Parowan High Senior Hop Plans Serenade Night
Parowan High seniors host the annual hop Friday evening in the high school gym with a Blue Serenade theme. Eben Davenport leads the featured floor show and a quartet will sing during the event. Leadership includes Sener Clits as president and Nels Bayle heading general arrangements with Orland Evans, Jack Mitchell, Marlene Mickvit, Jajean Hent, and Eben Davenport assisting. The advertising and dance programs are led by Lu Youran Guymon with committee members Lori Berwon Jonna Dean Clark Firen Clark Joan Adams LaVerna Marlene and Lajean assisting. Music by The Music Makers orchestra for a semi formal dance plus a senior program for the assembly.
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Eben Davenport
Sener Clits
Nels Bayle
Orland Evans
Jack Mitchell
Marlene Mickvit
Jajean Hent
Eben Devenport
Lu- Youran Guymon
Loriviv Berwon
Jonna Dean Clark
Firen Clark
Joan Adams
LaVerna
Marlene
Lajeanow
East Ward Primary Conference Sunday Observed
The East Ward Primary plans its annual conference this Sunday with classes and songs led by Ber ta Rowey Alf Haycock and other officers. Sally Ward Jackie Ward and Shirley Mercer direct groups of children in prayers demonstrations and Sabbath observance as Nevada Adams and Veda Adams oversee arrangements.
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Rapeales Ofue
Paris News
Cdl Quays
Pariis
Lair
Taredon of
Berta Rowey
Alf Haycock
George Raumaey
Charles Adams
Rae
George Skougard
Rabbie Heap
Gude
Ronald Alortensen
Welourne
Clay Biss
Jackie Ward
Shirley Mercer
Sarah Muichel
Joy Whitney
Beverly Pendleton
Laloni
Bentley
Della Gurr
Bertrude Mitchell
Elen Johnson
Huidah Hulet Nevada Adams
Grace Holyoak
Veda Adams
Primary Association Sends $319.25 for Hospital Support
A letter to Stake President W Clair Howley from the General Board of the Primary Association notes the ward and stake Primary workers, teachers, and children raised 319.25 through birth permits and a house-to-house canvass for the Primary Children’s Hospital. The board praises the faithful response and asks for public conveyance of thanks.
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F& Ietter
Stake
W. Clair Howley
Your Sisters
General Board of Primary Association
Mes
Adele Cannon Howell
Mail Change Schedule for Parowan Mails 1949
Mail routes adjusted to run one hour earlier until November 1 1949. Cedar City and Nash wall deliveries to Parowan typically arrive by 10 30 AM. Letters should be at the Post Office by 7 30 AM to ensure timely processing.
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Paro- Wan
Ecaitch
Ype
Cedar City
Nash Wall
Parowan
Meeting For Parents Of Elementary Students Set Wed
Towns elementary school and Miss Helen Stones Paneiyel of the Paragonah Ses announce a meeting of the parents of elementary children of both communities. Alma Lawrence principal of Parowan High School will lead the discussion at 8 p.m. in the Economics Department. Refreshments will be served. Attendance is desired.
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Towsn
Hel
Helen Stones
Paneiyel
Paragonah
Ses
Alma Lawrence
Princiss
Parowen High School
Pine
Utah Leads in Silver Production Reveals Shifts in Metals
Twelve years ago Utah topped silver output while ranking high in copper and lead. Now twenty years later Utah is second in copper, third in lead, seventh in zinc, and third in gold with gold rising from fifth to third. Tulsa capitalist Dr. Layne Perry studies Moab sites for a new uranium ore processing mill to overcome lime content barriers. Some ore bodies contain lime up to twenty percent.
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Utah
Eureka Heportey
Layne Perry
Tulsa
Herbert S Hyatt Prominent Resident Dies At Home Here
Parowan Utah records a long serving resident Herbert S Hyatt dies at home after a long life as pioneer farmer, judge of the peace, and church elder. He married Lucy Gunn in 1882 and celebrated 67 years together. Survived by widow, ten children, sister Nellie Taylor, forty five grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Services set Saturday at 2 pm in the Weel Ward Chapel with burial in City Cemetery under Mortuary direction. Hyatt helped settle Panguitah, later operated a shingle mill, and farmed north Parowan for over twenty five years.
