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Parowan Times

Location

Parowan, Utah, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1932

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President Palmer Presents Balance Sheet Of Local Finances

President Wm R Palmer opened a conference with a balance sheet view of local finances. He listed annual outlays such as fruits and vegetables 25000 dollars autos 650000 dollars insurance 100000 etc totaling 1560005. Receipts he estimated at 525008 with a projected operating deficit between 650000 and 756040. He proposed cuts including 100000 from auto and gas and reducing outside investments to keep money circulating locally.

Wm. R. Palmer Monty Palmer le Eaid

Former Parowan Resident Dies in California City

Jenkin A. Evans, 74, former Parowan resident and brother of Veltus and John A. Evans, died last Friday in a California city from general debility due to advanced age. He is survived by his widow Sadie Brangham Evans, six children, three brothers, and three sisters. Friends Kay Booth and Mrs. Mary C. Orton, among others, traveled from California to attend.

Memoera Jenkin A. Evans Evans Boys Veltus. Wi John A Sadie Brangham Evans Nll Daniel Page W. Ll. Chipman Sadie Zabriskie Salt Lake City Mra. Kay Booth Mary C. Orton California

City Council Cuts License Fees and Delays Refunds

The council voted a blanket fifty percent license reduction effective May 16 and set special rates for show houses pool halls and mercantile licenses. The show house drops to 12 50 yearly, quarterly 3 12, pool hall to 65 yearly, 16 quarterly, and mercantile licenses included adjustments. The ordinance stays intact with partial refunds postponed and extended time for licenses. Waste ditching and street drainage issues were referred to the Streets and Sidewalks Committee for action alongside city property and tax matters.

Streeta Udewalka Counciman Evans Harrell Dalton John Jensen Fenton Adams

Alladin Theatre to Reopen with Weekend Shows

The Alladin Theatre, closed for months, will reopen with a show this weekend. Management plans two shows per week or more if demand grows. An ad in this issue lists details of tomorrow night’s performance.

Alladin

Stake Conference Draws Small Attendance in Bad Weather

The Parowan Stake of the L D B S held a weekend conference with Dr Milton Vendon of the General Board of the Sunday School as the sole church authority attendee. Bishoprics changed in Pardwan East Ward while leaders urged thrift, home production, debt repayment, and community effort amid Weather and Mothers Day observances.

Milton Bennion Sunday School Board East Ward Parowan L. DB. S Milton Vendon General Board of the Sunday School

Clean Up Campaign urged for community pride and health

Dr. T B Beatty outlines a statewide clean up plan emphasizing home sanitation from cellar to roof. He cites Roosevelt and urges property care, trash removal, painted homes, garden plantings, fenced yards, and farm building upkeep to raise value, reduce fire risk, and advertise the city.

Theodore Floosevelt Whia County

Associated Civic Clubs Organize For Better Work

Salina group reshapes structure with an executive committee led by Eliza J. Pickett and P. L. Holman. Iron County representation spans Roads, Fenance, Tourista, Industries and Publicity via five members. Meeting set for June 1 at Lea including a Fishlake outing.

Associated Civic Clubs Salina Eliza J. Pickett St. George P. L. Holman Mr. Pleasant Bowman Kauab Reed E. Gardner Cedar City Iron County Mr. Gardner Randall & Jones Fenance W. Clair Rowley Tourista H. Gardner Wm. ML. Mate W. W. Mitchell Lea Fishlake

Democratic Primary Call for Parowan Precinct

The Democratic Party of Parowan precinct convenes at the court house Wednesday evening May 18 to elect five delegates for the county convention in Cedar City and nominate a county chair and officers. Delegates proceed to Salt Lake City for the State convention on May 28 and May 29. Clifford Empey leads the call urging Democrats to attend.

Democratic Party Parowan Court House Salt Lake City Clifford Empey

Tax Commission Members Meet Local Officers Here

Utah Tax Commission members George Critchlow and R E Hammond met Iron County officials to discuss assessment and taxation matters. They suggested valuations for various property classes and noted irrigated farm land remains valued high. County assessor Dailey said this year’s total assessment will drop over $200,000 from last year while real estate assessment falls by less than $3,000.

