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Parowan Times

Location

Parowan, Utah, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1942

Page

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State Aid Urged as School Board Pushes Salary Increase

A special meeting of the State School Board Association urged a statewide program to boost school district funding. Iron County educators prepared a questionnaire for districts while Salt Lake hosts a follow up hearing. The group seeks raises up to 200 dollars to keep trained teachers amid defense industry pay competition and tax revenue shortfalls impacting Utah schools.

State Good Board Association Dagay Ath Iron County of Education Jah Board of Education Salt Lake Ass'n Defense Industries Utah Irenty Nis School Board Association 15

Forest Ranger Reports Yankee Overflow Feeds Reservoir

Ranger Wilford Bentley of Cedar City reports Yankee reservoir runoff already overflowing with snow still reaching water’s edge on east and south shores. Water up to Moor of the Gun and Rod cabin. a sizeable stream flows from overflow and mud blocks the old mountain road. Bentley expects warm weather to ease conditions after a wet snowy sleet storm at Five Mile Friday evening.

Wilford Bentley Cedar City Yankee Reservoir Bentley

Graduation Exercises Please Large Audience at Parowan High

The Parowan High School commencement last Friday drew a large audience as the class, under supervisor Louis Bowen, presented a program including music, a senior address, diplomas, and a skit about student futures. After the ceremony, an industrial arts exhibit was shown and seniors gifted the school a flag set for inside use and band performances.

Paro-wan High School Louis Bowen Florence Marsden Arlene Stubbs Ile Bryce Melon Leonard Rowley Mr. Bowen Budd Halterman Industrial Arts

Exchange Club Plans City Clean-Up Day Efforts

Parowan Exchange Club at a luncheon voted to cooperate with Parowan City on a city-wide clean-up day set for the coming Saturday. Members formed a committee to ensure success, targeting yards, vacant lots, and street cleanup. Additional notes cover typhoid immunization inquiries, a possible full-time game warden at Yankee reservoir, and upcoming officer elections and a ladies night program.

Parowan Exchange Club Fenton's Parowan City AD Club John W. Bentley State Fish and Game Department Barden Yankee Reservoir Clair Hulet Five Mile Ray D. Garner W. Clair Rowley Marlo Topham

New Teachers Approved for County Schools

Two new teachers were approved to join Parowan High School replacing staff leaving this spring. Miss Losi Sargent from Summit County will teach speech and dramatic art, and Miss Lillian Lyman from Moab will teach social science. Both are graduates of Utah State Agricultural College. The district also added Monte O. Bailey of Nephi to Cedar City High replacing Fisyd Slater, Elvut Downs of Afton Wyoming will replace Horace Gunn in the Age Department, and Eardley Madsen moves to that school. Bailey coaches in Wyoming this year. Alen DeLong becomes Cedar High Librarian. Junior High sees Lamont Thornock promoted to replace Charles Griffin, with Miss Verla Jean Miller filling Thornock’s former grade position. Elizabeth Manning replaces Christenisen. Fern Holt replaces Cartwright. Estella Davis fills another Cedar City grade vacancy. Morris Rowley will be Paragonah principal next year. A telegram to Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Orton reports birth of a baby boy on May 16 at Salt Lake City’s LDB hospital. LaMar plans a home visit before returning to Marysvale, California. Mrs. Toma Adams Snyder of Salt Lake City visits here this week with her parents and relatives.

Parowan High School Losi Sargent Summit County G. W. Elliott Lillian Lyman Moab Louis Bowen Utah State Agricultural College Monte 0 Bailey Nephi Fisyd Slater Cedar City High Elvut Downs Afton Wyoming Horace Gunn Eardley Madsen Mr. Bailey Aileen DeLong Cedar High Lamont Thornock Charles Griffin Thornock Verla Jean Miller Elizabeth Manning Christenisen Fern Holt Miss Cartwright Estella Davis Cedar City Morris Rowley Ranatrra Ete Paragonah

Fourteen Day Furloughs for Army Inductees Explained

The War Department and Selective Service National Headquarters announce a new policy allowing inducted men immediate fourteen day furloughs at government expense. Inductees may return home after induction, transferring to the Enlisted Reserve Corps, with transportation, meals, and lodging provided. The change, effective June 15 1942, aims to eliminate denial of furloughs and travel hardships, while offering farewell ceremonies for groups departing to reception centers.

