City meeting discusses water rights and school fields
A special City meeting, with Dalton and Peter H Gurr leading, addressed protest over the Parowan Valley pump well and proposed six second feet of water for a four mile line, while considering storage and underground sand concerns. Council members weighed state opinions on winter water and storage versus development, alongside school board plans for athletic fields and street projects near the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deleg
Parowan Valley
Dalton
Peter H. Gurr
Ialterman
Qin
Canfe
Glty
Ithe
Ka Robinson
Irond
Iin
Robinson
New Mail Service Fees Take Effect November First
New charges for mail services go into effect November 1 under Public Law 24 approved September 17, 1934. Money order and COD fees rise or adjust across ranges, special and registry fees shift, insurance and demurrage rates update, with new notify sender charges and weight based first class rates detailed in the schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.O.D
Co.d
Local Girl and Cedar Boy Wed in Las Vegas Nevada
Miss LePreal Lowder of this city and Mr Joseph Anderson of Cedar City married in Las Vegas Nevada on Saturday October. Miss Lowder daughters of Mr and Mrs M B Lowder and was a senior at the local high school. Mr Anderson is son of Mr and Mrs Earl Anderson and manages Flying A service station in Cedar City. They plan to make their home there. Also notes on Sid Pritchard’s accident and Beatrice Bringhurst visiting Salt Lake City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Vegas
Nevada
Mik
LePreal Lowder
Joseph Anderson
Cedar City
Miss Lowder
M. B Lowder
Anderson
Earl Anderson
Flying Ave
Parowan Passes Goal In War Fund Drive
Parowan reports it has surpassed its $800 goal in the United War Fund Drive with a total of 842 17 to date. Mayor W Scott Mitchell praises canvassers and notes most contributions are now in though some pledged funds may raise the final total. The state drive nears the halfway mark with several counties already meeting quotas amid growing relief needs in liberated areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Scott Mitchell
United War Fund
Parowan
Mitchell
Drive
USO
United Seaman's Service
Regional PTA Meeting at Cedar City Oct 27
Regional meeting of the Parent Teacher Association will be held in Cedar City's high school on October 25 at 10 a.m. Mrs. Eric Johnson from Logan will conduct an instruction school for association members. A discussion on Compulsory Military Training by Mr Gun of Snow, St George, is planned. Mrs. Chris Hining will speak as guest. Mr. Randall Jones will present slides on Utah's scenic wonders. Superintendents from five counties Iron, Washington, Kane, Hoover, and Garfield will give brief talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pyorcent
Cedar City
Eric Johnson
Logan S
Gun
Snow
St. George
Chris Hinning
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
Randall Jones
Sceurc Wonders
Utah
Iron
Washington
Kane
Hoover
Garfield
Daughters of Utah Pioneers Meeting Set at Fenton Home
Ladies of the D U P invite all members to Thursday October 26 at 8 p m at Melita B Fenton Jars home with Lizale Adams and Huldah Hulet hosting. Eulala T Orton will present Excerpts from William Clayton journal during the lesson. Mrs Joseph Hermansen reports son Marlin has left hospital and attends a radiio school. Kenneth Josephs visit from Cedar City noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daugh
Tens of Utah Pioneers
Melita B. Fenton Jars
Fenton
Lizale W. Adams
Huldah M. Hulet
Eulala T. Orton
Willian Clayton
Changes Made To Simplify Gas Rationing Plan
Ray L Mitchell, chairman of the local war price and rationing board, announced broad changes to the gasoline rationing system. Commercial vehicle operators will apply to local OPA boards for temporary and non recurring rations, with decisions appealed through OPA. Farmers trucks will have allocations routed via county committees but decided by local OPA boards. Permanent changes and certificates remain handled by ODT and OPA district offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Office of Defense Transportation
Ray 0. Mitchell
OPA
ODT
Tam
ONT
Turkey Processing Plant to Open Next Wednesday
The Utah Poultry Producer’s Cedar City plant will open for the fall season next Wednesday, October 25, to process turkeys for the Armed Services. Wages range from 1 cent per pound for priming hens to 1 cent per pound for toms, with hourly pay from 50 to 85 cents. Transportation may be provided if at least 30 local workers join from Parowan, Paragoonah, and Summit, as the plant seeks nearby residents to avoid transient labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Cedar City
