Parowan Council Discusses TV Feasibility and Road Funds
Parowan City Council explored bringing television to Parowan Valley via direct wire from a mountain tower. A survey by Triple A Electronics was authorized and an agreement drafted if feasible. City road funds will oil and surface 24 miles of streets including 2nd East, 3rd West, South 2nd East to 3rd West, and adjacent alleys. Cooperation with County and State Road Dept.
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Parowan Valley
Parowan
Bo 4
Triple A Electronics Engineering Firm
Los Angeles
Barnes Finkinson
Cedar City
Councilams
Parowan City i
BH & U
2Nd East
Center St
Taylor‘s Cafe
Center Street
Main
State Road Department
Red Hill Wranglers Saddle Club
Parowan Student Wins Top Post At CSU
Steve Adams of Parowan won the College of Southern Utah student body president post last week. A sophomore industrial arts major and ROTC cadet major, he belonged to Intercollegiate Knights and the Trades and Industry Club and served on the student council. Helen Taft Monroe was elected vice president and Darleen May Delta was chosen secretary.
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College of Southern Utah
Steve Adamis
Ray H. Adams
Parowan
Steve
Intercollegiate Knights
The
Trades and Industry Club
Helen Taft
Monroe
Darleen May
Delta
Blood Mobile Unit To Visit Parowan May 3
Eugene M. Orton named chairman of Parowan Blood Procurement Program by Mrs. A. C. Hatch with Red Cross Special Service officer Nellie Bentley assisting. The Red Cross Mobile unit will be in Parowan May 3 from 2 00 to 7 p m for blood donations. Residents willing to donate a pint should contact Mr. Orton to arrange an appointment.
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Eugene M. Orton
Parowan
A. C. Hatch
Red Cross
Nellie Bentley
Hatch
Orton
Ward Priesthood Members Attend Provo Ball Game
As a Third Ward Priesthood project, Arionic Priesthood Quorums members joined leaders to attend a Provo game between the Harlem Globetrotters and the American All-Stars. Supervisors were Bishop Karl O Mitchell Kendall Gurr and D Watson Adams with Mrs Mitchell and Mrs Gurr joining. Readable list of participating boys includes Keith Haltermann Tom Dobrusky Elwood Benson Donald Burton Ralph Watson Donald Halterm an Scotty Haycock Ronald Mortensen Wayne Benson Rodney Adams Gordon Adams Rodrick Lister.
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Provo
Harlem Globe Trotters
Karl O. Mitchell
Kendall Gurr
D. Watson Adams
Quorum
Mitchell
Mrs. Gurr
Keith Halterman
Tom Dobrusky
Elwood Benson
Donald Burton
Ralph Watson
DonaldHalterman
Scotty Haycock
Ronald Mortensen
Wayne Benson
Rodney
Gordon Adams
Rodrick Lister
Hazen Lay Family Visits Parowan Friends
Mr and Mrs Hazen Lay and their two daughters of Kerns Utah spent last week visiting Connie Stevens and her parents the Albert Stevens of Parowan strengthening ties between families and communities in the area.
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Hazen Lay
Kerns
Utah
Connie
Albert Stevens
Parowan
P H S Students To Compete In Vocational Day
Parowan High School will send entrants from business home economics industrial arts and agriculture to the College of Southern Utah vocational day on Saturday Principal Max Dalley reports the business department will field three teams in competitions Jackie Ward Peggy Mitchell Larry King lead the first year typing team with Mary Carol Lemmon Victor Norman and Marie Adams on the second year typing and shorthand teams.
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Parowan High School
College of Southern Utah
Max
Dalley
Elizabeth Hall
Southern Utah
Jackie Ward
Peggy Mitchell
Larry King
Mary Carol Lemmon
Victor Norman
Marie Adams
Iron County Officials Attend School in Parowan
All members of Iron County's official family attended the county officials school in Parowan on Tuesday. The schedule included a 1 pm luncheon and an open forum in the County Court House. The event was arranged by the State Association of County Officials with the State School for Vocational Education. Lawrence W. Jones, newly installed association president and Sevier County Commission chair, spoke greetings. Col E. E. Weaver of the University of Utah Institute of Government moderated.
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Iron County
Parowan
State Association of County Officials
State School For
A. Grant
Association
Lawrence W. Jones
Sevier County Commission
Col
E. E. Weaver
The
Institute of Government, University of Utah
Local Dairys Set Production Record in County
Three dairy herds from Parowan achieved an average butterfat of over 400 pounds in a 305 day production record. Dairymen Warren Dalton Alma Hyatt and Myron Abbott received Dairy Herd Improvement Association awards for top county herds. Abbott Paragonah milked 4.1 cows at 419 pounds per cow while Hyatt’s 123 cows averaged 430 and Dalton’s 28.4 cows averaged 415.
