Debating groups conduct school state meet preparation
Students from RTSmans Groups and Forest class gathered this morning for Salt Lake debate preparations with teachers Carvey Ward Anna and Ralph Benson among those present. Debaters Austin Adams AC Hatch and pecker attended while music contests kept another student away. Parowan previously qualified a team for the state meet, and sixteen Weight and eighteen students were listed for solo and pair contests. a full report will be sought if available.
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Salt Lake
Jpcsty
Utah
Carvey Ward
Anna _n
Ralph Benson
Austin Adams
AC Hatch
Pecker
Mily
Parowan
Gly
Sams
Delta
Parowan servicemen return from Army and Navy duties
A Parowan report lists several local servicemen returning or discharged from World War II service. Alma A. Dalton and Grant W. Mortensen are noted for Asiatic-Pacific theater and aviation and Navy service. Ralph W. Bayles was discharged after two years in the Air Forces. Arthur Robinson returned after three years of service. K B Rowley completed Navy duties since 1944 with multiple training locations. Richardson was released from an Army hospital in El Paso following a wound. A county deer-count program is announced for Sunday April 14 with community attendance urged.
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Alma A. Dalton
HW. Dalton
L’ Freeman Dalton
Grant W. Mortensen
Delbert W. Mortensen
Svc Engineer Aviation
Mortensen
Tooele
Ralph W. Bayles
Herman E. Bayles
Paro
Lewis
Washington
Air Fields
Colorado
Td Robinson
U.S. Navy
Arthur Robinhome
K B. Rowley
Clair Rowley
Navy
Long Beach
Teker
Calif
Great Lakes
Sta
Oran ‘Ea
San Francis Guam
Pacific
Richardson
Army Hospital
el Paso
Whitney
Alent
South Pacific
Parowan High to Send Seven to Hurricane Track Meet
Coach Claude Adams announces Parowan High will field seven boys at the Hurricane invitational track and field meet. The squad trains on a poor city track, with events listed for each athlete including dashes, high jump, long jump, and javelin. A freshman, Clair Robinson, competes in junior high events. Mary Lu Joseph leads a 35 girl group in the Posture Parade at Hurricane High School.
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Parowan High School
Claude Adams
Adams
Howard Stubbs
Bob Stubbs
Warren A. Dalton
Dale Evans
Freeman Pendleton
Willard Decker
Clair Robinson
Juior
Mary Lu Joseph
Hurrican High School
Parowan High Play "Skidding" Delights Townspeople
Parowan High School delivered the play "Skidding" to students and townspeople on midweek performances. Directed by Mrs. Jean Hendrickson, the cast drew praise for its portrayal of family life with humor and pathos, pleasing audiences with its strong ensemble.
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Parowan High School
Andy Hardy Cerles
Jean Hendrickson
Idaho
B A C To Graduate Largest Class Since 42
The largest graduating class since 1942 will receive diplomas at Branch Agricultural College Cedar City. 42 students filed for graduation. 12 servicemen return to complete education under the GI Bill. Commencement May 24 with Dr. Ray Olpin delivering the address. Names include Albert Adams, Katherine Mitchell of Parowan, Maxine Lund, Cedar City, and many others from Parowan, Paragonah, Delta, Provo, Hurricane, Grantsville, Kanab, Beaver, Scipio, Summit, and New Harmony.
