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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1931
Page
8
Eugene Chrittengen spent a few days this week in Latvia visiting his people and handling business. He notes several wool clips sold for sixteen and seventeen cents there and questions why his region cannot fetch similar prices.
Senator David Hirschi and J W Imlay of Hurrican visited Cedar City on Tuesday of this week for business matters.
Scott M Matheson will deliver the Baccalaureate sermon Sunday night at 8 in the tabernacle. Graduation exercises are Friday at 10 30 am with a reception to graduates in the afternoon and an alumni banquet and hall in the evening. Clarence Neslen former Salt Lake City mayor will give the address.
Women led by Mrs J G Pace Mrs Barlow and Mrs Dane staged a humorous program at a Rotary club luncheon at the El Escalante hotel on Tuesday. Mrs Pace presided while Mrs Fuller collected fines and Mrs Done with Mrs Sargent played key roles. The junior band performed and the group thanked the club for the Boise trip.
Julian Tate was fined 35 dollars in Justice Reofle's court with an alternative of 35 days in jail after pleading guilty to speeding in a school zone. He served four days in jail, paid part of the fine, and the remainder was suspended.
Don Clark faced a fifty dollar fine or short jail stay after a Friday night trouble at the scout supervision camp. several youths were rounded up for processing in juvenile court. John Benton of Parewan paid part of a fifty dollar fine for drunkenness, with the balance via a note.
Mrs Sarah A Barton left Thursday with her brother Samuel Hanks and Mrs Hanks to visit their brother Heber Hanks in Los Angeles. Heber has suffered a stroke February 9 and his tongue was later removed. His condition remains serious.
Sunday evening Mrs. Norah Lund and Misa Lucile Neff led a bee hive class north-west of Paragonsah in the fields where they cooked supper over a fire. They enjoyed the outing very much.
Mrs Emma Jane Yardley of DBeaver spent a few days visiting here last week.
Mr and Mrs Peter H Gurr welcomed a visit this week from Mrs Agnegg Nutter and two children of Salt Lake City. Mrs Elia Robinson Crane and her young daughter are visiting here from Salt Lake City with her people this week.
Mr and Mrs Golden Eayles announce the birth of a baby boy during the week. The couple celebrate the arrival as their newest family member and share their happiness.
Mr. Carmen Rollins is back home after spending the winter in Nevada and Arizona with sheep, staying a few days to rest and recover.
Mrs Lucy Ann Stapley Mrs Della Partner and Mrs Joseph R Topham were cited before Justice James W Barton and fined 2.00 each on Friday for persistent violation of Paragonah Town quarantine regulations.
Belated notice reports the birth of a baby to Mr and Mrs Eugene Warren about two to three weeks ago. The city council meeting was postponed due to lack of quorum until Saturday night.
Mr and Mrs Mina Beaurégard visit relatives in Satina and spend a weekend with Mrs Beaurégard's parents Mr and Mia T R Robinson. The Beaurégards will establish their home in Gunnison Utah.
The Parent Teachers association hosts a free dance Friday night in the school house with a children's dance at 8 o'clock and adults to follow. Paragonah school plans a year end program in the school auditorium on Friday night May 8 inviting teachers, students, and the community to attend.
Mr and Mrs George H Durham from Salt Lake City stay a week visiting relatives and resting for his health. Mr and Mrs Jess Guymot welcomed a baby daughter at the county hospital this morning.
If uncertain about planting corn, ask Peter Gurr about the practicality of a pit silo and the quality of feed it provides.
A group of friends surprised Mrs. Carmen E. Topham on Tuesday night for her birthday. All attendees enjoyed the gathering and a very delicious lunch was served.
Lowder property listed for 530 dollars with 125 down and good balance terms. Call Alr or see T Jones, Cedar City, phone 333. Wim H. Gurr suffered a serious health episode Monday but recovered by Tuesday.
Mr. Henry Taylor spent last week in Salt Lake City for dental procedures.
Local Legion members announce Poppy Day radio programs to air on KSL Tuesday and Wednesday nights May 12 and 13 from 10 to 10 30 p m. The city experienced a temporary blackout on Wednesday during essential power plant repairs.
A canyon bridge damaged last summer has been braced and repaired and is now safe for heavy use. The crew included Claude Urle J B Carpenter John Fretwell and others with supervision by Mr Anderson of the Federal Land Bank of Berkeley who spent several days this week reassessing the property securing the loan.
Read as an amusing campus style chronicle, new alumni perform playful rites around Parowan, Utah. Participants include Marie Malmberg as Mrs Cant Be Done and Howard Joseph as Mr Lima Bean, marrying at the courthouse then staged rites at the Meat Market.
Court records show numerous dispositions with default judgments and continuances. Notable items include Richard Maloney versus Arch Swapp for 1420.37, Mary Ann Edwards granted divorce with $75 attorney fee, and multiple cases postponed or set for trial in May.
Forest Service crews prepare to erect 3,450 road direction signs across 22 national forests in Washington and Oregon as the touring season approaches. The note mocks lavish targets and hints at budgeting the start of each month.
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