Fearful Deer Hunt Draws Early Crowds and Rules
News recounts opening big deer hunt in Parwan area with dawn start next Tuesday October 20. Hunters flock to campgrounds in Bear Valley and nearby ranges while game wardens enforce daylight limits and caliber restrictions. A three day pheasant drive runs November 8–9 across Iron County with bag limits. quail open season unavailable.
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Bear Valley
Im Valley
Fremont
Igtor
Wader
Ladee
Rome
Athwit Bain
Del
Richards Discusses Amendment No 5 With Officials
Mir Lyman S Richards representing the Public Official Educational Committee met with county city and school leaders to analyze how Constitutional Amendment No 5 would affect financing of the county and schools and the taxing units. He cited statistics from the March department and noted the Nine Committee did not recommend approval and neither party endorsed it. A statement on the committee report and interpretation will be issued next week for Parawam City and Iron County.
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Mir Lyman S. Richards
Publi Official
Neady
Richards
Hoa
Remarch Department
Public Offells Educational Committee
Committee of Nine
Ricards
Public Officials Educationall
Parawam City
Iron County
Mary M. Marsden Honored on Birthday
Mrs. Mary M. Marsten was honored on her birthday Tuesday afternoon at a sewing party at her home. Hostesses were her daughters Mrs. Joseph Richards Mrs. Ward Mewi Mareden and Mrs. Ly N. Maraden Jr. The gathering included a social visit and a light lunch as guests departed.
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Mary M. Maraden
Josh
Dig, Richards
Ward
Mewim Mareden
Ly N. Maraden Jr
Marsden
Senda
Former Resident Visits Parowan With Wyoming Observations
A Parowan Times reader from Denver Wyoming writes praise for Parowan's hospitality on a recent visit. He recalls Pioneer Era changes since 1800 and notes improvements like streets, trees, and planned sewerage. He also shares Powell Wyoming's growth to about 3000 residents with commerce and services. He hopes more locals retire in Wyoming.
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Gia
Utah
Bighorn Basin
Wyoming
Powell
Denter
Powell Valley
Farma
New York
Chicago
National Bank
Tbs
Ced
Helaman
Eyre
Fathers and Sons Banquet Set for November 6
The Cedar Breaks District scouts announce the East end of [ron County will host the Fathers and Sons Banquet on November 6 at 7 30 PM in the Westwarg Church banquet hall. Parents are urged to buy plates at 50 cents each and invite their son or another son so all boys may attend. A program and games are planned, with ticket canvassing across three towns starting around November 1 or after deer season ends.
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Ron County
Cedar Breaks
National Park Council
Yeullson
Tis
Sight IL
L. Adams
Dell J. Tolias
Lawrece J
Adams Wen
Health and Safety Plan
A. Nobile Kimball
Reading
Siebrand Bros to Exhibit in Parowan Next Week
The Siebrand Bros will exhibit in Parowan for two days starting Tuesday October 20. The show, praised from towns in Colorado and Utah, features Piccadilly Circus with 22 acts, Miss Gladys La Tourner as the Queen of the Air, trained animals, aerialists, and a world tour star. The Siebrand lineup includes rides, side shows, and other attractions, with continued details on the next page.
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Siebrand Bros
Piccadilly
Chena
Parowan
Siebrand
Colorado
Utah
Piccadilly Circus
Jona
Gladys la Tourer
Mis la Tourner
Pendleton Named To City Council
Pendleton was appointed to the Parowan City Council at a special meeting replacing Rey D. Garner. The unanimous vote occurred after deferral due to councilman Mitchell’s absence. The council also reviewed W P A plans to strengthen Forbay and considered removing box elder trees, with a Sunday survey to plan tree removal and replacement with native fir and spruce.
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John H. Pendleton
Cound
Rey D. Garner
Mitchell
Hatch
Forbay
Council
Game
Ja.w. PA
Tophasw
Hater
Scout Officials to Convene in Parowan on Sunday
There will be a meeting of Bay Scout district camliteeman spoop committeemen and scout musk tere of the Cedar Breaks district at the Parowan City offices in the Library building Sunday night at Tad. The meeting aims to finalize plans for the Fathers and Sons banquet on November 6. All officers are urged to attend. Miss Afton Thornton, previously with Las Verna, is currently at home with her parents recovering from a recent illness.
