School Board Clerk Tenders Resignation
Miss Junet Mo tendered her resignation as clerk of the board of education in Tron County after over twenty years of service. Effective June 30, 1925. Arthur Mickelson named school bus mechanic for next year. Meetings set to appoint successor at June 5. Superintendent Barlow authorized to pursue options on Farowan property for a new athletic field and negotiate Cedar City site. WPA project approved to beautify grounds and build fields in Parowan Paragonah Cedar City and Kanarfra over several years. Heestey Co. auditing firm retained for annual audit. cooperative health program renewed for another year. First fall school start tentatively Sept 11.
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Tron County
Board of Education
Junet Mo
Arthur Mickelson
Mickelson
George R. Mickelson
Mechanic ‘Ars
Milton L. Daily
Paragenu
Heestey, Food Fer Co
District Court closes May term with no action verdict
The Fifth Judicial District Court in Tron County finished its May term Saturday night after a jury returned no cause for action in Monte Rosenburg and C E Burr v Oregon Mutual Fire Insurance Co. Plaintiffs sought 1500 for a fire loss on August 24 1933. The fire occurred before the policy was written, which led to the verdict. Frank Santos v Wilford Day ended Friday with the court awarding 100 and costs to the plaintiff for damages from pasturing seed peas on the Day Farm last November. Arthur and Mrs Joseph and family spent Sunday at Beaver for the Golden Welding anniversary, with a public reception at the Beaver West Ward hall. The Josephs include six living children and numerous descendants.
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Fifth Judicial District Court
Tron Counti Ty
Monte Rosenburg
C. E Burr
The
Oregon Mutual Fire Insurance Co
Cedar City
Glenwood Froyd
Plain Stiffs
Frank Santos
Wilford Day
Arthur Joseph
Beaver
Arthur
John T. Joseph
Beaver West Ward
Josph
City
Lizzie Stewart
Milford
Thomas J. Joseph
St Paul
Minnesota
Retta Parkinson
Ernest
Walter Joseph
Gurr Attends Hitler Birthday Celebration in Berlin
Adel Ifler's birthday observance in Berlin described by Elder Arnold Gurr includes a mass parade along the Ost West Axis with thousands of spectators, military displays, and banners. The writer notes security restrictions on photography and observes dense crowds, soldiers, and flags as events unfold.
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Adelifler
Berlin
PF. H. Gurr
Arnold Gurr
Fubret
Madgeburg
Jens Long
Hitler
Potzdam
Bellevue Strasse
Jnew
Salt Lake City
Brandenburger Tor
Tiergarten
Adlerwande
Forty six to graduate from Parowan High School
Forty six students who completed their studies at Parowan High School will graduate next Friday evening in the twentieth commencement. The program features a dramatization themed Build For Character, Not For Fame, prepared by the graduates. Diplomas will be awarded by James C. Robinson, president of the Iron County School Board, with Principal I B Bennett presenting the graduates. The event starts at 7:15 pm in the high school auditorium, followed by a commencement ball in the gym and invites all high school age youths and parents to attend.
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Parowan High School
I. B. Bennett
James C. Robinson
Ircn County School Board
Patewan
Paragonah
Diplomas Awarded to 25 Seminary Students at First Commencement
Twenty five students 13 boys and 12 girls received diplomas from Parewan L D S Seminary at its first commencement in the West Ward chapel. Principal A N Kimball and Gienna Lowder presented the diplomas with President Wm R Palmer awarding them. Palmer praised the seminary and noted the large enrollment, remarking it is the first time boys outnumber girls in class work. The program included a brief history enrollment talks on presidents life sketches and several musical numbers.
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Parewan L. D. S
West Ward
A. N. Kimball
Gienna Lowder
Kimball
Wm. R. Palmer
Palmer
Kimbal
Local Marriage Licenses Issued In First Part Of Month
The county clerk issued marriage licenses to Gerald Edwards age 20 of Paragonah and Rosamond Bulloch age 19 of Cedar City. Hugh W. Cannon 21 of Junction and Aletha Gifford 14 of Springdale. Paul J. Maughn 29 of Cedar City and Olga Ruth Clark 25 of Cedar City. Also noted are Mrs. W. S Jones of Salt Lake City staying with her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Qimon BR Weight and family. Mr. and Mrs. George E. Chilton visited Salt Lake City for several days.
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Gerald Edwards
Paragonah
Rosamond Bulloch
Cedar City
Hugh W. Cannon
Junction
Aletha Gifford
Springdale
Paul J. Maughn
Olga Ruth Clark
Cedar Cit
Army Equipment Continuing Onward To Page Five
A brief note indicates that army equipment details did not appear on the current page and continued on page five. The transition signals ongoing coverage of military gear and related updates across newspaper pages.
