Parowan City Parties Nominate for November Election
The Democratic and Republican parties of Parowan City held primaries nominating candidates for mayor recorder council and treasurer. John T. Pendelton won the Democratic mayoral nomination over Edna Hatch and others. J A Benson won city recorder after four ballots. Gladys Benson and James J. Jen faced ballots for treasurer with Benson ultimately favored. The Republican primary nominated Albert Adams and assisted council and two year terms selections. Wendell Bayles chaired the process with Velma Bayles as secretary.
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Parowan City
Uckets
Democratic Party
Qwing Ried
John T. Pendelton
Posent City
Cvanehman
Agata Nomin
Edna S. Hatch
Fd. Adams
Xudhiman
Colineilman
Acci Gion
Walter C. Afitetell
Wendell Bayles
Marto Topsou
Michell
Tophain ' Amu
Coynelt
Richard M. Benson
Cty Treaswer
City Recorder
Times
Gladys Benson
James A. J. Jen
DB. G. Matheson
Mra. Avon
J. A. Denson
Mathton
Vo Bengona
Velma Bayles
Republican Party
4G Hatch
Himeel
Tcrmation
Thss
Nea
Albert Mt, Adams
Taylor Genealogical Committee Meeting Held at Home
President Vilate Crawford of the Tulor Genealogical Society announced a committee meeting postponed to October 23rd due to church events. The gathering at Mr Richard’s home included Mrs. David W. Rogers and Clayton Trisamer, with several locals visiting during the week.
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Vilate Crawford
Tulor Genestogical Soriety
Ue Tetons
Tulor Genealcal
Meir Richard
Mev
David W. Trogers
George
Recreation classes cancelled at KEW W B site
The W P A recreation program at KEW W B will not start new classes this week due to program curtailment. The recreational leadership class and the women's gym class are postponed, while existing programs like children's dancing, the men's gym class, and nursery sessions continue for now. Yerdis Wood and Vern Pips of the State WPA recreation department will meet with local leaders to discuss arrangements.
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Uton
W. B.A. Department of Recreation
Reservoir Co Calls Reorganization Meeting
A reorganization meeting of the Yankee Meadows Reservoir Co is scheduled for 7 30 PM on Monday October 19 at the courthouse. Water users are urged to attend as the company faces governance gaps and disputed tax delinquencies. Attorney Albert Marsden will attend to answer questions.
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Yankee Meadows Reservoir Co
Court House
Yalthee Meadows
Reservoir Company
Albert Marsden
Nteservair Co
Nelson Penton Heads Local Red Cross Drive in Parowanhia
Mr. Nelson Penton was chosen to chair the Parowanhia Fall Red Cross drive. The campaign starts Armistice Day November 11 and continues through Thanksgiving Day November peth. Penton will form and organize his committees by start time. County leaders N. J. Barlow and Alvab Fitzgerald visited Parowap to oppose a local chair and secure support.
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Nelson Penton
Red Cross
Parowanhia
Fellon
N. J. Barlow
Alvab Fitzgerald
Mrs Melissa Hyatt Dies This Morning
Mrs. Melissa Davenport Hyatt, wife of A. Hyatt, died at her home this morning after a period of illness. She had been in poor health for over a year and bedridden for the last two or three weeks. Further funeral details will be provided next week. Esther Lyman visited from Lagat with her children and relatives for a few days as repairs and additions continue on East Center Street.
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Mollesa Davenport
Violet Clark
East Center Street
Esther Lyman
Ftrom Lagat
Utah Deer Hunting Best In Many Years
Southern Utah News and Views reports Utah deer and elk hunts start late October to early November with broad wilderness access and rising deer numbers. Antlered game, pheasant and duck seasons set statewide, plus strong coastal and inland hunter turnout. Major towns host deer dances as California and Nevada hunters converge, while weather and crop conditions boost expected success across Millard, Sanpete, and Beaver regions.
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Utah
Phequante
Mant! National Forest
Perlita
State Fish and Game Department
Newell B. Cook
Tooper
Tiardly
St. George
Cedar City
Beaver
Phillmore
Pangultch
Marysvale
California
Toxie National Forest
West Coast
Parowan
Beaver Mountain
Aampine
Ile Khore
Sovier
Sanpele
Millard County
Clear Lake
Fillmore
Dotta
Atatesh and Game Department
Otter Creek
Pluto Reservaria
Bicknell Bottoms
Ils Lake
Wayne County
Seminary Day Program Aids New Building Fund Drive
A parish announces a Saturday program on October 16 to raise funds for completing the new seminary. Events include a 2:00 parade demo, 3:00 auction at West Ward chapel, children's amusements, 4:30 to 9:30 dinner by the Relief Society, games, and a large dance at the Mecreation Mall. The goal is 40 percent raised before church matching funds arrive, with plastering, windows, painting, doors, linoleum, plumbing, and electrical work outstanding.