Messrs George Critchlow R. E. Hammond Utah Tax Commission Iron County Dailey

Outstanding work earns teaching positions for two Branch College graduates

A. C Cedar City Misa Beatrice Adama and Mrs Glenna Wara from Branch Agricultural College Nor. Mail Department graduate Monday May 16 and secure contracts to teach third and fifth grades in Parowan for 1932 33. Their merit and practice teaching records place them among top graduates.

BH. A. C Cedar City Misa Beatrice Adama Glenna Wara Branch Agricultural College Nor- Mail Iron County Schoo Parowan Branch College

Frank Ward Receives Billings High School Coaching Post

Frank Ward, formerly at Terry High, is named basketball mentor at Billings High School with duties in physical education and social science. He will also oversee football as part of a two-coach plan. salary $1800 for Ward and $1600 for the junior coach, with possible successor for the junior post. Ward, Utah-born and Montana State College alumnus, starred as a Bobcat in the late 1920s and has a record of guiding winning teams at Terry and in Southeastern Montana.

Billings Gazette Frank Ward Brone Cage Ward Gillings High School Terry High Max Worthington Clyde Carpenter Grizzly Golden Bobcat Ted Illman Wll Montana State College Golden Bobcats Terry Montana Harlowton Boreman

County Commissioners Hold May Session Action on Notes

The board met with all members and county officials to authorize the sale of ten thousand tax anticipation notes at seven percent due December this year. An agreement with the State Road Commission allowed funds to forego additional borrowing, easing payroll concerns. The panel authorized a peddler’s licenses ordinance and approved a Watts home insurance and a dependent mothers fund payment, plus minor items.

Board of County Commissioners Adams Williams Levy Fife Shay Dalley Rowley Hulet Seaman Salt Lake City Ogden Walker Brothers State Road Commission Germamissioner Waama Watts Cedar City Allie McDonald Lament McDonald Agaiast Kue

Power company improving lines in this valley

Dixie Power Company enhances transmission lines in the valley at an expenditure near $309 to provide better service to farmers in the Pump Well district. Voltage is raised from 6,609 to 1,008. Manager Gardner says this is the main improvement planned for the season.

Dixie Power Company Gardner Beason

Suits Filed for Divorce and Debt in District Court

Two civil actions were filed in the county district court. Ray Dalley sues Lila C. Dalley for divorce, seeking child support of 24 dollars monthly and summer custody. Parowani Mercantile Co. sues Gwen M. Gurr and estate administrator for John H. Gurr to collect a note. Gurr's administrator answered, consenting to terms.

Ray, Dalley Lila C. Dalley Parowani Mercantile Co Gwen M. Gurr Firet Doe John H. Gurr

Public Library Book Drive Reaps 1293 Volumes

The library conducted a book drive yielding 1293 usable volumes. A “elves and take” table will allow borrowing with a donation of a book in return. Notable gifts include Mrs Scott Orton's large six volume set The Story of the Great War and Mrs Esther Orton's six volume classics collection.

Scott Orton Esther Orton Esther

Marriage Licenses Issued by Clerk’s Office

Marriage licenses issued include Melvin J. Olds 23 and Kiva Hallman 20 of Cedar City and William Richard Coombs 23 with Enid Elizabeth Summer 18 of Cedar City. The notices list issuing clerk actions and applicant details in Cedar.

Melvin J. Olds Cedar City Kiva Hallman William Richard Coombs Cedar Enid Elizabeth Summer Ceca

Also Mentioned on This Page

California City Council Mercantile Slec Ehow Pardwan East Ward Ifo Wilford Day Arthur Brisbane Utah Peterson Congresssion UU F. B. Weed The Cedar First Ward Oscar J. Hulet Summit Ward Ment T. B. Beatty TAX Commission Billings F. Power Company George Smith Irene Mitcnell Thomas Hennett Wil Lowder Lst Irons CG. Mitchell Thomas Bennett
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