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Parowan Times

Location

Parowan, Utah, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1939

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State Board Proclaims Utah Hunting Areas and Doe Deer Permits

The Utah State Board of Big Game abolishes its annual proclamation detailing fall hunting in the state. It sets doe hunting limits, purchase details, and special permits for doe deer in local mountains. The Parowan Paragonah preserve opens to buck deer with horns five inches or more, with 2000 doe permits issued for that preserve. Permits go on sale October 18 at check stations. prices vary by resident status and license holdings. The season runs October 21 to October 31 for deer and November 1 to 10 for elk. All permits must be returned to check stations and hunters must register. Firearms restrictions and check station locations will be announced.

State Board of Big Game Utah Fig Summut Gummall Creek Divide Litte Creek Little Creek Parowan-Paragonah Geéme Tengih Disi Ival Paragoal Towa

West Ward M I A Opens Social Season

West Ford Mutual Improvement Association sets opening social for next Tuesday evening in Meadow Hall. Event features a short program at 8 o clock followed by games and dancing. Regular meetings begin soon with September dates and invitations extended to members and friends while Barbara Smith returns from Bryce Canyon and Los Angeles for visits.

West Ford Mutual Improvement Asse Hsion

Local Seminary to Start With High School

Parowan Seminary prepares for another academic year opening with the high school the same day. An extra course will be offered, bringing total studies to fifty subjects for winter. Freshmen will study the Old Testament, sophomores the New Testament, and juniors and seniors Church History and Doctrine. Open to grades eight through twelve and alumni.

Parowan Seminary

Seminary Class Plans Southern California Trip

The Church History class of the Seminary will visit Southern California with a likely departure from Parowan on October 12 or 18. Mr. Kimball has arranged rates and accommodations at the Lankersheim Hotel in Los Angeles. The itinerary covers Los Angeles Culver City Santa Monica Westwood Beverly Hills Hollywood Burbank Glendale Wilmington and a pace of sightseeing with a max cost of about $20 including transport and hotel.

Church History Clase California Parowan Kimball Hee Rales Los Angeles Culver City BR. K. O Santa Monica Westwood Beverly Hills Holywood Burbank Glendale Wilmington Ing Transportation

Day Farm Potato Harvest Delayed One Week

Wilford Day of Parowan shipped a carload of UW S 1 Bliss Triumph potatoes to Higgins Cassidy Los Angeles brokers. They were high quality but immature for digging, prompting a one week halt to allow further maturity. Cedar City crews will begin harvesting mid September across 175 to 200 acres.

Wilford Day Parowan UW. S Rolce B. Nelson E. M. Corey Roy Davis Fred Perry Cedar City

District Court to Convene Next Monday

The September term of the Fifth Judicial District Court for Iron County will convene here at 2 o’clock next Monday afternoon with Judge Will L Hoyt on the bench. One criminal case and a long list of civil cases are on the calendar for consideration along with a naturalization hearing. The Board of County Commissioners will hold their regular September meeting the same day starting at 10 o'clock a.m.

Fifth Judicial District Court Iron County Will L. Hoyt Board of County Commissioners Sieck

East Ward M. I. A. to Hold Opening Social

The East Ward Mutual Improvement Association announced an opening social for next Tuesday evening with a short program games and dancing. Regular meetings begin the following Tuesday and all ward members are invited to join. Doyle Rowley son of Mr and Mrs W Clair Rowley returned Wednesday from a two week visit with cousin Gordon Ramveau in Bingham Utah.

East Ward Mutual Improvement Association Doyle Rowley W. Clair Rowley Gordon Ramveau Bingham Utah

Season's Biggest Storm Hits Parowan Valley September 16

A major rainstorm swept Parowan Valley from Monday to Wednesday, dropping 2.19 inches and stalling farm work. The system extended across Southern Utah with heavy clouds into Northern Utah, causing minimal damage beyond minor frost and crop issues. The storm coincides with National Women's Democratic Day activities in Iron County, promoting voter engagement and fundraising across 120,000 districts.

