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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1933
Page
8
Local notes show Cedar City residents involved in marriages rumor and confirmations. City officials Clen Froyd and Janet Rollo update readers on health and duties while Rotary Club hosted Dr. Wantz from U C C. Two couples were wed this week with social gatherings and toastmasters marking celebratory events.
Irial Day urges readers of the Deseret News to study a federal act, PR 14959, amending the uniform bankruptcy act of 1898 to shield farmers from foreclosure for debt. The Public Issues Society of Utah lauds the measure and its promise to protect mortgaged farms, while reporting related court actions and divorces in a broad Utah legal notice.
A deputy sheriff and two city officials exonerate Fernarr Stubbs, driver of the car in which Myrtle Parker died last Saturday, after a careful investigation. They find the radius rod failure caused the wreck and that Stubbs was not driving recklessly or under the influence. The probe notes the truck carried several passengers and that the car veered and rolled after the front rod detached near Cemetery Road on the Five Mile in Parowan Canyon.
Ebenezer Parker traveling from Circleville to attend his niece's funeral suffered a badly broken leg after his bumper snagged another car at Clear Creek Divide. He was moved to Parowan then to Iron County Hospital for treatment.
Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco sues Edgar Genson et al for mortgage foreclosure valued at 6622.31. Bank of Southern Utah sues B F Anderson on a note for 375 with interest and fees. Oscar Larson sues V A Arns for 33000 mortgage foreclosure. Western Loan and Building Co. sues John C Carpenter et al for 2763.72 plus interest and fees. The notice includes a long local social column with arrivals, visits, and community events.
Last Saturday the Parowan High track team competed in Beaver at the Southern Utah track and field meet. Members included Pat Fentor Larry Empey Taylor Walker Walker Ward Lawrence Lowder Watson Adams Bruce Adams Milo Mortensen. Adams Walker and Lowder earned spots to compete in the State meet in Salt Lake City next Saturday. They depart Friday morning.
Principal A. C. Hatch and Mr. Ray Garner travel with high school athletes Lawrence Lowder Taylor Walker and Watson Adams to the University of Utah for the state track and field meet scheduled tomorrow.
Instruction on garden planning from Professor Hogenson of Utah State Agricultural College. Advises staggered sowing for vegetables like radishes peas beans and lettuce to maximize harvest and reduce waste. Repeats later fall and midsummer planting for peppers cucumbers melons tomatoes cabbage broccoli with care to timing.
Mr and Mrs J Shiemskors of Boulder City Nevada visited the D P Barton home Sunday and Monday. They are recently married and toured Los Angeles Salt Lake City and Parks of Southern Utah. Mr Schiemskor is general manager of the General Electric store in Boulder City and his wife is Barton's niece.
Officers of the Parowan chapter of Future Farmers of America were elected at a meeting last Thursday at Parowan High School. President Harry Empey, vice president Homer Adams, secretary Keith Ward, treasurer Leo Hnell, cheer leader Merrill Rasmussen, reporter Rug Munford, and advisor Tay D Garner were chosen for the coming year.
At a meeting of the Iron County Woolgrowers Association on Friday night Jos. G. Dalton was re elected as president Wm Marsden vice president and W L Adams secretary treasurer Clark Orton and Nerbert D White were named directors replacing E M Stubbs of Parowan and Oscar Larson of Cedar City The holdover directors are James C Robinson Geo A Lowe Jr and H B Robinson Attendance was small and little business was done beyond officer elections.
Parowan High School students competed in the district track and field meet in Beaver last Saturday. Lawrence Lowder won the mile and half mile, Taylor Walker took the high jump and pole vault and placed third in the broad jump, Watson Adams placed third in both shot put and discus. Lowder attempted the half mile relay but could not finish. Mrs. Rose Hyatt had been critically ill with high blood pressure.
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