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Show r Allow as times. parowan filE rtROWAN TIMES AVu.lable C TEACH! KS SALARY Cunt FURNACKS STOKKRS PJELISHED WEEKLY by the PRINTING CO PAIIOWAN PUB. UTAH (KRilUAKY '.! Ml.vsIoNLL.S Mas Jhism-- J H. MELTING :..at th.x coni. CHURCH NEWS Cont. com-:,- PAROWANhJi Walds, also, that out of 80 JaJla- Up tla- ,l.!t le-'.a Maids. 30 have bix-NEWS) i tunc J.u the cammisx.on to the gills in Paivwan fit III oil till giU!ld Vi La Rcpulted By; Hus is an outstanding fwuid and ur.:,4 q of Nc.l one I II .!tl- - l, MM t.f'-Me should be proud of. Tlie ParuMun R.,n.5 pil f !, I', all I ), I kil , and Will H cane on there ... lesWard Relief East Wax r.alt ed t" collect lllfol Hit Society night in basketb.,: n to; Jj Apill issue of the son fot Tuesday, Feb, J8th, Mill be g the Mine iiio t i.,l Cuuiitv (tffiois Mag.i in cliaige of Iluhla lluht, M ho Mill Mele ctifi-atixj ii t.a !i I to feataic the Slate piesi-n- t 'WeV.watd March of Amer; ii.If '"U I elM-U Mull '! .f be in Tlie same subjix t ica them one jxiint Jim ph Mas aj'jsinted as chug! e of Mrs I'aiker Waul in the us on our floor I n.nel Justin of the Peace for West Waid We also pluvi , t.H1a ..sail I'lccinits Wolves Thursd.n U! t Gcxuge S Rum ley, c hairman of Upoii i ix omm, mi.il ion by Sheriff defeated tiietil d , tlie in HXrt. committee K'lit Sis '.Ii, Sixi'i L Mathexon Mas (the 26. M'oik West announces this Ward that tinas n Commissioners oi by j j is to be taken up again, this time f lb putv she: .ff foi Lon County Painting of the Vision under the piie I)und itorium m ill he xt i a , r and they urge ptxiple to get their iirul the now ou: l,T family records started. M'lll be put up m in n NEWS C-- nt PAEAGONAH g Wednesday Mas Parowan Stake TTiey hope to com yiete a. and Mi Jay Davenport's at the St. George Temple and die si'hool play .V.'n,,q f. Day little soil Wav fie 8 ye.it old passed is presented next Thus' F'uneial ser-- one of tlie largest crowds ever to .im.iv F'ebiuaiv I.--t Friday nights. Tin aud.; a i s Mur hi Id ifi Summit He is attend M'as there. The following pexe-plexcurmade the Parowan from sutvivid by h.s p.oent.s and thiee biothi's and siste's also his grand sion: From the Eu st Ward Mere Mr. & jui : : Mi. and Mre Win T, Davm-,..- n Mrs Jess Guymon, Mr. & Mrs. I ..f hi .u: in.ih and Mi. and Mrs Elmer Gurr, Mr A Mrs IIoM'ard ' !!, D h s o' S,.mm.t. Ward. Mr A Mis. W, Chur Row ley, Alice Mitchell, Augusta Adams. Nevada Sni.lh and Josiph.no Adams. Third.' from the W-s- t Ward were: Mr. A Mrs. Hailey Dalton. Mr. A Mrs. John Page. Mr. A Mrs. George S. Rowley, Almon Orton, Either Mhere slje has bun Orton and Sarah Ilulet. Man SCHOOL eJ tl I Victor M. Norman. Publisher. Mjr. . liiAil Ill c iiif itiUmivm Jli.iV E.". HEATING . PROBLEMS Phone JATIOWAUDITORIAt ASSOCIATION .ill !1 aide m the m.-r- t Is,,. !'ijn school as Mill as m the mils' i I.dini ate eonsi hdati ,i a hmil For te.u-.he- ! s' salaries air .e s.d.11 IS , i J latisf i.fh1 fiTI HOLLAND FURNACE 7r 2 til S, 5 Wet fi.i.ii City J !, - , important in the dctcrnun; tio.n ..f minimum s'and.eds as are the ru at tli Post Ollier at Parowan. Probali and Cuardionxhip Notice "f taa.ks and othif Mlppilt S 27. 