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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1935
Page
6
The State Fish and Game Department released 150 pheasants into Cedar Valley with more releases planned in streams and lakes nearby. Dry politics rise amid speculation on mayor and council candidates as Meyer Tyuntner rules out re election.
Mrs Lucy Ann Barton 86 widow of Joseph Penn Barton of Paragonah died at home Sunday. She was born February 25 1849 in Potawatomie Iowa and moved to Utah in 1852 eventually settling in Paragonah. Funeral services were held in Paragonah Ward chapel with burial at the cemetery. Surviving children include John H Barton Lucy Stapley Caroline Mohr Ada Delury Alice Brown Louise Jacobsson May Amos Penn Barton and 51 grandchildren and 46 great grandchildren plus 4 great great grandchildren. The Paragonah Ward Primary Homecoming is Friday night August 30.
Automotive experts hail Ford Motor Company's reconditioning methods as the decade's top service advance. Charles Petty describes a reconditioned engine matching a new one in performance with precise tolerances, renewed components, and factory-checked parts ensuring reliability and accuracy.
Mrs Wimmer Mortensen who spent part of the summer in Logan with her people came home con Wednesday.
Provo Utah based Hingham Young University establishes a division with a 30 hour major in Agricultural economics under Dr. Alex Johnson and Dr. John son. Instructors include Mr. Seth T. Shaw and Dr. Lowry Nelson on leave. Courses cover Agricultural Economies Marketing Western Land Problems Western Agricultural Reform Farm Management and Agricultural Finance.
L N Blaraden and Rex C Ward visited Salt Lake City for business during the week. Green and Green's store received a new roof and is undergoing repairs and improvements. Commissioner and Mrs Ivan Decker and family tour Yellowstone Park this week. Charles F Bentley and Lynn Ly Inan, in the CCC camp at Brigham City, are home briefly for vacation.
Migs Marian Aklortensen, working in Springdale, spent Sunday with her people here visiting the community.
Frank Lyman returned from the Veterans CCC camp at Vego after a year away. He is joined by Lawrence Miller and J. A. Hyatt as the only Parewan boys remaining in that camp.
Mr Keith Bauer arrived yesterday morning after an extended stay in New York State. He traveled east with Afr and Mrs Lamont Lowe to visit Mrs Lowe's relatives, remaining there several weeks before returning. Del Bennett and his wife left early this week for Klamath Falls Oregon to resume work in a local food store. Floyd Hyatt accompanied them to assist Del, who will study in winter and work after hours and Saturdays.
Mrs. Sarah Wamamer received a visit from her daughters Mrs. Libie Griffith and Mrs. Kate Jennings and Kate's husband Lindsay Jennings of Salt Lake City during the week. It marked the first time her daughter with former residents has been home for some time to visit.
East Ward primary held a well presented Homecoming with a fine display of handwork. Officers and teachers presented retiring superintendent Nellie H. Bentley a friendship quilt as a token of esteem.
Mrs Wilford Day's name was drawn for the $10 bank night prize at the Alcadin theatre Wednesday evening but she was not present. The drawing next week will be for $15. Patricia Benson's name was drawn for the children's bank night prize on Monday night and she was not there either.
Arch Benson received a call this week to report for duty at a new CCC camp in Cedar City. Mr Senson was appointed weeks ago as non technical foreman to oversee winter range development and control under the Taylor Grazing Act as the camp is being set up.
Mr and Mrs Frank Ward arrived from Montana for a brief visit with relatives before traveling to Los Angeles to see Mrs Ward’s relatives. They will return to Billings where Frank will resume coaching this winter.
Mr and Mrs J Harold Mitchell and their family departed yesterday for Satford Arizona after weeks here Harold will resume his work as principal of the high school in the Arizona town.
Mr. Robert Stevens spent a brief town visit with the Edmund Stevens family. He has lived near Boulder Dam for a year or five and recently moved with his wife to Vanada where he found employment.
Miss Fae Hyatt and Bis Eva Talbot spent two or three days in Salt Lake City on their return from San Diego where they visited the fair. They called at the Fimes office to subscribe for the home paper to keep in touch with old friends.
Wilford Day departs tomorrow with about thirty four Tam Bouillet sheep to represent at the National Ram Show in Salt Lake City next week.
Mrs Gladys Rollins, daughter of Mr and Mrs J B Rollins, is the mother-to-be of a baby girl born during the week at the county hospital. Her sister Mrs Ray Morris shares the same ward with a newborn son in the same hospital.
A man who was approached about a coffee price invited the panhandler inside a restaurant. The panhandler entered with five followers, asking, What's this? They respond Theyre with we mister this is a unit.
A sharp exchange reveals a claim that someone called Smith a blockhead, with the speaker insisting the remark was not a secret and should be openly acknowledged. The tone suggests a domestic or workplace dispute centered on a perceived insult.
The United States Navy pioneered trans Atlantic flight efforts with the NC 4 in 1914 and supported air cooled engine development. In 1926 Commander Bard flew over the North Pole aboard Josephine Ford, and in 1927 Byrd's tri motor America reached Paris in 42 hours. The service also conducted Arctic navigation, submarine support, and wartime patrols in Europe and North America.
A comedian remarks that some humor in his act is up to date. His friend notes a broad current craze for the antique, gently teasing the trend and its popularity.
A Pathfinder magazine snippet discusses a hardworking woman and a humorous social line about managing a husband. The piece notes a conscientious official and council members while warning that a hefty November election looms with unclear candidate or party nominations.
Men discharged from naval service are described as physically trained, taught trades, and instilled with self control, loyalty, and patriotism. They mingle with diverse peers and foreign visitors, gaining broader views and a stronger love for the United States and its institutions.
Mrs Dean Richards traveled to Salt Lake City this week to see a specialist. She has returned home and is under treatment she hopes will improve her condition.
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