Newel Wasden
Wasten
Armed Services
Parowan
Paragoneah
Sununit
Parowan High School to Offer 10 Cent Lunches Next Tuesday
Mrs. Leone Lyman announces school lunch service begins next Tuesday for Parowan High and grades, priced at 10 cents, with lunches served at noon each school day. Other notes include Westward MIA Tuesday night group with Bess Miler as president and various officers, Exa ward drive progress, and Service Men's Wives Club weekly meeting at Mr. and Mrs. Meeks Delton home at 8 p.m with Connie Hallerman hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leone Lyman
Parowan
Westward
Bess Miler
Leta Swans
Howard Joseph
H. F. Bayles
Carlyle Hulet
Service Men’s Wives Club
Deer Hunters Flood Town During Week
An influx of deer hunters from both the north and south gathered in town during the week as lines formed for the hunt. Tonight they depart for the hills to be ready for the opening Saturday morning. A deer hunter’s dance at the Brown Derby drew large crowds with many out of town guests. Local guides will stay out in the hills with hunting parties. The hunting scene at the Utah Service Station, featuring a live deer, attracted many spectators and passersby. The deer, once a fawn rescued last spring by Bart Mortensen, is now gentle and widely photographed. A local wedding united Carmen Rollins and Mala Memmitt at Bishop Guymon’s home with many relatives present. Hal Orton, recently discharged from the U S Navy after boat training and North Pacific fleet duty, returned home but battles ongoing eczema since enlistment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Benson
Vern Moeriensen
Kari Mitchell
Merrill Thornton
Utah
Orton and Heatley
Hal Orton
Max
Clark Orton
U. S. Navy
Hal
Navy
North Pacific
Naval
Judges Named For General Election
The county board named election judges for General Election districts on November 7. Two-judge teams and countings were set for Paragonah, Parowan, Patowan, Summit, Enoch, Cedar districts, Kanarra, Newcastle, Modena, Beryl, Turd, and others with receiving and counting roles assigned along with constables.
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Board of County Commissioners
Paragonah
H. B. Robinson
Gen. A. Topham
Joseph J
Catherine Clark
Delaine Evans
Betsy Haycock
Alberta Button
Pearl Russell
W. L. Adams
Harrell Dalton
Parowan
Alma Evans
Alberta Evans
Luella R. Adams
Verda BR. Adams
Eulala T. Orton
Grace Burt
Ray Morris
Patowan
Ninz Taylor
Arvilla Halterman
Florence Bensem
Teceiving
Lea Ward
Warren Pendleton
D. H. Richards
Thomas Rowley
Constable
Summit
LaRue White
Otto Dalley
Ivan Dalley
John H. Dalley
Enoch
Frank Armstrong
Estella Grimshaw
Helen Jones
LaVon Jones
Lloyd Allen
Tillie B. Sawyer
LaRue Wood
Clinton Milne
F. B. Wood
J. T. Leigh
LeGrand Pendleton
Ray Melling
Blanchcerry
Agnes Pryor
Vergene Simkins
Thomas Lawrence
Loretta Perry
Wm. B. Adama
Anna Seaman
Dews
Ley Thortey
Lorna ‘Milne
Beryl
Mary Moyle
Peterson
Anna Galdwell
Lane Austin
Turd
Jesse Steele
Jewell Applegate
Alma Frehske
J. H. Johnston
Parowan High football team split results this week
Parowan High School football team went 1-1, beating Hinckley 38 to 6 at home and losing 56 to 6 at Cedar City. Next Friday the Ranes host Milford in the season finale while Cedar travels to Beaver for the division title. Also note Emma Morrill Davis visited from Junction for sister Lizzie Skougard’s heart trouble.
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Parowan
Hinckley
Cedar
Wednnesday
Cedar City
Rams
Redmen
Milford
Cedar Redmen
Beaver
Emma Morrill Davis
Junction
Lizzie [Skougard
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M. Lyman
Igh Orton
Union
Oregon
Julia Max
Salt Lake City
Orton
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Harry &. Truman
U. S
Elbert D. Thomas
Walter K. Granger
Supreme Court
Lester A. Wade
James H. Wolfe
Herbert B. Maw
E. E. Monson
Ferrell H. Adams
Reese M. Reese
Grover A. Giles
Cedar Boy
Sid Pritchard
Beatrice Bringhurst
PTA
Mrr
Joseph Hermansen
Marlin
Raydio
LaVor
Australia
Jin Whitney
Kennneth Joseph
Arint Joseph
Turkey
Republican
Thomas Eb, Dewey
John W. Bricker
Adam S. Bennion
B. H. Stringham
Joseph E. Evans
George Fe, Collard
Sherman J. Preece
Leland 0. Gee
A Pratt Kesler
Burton K. Farnsworth
Udell R. Jensen
A. M. Marsden
Claude Hirschi
H. H
Harry) Lunt
Charles HR. Hunter
T. E. Riddle
Durham Morris
Jess Guymon
Carmen Rollins
Mala Memmitt
Bishop Guymon
Milo Marsden
Mary M. Matheson
Cannon
Dora Roly Fins
Marden
Marsden
Dan Macfarlane
PHS
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