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West Ward
Relief Society Acake
Emma
Plequa
West Ward Mutual Gleaners Lead Busy Youth Group Notes
The second class of Gleaner Girls plans a Tuesday night program with a panel on careers. Honey Gatherers elect officers and host a party learning the group song with punch and cookies. Parowan Stake Mt Men and Gleaners attend a Cedar City dancing party to strengthen ward ties. A Mutual story program begins next Tuesday, with Bleger Life by Harrison R. Bervitt. Guardians of Treasures host an outdoor party. Builders class names officers and committees for the year.
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Neta B. Bayles
Ethel Bayles
May Dalton
Ione Bluehell
Mar
Cella Tullis
Colleen Rex- Boy
Mutual
Harrison R. Bervitt
Brigham Young University
Pregilent
Arlene Stubbs
Atahna Beasda
Claudia Nortensen
Atrs
Tesnette Bayles
Guardians
Hisse Mickelson
Lowise Tateh
Marie Hettridgs
Lennie Pegs Ang Veda Taylor
Hunters Face Strong Year Amid Marshland Limits
The club limits hunting by the nearby marshlands, and Soviey valley offers ducks but cannot support many hunters. Despite constraints, hunters anticipate a superb year and significant spending for merchants, with Mark Pendleton of Salt Lake City visiting with his aunt Mix Marla Taylor and others.
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Soviey Valley
Mark Pendleton
Salt Lake City
Mix Marla Taylor
Gedar Partners Complete Threshing Bean Crop
Gedar Partners led by Lamont and Tueller thresh beans in Cedar Valley. The new uh crop in Iron County grows on eight to twenty hundred pound per acre, with excellent quality. Credit goes to Corty, Roy Davis, Parry, Perry, Green Bryant, and others who pioneered commercial bean production in Iron County. The crop promises low irrigation needs and quick four month maturity, making it a potentially perishable cash crop.
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Lamont BE
Tueller
Roy Davia
Fbat
Corry
Orison
Cedar Valley
Eno County
B. M. Corty
Roy Davis
G. R. Parry
Fred Perry
Green Bryant
Irom County
Iron County
Public Use of School Buildings Approved
Iron County School District notes two policy decisions by the Board of Education at its Monday meeting. The district permits community use of school buildings for worthy functions at cost coverage, and approves field trips for students to mines, dairy plants, and farming demonstrations to enhance environmental learning. Bylines list county and town names for the census committee appointments and districts.
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Ediation
Iron County
Flest
Irom
Sussex
Boymerstors
Ray Hunt
Beryl
Mary Jonaston
Lund
Edith Farce
Mudan
Othel Platt
Newcastle
Cogger Willems
Kenarra
Mia
Leon
Topham
Sylvia Stapley
Summit
Betsy Haycock
Laura Bentley
Parowsa
Helter Armatcong
Julia Stephens
Cedar City
Forest Service warns deer hunters of fire hazard
The notice warns deer hunters that the coming season will bring many campers and a high fire risk in the core area. Hunters are urged to build camp fires in safe spots, fully extinguish them, and carry an axe and shovel. Local officials named Anthony Pattam, Walter Brindton, and Wayne Mavelfarlane of Ogden as involved in the departure plans.
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Forest Service
Coreat
Mra
Anthony Pattam
Walter Brindton
Wayne Mave Farlane
Ogden
Sow
Mimion
Sherk
Commissioners Extend Tax Delinquent Date
The Board of County Commissioners at their October meeting extended the delinquent tax deadline from November 30 to December 20 following a petition signed by 100 taxpayers. The extension assists agricultural communities with extra time for crops and livestock. The board also enacted an ordinance to curtail tent shows and similar events, setting penalties and fines, and discussed indigent relief referrals to welfare or sheriff offices. Additional actions included appointments of deputy sheriffs, authorization for FBI training, and tax deeds and land sales notes.
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Board of County Commissioners
Iron County
Braos
County Public Welfare Department
Couply
Cedar City
Wm. Balton
Parowan
Bureau of Air Commerce
Bureau
Adgway
Enterprise
Andrew Lamoreaus
J. Lowe Barton
Paragonal
Christensen
Federal Bureau of Investigation Academy
Weab
Ington
D. C
BE. Williams
Actlandix
Islpda Guysoon
Parowan City
Scottens
C. G. Parry
Gilia
Midvalley
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Melissa Hyatt
Southern Utah News and Views
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Gedar Partners
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