Schools Set To Open Next Monday Morning
Readied for Monday opening in Iron County schools, Principal L B Bennett reports full staff, new courses and junior high serum classes. Fees include 5 for grades 9 12 and 3 for grade 11 12, 2 50 book bill, 1 deposit refundable. Improvements include new ceilings lights and a gym switch box with staff listed and calendar outlines start dates and vacations through May 1945.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. B. Bennett
Wirh Bennett
Son
Bennett
Mtedian
Silas T. Orton
Soeph E. Ward
Tire quota drops for September across the nation
With September quota figures released, OPA warns war Price and rationing boards may not issue certificates to all eligible motorists. Grade One tires cut by about 1100. Utah Grade One quota down to 7582 from 8629. National quota falls from 1,950,000 to 1,600,000 tires as production lags demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OPA
Utah
Social Security Proposal Aims at Farmers Rights
The Social Security Board urges extending Old-Age and Survivors Insurance to 12 million agricultural workers and self employed in 1937 after seven years of program experience. It notes current coverage excludes farmers and hired hands, and invites readers to consult the Salt Lake City field office for details as a four part series begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Social Security Board
West South Temple
Salt Lake City
A and Renewals for A Books Required by Sept 15 1944
Vehicle operators must renew invalid A book permits by September 22 1944. Obtain renewal forms at Parowan area service stations and rationing offices after September 1. Each application requires the signed back cover of the current A book and The Inspection Record.
Factions Sign Accord On Navajo Lake Waters
A 20 year dispute over Navajo Lake water rights ends with a signed pact. The state game department will repair the dike raise it two feet install a headgate at the spillway and build a new spillway to store about 2000 acre feet of water for Virgin River irrigation in Washington county. If immediate work can't start a head gate will be placed 14½ feet below spillway and spillway raised 1½ feet for winter storage. Virgin River Water Users Association pays one fourth of the cost. Signatories include state game officials and leaders from Virgin River Water Users Assn Hurricane Canal Cedar City Wildlife Federation and local canal companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Game Department
Washington
Virgin River Walter
Newel R. Frei
Frank W. Pace
E. N. Larson
J. W. Clay
Ross Leonard
State Fish and Game Commission
Leroy H. Cox
Woodbury
J. W. Spendlove
Virgin River Water Users Ass’n
Mr. Spendlove
Gene Wadsworth
James M. Ballard
Hurricane Canal Co
Mr. Woodbury
George H. Seegmiller
St. George-Washington
M. J. Utie
Don W. Draper
Cedar City Wild Life Federation
Salt Lake Tribune
Open House Planned for Fall at Branch Agricultural College
Mary Lou Joseph of Parowan President of the Student Body at B A C announces plans for welcoming both new and returning students for the Fall quarter starting September 11. Returning students will help guide newcomers around campus and town. A welcome party will cap off the first week, on campus or at the B A C ranch in Cedar Canyon. Miss Joseph, elected last May, led surveys of last year’s freshmen and a talent survey to organize activities. Assisting officers include Julia Stephens and Barbara Stephenson, both of Holden, with Burns Finkinson, LaVere Whetten, and Hazen Cooley named as advisors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lou Joseph
Parowan
Branch Agricultural College
B.A.C
Cedar Canyon
Cedar Canyon, States Miss Joseph
Miss Joseph
Julia Stephens
W. W. Relief Society To Meet Next Tuesday
Mrs. Clifton Taylor announces that the first September meeting of the society will be held next Tuesday afternoon in the ward Relief rooms. All members and visiting teachers are urged to attend.
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Clifton Taylor
Fields-City Choose Committee to Equip New Well
After a Fields Committee meeting in the City Office last Tuesday a four member panel was named to order pumps transformers wire and poles for the new canyon well at Four Mile. The group aims to have materials ready and pump running by October 16, with a two mile line to from the present well above the Power house to the new bore. The plan envisions a postwar project to tap more water, including a two shaft setup and cross cuts to channel water to the main shaft for the surface pump, benefiting both the City and fields.
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Four Mile
Phillip Benson
Arlo Holyoak
David H. Richards
W. Scott Mitchell
Forbay
Extra Day At Cedar Livestock Show Adds Horse Day
The Southern Utah Livestock show adds an entertainment focused day led by chairman Bill Lunt with Lee Liston and L. C. Miles. Friday becomes horse day featuring horse judging, a 2:30 horse parade, and a free afternoon of stunt riding and races with $100 cash prizes across horse classes. More details to come next issue.
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Southern Utah
B. A
North Main
Cedar Men Plan Frozen Foods Locker Plant
Cedar City plans a 500 unit frozen locker plant led by Wessis C A Anderson of the Cedar City High School agricultural department and Janthus Wright, the principal. Anderson says local buyers are sought and WPB permission details are in an advertisement on the back page. Also notes Miss Sue Halterman returns home for the new school opening after summer in Salt Lake City.
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Wessis
C. A. Anderson
Agricultural Department
Cedar City High School
Janthus Wright
Cedar City
Anderson
Parowan
WPB
Messrs Anderson and
Wright
Sue Halterman
Salt Lake City
Ward Members Urged to Use Cannery
The bishops of Parowan East West and Paragonah urge ward members to begin using the newly completed cannery. Morris Rowley leads operations while church welfare officials inspect. Public use planned two evenings weekly plus Saturday. tentative Monday and Thursday evenings, with a one cent per can charge to cover fuel and power.
