County Commissioners Hold November Meeting
The Tron County Board met Saturday with all members present along with clerk assessor attorney treasurer and sheriff. They reviewed a Long County Fair report showing a balanced 4.24 which was returned to the county. Discussions covered health concerns for Cedar Valley children and potential reduced-fee dental and tonsil services, unpaid property taxes, road improvements, and power allotment proposals for regional mining and agricultural needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tron County Commissioners
Long County
Ray DU. Garner
Ehnirman
Genera Fair
Walter
Mitchell
Rana
Parowan Health Counsels
Cedarity
Committee
U. Rehabilitation Service
Jeard
Communion
Dush“hell
le EB
Tueller
Urie
Jones
Wadley
D. J
Pearson
Tha Clerc
Kanarra Mountain
Welle Williams
Bulloch
Cedar Canyon
Rank Jama
Ken Macfarlane
Heber Jensen
Bert Noleon
Ernest Webster
Abe Murdock
Old Springs
Murdock
Elbert D. Thomas
Peonf Win
HL King
Abe Burdock
West End
Utah
Boulder
Daughters of Pioneers Hold Interesting Meeting
The Daughters of the Pioneers held a regular meeting yesterday afternoon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George A. Lowe Sr. A large attendance heard Mrs. LaVerne Hyall read and Gwen M. Gurr discuss Meritorial Buildings, with past presidents contributing ideas. Alice Y. Stevens played harmonica, Ila Lowe Bauer read a farm family themed poem, and a delicious luncheon closed the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of the Pioneers Organization
George A. Lowe Sr
Laverne Hyall
Ani Mza
Gwen M. Gurr
Daughters of Pioneers Organization
Alice Y. Stevena
Ila Lowe Bauer
Primary Conference Broadcast From KSUB In Parowan Stake
Ward primaries in Parowan Stake broadcast conference from KSUB Cedar City on November 27 at 3 o clock. About 700 youngsters under 12 participate in the chorus with a speaking part assigned to two children for each of the twelve words. Theme centers on Spiritual Foundations for Complete Living with Faith in God as the first step and Love as the ultimate goal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parowan
KSUB
Cedar City
Ares
Ihiamahy
Zions
Iome
God
Tolstoi
Elder Gurr Records Hitler Mussolini Berlin Meet
A letter from Elder Arnolda Gurr in Germany describes witnessing the Berlin conference of Hitler and Mussolini. The account details early morning travel, crowds filling Unter den Linden, flashing flags, and the Unknown Soldier tomb as the two leaders appeared with guards, amid a throng of spectators and photographers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gurr
Hitler
Mussolini
Arnolda
Germany
Berlin
Miler
Italy
Prau Seidter
J.o
America
Ute Dort
Wilhelmsir
Unter, den Linden
Unter den Linden
Miskin Ape T
Philadelphia
Brandenbutter Tor
Mussoini
Ittler
Diusgolint
Wilhelmstr
District Court To Convene Here Friday
The November term of the District Court for SETH Juddleia will convene here Friday afternoon, November 26. A panel of jurymen was chosen weeks ago but may not be needed unless civil cases demand a jury. A brief Law and Motion Day term on November 8 disposed of probate matters and default judgments in several cases. Administrators were appointed for estates of Joseph Mickelson and John G Pace with bonds set at 800 and 15500 respectively. An inheritance tax of 334.55 was fixed for B M Owens estate. Foreclosure suits include Federal Land Bank against Rebecca Bulloch and Elles Lawrence totaling 1910 259.86 and 1786.02. A default judgment was granted in Southern Utah Lumber & Coat Co v D F Hamblin for 356.37. An interlocutory divorce granted to Aston Mills from James Mills restoring Miller’s Maiden name to Afton Hunter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Judleia
Susie Mickéluon
Joseph Micksi‘ton
Parley E. Anderson
Jonn. G. Pace
B. M. Owens
Federal Land Bank of Berkeley
Mefantt
Revecca
W. Bulloch
Elles RL Lawrence
Ene
Southern Utah Lumber & Coat Co
Hamblin
Aston Mills
James F. Mills
Afton Hunter
Thorton Golden Wedding Celebration Noted In Utah Parish
The Golden Wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Wm A Thorton was celebrated on November 17 in West Ward church with about one hundred guests. Eldest daughter Doris and her husband Tom Myers arrived with their ten day old baby from Las Vegas, Nevada. The couple has fourteen children, eleven living, and 33 grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. A. Thorton
