County Commissioners Hear Tax Problems At Unely Meeting
The county board spent most of its session addressing delinquent and current tax issues ahead of a May sale of property for unpaid taxes prior to 1932. They offered to permit redemption before May 2¢ upon full tax and interest payment. Parowan City discussed special improvement taxes and general tax assessability after deeds. The board may cancel taxes since 1931 for city property if payments are made, and will consider nurse staffing changes for operations. The equalization board will hear abatements and complaints on May 20–21 in Parowan and May 25–26 in Cedar City.
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Unely
Parowan City of
Leis
Tor
Janes
Parowan
Cedar City
Parowan to Have Seminary Next Year
Parowan announces a seminary will operate next year with Tarowan L A S Peuimary and instructor Ay Noule Kimball from Kenosh named to lead. The first year will use Relief hall, with a new building planned later. September 1 arrival expected and housing arranged at the Ward home.
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L. A. S. Peuimary
Ay Noule Kimball
Kenosh
Luward W. Ward
of Relief Hall
Amputation of Foot for Local Athlete
Me Oren Webb of Ute City had his right foot amputated at the County hospital after an injury from pole vaulting worsened over a year. He had been in Ll Centro California for three months, then cared for at Cedar City hospital where doctors said the bones had decayed to a joint necessitating removal and healing is awaited.
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Oren Webb
Ute City
Una
Fle
Ll Centro Calfornia
Iia
Cedar City
Payments For Soil Conservation Listed By County Agent
The County Agent cites directives from Utah Extension Service Director Willian Peterson on soil conservation and domestic allotment payments. Rates cover new seedings of perennial legumes, biennial legumes, perennial grasses, annual legumes, green manures, forest trees, terracing, gullies, fallow, weed eradication, and cultivation. Eligible payments require quality seed and proper, workmanlike execution per local methods. contact the County Agent for details.
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Willian Peterson
The
Extension Service of Utah
Utah
Earl Leat
Mrs Grace Gurr Injured In Automobile Collision
Mrs Grace Gurr sustained serious injuries in a two vehicle crash on the Gap road in front of Freeman Pendleton’s property. Dewey Bentley attempted to pass between the lights of the Gurr car causing a collision that left the Gurr vehicle in the ditch. Bentley’s car front wheels crushed the Gurr car’s front end but no other occupants were hurt. Gurr’s condition remained critical. Clara B Kel returned home on Philo after an extended visit.
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Davey Bentley
Thomas D. Adams
Grace
Gurr
P. Hy Gurr
Freeman Pendleton
Gap Road
Gi. Dewey Bentley
Mia
Clara B. Kel
Philo
Thia
Trails Markers Placed in Iron County By Pioneer Group
The Pioneer Trails and Landmarks Association placed markers in Parowan and nearby sites to honor the county's settlement era. Elder George A Smith led a caravan from the North. Governor Blood and others attended the dedication during a stake conference weekend. The Parowan marker notes the 1851 founding and the sundial and Liberty pole landmarks. The event featured a Sunday afternoon program and a ceremony with descendants of pioneers. The effort was part of a broader push to preserve historic sites in Iron County.
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Iron County
Pioneer Trails and Landemarke Association
New Harmony
Iron Tews
Paragonah
Parewan
George Abbert Smnth
Quorum of the Twelve Apostles of
Parowsi
George A. Smith
Mancker
Gugt Mil
Vba
Parowan
Utah Pioneer Trails and Landmarks Association
The
People of
Utah Fishing Season Opens May 17 With Stocked Streams
Utah announces the 1946 fishing season opens May 17 below 7000 feet. The state and federal programs increase hatchery capacity by about 30 percent, enabling placement of roughly 3 million legal sized fish from 7 to 12 inches across hundreds of streams in 29 counties. New hatcheries and improvements, funded by about 200000, plus over 157000 federal aid for relief, accelerate stocking in Cache Weber Salt Lake Utah Garfield Wayne Uintah Wasatch Box Elder Summit Juab and Sevier counties.
