Red Cross appeals for aid to war weary Europe
The American Red Cross seeks ten million dollars to relief war victims in Europe with local support expected to meet the goal. Parowan residents may donate at the post office. relief work expands from Paris with refugees aided by the Belgian Red Cross.
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Red Cross
Isayz
Menry Obethansley
Trent County
The
Rev Cross
Times
Parowan
Mitchell
County Red Cross Organization
American Red Cross
Paris
A. L. Schafer
Pacific
Arocre
France
Ylot Humanity
Belgian Red Cross "E
Court Upheld State Engineer Ruling on Cedar City Water
The district court in Tron county sustained the state engineer’s decision to reject a temporary water diversion change sought by Leonard Hargrave. The plan proposed moving 12 acre feet per acre of land from wells in a sand area to gravel wells, which the court found would interfere with established rights and over-appropriated waters. The ruling limits the diversion to a maximum three acre feet per acre, deemed sufficient for beneficial use, preserving existing priaprient rights dating back 30 years.
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Leonard Hargrave
Cedar City
District Court of
Tron County
Farowan
Mc Hergrave
Bate
Polni Nf
Fred J. Perry
Hargrave Wells
Parowan HS Student Wins Second in Essay Contest
Miss Harriet Anderson of Parowan High School earned second place in the Utah Bankers Association essay contest for her piece on Services Offered by Banks and their Value to Community Life. Her county winner was entered in the state competition, earning 2nd place and a $30 prize. Teammates Mary Prothera of Paragonah and Ruth Adams of Parowan were also selected from Parowan High for the local judging.
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Harriet Anderson
Patowan High School
Utah Banker's Association
Miss Anderson
N. J. Batlaw
Iron County
Harriet
Parowan High
Mary Prothera
Paragonah
Ruth Adams
Parowan
Opening of Utah fishing season slated for June fifteenth
State Fish and Game Commissioner Newell Cook announces Utah will open most waters to fishing at 4 p m Saturday June 15 with Uintah Basin lakes and streams remaining closed until July 1 Proclamations may change and final opening date to be set next week Four clubs favored June 15 and several proposed later dates Hatcheries report full stock and high plant numbers after a year of stocking efforts First day fishing expected good in most areas though water conditions may limit success
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Fish and Game
Newell
Cook
Uintah Mountains
Jyne
Uteh
State Department
Utah
Moore's Malt Shop to Open Tomorrow Night
J W Moore announces his new Malt Shop will open tomorrow night in the former living quarters beside the Brown Derby dance pavilion. The stand, offering ice cream, confections, and soft drinks, will operate with the dance pavilion all summer and remain public. Entry is from the street or hall, with seating inside. The shop will be run by Smith Mortensen, his wife, and Lorin Smith.
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J. W. Moore Sanorises
Smith Mortensen
Bayrle Mortensen
Engineer Rejects Water Applications At Beryl
The Utah State Engineer rejected four drill applications for 387 wells near Beryl Utah citing speculation and monopoly aims. Protests were filed. applicants Karla Louise McGarry and Florence E Heyfron seek civil action within 69 days. The decision notes no unappropriated water and harm to public welfare.
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T. 2. Harmpherys
Beryl
Iron County
Karla Louise McGarry
Los Angeles
Florence E. Heyfron
Hollywood
California
Cedar City
Forks
Evanston
Wyoming
Humpherys
Eer
Nims
Fron County
Poppy Day Observance To Honor War Dead Tomorrow
Millions of Americans will wear red artificial poppies on Poppy Day to honor World War dead. The American Legion Auxiliary, with about 2,000,000 poppies, will distribute them nationwide through local committees led by Mrs. Bettridge. Contributions support veterans' welfare and relief work, with poppies made by disabled veterans at Salt Lake City hospital.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Avada Bettridge
France
Summer music instruction starts Monday morning
The Parowan High School summer music program opens Monday May 27 for all instrumental students. Lessons will be individual with no fixed schedule. students must see Mr Weight for appointments. Senior band rehearsals set for Mondays and Thursdays at 8 15 PM starting May 27, inviting past graduate members to join. Miss Barbara Smitheft travels to Bryce Canyon to work at the Union Pacific lodge this summer.
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the Parowan High School
Weight
Jt Ig
Asl
Barbara Smitheft
Bryce’ Canyon
Union Pacific Lodge
Exchange Club to Meet at Five Mile Canyon
The Para wan Exchange club plans a regular meeting at Vermillon Castle Forest camp in Parowsn canyon on Monday evening May 27. A 7 p.m. dinner will be served for members and partners, followed by officer elections for the coming year and recreational activities. President A H Pendleton requests reservations at Cedar Breaks cafe by 9 a.m. Monday and urges members and prospective members to join and invite others for the canyon outing.
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Parawan Exchange Club
Vermillon Castle Forest
Parowsn Canyon
A. H. Pendleton
Canyon
Cedar Breaks
City Holds Cemetery Clean‑Up Day Before Memorial Day
City calls all residents to join a clean-up at the cemetery on Saturday May 26 to prepare for Memorial Day. Volunteers with shovels rakes wheelbarrows and trucks are urged to report for work. city will provide gasoline for trucks. Workers will remove rock from the new fence site and clear winter litter. owners may beautify lots now water is available for sprinkling. Public spirited citizens especially those with loved ones interred will welcome the effort to improve the cemetery and its surroundings.
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Win
Fish Planted in Yankee Reservoir Today
About ten to twelve thousand rainbow trout seedlings, four to fourteen inches long, were planted today in Yankee Reservoir. The fish came from the Glenwood State hatchery and were delivered by the State Fish and Game Department. Deputy Game Warden Claude Macfarlane says more fish will be released soon, with additional stockings from Beaver hatchery and Paragonah reservoir in the coming days to ensure opening-day fishing success.
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Yankee
Glenwood
Paragonah
Dike Break at Navajo Lake Lowers Water Level
About 115 feet of a $15,000 dike at Navajo Lake washed out late Tuesday, lowering the lake level by six feet in a brief period. Albert Bierdman cited a clogged drain as the cause. No immediate fish damage expected, but possible water shortage if repairs are delayed before the summer run ends. Start of repair work was set to begin Wednesday.
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Navajo Lake
Albert Biedermian
Buckhorn Oasis plan outlined by State Road Commission
The State Road Commission explains plans for an oasis on Buckhorn Flat to be named Henry W. Lunt Roadside Park. J A Owens, director of public relations, cites 1% of federal aid for roadside beautification and safety features. Total project cost 8920 with 664.75 federal, 2285.25 state funds. 9.473 miles of road work. trees shrubbery and facilities planned. county officials contest earlier report of a $3570 land purchase.
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State Road Commission
S & Jea
Buckhorn
Henry W. Lunt
J. A. Owens
Owen
Public Roads Administration
Tron County
Owens
Daily
Yue Change Club
Civic Improvement Committee
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East Ward
Nettie Pritchard
Glenn Ialyoak
Harris Robinson
Los Angles
Wm. C. Mitchell
Moore's
Mie
Lorin Smith
Lorin
Casper
Kays Smith
Bruce Adams
Aaughter
America
Exchange Club
Yankee Reservoir
County Commissionara
Repinson Wall
Assinine
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