November meeting of county commissioners records actions
The Board of County Commissioners held the regular November session with the clerk assessor attorney and others present. They approved sales of tax foreclosed properties to former owners and others and set redemption terms. Purchasers included Lex M. Corry George Woolbmt Kanarra city Cedar City parcels and parcels in Parowan and Modena. The board also authorized a $105 appropriation for Blackhawk Deterration costs and discussed back taxes with the Federal Land Bank of Berkeley. Lease action for land near Enterprise and a road petition favoring a Cedar City to Nevada route via Modena were approved and a letter to the Road Commission Governor and Rep Granger prepared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Senaiis-ioners
Tates
Iyfere
Lex
Corry
Cedar Mantley
George H. Wool
Kanarra
Mgerly
Viciny
Higvy Eleanor Suilth
John Bauer
Paxton
Wsa
Aye
Parowan Malu Treet
David Bulloch
Eady Edwards
Iyeba He
Larom Williams
Florence Eldredge
Fred
R. L. Fenton
M. J. Urie
Durrell Prry
Blackhawk
Cedar City
T. Leigh
Federal Land Bank of Berkeley
Commissionera
Ortgagor
Bulloch
United Sates Bureau of Air Commerce
Enterprise
Modena
State Road
Nevada Line
Road Commission
Copter
Granger
Little Creek
Paragonah
Popular couple Saunders Clark and Kathleen Joseph wed in Salt Lake City
Saunders Clark and Kathleen Joseph, popular in Salt Lake City, married last Friday with Bishop A B Smith presiding. The bride, a high school graduate and B A C attendee, was active in school events. They returned home to start house duties, with family neighbors hosting celebrations and a special afternoon event planned in her honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saunders Clark
Kathleen Joseph
Salt Lake City
A. B. Smith
Saunders
Nellie Af. Clark
Kathleen
Arthur Joseph
B.A. C
Clark
Itha Mortensen
Also Haycock
Bir. Mortensen
Doings At School and Local Epidemic Measures
The local basketball team won its first two games last weekend, beating Circleville 28 to 9 and Panguitel 24 to 22. Several players started and scored in both games, with Gurr and Mickelson ejected for personal fouls. The Panguitch game was postponed. The school implemented temperature checks and suspended activities due to a scarlet fever scare, while Mrs. Alice Richards reviewed The Clayhangers for English classes. The student assembly chose the Golden Ram as the school symbol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circleville
Panguitel
Ward
Saya
Gurr
Mickelson
George Rowich
City
Don Mitchell
Jay Mortensen Albert
Dalley
Ernest Mickelson
Heber Gurr
Karl Richards
Panguitch
Parowan Students Take Roles in B A C Play The Enemy
Two Parowan students Shelby Bentley and Morris Rowley attend B A C and act in The Enemy a two night Cedar City production about war horrors and a plea for peace. Cast also includes Rae Buchanan Wanda Madsen Lotta Poulson Neela Sumner Gladen Datton Howard Knight and Keith Madeen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ocal Voys
Shelby Bentley
Morris Rowley
This Wineter
Cedar City
Rae Buchanan
Wanda Madsen
Lotta Poulson
Neela Sumner
Gladen Datton
Howard Knight
Gnd
Keith Madeen
Water rights petition seeks relief on creek usage
The commission discussed coordinating with the Governor and responsible agencies on water storage flood control and stability of water rights for creek users. The Clerk was ordered to draft a letter to the Governor requesting immediate attention and recommendations. Applications for hospital manager were reviewed and a 1937 tentative budget was presented for study with no action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alzo
Thanksgiving Proclamation by the President of the United States
The president proclaims a three day period beginning November 26 as a day of national Thanksgiving. He praises divine providence for overcoming adversity, commends the nation’s faith in free institutions, and seeks international friendship to promote world peace and prosperity. He calls on all people to give thanks in unified observance and to follow in the footsteps of Almighty God. Signed in Washington on the 16th year of independence and the 161st year of America, D Roosevelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States of Allerica
Washington
United States of America
Social Security Blanks Sent to Local Employers
The post office distributed Social Security blanks to over twenty local employers this week. They request the number of employees, business nature, and other details to begin unemployment insurance under the National Social Security legislation. Employers must return blanks to the postmaster by November 21, while employees will receive further forms later for Social Security benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inc
Relief Society Conference Planned In Parowan East Ward
The Parowan East Ward Relief Society holds its annual conference Sunday at 2 PM in the Ward chapel. President Mrs. Arthur Jac eph invites all members. the program features a double quartet, solos, and expressions of appreciation for Grace Garr who recently retired as president. Refreshments follow. new residents from Beryl, Utah move into Parowan, settling in Nelle BL flash residence for winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parowan East Ward Neltet Society