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Parowan
Warren Dalton
Alma Hyatt
Myron Abbott
Dairy Herd Improvement Association
Mr. Abbott
Paragonah
Mr. Hyatt
Mr. Dalton
Parowan-Paragonah
Ray Morris
North
Ren County
Cancer Drive to Be Launched April 23
Mrs L W Sorenson and Mrs A Hatch will head Parowan cancer drive this year. A concentrated fundraising push will contact every home Friday April 23 between 6 and 7 pm by volunteer workers led by bi wap tas, Mrs Frank Decker, Mrs Oliver Green, Mia Oliver Thal lips and Mrs Ivan Decker. Residents are urged to have contributions ready for the time. Prizes include a weal blanker from Parowan Mercantile, a Sampson cant ille from Mitchells Gift & Appliance, and a 24 piece stainless steel tableware set from Parowan Trading Center. Drawings the following Monday will name winners. Funds go to the Cancer Foundation to aid patients and public education on prevention.
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L W Sorenson
A Hatch
Parowanagai
Parowan
Tas
Frank Decker
Oliver Green
Mia
Oliver Thallips
Ivan Decker
Dolhir
Parowan Mercantile
Mitchells’ Gift & Applance
Parowan Trading Center
The
Cancer Foundation
Final Parowan Ward Relief Society Food Sale Set
The Parowan Third LDS Ward Relief Society food sale committee plans its final sale Saturday after 11 a.m. at the Mitchell Gift & Appliance store to bolster the ward building fund. All profits go to construction, with church matching once the target is reached. Committee members thank volunteers and urge more helpers, listing organizers Mrs Minnie Lowder, Mrs Alice Halterman, Mrs Lizzie Matheson, and Mrs Anna Cawood.
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Parowan Third Lds Ward Relief Society
Relief Society
Minnie Lowder
Alice Halterman
Lizzie Matheson
Anna Cawood
Service men return home and report on leave
Former paratrooper Arold Dalton arrives in Parowan with his family after discharge at Fort Bragg. James C Mitchell, an air force mechanic, lands in Parowan during a 30 day leave before rejoining duty in Greenville. Pfc Garth Whitney is stationed in Chicago as a parts clerk with the AAA Gun Battalion, while his brother Pfc Richard Whitney completes basic training at Fort Ord and awaits overseas duty in the far East.
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Pfe
Arold Dalton
Dalton
Parowan
Fort Bragg
North Carolina
US Army
Paratroopers
Meeks Dalton
James C. Mitchell
Jim
San Francisco
Japan
Air Force
Las Vegas
Betty Davenport
Greenville
Mississippi
Air Corps
John S. Mitchell
Samuel J. Whitney
Pfc
Garth Whitney
Chicago
Illinois
AAA
Fort Ord
Whitney
Richard Whitney
Calif
Far East
New Arrival for the Smiths at Iron County Hospital
Charles F and Norma Smith Burton greet a son born April at Iron County Hospital weighing 6 pounds 6 ounces. Grandparents Dell and the couple’s other relatives share the happy announcement as Charlene Frank and Lawrence await their new brother, with Dell Smith the standout grandparent.
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Charles F
Norma Smith Burton
April
Iron County Hospital
Charlene
Frank
Lawrence
Dell Smith
Stake Junior Gleaners and M Men Activities Begin
Stake Junior Gleaners and M Men from every ward in Parowan Stake kick off a three day program, with elections in Enoch Ward led by Miss Janice Jones and Sanford Topham as head of Junior M Men. Sunday Sacrament meetings will feature reports, with Elder Rodney Turner as principal speaker at 8 p.m. Attendees planned a Zion Canyon outing on May 1st with each ward providing meals and transport.
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Ior McMien
Frr
The
Mutual Improvement Association
Parowan
Jess Guymon
Roy F Hatch
Junor
Enoch
Janice Jones
Stake
Sanford Topham
Janice
Stanford Jones
Mario Topham
M-Men
Shirley Robinson
Paragonah
David Orton
Parowan Third Ward
Rodney Turner
Cedar City Seminary
Zion’s Canyon
Ready Made Family play set by Parowan MIA
The Parowan First Ward MIA will present The Ready Made Family, a three act farce, as its community budget contribution next week. A 8 p.m. youngsters show Monday and a second performance Tuesday at Recreation Hall invite all ages 12 and over with no charge. Cast includes Leone Rasmussen, Sanford Topham, Barbara Bayles, Sharon Holyoak, Lennie Page, Arlo Holyoak, Arlene Holyoak, Charles Adams, Bessie Halterman, Nelson Taylor, with Bessie Halterman directing and Alberta Evans as assistant. MIA officers help with stage work and the entire community is urged to attend. The Mutual meetings of other wards will be replaced by attendance at the play.