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Herbert ‘Smith Hstala
Parowan
Mr Hsott
Thadeon
Mim
Eis
Colburn
Salt Lake City
Church of Jesus
Loanerday Saints
Ceme Toy
Vermin Mortuary
Dowased
Panna
John S
Mirtha Newberry Hyatt
Utah
Panguitah
Pansea
Nevada
Souther
Heales
Parowsen City
L.D/S'Church
Parowan West Ward
Lucy Gunn
Pannen
Albena Gurr
Retta Reed
Nellie Bentley
LeRoy
Alma
Chester Hyatt
Purowan
Lance Hyatt
Gunnison
Smith Hyatt
Sandy
Dro G. DeFigatt
St. George
Luella Hynt
Silt Lake City
Nellie Taylor
Parcwan
Perk Dry Cleaners Announces Formal Opening Monday
Perk Dry Cleaners in Parowan announces a formal opening on Monday April. Owners Heper Guir and Gaylord Whitney invite the public to inspect the new facility on East Main Street between cenicer and first North. The building features brick and glass, steel beams, and the latest dry cleaning equipment including PERKLORETHLENE solvent. The plant claims capacity to clean forty pounds of dry clothing every forty minutes with twenty four hour regular service and two hour emergency service.
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Peck Dry Cleaners
Parowan
Suse
I & Genel
Heper Guir
Gaylord Wiutney
East Main Street
Cenicer
First North Streets
Puro- Wan
Messers Gurr and Whitney
Paulina Camp Daughters of Tieth Piers Meeting Set
The Paulina Camp of Daughters of Tieh Piers will hold its next regular meeting on Thursday April 14 at 2 p.m. at Alice M. Stephens home. Barbara Adams will give a program on The Blind in Uteh.
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Paulina
Daughters of Tieh Piers
Alice M. Stephens
Uteh
Barbara Adams
West Ward Scouts Banquet To Honor Fathers And Sons
West Ward Scouts invite all fathers and sons to a Monday evening Fathers and Sons Banquet in Parowan. The event, at the relief society hall, begins around 7:40 PM with a ticket price of 50 cents, funds raised from sales to support troop activities. District and state Scout executives may attend and speak. local leaders Norman Adams Verl Taylor Ward YALMER and others coordinate the event.
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Parowan Wo Wan
Marty’ Topham Geting
Centunic I
Fidon Smith
Orlu Holyoak
Kegt Marsden
Nils Buyles
Ward Yalmer
Norman Adams
Verl Taylor
Conference Attendees From Parown At Salt Lake City
A large Parown group joined others in Salt Lake City to attend the Ute Conference of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints during Un Piet week. Attendees include Lyle Halterman, Garth Whitney, Kent Marsden, Arnold Gurr, Bishop Earl C. Mitchell, W. Chur Rowley, J Harald Mitchell, Jesse Guyman, Peter Hobart, Sidney Pritchard, Ancel J. Adams, William Mansion and family, Clfton Taylor, and William C. Mitchell.
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Salt Lake City
Church of Jays
Charist
Latter-day Saints
Pune
Lyle Halterman
Garth Whitney
Kent Marsden
Arnold Gurr
Earl C. Mitchell
W. Chur Rowley
J. Harald Mitchell
Jesse Guyman
Peter Hobart
Sidney Prichard
Ancel J. Adams
William Mansion
Mary Od Louise
Clifton
Taylor
Willam C Mitchell
Personal News Notes from Parowan and Nearby
Supt and Mrs Owen Davis of Wayne County stayed in Parowan Wednesday night en route home from Cedar City with daughter Yvonne Bulinck. Guests included Sam Hanks of Salt Lake City and David Hanks of Oregon visiting Paragonah to see his sister Mrs William H Barton who is seriously ill and to see Wm F Whitney. Clarence and Ardeth Richardson and family from Las Vegas visited their father William F Whitney, who shows slow improvement while cared for by Bertha and Scott Mitchell since November. Mrs Clara Benon and daughter AuNella visited Jim Lloyds in Boulder City to care for Phyllis convalescing from an operation. Peter H GumV with Anni and Murray Rawson and children visited Idaho Falls and Salt Lake City for Conference Sessions. Eva Bennett left for El Monte to stay with son Merton and family. arrival of first great grandchild a girl born Monday in Hemet to Edd and Judy Richards Graham noted. J C and Jean Eulet and Karen of Provo visited Parowan, J C now registered as a BYU senior.