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Parowan East West
Paragonah
Hts
Morris Rowley
Church Welfare Board
Death of Frank Worthen in Cedar City at 76
Frank Worthen of Panguitch aged 76 died at a Cedar City home of daughter Aurelia Bauer after a blood clot. He was born January 1868 in New Harmony, worked as rock and brick mason, and is survived by wife Zella, two sons, four daughters including Berta Burton, and siblings in Panguitch.
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Frank Worthen
Berta Burton
Arthur Evans
Howard Rowley
Howard Pritchard
Cedar City
Aurelia Bauer
Panguitch
Mr Worthen
New Harmony
Utah
Zella Montague Worthen
Herbert Worthen
Darrell Worthen
Salt Lake City
Magda Slade
Hope Crosding
Panguittch
Parowan
Henry Worthen
Rhoda Lee
Elizabeth Henderson
New Stretch of Road Shortens Distance to Panguitch Lake
Deputy County Road Supervisor Taylor Miller announces a newly built two mile road segment from Paragenah reservoir to the Little Creek Horse Valley road near the Williamson ranch in Horse Valley. The soft but graded road reduces travel distance from Parowan and Paragonah to Panguitch Lake, aligning with the county road program to connect mountain attractions and shorten routes.
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Taylor Miller
Parowan
Paragonah
Panguitch Lake
Paragenah Reservoir
Little Creek
Horse Valley
Williamson Ranch
Paragonah Canyon
Miller
Stake Primary Convention Set For Parowan Next Week
The Parowan Stake Primary Association will hold two sessions next Thursday September 7 in the West War Chapel. At 3:30 p.m. the Primary Stake Board Members and Advisor meet, followed by a 7 p.m. gathering for ward officers and teachers. Visiting General Church Board members Margaret Stromness and Vesta Anderson will attend.
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Parowan Stake Primary Association
Iona P. Topham
West War Chapel
Primary Stake
General Church Board
Margaret Stromness
Vesta Anderson
Committees Named For Coming Race Meet
A meeting for the September race meet named a general committee led by Clifton Halterman with members including WC Dalton A Clark Orton R L Fenton Howard Prichard Chas I Bentley John Dalton and Clair Hulet as secretary John W Bentley as treasurer Sub committees were set for Racing Grounds Finance Entertainment Advertising and ticket sales The plan calls for six races each afternoon with dances each evening at the Brown Derby and minor grandstand improvements announced
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton Halterman
Dalton
A. Clark Orton
R. L. Fenton
Howard Prichard
Chas. I. Bentley
John
Clair Hulet
John W. Bentley
Clark Orton
Wm. C. Dalton
John S. Dalton
Phil Benson
Rulon Lyman
Howard Pritchard
Marlo Topham
Taylor Miller
Morris Lyman
Walt Taylor
Arch Benson
Merrill Mitchell
Johns. Dalton
Frank E. Taylor
C. F. Bentley
Ray Adams
Lamont Lowe
Wm. T. Orton
Karl Mitchell
W. Clair Rowley
Newell Weight
W. Scott Mitchell
Claude Orton
Ken Dean
Ray H. Adams
L. J. Adams
J. W Bentley
Clair Rowley
Richard M. Benson
Ray Mitchell
Ancil Adams
Pearl Russell
Vera Matthes
Ida Haterman
Harrell Dalton
E. Ray Lyman
Legion Women to Sell Bonds for Hospital Plane in Utah
American Legion Auxiliary units in Utah plan a September 5 to 19 bond drive approved by the Utah War Finance Committee to raise 125000 for a hospital service plane. Leaders Mrs Wiesley and Mrs Robbins coordinate, with Mrs McShane and Mrs Farrington directing. Quotas for units include Parowan 1650 and Cedar City 5100, among others. Will R Holmes, former state senator from Brigham City, will speak September 8 on state reorganization and sales tax repeal at the Court House in Salt Lake City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Women of Utah
Utah War Finance Committee
O. A Wiesley
H. A. Robbins
Golda McShane
Mildren Farrington
American Legion Auxiliary
Dept. of Utah
Auxiliary
Legion
Utah Legion Auxiliary
Legion Auxiliary
Parowan
Milford
Pangulich
Beaver
Cedar City
St. Georges
Hurricane
Will R. Holmes
Seri~ator
Brigham City
Salt Lake City
Court House
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Solnce Gayle Morris
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LaMont Thomock
Cmch
LeRoy Morris
Oren Davis
Helen Lunt
John Pendleton
Jean Hendrickson
Alton Merrill
Minnie Orton
Norman Bentley
Verena Decker
John Topham
Fae Benson
Ila Barton
Idella D. Robin M
Emma B. Dalton
Louise P. Mortensen
Lund
Smal
Iron County
Shool Board
H. E. Ent
Brown
Lunt
Dave Dalton
Springville
Jana
Navajo Lake
Cedar Livestock Show
Cedar Men Plan Frozen Foods
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Berta Burtons
STAKE
American Legion
Will H. Holmes
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