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Parowan
Parssenah
Branch Agricultural College
Cedar City
Elva Oldroyd
College Repreeur
BLALC
Ray Olpin
University of Utah
Albert Adams
Marle Lyman
Leonard A. Mickelson
Katherine Mitchell
Maxine Lund
Paragonah
Frank B. Cooley
Kent Dover
Garth W. Esplin
Donald B. Ford
Dorothy Gardner
Audrey J. Haight
Dorian Janson
Ruth B. Jolley
Evelyn Kunz
Gustav Olof Larson
Frances B Leigh
Onda Miller
Elma R. Sargent
Dawn Ann Seaman
Adele Levy
Carol Urie
Mary Jane Vrie
Joyce Brown
Ruth Oldroyd
Loa
Mario B. Bussio
Provo
Vodis
May Fidel
Beth Prestwich
Delta
Ralph D. Henderson
Rockville
Maxine Hirschi
Bettie Lou Spendlove
Antoinette Sullivan
Hurricane
Donald J. Jefferies
Grantsville
Donna Major
Kanab
Howard R. Mathews
Erma Paice
Vic White
Beaver
Muriel Mathews
Scipio
Byron Carlyle Peacock
Emery
Zina Radford
Summit
Eldon W. Schmutz
New Harmony
Home Extension Specialist to Hold Meeting in Iron County
Mrs Effie Barrows Extension Home Furnishing Specialist will visit Iron County for three days next week with Mrs Bernice Linford Home Agent. Meetings include April 15 2 PM Cedar City B A C cafeteria wool dyeing rug making. April 15 8 PM Round Table on home planning. April 16 1 30 PM New Castle for several towns wool dying kitchen planning. April 17 10 AM and 2 PM Parowan West ward chapel Home builders round table and wool dyeing rug making. Public invited.
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Effie Barrows
Stat Extension
Iron County
Bernice Linford
Cedar City
B.A.C
BAC
New Castle
Beryl
Modena
Lund
Bishop Christensen
Parowan West Ward
School Fair And Show Set For Next Friday At Porowan High
Porowan High School departments plan the Spring Livestock Show and Fair on Friday afternoon April 19 with livestock judging at 1 p.m. on grounds north of the building. farm mechanics displays in the shop and home economics in the rooms. If weather delays, the fair will move to Monday. Townspeople are invited to enter exhibits and contact Mr. Brown. Entertainment includes a girls softball tournament and a hot dog stand operated by FFA boys.
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Porowan High School
Farm Mechanics Department
H. E
Parowan Ffa
Logan
Cedar City
FFA
Pendleton
Mr. Brown
Oleen Hatch
Buddy Orton
State And County To Cooperate In Fire Prevention Program
Iron County commissioners call a mass meeting for Parowan Paragonah and Summit residents to discuss county road projects and fire prevention funding. The state will reimburse part of fire control costs, with budget items for training, supervision, and burn permits. A Parowan Chamber committee urged a survey of Parowan Canyon Road for next year’s construction. The board set April 15 to discuss the summer road program, approved school levy considerations, and authorized property tax actions and a potential new county weed department truck, plus fair exhibit planning for Utah’s centennial upcoming year.
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Board of Iron County Commissioners
J. E. Burt, Jr
State Board of Fire Control
State Dept. of Agriculture
Iron County
S . Lamb
Ray TH. Adams
Lamb
Adams
Parowan Chamber of Commerce
Ivan Decker
E. Ray Lyman
Jess Guyman
D. H. Richards
Parowan
Paragonah
Summit
Tanthus Wright
Wright
State Department of Education
Thornton Drug Co
Cedar City
War Assets Administration
Weed Department
State Fair Commission
Utah
Lamont E. Tueller
Bernice Linford
S. J. Whitney
Lana
Ais
County Cancer Fund Drive Planned in Iron County
A countywide drive to raise funds for cancer research and control in Iron County is set for April as Cancer Month. Mrs. Georgia B Mitchell leads the northern end with W Scott Mitchell as chairman. quota is 200 dollars for the month. The Cedar City conference on April 20, headed by Dr D G Edmunds and Dr Paul Edmunds, will include Iron Beaver Washington and Kane counties.
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Iron County
American Cancer Society
Georgia B. Mitchell
W. Scott Mitchell
D. G. Edmunds M. D
Cedar City
Beaver
Iron
Washington
Kane Counties
D. G. Edmunds
Paul K. Edmunds
Reed W. Farnsworth
Jennie Larson
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