Maccabee Lodge Forms Unit and Local Notices
A Maccabee Lodge unit was organized here this week with officers led by Wm J Gurr Jos R Bertley Scott Mitchell and others. Marie Stevens graduates from nursing at L D Hospital after three years study. Thelma Ward returns home after teaching in Carbon county. Mrs Taylor Miller underwent appendicitis surgery in Cedar City. Fae Benson visits Cedar City. Parowan Relief Society held a May 13 social for Mary E Taylor longtime secretary. Merl Radford Theresa Hulet obtain a marriage license. Elder Clifton Taylor to be released soon from Western States Mission. Anthony Paxton removes old fencing around the Orton hotel he leases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Maccabee Lodge
Wm. J. Gurr
Jos. R. Bertley
Scott Mitchell
Cecil Pinder
James Green
A. T. Lawrence
John L. Lowder Jr
Wm. E. Thornton
Arthur Peterson
Merrill Thornton
Merrill Mitchell
Jess Guyman
Taylor Miller
Cedar City
Adoption hearing set for Shirley Ann Sattley Skougard
In Utah Iron County a petition for adoption of a deserted child Shirley Ann Sattley Skougard by Darrell L Skougard and Carmen M Skougard is set for June 27 1944 at 10 am in Parowan. The order requires notice by four weekly Parowan Times issues and registered mail to both parents and others and service on the Utah State Welfare Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darrell, L. Skougard
Carmen M. Skougard
Shirley Ann Sattley
Shirley Ann Sattley Skougard
Billie Lee Sattley
Reta Bell Truesdale Sattley
Iron County Court House
Parowan
Iron County
Utah
Parowan Times
Btry
F. A. Bn
San Francisco
California
West 54Th Street
Los Angeles
State Department of Public Welfare
Why a Farmer Should Buy and Keep War Bonds
Gabriel Lundy from South Dakota State College argues farmers should buy and hold War Bonds to curb inflation, reduce postwar risk, and fund wartime needs. He cites profits, debt relief, and long term gains, urging steadiness to stabilize farms, industry, and national finances through bonds rather than inflated land purchases. Policy notes from the U.S. Treasury Department add probate and guardianship notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
U.S. Treasury Department
Notice to Creditors in Estate of William M Stubbs
Notice to creditors in Iron County Utah regarding the estate of William M Stubbs deceased. Creditors must file claims with vouchers at the residence in Parowan by July 17 1944. Administered by Walter W Stubbs with Bank of Southern Utah as attorney for administrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William M. Stubbs
William Stubbs
Athi
Parowan
Iron County
Utah
Walter W. Stubbs
Market discipline urged to ease cattle bottlenecks nationwide
Marketing problems from record numbers and labor shortages prompt beef producers to spread marketings. Leaders urge timely sales to avoid jams. War Food Administration adjusts set-aside rates as U.S. farmers brace for ongoing war needs while crop reports note delayed planting and strong vegetable output. Farm Safety Week is proclaimed to curb farm accidents amid expanding livestock use and grain shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WFA
War Services
Marvin Jones
Nature
Jones
U. S. Farm Army
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Parowan Pub. & Printing CO
Claude Orton
I Tah State Press Association
Marie Stevens
L. D. &. Hospital
Thelma Ward
Carbon Courty
Fae Benson
Parowan Ward Relief Society
Mary E. Taylor
Mer! Radford
Theresa Hulet
Summit
Clifton Taylor
Western States Mission Field
Henry W. Taylor
Anthony Paxton
Orton Hotel
Oor
Iit
Fifth Judicial District Court
State of
Iran
John W. Benson
Parowan, Utah
Clair Lister
A. D
Will L, Hoyt
Morris & Matheson
Atorneys
Bank of Southern Utah
Gabriel Lundy Head
Dept. of Agricultural Economics
South Dakota State College
County of
Iron
Bank of Southern Utah Bldg
Selective Service Act
Tydings
U. S
Kansas
BAE
Florida
Fornia
National Safety Council
National Safety Counci
Prn
Coman
the Times
Auto Service
Conoco
Zonoco
National Distillery Products Corporation
New York
Vive Security
Vassar
ED Reed
US Treasury
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