Court records clearest in county criminal history
District Court proceedings last week cleared most of the criminal calendar with three cases convicted by juries and two defendants pleading guilty leaving one case to be tried. Atty A G Anderson from Washington County faced a prohibition violation charge with a possible three months to two years. McKnight, convicted previously, faced questions on child support totaling 200 dollars cash and 17 years of payments. Nelson and Bryant faced grand larceny tied to a sheep theft. Nelson was found guilty while Bryant pled guilty, both receiving one to ten year terms, with Nelson potentially favored for leniency by the court toward a Board of Pardons review. A second related case was dismissed. Ernest Murle’s assault case was continued to next page.
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District Court
Jories
A. G. Anderson
Washington County
McKnight
Albert A. Nelson
Thoroxy Bryant
Rulon Wood
Nelson
Bryant
State Board of Pardons
William Wood
Tle
Ernest Murle
Plans Forming For 49ers Celebration and Big Parade
Plans mature for a large 49ers ball hosted by the American Legion in two weeks with a day’s celebration, a parade in the afternoon, and a saloon atmosphere on Main Street featuring gambling devices. A contest will award prizes for whisker growth as part of canton festivities, drawing a likely record crowd.
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49Ers
Americant Legion
Canton
Parowan High Teachers Injured In Auto Crash
Madge Petersen and Dorothy Wakeley of the Dramatic Arts and English Department suffer cuts and bruises after a Sunday collision on the Parowan Minersville road near Parowan Gap. Petersen drives, Wakeley passengers, both injured but able to seek first aid in Minersville and later at Milford. Wakeley remains restricted through Wednesday. Petersen returns to school with injuries.
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Migs Madge Petersen
Mteg Sorothy Wakeley
Dramatic Arts and English
Parowan High School
Farmoy
Rollin's Stas-Nurant
Jill
Horse Valley Peake
Mineersville
Parowan Gap
Misa Petersen
Minersville
Len
Bfilford
Neantine
Rollins
Minerarte
Milgord
Misa Wakeley
Commissioners Meeting Postponed One Week
County Commissioner E. E. Withama arrived for the regular Board meeting to find no other commissioners present to second or advance motions. With Adama and Levy detained at sheep camps due to emergency conditions, the session was postponed until next Monday.
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E. E. Withama
Adama
Levy
Parowan couple Orna and Ivan Johnson wed in December
Ida Burton announces the marriage of her daughter Orna to Ivan Johnson on December 14 in Beaver Utah. The couple, both from Parowan, had kept details private until Orna blossomed in life. They reside at the Sarah Bentley residence and welcome friends. Jim Naemaa sen and Metta Matheson visited from Salt Lake City and Cedar City respectively to celebrate Mothers Day.
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Ida Burton
Orna
Ivan Johnson
Beaver
Utah
Sarah Bentley
Jim Naemaesen
Salt Lake City
Jim
Cleanliness and beauty in public life urged
A Utah speaker urges stronger town and country clean-up efforts to improve appearance and pride. He cites unpainted barns, broken fences, and neglected outbuildings as indicators of neglect, stressing neatness as a sign of prosperity and urging ongoing beautification campaigns city and countrywide.
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Hig
Iporala
State Board of Health
Utah
Salt Lake
Logan
Neph
Bern
Furthamon
Catong
Thare
Commencement Program For Paro Wan High Graduation
The program lists entrance march by the school orchestra, invocation, choruses, and a valedictory address. It includes a Glee Club March, address to graduates, a violin duet, diploma presentation by the board, and a benediction. Graduates named include Ivy Dalian, Orwin Green, Arnold Gurr, Arvell Maltermad, Carista Tolliusshead, and others.
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Paro- Wan High School
Weel Ward
Glee Club
Wellesley
Ivy Dalian
Orwin Green
Arnold Gurr
Arvell Maltermad
Carista Tolliusshead
Ory Iteug
Core Kulet
Lorna Lowe
Formal Opening of Cedar Airport Set for Saturday
The article notes letters about Mr Engar returning next year and playing a role in summer programs at Cedar, including a band to reach up to forty members, a beginners band in Duce with free admission, and private instruction in violin piano voice and other paid contracts. It mentions a series of entertainments during the course.