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Parowan First Ward
Leone Rasmussen
Agnes Martyn
Sanford Topham
Bob Martyn
Barbara Jane Bayles
Marilee
Sharon Holyoak
Gracie
Lennie Page
Miss Lydig
Arlo Holyoak
Henry Turner
Arlene Holyoak
Doris
Charles Adams
Sammy
Bessie Halterman
Begonia
Martyn
Nelson Taylor
Nicodemus
Alberta Evans
MIA
County to Invoke Conditions of Rest Home Contract
The Iron County Board moves to enforce contract terms with Garrett Construction of Salt Lake City and US Fidelity and Guarantee for the new Rest Home project in Parowan. Completion delays persist. a $20 daily forfeiture clause remains in force as work continues toward acceptance and occupancy for elderly residents. Additionally, $1730 is allocated to Summit Town for a sidewalk project funded by materials and local labor, with city leaders attending. A permit is granted for Slah Construction to extend a road near Iron Springs to aid continued access.
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Board of
Iron County Cutritssyders
W Claire Rowns
Garrett Construction Company
Salt Lake Villy
US Fidelity and Guarantee Company
Parowan
Summit Town
LDS Church
Ray Slarrow
Carlyle Hulet
Hyrum
Dalley
Slah Construction Company
Iron Springs
Old Mexico Theme Planned for Legion Auxiliary Meeting
The local American Legion Auxiliary will hold a Pan American month meeting in the Relief Society room of the First Second Ward Chapel. Mrs Jane Orton announces a Mexico theme with slides by Mr and Mrs Scott Mitchell and music. committee members include Mrs Twila Thornton and Mrs Anna Cawood. all members urged to attend.
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Old Mexico
American Legion Auxiliary
Jane Orton
Relief Society
First Second Ward
Mexico
Scott Mitchell
Orton
Twila Thornton
Anna Cawood
Red Hill Wranglers Social To Kick Off Season
The Red Hill Wranglers Saddle Club will launch a season with a Friday social at the Brown Derby Dance Hall. Paul Fife leads the committee. each lady should bring a box luncheon for herself and a partner. Couples pay 50e, events include dancing and entertainment.
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Red Hill Wranglers Saddle Club
Brown Derby
Paul Fife
Free chest x ray for all over 15 in Parowan and Paragonal
The Iron County Tuberculosis Association sponsors a Mobile chest x ray unit visit in Parowan next Wednesday afternoon and Thursday morning and Paragonal Thursday afternoon to provide free chest x rays for residents 15 and older. The program aims to detect TB heart disease and cancer. past results included 9,642 people x rayed and several findings.
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Parowan
Alice Barton
Caroline Green
Iron County Tuberculosis Association
ICTA
Iron County
Health Department
Local Woman Elected Southern District Federated Clubs Head
Mrs. Clair Hulet of Parowan Literary Club was chosen president of the Southern District Federated Clubs, signaling leadership within local women’s clubs. The election highlights active community involvement and organizational oversight across the district.
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Clair Hulet
Parowan Literary Club
Southern
Bounty on Bobcats cut to four dollars May first
Iron County official W Clair Rowl ey says the State Predatory Animal Control Board will reduce bobcat bounty from six to four dollars effective May 1. Coyotes and cougars keep current rates. The cut aims to conserve funds amid sheep valuation drop and many bobcats bound in prior years. District Federated Women’s Clubs of Utah held a district convention with officers installed by State President Mrs Harold Christensen. Attendees included Mrs L D Schroder and Mrs George W Worthen, with reports from Home Arts Club Questers Panguitch Libr ary crews.
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District Federated Women's Clubs of Utah
Earl Allen
Panguitch
Graydon Robinson
Kanab
Eva Adams
Parowan
Vaughn Robinson
Vee Bruhn
Harold Christensen
Springville
State Federated Clubs
Parowan Third Lds Ward
L. D. Schroder
Salt Lake City
George W. Worthen
Provo
Americanism Committee
Cedar City
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Ray Gillies
CSU
Blood Mobile
Ward
Sorenson
R. S
Mitchell Gift & Appliance
Legion Aux
Red Hill Wranglers State Social
W. Clair Row
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