Daren- Port Howard Joseph Tle Department of Manual Training Decker

New Suit Filed In District Court Over Plumbing Work

Cox and Merryweather sue Paper Page Inc in district court over payment for plumbing and heating work at the Jerbert Milne home. The action was filed during the week and concerns services allegedly performed by Southern Utah Plumbing and Heating Co.

Cox and Merryweather Southern Utah Plumbing and Heating Co Paper Page Inc Jerbert Milne Home

Care of Seed Potato Sets

Improper handling of freshly cut seed potatoes lowers germination and stand. Store cut seed in open crates or spread thin on a floor and turn it until dry. Do not store in sacks or barrels as heat can injure vitality. Use absorbent drying aids and avoid direct sunlight.

U. S. Department of Agriculture

Parowan High Alumni Set Thursday Banquet and Ball

Parowan High School alumni plan Thursday events with a 11 a.m. student assembly, twenty-five new members initiated, followed by a 7 p.m. banquet in Domestic Arts. Officers for the next year will be chosen at the banquet. Current officers include President Iona Pendleton and Vice President Marlo Tophall.

Alumni Association of the Parowan High School Richarda Silas Topham Arnold Stevens Glenna M. Ward Mable A. Matheson Florene Pendleton Ruth Decker Iona Pendleton Marlo

Parowan High Attends Beaver Track Meet

A Parowan High School team travels to Beaver for a regional track and field meet inviting nearby schools. Competitors include Mack Fenton in multiple sprints and jumps, Lawrence Lowder in the mile and broad jump, Dee Robinson in broad jump and shot, Eldon Adams discus, and Carlyle Burt shot. Fenton previously reached finals at Provo with a strong showing among five state representatives.

Theigh School Beaver Mack Fenton Lawrence Lowder Dee Robinson Eldon Adams Carlyle Burt Provo Fle Mack

Shirley Gudmundsen Named Kronor Scholar at University

Shirley Rel Gudmundsen of Parewan was honored by the University of Utah scholarship committee for her high winter quarter GPA. Among 491 honor students, she achieved an honor rating of 2.15 or better, higher than a BK average. Dr and Mrs F L Burton visited Cedar on Tuesday.

Shirley Rel Gudmundsen Parewan University of Utah

Program Announced for Graduation Exercises

Graduation exercises at the high school will be held next Friday evening. The program lists entrances and prayers, the P H S Orchestra performing Mignonette, valedictory by Howard Joseph Trio, Girls Trio, Scott Matheson speaking, diploma presentations by President M J Macfarlane, and an overture Cosmopolitan.

P. H. S. Orchestra Howard Joseph Girls

Proper Handling of Wool Urged by Marketing Association

Wool growers are urged to ensure high quality clips for the National Wool Marketing Corporation. Follow best practices including clean shearing, avoiding dirt and dung, keeping the fresh fleece out, using paper twine, and packing in red-threaded bags. Separate types and ages, protect from moisture, and use safe branding paints or clip off unresolved brands to avoid price penalties.

National Wool Marketing Corporation National Cooperative

Proper Storage for Healing the Potato

The potato tuber heals wounds best after a week to ten days in a humid place at about 60 degrees Fahrenheit before low temperature storage. At temperatures below 45 degrees healing fails. 45 to 66 degrees yields slow healing, and 60 to 70 degrees speeds healing, reducing shrinkage and decay entry.

Church Service Sunday Night at Presbyterian Chapel

A Sunday night service is set for May 3 at 8 p.m. at the Presbyterian Chapel with a focus on "Mother." All are invited to attend.

Presbyterian Church The Times W. M. Forsyth Ireebyterian Chapel

Also Mentioned on This Page

Poultry Association Times Office Adva Aulitor West Ward Chapel Mitchel Parowand A. Paramore John P. Bayles Oscar Decker Jess Guymoo Oliver Baylop Oscar ML Lyman Orphs Decker Florence M. Joseph Joseph Fife Angua Bullock John Condie J. W. Schoppman William M. Merryweather Zesta Dalley Adam C. Seegmiller F. W. Middleton John Smith Moroni A. Perry Myron F. Higbee Belle Armstrong William C. Adams R. B. Gardner William Mace Rh. EB. Wlinterrose Isaac Farry Wallace Lint Melvina Arns Leland Bryant Beacham Newcastle William T. Davenport Frank Williamson Paragonah Washington Henry L. Stimson Herbert Hoover France John J Pershing T-I-M Harry Empey Ivan B Hyatt Shelby Dwentley Ira Gurr Chester Natch Harrell Dalton Barbara Smith Robert Mitchell Floyd Matheson Arel Gurr Alberta Nickerson Kent Mitchell Vance Gudmundsen Carol Evans Porter Clark Helen Robinson Elmo Orton Beatrice Pritchard Morrel Bayles Austin Miller Nerbert Topham Kathleen Joseph Anna Peridieton Irene Marsden Morris Stowley Milton Hlyatt Whitney Orton Barhtone Bart Mitchell Merrill Hasmanssen Kent Joseph Komer Parcells Mercantile P. H Farqwan High Shirley Gudmundsen Kronor Mre FL. J. Burton Cedar Eraduates Scott Matheson A. Cc. Hateh M .J. Macfarlane Overtire Church Service
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