1915 Utah. Fr further tnfoi ina'mn vrt.ult the It d'i-- nt need to be o)nts o.r le:k of the Dxtict Court or heir that .salary srhrdult S for Utah due.itor s (lave not kept ii.iec tin Hit (! i Sipitt ii, In the Fifth Judni.d it Cout using ci i t of living or M'ith f the State of Utah, Ifl u!.d foj till nt.s g'anted to or M'on by p .u Countv ot 7; on titioners in other fields. It is impoi-tan- t NOTICE TO REDITORS to jxiint out that while diM.-nsehiMiI In the Matter of the Estate of teachers already have LICENSED ABSTRACTER FRANK J BURTON, 1). ceased enganiod programs in Affiliate. with Creditors Mill pit sent i la ms with ixnl of a sta.'t. ng minimum of $24uo SECURITY TITLE CO. Vouchers to the Ullde; IjTird at his seaily, tlie Utah Education A Office at Court Houte. Parowan esidence at P.iMiwan, Lon County oat a in proposal of a $2280 .starting State of Utah, on oi hi foie tin minimum is gaining supfxirt um:ig Weieili in tfie t u k nr sawiit, aim 11th the teaching profession as the (,g day of April, A D 1I7. COAL fut .sail. Sec Clair Llrtcr iif Dated til's 1st. dav of Fcbiu.ny. me on Minch they can proon' telephone 2313, r.iimv an. D 1947. sol.d front. O WINSTON ORTON. That "fiont" need not be a min Ot All Kindi Tha Bint la (or Execute! tant one. Nor dos the pica for s,i MORRIS & MATHESON ary recogition need to be a denuu'.d foi Executor Dr. Moffitt, Me believe, spoke tin Attorneys LIKE - FIRE Rank of Southern Utah Bldg mind of every educator Mhcn AUTOMOBILE - SURETY BONDS Cedar City, Utah said: Utah's education crisis will Issues of Feb 7. H, 21, 28 ome n the next two to f.m with. W. CLAIR ROWLEY M'eeks not next spiing" COAL FOR SALE: That Mas not a throat. It Mas voic-Probate and Guardianship Notice Woodrow Watson - Telephone 2128 by a man whose career as an COLORADO INTERESTED For Further Information Consult ducator clcaily evidences his u Cleik of Distnet Court Tlie Denver Pom t is mteiested in f the profession, deaily pnrtmv.' or Respective Signets I'tahs activ.ths to attract tourfc.ts conscientious appiasieh to the In the Fifth Judicial District Court ind in consetjui nee has asked the of the State of Utah, in and for the icsponsihility entailed in LL,h state Department of Publicity minds shaping yes. and hearts, to, County of Iron nd Indu.ti.d Development for a Thoie is no indication that Utah NOTICE TO CREDITORS stoi y. They jiarticulai ly want deMill eaehers break their conti acts In the Matter of the Estate of illative Utah's plans for the heir is no hint of a possibility they tails BENJAMIN W. OPENSHAW sUiblv-xhint of tourist welcome their posts. But Deceased. would walk now posts being planned for eight CredAors Mill present claims M'ith there is an ominous hint that conentrances into Utah highway major voucher to the undersigned at h!s tracts to be issued next spring may the State met of by Depart Publicity u accumulate lot of dust on superesidence or through the mails at nd Ind ust ud Development. The intendents desks and aroM-anthat many Iron County, State of REED AND WORTH ORTON toiy has been sent to the Post 10th day of a private enterprise will be reaping on or before the Utah, with a picture of the Telephone 2021 iccompannd the benefits of a skill that rightfully April, A D. 1947. chitect's of the attrac-ivdrawing Dated this 7th day of April, A. D. belongs to the generations still sh.to-inn ranch house styled westei up. 1947. welcome stations. The first two of I have a feeling," said Dr. MofCLIFTON TAYLOR. hah are scheduled for erection at Administrator