War Department Selective Service National Headquarters Army Stu. Ing Caes

Kindergarten to Open Monday in Grade School

A kindergarten class taught by Fae N. Benson will start Monday in the grade school building. Principal L. B. Bennett announced the plan. Children entering first grade next winter must be five by October 31, 1942 and bring birth certificates on starting day June 1.

Fae N. Benson L. B. Bennett

Music teacher to arrive at Parowan High next week

KEW Music teacher Mr Newell Weight and his family will arrive Monday or Tuesday to assume duties as music director at Parowan High. A Brother of Ormon Weight he will move into the house vacated by Ormon this week. Weight is a Brigham Young University graduate with a year of graduate study and experience teaching harmony. Previously in Snowflake Arizona he directed music for three years. Also noted is head of science, Mr Eardley Madzen, leaving Parowan High to teach at Cedar City’s new Cedar High School.

Newell Weight Parowan High School Ormon Weight Ormon Newell Brigham Young University Price Salt Lake City Snow Make Arizona Eardley Madzen Cedar City New Cedar High School

District Court Holds Long Session In Iron County

The Iron County Bay term opened with Judge Will L. Hoyt presiding and jurors selected for the trial of State of Utah versus LeRoy Wilson and Leland Rasmussen. The defendants were found guilty of assault with a deadly weapon with intent to do bodily harm. Sentence not yet pronounced. Also heard were citizenship granted to Susan Greenwood Beeson and two divorce cases under advisement. A civil case Clifford P. Prowett versus Wilson Lunt and Lanel Lunt Motor Co. set for trial today, with jurors being selected.

District Court Iron County Will L. Hoyt State of Utah LeRoy Wilson Leland Rasmussen H. J. Holt Washington County A. B. Pace J.M. Foster Susan Greenwood Beeson Beaver Cleone Worthen Bueter Wm. H. Bueter Nola Hall Adam Myles Adams Clifford P. Prowett Wilson Lunt Nell Lunt Lunt Motor Co

Aviation Officers to Hold a Meeting Here Monday

Major Backus of the Salt Lake Recruiting Office announces a 10 30 am Monday meeting in the High School auditorium. Lt Young and 2nd Sgt Swift of the Army Aviation Cadet Examiners' Board will give an illustrated lecture on the government program allowing 28 year olds to enlist in aviation while continuing shell schooling. Parents and interested boys urged to attend. Homer Whitney returns from East Lake City after winter study and plans to seek work in Seattle soon.

Backus Salt Lake Army Aviation Cadet Examiners' Hoard Young Swift Shell

Local Deer Problem Reaches Serious Stage

Local Game and Forest officials warn of a serious deer problem around Parowan and Paragonah after a March survey by Forest Ranger Wilford Bentley and Game Warden Claude Macfar lane shows rising deer numbers but inadequate hunting removal. Winter losses total sixty to seventy deer with more killed on highways, and forage along foothills nearly exhausted. A plan for a post-season special hunt in October is discussed, with permits allocated to license holders. final decisions await recommendations from sportsmen groups, ranchers, and livestock interests.

Summit Littlecreek Mme Parowan Little Creek Albert Albertson BR. L. Fenton Big Game Control Board Wilford Bentley Claude Macfarlane Claude Orton Iceal Can Red Club Rogal Val~ue

County to furnish thirteen men for next draft

The county will supply thirteen men for the Allied forces draft in June. They will depart from Cedar City for the reception center in Salt Lake City on Monday morning June 6. Names from Cedar City include Keith Lambeth Garth Nelson Alton Reese Ford and George Armstrong who will be called then. Deferments have ended for several and nine will come from the first and second groups while four come from the February 16 1942 third group. Future quotas will draw from all three groups on a percent basis. Jasper Cartwright spent last weekend in Salt Lake and Ogden visiting his son Donald and handling private business.

From Allied Fortes Salt Lake City Selective Service Board E. B. Dalley Cedar City Keith Lambeth Garth Nelson Cedar Alton Reese Ford Kanarra George Armstrong

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School Board Ass'assis Sprinaville Jalsebeen Forest Ranger Pinal Assembly WN. J. Barlow Ray Dalley Panaca Jcedar Ellis Orton le Mar Orton L, Db, & Hospital LaMar Marysvale California Toma Adams Snyder Jas. L. Adams Marion Halterman Sainily San Juan County Joi Bureau of Public Roads Meg Imnhere Man J. W. Moore I Monticello KEW Homer Whitney East Lake City L.D.5. Business College Seattle Washington Jasper Cartwright Ogden Line Donald
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