Parowan Valley M. L. Skougard Utah Franklin D. Roosevelt Democratic National Committee Fackenson Iron County James H. Wolfe Salt Lake City Women’s Democratic Digest Women's Division Roosevelt Benson

City County Jail Project to Start About Oct 1

Thompson WPA District Engineer announces the new City County Jail building work should begin on or about October 1. Plans are ready but few men available due to WPA regulations. In August WPA workers with 12 months service were laid off for 30 days and about 200 local workers were released with expected reinstatement after the period.

EN. Thompson WPA City County Iron Co

Parowan Girl Weds Boy From St George In Quiet Home Ceremony

Miss Iene Lowe of Parowan and Mr Later Terry Blake of St George were married last Friday afternoon at the bride’s home in a quiet ceremony conducted by Bishop W L Adams. The couple will reside in St George where Blake works as a truck driver. A reception followed Monday evening in the West Ward recreation hall with many friends and relatives in attendance.

Iene Lowe Terry Blake SS George W. L. Adams Ernest I. Lowe Roland E. Blake Washington County Owill St. George Blake West Ward St George and Beaver

Rainstorm Delays Pod Pea Harvest

A local report notes a rain storm slowed the harvest of late green pod peas. Workers of all ages will be invited to assist once weather allows. Moisture could boost yields if September frost stays away, and Frank Orton visited his Los Angeles relatives before returning to work.

Frank Orton Los Angeles Silas T. Orton

Chiltons Attend Funeral in Salt Lake City

Mr and Mrs George E Chilton attended the funeral of Chiltons sister Louise Chilton Barnhart in Salt Lake City yesterday afternoon. Barnhart aged 51 died Tuesday morning in a Salt Lake hospital. She is survived by her husband, one brother George E Chilton of this city, and two sisters, Mrs C H Estes and Mrs Williams of Cincinnati Ohio.

George E. Chilton Chilton Louise Chilton Barnhart Salt Lake City Barnhart Marry Salt Lake George E .Chilton This City C. H. Estes Williams Cincinnati Ohio

Rulon Orton Invited to Talk in West Ward Meeting

Bishop T. Wendell Bayles announces Elder Rulon Orton of St. George has been invited to speak at the West Ward sacrament meeting at 8 o clock Sunday afternoon. Orton recently returned from a two year mission in Czecho-Slovakia and is now teaching in Washington County. All ward members are invited to attend.

T. Wendell Bayles Rulon Orton St. George West Ward Orton Czecho-Slovakia Washington County

Flower Show Postponed By Parowan Garden Club

Officers of the Parowan Garden Club announce the Flower Show scheduled for today is postponed due to heavy rain. The club will meet Monday September 11 in room 16 of the grade school at 3:30 p.m. to set a new date and urge all members to attend.

Parowan Garden Club

Utah State Fair Grows to Record Premium Total

The 1939 Utah state fair opens September 16 and runs to September 23 with about 25 000 in premiums and awards. Leaders predict many new records in numbers and variety of exhibits across departments. Officials highlight improved displays in agriculture, crafts, and manufacturing, plus amusements and a free circus daily.

A. G. Mackenzie State Fair Board Ulan Utah Charles H. Smith Centerville Vgriculture Farmers of America S. Stephenson Utah Manufacturers’ Association Manufacturers’ Department D. W. Moffat Murray William J. Cowan RF. C. Swalberg

City Weighs Buying One Half Ton Fire Truck for Parowan

Parowan City Council during September session entertained a proposal from Lunt Motor Co Cedar City to supply a light half ton pickup with mounted fire equipment including a hose reel chemical tank collapsible ladder and minor gear. Day urged the citys high pressure water system would support the setup with a modest 300 purchase. Council will study the offer and report later. Other actions included rejecting Theron Teel audit bid as insufficiently definite and seeking a flat 200 audit option. The meeting covered street and cemetery projects race track improvements high school football field clearance and city budget matters with several residents placed on installment plans for back rent and taxes. Mayor Hatch and councilors Holyosk and Topham attended the State Municipal League in St George and reported on sessions.

Tvening Iate Lunt Motor Company Cedar City Farowan City W. Scott Day Motor Company Theron C. Teel and Company Pareowan City Hlateh Tem A. C. Hatch Joseph Holyosk Marts Topham States Municipal League St. George

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Ane Board Paragonah West Ward M. I. A Barbara Smith Bryce Cannon Mit Mere Southern California District Court East Ward Chiltons State Fair Beaver County
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