Poppy Day Observed Across Nation Saturday May 27
Poppy Day will be observed on Saturday May 27 across the United States. Parowan Unit of the American Legion Auxiliary led by Alice Lyman will oversee local observances with volunteers selling poppies downtown. The funds support welfare and relief for disabled veterans and families, with poppies ordered from Salt Lake Veteran’s Hospital where veterans prepared the flowers.
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United States
Roberta Rowley
Parowan
American Legion Auxiluary
Beppe
Little Red
Auxiliary
Legion
Salt Lake Veteran's Hospital
Four Boys Charged With Second Degree Burglary
Four youths from Cedar City and Salt Lake City were charged with second degree burglary after allegedly stealing 17 fleeces of wool and selling them for about 25 dollars from Thomas K. Helyoak’s farm. The suspects were arraigned in Justice Ray H. Adams court, with bonds set at 500 dollars. Webb Wood released on bond, others held. A separate note mentions PHS graduates likely heading to work for the Utah Parks Company.
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Cedar City
Salt Lake City
Hacsit Dalton
Sherif Wm
Dalton
Thomas K. Helyoak
Norman Christensen
Preston Corry
Leonard Bess
Cedar and Webb Wood
Sam Holland
Cedar
Caliente
Ray H. Adams
Hants
Webb Wood
Garden Club to Meet in Library Auditorium
A special meeting of the Paro Wan Warden Coun will be held Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock in the Library auditorium. Topics include plans for the club and invited attendance. The text also covers a May convention of Utah editors in Moab with tours, golf, a softball game, a banquet, and scenic trips through southeastern Utah.
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Coun
Libraryuditorium
Utah
Colorado River
Ediors of
Moab
Grand County
Utah State Press Association
Grand County Court
Moa Lions
Colorado River Canyon
At & P
L. DB. Us
Grand County Ballroom
Moab Lions Club
Lions Club
Big Flat
Colorado
Green Rivers
Dead Horse Point
Coloradoiver Canyon
Lions, Club
Utah Fishing Season Opens June 4 Across State
The Utah fishing season starts at 4 a.m. Sunday June 4 for most streams and lakes, per a proclamation by State Fish and Game Commissioner Newell B. Cook. Some waters open June 15 or July 1, while Panguitah Lake, Fish Lake, Navajo Lake, and others remain closed until the 15th. Local clubs protest Yankee Reservoir opening June 4 noting fears of heavy fishing. The proclamation also cuts daily bag from 10 pounds or 30 fish to 8 pounds or 20 fish and restricts possession to no more than 16 fish at once for Navajo, Panguituh, Pulfer and Fish Lake areas.
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Utah
Newell B. Cook
Mx. Cook
Yankee
Paragonah
Enterprise
Pangulteh Lake
Fish Lake
Navajo Lake
Wats
Beaver Mountain
Genealogical Convention Held Here Sunday
A stake genealogical convention will be held Sunday May 21 in the West Ward chapel with meetings at 10 am and 2 pm. Social events, a recreation hall social, and a public general session at 3 pm are planned with participation by stake leadership and visitors from the Farowan Stake. Brothers Joseph H. Smith and Ben Boring of Salt Lake Temple will participate in all meetings.
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West Ward
Farowan
Hilga
Jenior
Joseph H. Smith
Ben Boring
Salt Lake Temple
Holy Cross Hospital Graduation Lists New Nurses
Emma Holyoak of Psrawan Belle Adams and Ruth Dalton of Faragonsh appear among twenty four student nurses graduating next week from Holy Cross hospital Salt Lake City. They will sit for the Utah State Medical Board exam to become registered nurses.
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Emma Helyoak
Psrawan
Belle Adems
Ruth Dalton
Faragonsh
Holy Cross Hospital
Salt Lake City
Utah State Medical Board
Miss Holyoak
Thomas K. Holyoak
East Ward May Day Program At Primary Tomorrow
East Ward Primary hosts a May Day program on the school lawn tomorrow afternoon starting at 1 4 oclock. The event invites all city residents to attend and then enjoy a May Day picnic with lunches. Also noted are visits by Mortensen and Mortensen family members from Delta for a birthday celebration. Gordon Mitchell leaves Thursday for Bryce Canyon to work with the Utah Parks Company.
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East Ward
Gordon Mitchell
Bryce Canyon
Utah Parks Company
Is “Ab
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Gurr
P.hls
George E. Chilton
P. HS
Gulf of California
Sials
E. W
Joseph RB. Mortensen
Delta