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Engar
Duce
Ttme
Fire quashed with little damage in Cedar City area
A backfire threatened several homes as a trash pile ignited near F.W. Hvann’s lot. A quick public response and hose access saved property. Water was fetched from a ditch to extinguish the blaze amid a stiff freeze. Nearby Cedar City airport set to open May 18 with a parade and program featuring officials and possible visiting aviators.
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F. W. Hvan
Cedar City
Salt Lake City
Las Vegas
Nevada
Tre Elose
Airways Department of the Federal Cavernment
Jack
J Jinny
Ecote
My. Manning
Russell Meighan
Seroes
City officials face criticism over lawn sprinkling rule
Mayor John Bentley says public complaints about a fixed thirty minute sprinkling period are valid but necessary to stretch scarce water. Officials defend the plan as the only way to ration supply for both upper and lower city residents amid drought. If feasible, the rule may be adjusted to extend sprinkling times.
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John W Bpniley
Gardena
Bentley
Sprinkles Too Much: City Fines Neat Water Misuse
A resident Nelson Marsinn was fined $2.50 after admitting he overwatered his lawn one morning. The city marshal paused the complaint and ordered a meter installed to control water use. This measure aims to prevent plants from burning in dry conditions.
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Janttee Norrie
Nelson Marsinn
Warshal
Nelson
Two Farowan Graduates At UAC To Receive Degrees
John R. Adams and Arvilla Day of Prrowan will graduate from Utah State Agricultural College with bachelor’s degrees on May 25. Adams earns Agriculture with Animal Husbandry as his major and plans Smith-Hughes work at Richfield High School next year. Day earns Home Economics and belongs to the Home Economics Club and Gamma Xi Gamma.
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John R. Adams
Arvilla Day
Prrowan
Utah State Agricultural College
Adams
Cosmopolitan Club
Smith-Hughes
Richfield
Day
Parowan Stake Wins In District Contests
Parowan Stake sweeps district contests with multiple wins by ward entries. Winners included a Double Mixed Quartet from Parowan East Ward, Byron Adams of Parowan West Ward in the M-Mean’s public speaking, and a Parowan East Ward one act play. Cedar First Ward led a double trio in a lad isa event, Third Ward claimed a M-Mens quartet and its Gold and Green cotillion dancers. The winners will represent Parowan Stake at the church event in Salt Lake City on June 7.
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Parawan State
Fuir Shors
Nomsera
St. George
Parawan
la Faese
Parowan East
M-Mean
Byron Adams
Weet
W. L Adama
Mra
L. J. Adams
P. A. Clark
Mire
G. N. Maraden Jr
Dean Mitehsel
Ray Garver
Lois Dalton
Madge Peterson
Raz Ward
Howard Ward
Berta Burton
Florence Joseph
The
Cedar First Ward
Lad Isa
Mande Noarfartane
Tillley Caster
Naomi Harozon
Lena Wooltel Like
Reilly Macfarlane
Mary McMullin
Salt Lake City
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Parent Teachers Association
Petlearn
Parent-Teachere Organization
S.hogl
Deseret News
George H. Dern
Gov
George MW. Dern
TING
Bishop J. Clayton Michell
Metta Bastian
N. C, Manks
Yvoca
Pilyllis Orton
Dean Mitchell
Dayins
Swill
Board of Education
Fosten
Onchestia Selection
Jolly Bawiit
Hiten School
Onchestra Overiuss
Zpmecnik
Mwmerson Adama
Beatrice Adama
Lian Adame
Valeria Applegate
Mildredy Botinon
Motta Hastian
Doward Bedtley
Wardell Bennett
Bispor
Terit Manch
Loreen Mickeleon
Maude Mitchell
Phyltn Orton
Clareice Shoupward
Teané Sudwecka
Torathy Taylor
Artell Ward
Cedar Airport
CE Forliy
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