fitt, "that mc are writing the second St. Geoige and Kanab. A. M. MARSDEN chapter in a mighty important book. WANTS UTAH PROGRAM Attorney for the Administrator, That book, Dr. Moffitt, could have Bank Bldg, Parowan, Utah an unhappy ending. The Desert Magazine, published Issues of Feb. 7, 14, 21 28. at El Centro, California and serving the Intel mountain and COAL & WOOD aieas. has asked the Utah State Department of Publicity for a full proof the yearly events scheduled gram FOR SALE m the state dunng 1947. The program has been sent to the magazine and s also available to others d Contact Sherwin Benson in events taking place in Utah Phone 2801 or 2322 this season. iiU-m- ns Semite! Class Mini Mat i ! te-- r Oet-ilw- r s L-- , . i ADS CLASSIFIED H. C. Ir-i- ! Parcells ine-ti-- C ! I INSURANCE sui: v I e $1. Spotlighting 1 UTAH hustiand and 1 g For Sale Coal & Wood i i , I'e: in CalexuM, sht t-to see El :n Ga in that loc.J.ty c I ENCI A very interesting afternixm Mas spent by Stake Relief Society of- fleers Mrs. Edna Hatch, Mrs Ethel lmPl.vtd the Robb, A Mrs. Barbara Adams inst'm. h,s Enoch on Tuesday of this week lhe En,x.h War, Rt.It.f FARM BUREAU AUXILLT, Thoy I whose president is Mary TO HOLD MEETING Davenport Jones, a former Parowan Mrs. Roice NiKun pav. resident. A group of over 20 ladies from all over the valley met at the the Farm Bureau Aux.lh- -, home of Vera Muric where they to meet all women of ?, worked on some of their church Tuesday February 18th. at i' Welfare Projects. The ladies we - in the East Ward ILL! j drivcn to En(K.h by Mrs IWn? room. We urge all won: Lund of Paragonah. present. i iU I Jrt.e-- A., feat; toM-n- t Cul t! LLnaii J: jevportc id all I t tl of tha' i-- 3 A', goea i e g West-coa- THE SPEED COP WART. O' FttL V ooms $( at 2206. rod. Veron W. Docker. Taylor Miller Tele. 2376 City lot, 6X FOR SALE: Good location. Inquire 14 -- Recapped truck tire size since recapped. Mounted on a 1935 Chevolet wheel. Lost between Pine Valley and Parowan on Highway and Parowan. LOST: 1 32 X 6. Unused Lund-Ced- Notify ar GOLDEN BAYLES Dont let this happen to YOU Because of FAULTY WIRING at Parowan Wo are prepared to do any electri- ALFALFA HAY cal woik, FOR SALE $30. house wmng jobs down to the per ton at stack Weighing Facilities Available in- stallation of a us any time. Dont take any chances, single outlc i t. Call on lecti lcians. & Probate and Guardianship Notice For further information consult the Cleik of District Court or Respective Signore. In the Fifth Judical District Court of the State of Utah, in and for the County of Iron NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Matter of the Estate of DEAN M. RICHARDS, otherwise known as MAGGIE DEAN RICHARDS, Deceased. Creditors will present claims with vouchers to the undersigned at his residence at Parowan, Iron County, State of Utah, on or before the 10th day of April, A. D 1947 Dated this 31st day of January, A D Yc have a Good stock of OIL & ELECTRIC WATER HEATERS Complete line of FLUORESCENCE Fixtures EMERSON RADIOS SMART TABLE .MODELS at $34.50 & $3S.OO ELECTRIC IRONS San pxen Iron 1947. S1U95 1 1'ED General M.lls Iron $lu CLAIM RON 15 $42 50 D. H. RICHARDS Administrator MARSDEN Issues of Feb 7, 14. 