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All Bay Scout District
Camliteeman
Spoop
Cedar Breaks
Parowan
Afton Thornton
Las Verna
Hoyne
Bank to Declare 20 Percent Dividend in Utah
Examiner in charge of the closed Bank of Iron County will distribute 16465.20 to depositors as a 20 percent dividend. About 650 individuals will receive the payout, the bank having deposits totaling 82.4 thousand dollars. A loan from Rt. F. C. finances the dividend, with parts of another loan repaying the first. The report lauds borrower character and officers, noting rising investment values aid loan liquidation and hinting at possible full payout later.
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Bank
Iron ‘County
Rt. F. C
RFP
Utah
Ivestvo
Daughters of Pioneers Hold Fall Meeting in Utah
The Elizabeth camp of the Daughters of the Pioneers met at Mrs. Maria Taylor home for the first fall and winter session Thursday afternoon. After exercises, Mrs. Roberta Rowley delivered the lesson, Mary B. Orton sang and played guitar, and members planned winter monthly gatherings at the homes of aged and homebound members with officers announced for leaders, including Cora Mortensen as Captain and Kate Taylor as Lieutenant. Orlando Adams paid a brief visit to Salt Lake City.
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Elizabeth
Daughters of the Pioneers
Aragon
Maria Taylor
Roberta Rowley
Mary B. Orton
Ma Pan
Cora Mortensen
Chaptain
Kate Taylor
Athena Gurt
Mary H. Orton
Ethel Decker
Bertha Mitchell
Ametia Topham
Claptain
Atte Heap
Istorian
Violet Clark
Manto B. Orton
Prog Gram Committee
Alicea Lyman
Retresment Comm Wilites
Commissioners Name Judges of Election for General Election 1936
County commissioners at their October meeting named judges for all precincts across district 1 through 5 and Cedar City districts 1 to 5 plus parowan and other areas. Appointments include counting receiving and constable roles with named individuals for each precinct, and notes on property matters and tax redemption.
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Fatowan
Hitherday Benson
Gladys Benson
Howard Ward
Benny Haycock
B. E. Whltney
J. A. Evans
Randall Adams
Parowan
Ivan Johnson
Hate Taylor
Barbara Adams
Don Orton
Igan Halterman
Aliee Richards
Oscar Orton
Parowan Ieilet
Kr, Matheson
Alvin Desker
Tave Fichants
Della Mitenell
iMabel Pendleton
Edgar Clark
Constable
Woodrut Pendleton
Parsgouah
Ethel
Mobb
H, Dalton
Ewo R. Robineon
Cedar Oly
Judker
W. Macfarlane
Murie and
BlYs
J. T. Feign
Mee Jodie Hunter
Mra
John Middleton
Adam Sergmiller
Margaret C. Carpenter
Bertha Perrins
H. O. Rice
Joseph Fite
Cedar City
John Fite
Roth Palmer
Roy Wood
Hersley Woodbury
R. B. Sherratt
Charlotte Cate
Frank Jacksn
Thomas J. Higbee
Myrtle Colvinaire
Orson Haight
Nun Ref Oakes
Maude Spilsbury
Agate Gower
James Clark
Burcroft
Wilford Lawrence
Ta Walker
John P. Dalley
Fbnook
Stanley Smith
Estellan Grimshaw
Myron Jones
Kanurra
Samuel T. Ford
Charles Parker
Wlgdang
Warsizon Adame
McDowell Hamlin Valley
Frank Wiese
Blackousa
Alfred Force
Beryl
George B. Owen Amy V. Caldwell
James Doll
Laud
O. M. Norels
Paul J. Catepenter
J. H Johnston
Amoor
Wm. H. Wood
Amy ¥. Caldwell
Ida D. Paxton
Commissionera
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Wman S. Richards
City Qunty
Mary M. Marsden
Democratic
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Henry H. Blood
Abr Murdock
Supreme Court
Martin M. Larson
5. E. Nonson
Josem Chez
Reese NM
Merse Por
Joan W. Say
Charles H. Skidmore
Will L. Hoyt
Bil Judicial Ceattics
Blais Pickett
Glenn &, Snow
Walter K. Granger
Samuel F. Leigh
Warren H. Hullock
John M. Foster
Parowalh
Denver
Parowan ‘Times
Parrowan
Carl Hubbell
Roosevelt
Franklin the White
Bill Tarry
Joe McCarthy
Managsra
Glante
Yanks
WEEX
Pendleton
Republican
Alfred M. Landon
Ray Rb.diguman
Charles W. Dunn
Elias Hansen
Keith Wahlquist
Byron D. Anderson
David K. Mopfat
A. Edsel Christensen
Public Instruction
B. Greenwood
Leroy H. Cox
Daughters OF Pioneers
Orlando Adams
Salt Lake City
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