Ward
Arthur Jaceph
The
Word
Grace Garr
Gary
Society of the East Wand
Neta Taleton
Minnie Lowder
Bertha Rutchell
Roberta Rowley
Alice Halterman
Janie Mitchell
Barbara M. Adama
Dorothy Ward
Melinda Adama
Solo
Gola Dalton
Mrs. Gurr
West Ward
F. V. DelVeedle
Beryl
Utah
Parawan
Nelle BL Flash
Utah Tuberculosis Sanatorium Drive Gains Steam
Utah Tuberculosis Association workers press for a state sanatorium with a hundred beds funded as a WPA project. Building commission hears plans, legislative support sought to secure a 40 percent federal grant for construction and equipment. Despite low statewide TB rates, many patients lack long term care, prompting calls to act in the coming session and reduce avoidable deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Lung
Builting Commission
Utah Tuberculosis Association
Setura
Teats Laters
Nimgelf
Ulab
Legion Delegation Seeks District Convention Host
A Leg donairea Parowan Post No. 20 plans to send a sizable delegation to the district American Legion convention in Millmore this Saturday. They aim to influence the next convention to be held locally, with at least ten members expected to attend. The next district meeting will be in April 1937, and attendance from Fillmore remains unsure. A fuller join list will appear in the next issue. Mr and Mrs Samuel J Whitney will travel Monday to Los Angeles for a medical consult on Mrs Whitney’s broken hip, assisted by their son and daughter. Morgan Slanic of Dar City also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legdonairea
Parowan Post No. 20
Millmore
Nela
Fillmore
Bnt
Afr
Samuel J. Whitney
Los Angeles
Harvest Ball Planned By Parowan Ward Associations
Harvest Ball to be held Thanksgiving night at the Recreation Trail. Decorations reflect the season. music provided. Everyone entering can vote for Harvest King and Queen. Organizers aim for an outstanding social event inviting all ages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parowan Ward
Marriage Licenses Listed by County Clerk
The county clerk reports issued licenses during the week for Clarence William Anderson 24 of Pleasant and Katherine Clark 21 of St George along with Gunts Earl Sly 23 Beaver and Nancy Louise Sbater White 18 of Nada Utah. Also Allen Black 21 of St George and Blaine Cragan 18 of St George are noted as newly licensed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence William Anderson
Mr. Pleasant
Katherine Clark
St. George
Gunts
Earl Sly
Beaver
Nancy Louise Sbater White
Nada
Utah
Allen Black
Blaine Cragan
Roosevelt Victory Seen as Irresistible Domination in 1929 Electoral Result
Analysis of the 1929 election frames Roosevelt as overwhelming winner with 46 states and 622 electoral votes, Landon carrying two states. The popular vote margin neared 10 million, while observers split on reasons for the landslide. Lippmann saw normal campaign dynamics amid industrial growth, White warned of a political flood driven by New Deal currents. Debates note Republican missteps and the Democratic machine under Jim Farley delivering efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
London
Landon
Walter Lippman
Sandl
Theodore Roosevelt
la Follete
Senate
Harding
Coolldys
Hoover
Jandon
Jim Farley
Apostle Smoot Attends L D S Conference in Cedar City
Elder Smoot of the Twelve represented church authorities at the quarterly stake conference in Cedar City. Meetings were held in the Third Ward chapel with two general sessions and M I A events. He spoke urging harmony with church teachings and condemned alcohol, citing Robert E. Legerson. Other speakers included Samus F. Leigh Will L. Adams James C. Mathers and Don Mack Dalton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regd Smoot
L. D. & Church
Cedar City
Third Ward
Smoot
Robert G. Legerson
Piehaps Samus F. Leigh
Will L. Adams
James C. Matheran
Duncan
Arizona
California
Atioraginey
Don Mack Dalton
Salt Lac City
Bronte
Fara
Cedar Wards
Doctor Seeks Parental Co operation In Scarlet Fever Fight
Dr Burton urges parents to keep children at home from gatherings and away from other families to curb scarlet fever. He warns that if cooperation fails a town quarantine may be required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turtan
Burton
Taking the Schools to the Home Protect
Mr John H Pendleton and his mechanic arts students study at home projects like building fences and repairing gear under Pendleton supervision. The program aims to expand districtwide. Also noted are Alvin Benson anniversary and 77th birthday, Deward Beatley welcoming a baby boy, a West Inard Scout trip to Vero, and a semi annual livestock survey by the Department of Agriculture circulating questionnaires to about twenty five local farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Pendleton
Mechanic Arts
Severnl
Bla Toya
Ptr
Pendleton
Dt Tn
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hugo and
Areble
Aliee Richards
Arnold Bennett
United States
D. Roosevelt
Relief Society Conference
Legion
Cedar
Alvin Benson
Mr. Benson
West Imard
Vero
Washington County
Aneix
Glenn FB. Snow
Department of Agrculture
Department
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