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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1932
Page
4
Mayor Decker urges the city toward street upgrades with the American Legion and local groups taking tentative roles. A trash crackdown is approved, waste water concerns prompt partial water cutbacks, and a health board report on cleanup is sought for public release.
I Amasa S o.e¢s was selected to go to Usa City with a committee from Parcowan for a meeting on government wheat and flour distribution through the Red Cross. Miss Gerniece Hardy is hospitalized with kidney trouble and lung congestion.
Mrs Alma Stow and her infant are visiting with husband Charles Stow in the area from Phoenix Arizona. They are staying for a while while Mr Stow plans to find work at Cedar.
Mrs. Gertrude Lister and her children arrived from Panguitch with Mr. and Mrs. Nelse Ipson and Nic Ipson to attend the funeral of Mr. Lang and visit Mrs. Ipson's mother Mrs. Open shaw and Mrs. Ipson's daughter Mrs. Gilbert Robinson.
Mrs M J Ooenshaw and her son B W traveled to Salt Lake City on Tuesday for business.
A shooting near Elko ended with Lang killed instantly when Archuleta stepped into the path and fired. Mendizaval found Lang and reported to Reynolds who escorted Archuleta to town while deputies investigated. The sheriff arrested Archuleta and the Mexican suspect confessed with Lang cleared of blame. The coroner held a inquest the next day. The undertaker prepared the Cedar City boy for burial and notified his daughters in Paragonah.
The school district budget for the year starting July 1st is tentatively fixed, clerk Janet Rollo says. Public hearing notes will be issued in coming days in advance of the June 4th regular meeting.
Cedar City units including YVEWS Battery F of the 222nd Field Artillery will depart May 31 for two weeks training at Jordan Narrows. City officials report the marshal is back after illness, and the city manager made a Bast Lake City trip on business. Forest supervisor Gurr and rangers attended an equipping meeting near Boise for fire suppression training. A local educator aims for a PhD and plans to teach in Juarez State Academy summer school. The Elks plan for the Stace convention June 3–4 and the American Legion promotes boxing and wrestling with a rodeo canceled after the contracting company withdrew.
Crews begin clearing the canyon road to reach the summit by June first. Snow four to six feet covers many sections from Webster's flat to the top. City plans to save about $40 monthly on street lighting by removing several lights, with Councilman R I Winterrose leading the committee deciding which to cut.
A report to the council shows 34 of 66 accounts in Paving District No 2 delinquent since year start. Delinquencies incur twelve percent interest on current and deferred payments totaling 2122 dollars.
Gov George H Dern and state leaders M H Welling and George Thomas spoke at a Monday Lions Club noon gathering. Other guests included KE Petersen of the UAC and Mrs Lee Charles Miller with Mr John E Griffin. The event featured vocal and piano numbers by students and guests.
Kanarra Misa Lorna Bracken visits with grandmother Kirs Iron Davia Miss Echo Pollock of Salt Lake City stays with cousin Riise Gertrude Parker. St George team beats town 16 to 1 in Sunday baseball. Daughters of the Pioneers meet at Mrs. Juanita Williams home. Merna Williams farewell party before summer in Colorado. Families from Cedar City and New Harmony plan homesteads in Colorado.
Rumor says Misa Golda Taylor of this city and B W Open Shaw of Paragonah will marry on June 2. The bride elect plans a trousseau tea on May 26.
Oscar M. Lyman starts work to clip 130 acres of alfalfa round for seed. Morris states. Phillip and Arch Betgon returned last week after sheep shearing extended absence.
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