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Owen Davis
Wayne County
Parowan
Marlow Topham
Birknell
Cedar City
Yvonne Bulinck
Sam Hanks
Salt Lake City
David Hanks
Oregon
Paragonah
William H. ‘Barton
Hank
Wm. F Whitney
Clarence
Ardeth Richardson
Las Vegas
Thei
William F. Whitney
Iso
Marion
San Francisco
Edward
Clair
Orem
Frank
Bertha
Clara Benon
AuNella
Jim Lloyds
Boulder City
Nevada
Phyllis
Eva Bennett
el Monte
Calif
Merton
Hemet
Edd
Judy Richards Graham
Alice
Paro-wan
Burial Rites Held for Pfc Arthur Peterson Parowan Cemetery
Military graveside services were held at Parowan City Cemetery for Pfc. Arthur Peterson who died returning from Okinawa May 25 1945. The ceremony included a gospel song sung by four voices, prayers, a short address, a rifle salute by Legion members and taps. Color guard and pallbearers were local veterans. Family from Las Vegas Cedar City Provo and Long Beach attended along with many others.
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Clark Mitchell
Legion
Curry Bentley
Glide Smith
Sam Patchard
Heather Adame
Pall
Robert Fowler
Anthon Perry
Homer Parcells
Clinton Thornton
Harold Rogerson
Elmer Jensen
Jack Dalton Jr
Alma Evans
Howard Rasmussen
Dorothy Kirsten Voices Cancer Drive Appeal
Metropolitan Opera star Dorothy Kirsten lends her voice to the American Cancer Society campaign for 1949. Radio appeals urge support for the drive aiming to raise 14 500 000 dollars nationwide.
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Dorothy Kirsten
Metropolitan Opera
Chase ‘of Cancer Control
American Cancer Society
Cancer Ranked High Among 1948 Utah Disasters
In Salt Lake City the state capital, 1948 saw 1983 deaths with cancer accounting for 304 of them. The report notes cancer as the second greatest disaster in Utah for that year, exceeding automobile accidents blizzards and other events. Continued on Page Five.
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Utah
Salt Lake City
F P A Chapter Report On Marsh and Events
The report lists chapter activities from March through April including participation in BAC Vacation Day on March 26, farm projects, and judging livestock, dairy, poultry. Members Nile Hoyle and J Bayles are noted, with references to work on a 401 acre farm and a Yellow Stone text project as part of the chapter duties.
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Mane
Ther Witliboy
Clay
Orland Evans
Nile Hoyle
Hyatt Bentley
Joan Bayles
BAC
James Universiny
Verdex Robinson
Paragonah News Highlights Parish Play and Social
The Paragonah community reports a Monday evening classroom program in the School Auditorium featuring a Relief Society Orme sponsored event. Cast of St Cleary people directed by Orval Lamoreatis performs a lively play. Local announcements cover church conference plans, family visits, hospital news, and a wedding anniversary gathering.
Mrs Hannah Riedsen’s Nephew Kay Litily Visits Kane Co
Mrs Hannah Riedsen enjoyed a brief visit from her nephew Kay Litily in Kane County recently.
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Hannah Riedsn
Kay
Foun Kane Co
Hall Corner Bustle As Cecil Barton Builds New Home
A lively day around the former Hall site as residents note activity on the corner. Cecil Barton has begun construction on a new house with the basement already underway, and work continues through the area.
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Cecil Barton
Bes
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Music Makers Orchestra
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MOAB
Herbert S. Hyatt
Perk Dry Cleaners
Whitney
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Fathers & Sons
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Peter H. Gum v
Anni
Murray Rawson
Idaho Falls
Idaho
J. C
Jean Eulet
Karen
Provo
R. Wallace Hulets
J- C. Iss
BYU
Pfc
Arthur Peterson
Arthur Petersan
Parowan City
Gaylord Whitney
Ivan Prime
Delmar Davis
Albert Davis
Durham Morris
Anna Cason
Robert Lamoreaux
Katherine Bowen
Lewis Mickelson
Laban Burt
Ruth Dotson
Grant Smith
Beaver
John Rogerson
Ay Rogerson
Maxine Robinson
Fillmore
Lorcan Hulms
George Jewel
Clara Macier
Ruehfield
H. C. Bradfield
Eula Peterson
Bessie Squires
Long Beach
California
F. PF. A. Chapter Report
Paragonah News
Purgonzh
Io Milton
Gilbert Robison Toe
Salt Lake
William 5S
Bartyo Anuesim
S Hanks
Deve Hanks
Oreges
Heraughters
Alva and
Gwentn
Risit
Barry
Agnes Boardman
Wiltin Boardman
Ruth
Pyn
Cox
Cyronia
Orssen ‘Ji
Tab
Jhine Gal
Renforei
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