West Ward
Mr. Thorton
Parowan
Adelada Orton Thornton
Summit
Utah
William ©. McGregor
Mr. Thornton
Sanford Canyon
Delta Firm Purchases Parowan Alfalfa Seed
A Delta firm bought Parowan alfalfa seed, with Mey submitting the top offer. The purchase covered seed quality varying from weed-filled to relatively clean, shipping 16,005 pounds to Moody Brothers of Delta. Demand is high due to Soil Conservation Program participation nationwide, boosting alfalfa feed prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan
Ines
Atinera
Moody Brothers
Delta
Mey
Peter Sl. Gurr
Elmer
State Engineer Orders That Flowing Wells Be Capped
State Engineer T. Humpherys proclaims a closing of wells diverting underground water from Nov 15 1957 to Apr 1 1938. Owners must cap or shut off supply except for culinary and stockwatering uses. exemptions possible on artesian wells if shutting off harms the wall. Violations are a misdemeanor with additional penalties and possible water use prohibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teagan
Utah
What Are We Going To Do About It Seminary Needs Space
Special to the Times the Seminary will be ready for occupancy next week but the church imposes fees before permits. Parishioners have raised only part of required funds, leaving the Seminary unable to use current classrooms after November 25. What shall we do about it?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seminary
Parent-Teacher Association Sets Monthly Meeting Day
The local Parent-Teacher Association will meet on the first Thursday of each month. President Tarriet Metheson announces the next gathering at the school house in December with a planned program. Attendance is urged from parents, children, and relatives from Pangultch, Cedar City, Payaan, Tooele, Provo, and Heaver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teacher’s Association
Tarriet. Metheson
Dire
Thornton
Pangultch
Cedar City
Payaan
Tooele
Provo
Heaver
Joseph Fielding Smith Attends Conference Here
Elder Joseph Fielding Smith of the quorum of the Twelve Apostles represented the general church authorities at the stake quarterly conference in Parowan. He urged harmony with gospel principles and warned of penalties for failing to live righteously, highlighting violations of the Word of Wisdom and tithing. Other speakers included Kimball Brown, Howard Joseph, Rupert Hulet, and D L Sargent among others, with music by Parowan wards choirs. Bishop Hughk L. Adams of Parowan West Ward and counselors were released. Thomas Wendell Bayles named new bishop, and high priests presidency saw B Glen Keeney replace James C. Parry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Fielding Smith
Quorum of the Twelve Apostles
Clurch
L. D
Kimball Brown
General Committee For
Howard Joseph
Rupert Hulet
D.L. Sargent
W. A. Jones
Lamont Tueller
Wilford Day
Wim
Lynan
Palmer
Secaiona
Parowan
Sroura
West Ward
Hughk L. Adams
Pardwan West
W. Leonard Evans
Silas M. Tenham
Thomas Wendell Bayles
Para-Dale Cheese Tops October Dairy Testing
In a Utah State Agricultural College dairy report for October Southern Utah Dairy Co. cheese scored highest at 92.5 of 100. Para-Dale and other plants entered the test, with scores ranging from 84. India contest top is 94. The report details each sample’s flavor color texture and defects to guide producers. Dynll Wilcock visited from Southern Nevada. Circleville guests attended a farewell nodal for Elder Raper Hulet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah State Agricultural College Dairy Department
Southern Utah Dairy Co
Para-Dale
India
Arthur J. Morrity
3 AC
Southern
Utah
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I Commissioners
Accent
County Fair Committee
Fa Accore
Wmn
Melling
Herum Petry
Cedar Valley
Boar
Daughters OF Pioneers
Ward
J. M. Brown
Maude Whitney Brown
Oregon City
Guben K. le
Rirchotsweg
Dad
Mother
Alt
Filller
Grayson
Thorrtons
Byron
Ceretmoniea
Parowan Alfalfa
Ward Bishoprig
Dynll Wilcock
Nevada
Edward ‘Doyle
Leon
Marlo
Verto
Circleville
Eider Raper Hulet
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