21, 28. Attorney for the Adm.nistrator. A M SELBY ELECTRIC 170 NORTH MAIN PHONE 504 CEDAR wants utah information The National Association of Tra- an organization with epresentdtives in every state in the Union and whose interests are promoting the tourist and vacation business, have asked the Utah y Department for some pertinent information. The information, they state, will be used in making a national suivey of the tourist business. r$ 8ur Tmr 0 Wfr ir r M. - BURTOlI MtCur CO. i A CO. CITY The Utah Department of Publicity expects the 1047 Purist expenditure m Utah til exceed $100,000,000 mark, and foresee-- , thi time m the near f Ita-wh- n the figur will be doubled o: even t .pil'd. o effect i'ered b hilon. V.1 I .a! tern the I the de Come in, See and Compare the New than MOBIL TIRES 6:00 X 6:50 16 X 2211 for of 5 50X 16 delivery service on fuel oil for your MOBIL FOR FIRST CLASS AUTO payn ;Vs offici 4 1:er by G 'j oil , the 0 will have heaters i BATTERIES RE- - ant pensions Guaranteed by the makers of Mobilgas and Mubiloil Call the -- ng inal Available in beni?fit ! US! PAIRING SEE c Scbility ea war veter, 5 tied only teween Dee PAROWAN SERVICE COMPACT of the Decembei 41 at the academies j naval ai fc active di after D be cree r4 FOR 1JI true rate ntinue to disabili EXPERT of official ' ,Ater that Cleaning 6(1 n a pea Member 2,928 G Dying Ja of the 50,067. 2.5 Hat a Recoi, 4 'Werans h afUtoth Blocking e Hian one 10 4 15 18 a cleaning service by contacting' of our representitives before the 1st of each month. Clothes be picked up on the 1st and delivered spic and span CONTACT DEE PRITCHARD CONOCO STATION wer k 4 Take advantage of AT HIS HOME date ha compJe shows ars are enre :.es or on the' OH RIODEL CLEANERS othe while f5 roll "nab.h tati. t OR CALL 2111 n&w r?aed . a rv has 4, ,n P: future 17 'ss bled rogram r-- Lloyd Dalton p Of Prooiii tm iloans, Moth e -- that proclaim vel Officials, Their first question asked Is: What wax the 1946 tourist business wo: th to your state? While hie is no wav to determine in ictual figures tV exact amount Utah received from the tourist, it is a fact that last August was Utahs peak tourist month, and that every hour of that month tourists arrived in Salt Lake Citv at the rate of 463 per hour or 77 every minute. August normally accounts for 26 per cent of the years tourist business in the Capitol City and on that basis, it has been determined that Salt Lake City was visited by some 1,324,900 tourists in 1946 and that they spent for food, shelter, transportation, souvenirs and travel nerds, the sum of SI 9,873,500 On theb basis of Salt Lake Citv's visitation, it is estimated that the entire state of Utah received the sum of approximately S80.000.000 durng 1946 from visitors and tourtxts Utahs piewar annual tourist income was only $37,000,000. mlmg .s Pub-hoit- play safe and call one of our expert Delivery at Anytime! COMPANY Enterprise, Utah ranging from complete Edward S. Rich, Duchesne businessman and promoter of an oil well now being drilled ten miles south of Myton and 75 miles west of Rungel.v, Colorado, visited the Utah State Department of Publicity offices last week and showed a bottle of crude oil he had extracted from bailings of his well now down to 2050 feet. Mr. Rich says that the best indication of oil, is oil itself. 7 (VICI st OIL SHOWINGS building purposes. Call Benson Haycock FO 9, inter-este- FOR SALE: Good Nothern Coal and Also sand and gravel for wood. r JO wipt'iWfM' "ANDY" BY K ni 3,833 Jnder jhe |