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Utah
Isaac Waltons
Newell
Cook
Vowutmaner Cook
Utah Works 1Rest Administration
Sisit Wan Game Department
Patate
State Department
Cautobat
Fish and Game Protective Association
Fish “Ban Game Department
Stain
Cache
Weber
Salt Lake
Uteh
Garfield
Wayne
Uintah
Wasaten
Boxelder
Summit
Juab
Sevier
Poppies for Remembrance and Hope Parade Saturday
Special to the Times notes poppies will bloom across Parawan and the United States on Saturday May 23 as a memorial to World War dead. Parawan American Legion Auxiliary members will sell flowers on the streets to honor veterans and aid living war victims, urging a vision of national healing as we wear the remembrance poppy.
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Parawan
United States
Sidné and Weir clubs head to Pine Valley camp
Members of the Sidné Club and Weir partners plan a Sunday trip to Pine Valley forest camp marking the opening day of the fishing season. Lion Glesa H. Snow will supervise the camp this summer, with a fish-tackle incentive promised to the boys. Lon Orland Ward was assigned to arrange activities.
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Eehook
Sidné Club
Weir Partners
Pine Valley Forest
Lion Glesa H. Snow
Tns
Llon Orland Ward
Dairy Co Manager Warns Milk Producers In Summer
Byron M. Adams of Southern Wieh Dairy Co warns milk producers in Sanpete Sevier and Garfield counties of inspections and dangers from heat. He urges cold water refrigeration to 46 degrees or less for 12 to 14 hours before delivery and stirring milk during the first hour to ensure even cooling. The State Department of Agriculture stresses high quality milk and cooperation to prevent legal action.
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Byron M. Adams
Southern Wieh Dairy Co
Uelsharing
Sanpete
Sevier
Garfield
State Department of Agriculture
Adams
Adam
State Department
Literary Club Shower Reveals Mrs Thorne Secret Marriage
The Literary club held a weekly meeting and a bridal shower for Miss Lillian Patterson at Mrs. Fae N. Renton’s home. Members learned she had married last July to LaMont Thorne, a fact kept secret to prevent gossip during the school term. The event followed with refreshments and games.
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Lillian Patterson
Lotoredong
Tom
Ame
Mra
LaMont Thorne Eck
Daga
Fae N. Renton
Chris
West Ward Primary May Festival Planned at Recreation Hall
The West Ward Primary will hold its May Festival this Saturday May 26 at the Recreation Hall. Everyone is invited and a good attendance is desired. Mr A Clark, aid gfesalty, will be moving tu eek.
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West Ward
At &Afelock
A. Clark
Parowan High To Graduate With Unique Ceremony
Parowan High will graduate 69 students next week in a nontraditional ceremony on Friday evening. Valedictorian Virginia Mortensen will deliver the only formal speech, with diplomas awarded by Board of Education President James Robinson. The program features devotional music, a series of class debates, readings, and a panel discussion led by faculty and students, followed by benediction.
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Sie Marowan UiRh
Varowah
Miss Mortensen
Albert Mortensen
Eleya H. Snow
James ¢. Robinson
Board of Education
Brags Ensemble
Samuel Abbott
Sam Pritchard
Jim S Maycock
Arthur Evans
Muaies Reading
Vera Dalton
Piyd Matheson
Dewey Topham
Alva Lister
Verda Davis
Alma Evans
Bob Mitchell
Whitney Ortons
June Miller
Aliva Robinson
Anta Gurr
Vanda Hennett
Chester Hatch
Ray D. Garner
Clara Father
Virginia Mortensen
Auditors Praise County Records After Check
State auditors Afedors Webb and Avery spent a day in the county reviewing records in the clerks and treasurers offices. They praised the records as in excellent condition, noting only one other county surpasses them in completeness and accuracy. Their detailed report is not yet available.
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Afedors, Webb and
Avery
Glerk Alt
Seven Tarowan Students Graduating From B A C
Seven Turas wan graduates from Parowan High School will complete studies at Branch Agricultural College Cedar City at 10 o'clock May Path commencement. Named graduates include Eldon Adams Watson Adams Abigail Gurr Kathiern Joseph Irene Marsden and Ruby Ward.
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