Promises Aid For 6man Football Field At Para High
Parowalt Exchange club plans luncheon meeting at Cedar Breaks Cafe Monday noon to back six man football at Para High School. L B Bennett says school board favors equipment but field not ready this fall. Several venues discussed as possible sites while emphasis remains on enabling the game this year. John H Pendleton, new club president, leads the luncheon agenda for future discussion.
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E Parowalt Exchange Club
Fit
Uncheon
Cedar Breaks Cafe
Paraer Hgh
L. B. Bennett
Oripal
Bennett
Tech
Dixie
Cedar High
Beam
Fox-Clube Pergbes
John H. Pendleon
Ard to Join Yor Sunday Services in East Ward Chapel
A combined meeting of two ward groups in the city is set for Sunday at 2 o clock in the East Ward chapel. Roscoe Booth from Dover City, recently back from a mission in England, will speak. All Yardy members are urged to attend if possible while the regular Stake Utin meeting returns to Ce 4r City that afternoon with officers and teachers of the Taous auxiliary organizations expected to join.
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Ld,s
East Ward
Bishtones
Hitler Roscoe Booth
Dover City
England
Yardy
U- Tin
Taous
Taous Auxiliary Organizations
Psrowan
Attractive Programs On W Entertain Series At Utah
The University of Utah's twenty two year old Minds spd Artists Series announces a five recital three concerts and one travelogue lineup for 1939 41 season. Highlights include the United States Navy Band with a Med States Navy Band substitute and readings by Merbert Knapp and Robert Frost. The events will be staged on the University of Utah campus in Salt Lake City with all seats available to the public.
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University of Utah
Iter
Spd
Wes Horsfall
United States Navy
Louis Adamic
Vincent Sheen
America
Yivian Masaryk
Merbert Knapp
Tahiti
Gus
Fes
Westminster Choir
Smedley D. Bulser
Med States Navy Band
Philtiy Sousa
Fenless
Ucted
Salt Lake City
Los Angeles Man Visits Early Potato Acreage
Los Angeles broker George L Cassidy of Higgins Cassidy & Co visited County Friday to inspect pre season potato acreage. He told the County Agent the crop meets expectations and that market prices are uncertain but outlooks suggest satisfactory returns for growers. Cassidy expects shipments to Los Angeles to begin September 1 with about 10 carloads daily leaving the local railroad during harvest.
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George L. Cassidy
Higgins, Higgins, and Cassidy
Los Angeles
Visito
Cassidy
Wes
State Health Laboratory Aids Southern Utah Residents
The Iron County Hospital unit of the State Board of Health Laboratory reports its best month with nearly 600 specimens examined for Southern Utah physicians and Cedar City residents. It stresses its role as non diagnosing support to doctors, offering free public health tests and minimal clinical fees. The bacteriologist can type pneumonia sputum to identify one of 32 germs, enabling early serum treatment to reduce death risk.
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State Board of Health
Ion County Hospital
Utah
Cedar City Itsel
Utah State Board of Health
Iron County
A. A. Jenkins
Local Garden Club Plans Flower Show at September Meeting
The Pato wen Garden Club will meet at Mrs Olive Ward's home on Friday at 2 30 PM September 1 to plan a flower show and discuss other business All members are urged to attend this important gathering.
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Patowen Garden Club
Olive Ward
Jmeeting
Card of Thanks for Kindness After Death
The family of Nellie Dalton expresses sincere thanks to those who assisted during the illness and after the death of their husband and father. They thank those who sent flowers and helped with the funeral. Mrs. Nellie Dalton and Family.
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Nellie Dalton
Stake Primary Board Reorganized This Week
The Parowin Stake Primary Board re organized during the week with Mrs Roberta B How ley named president to succeed Mrs Laverne Hyatt who resigned due to her family moving to St George. New officers chosen include Lillie Ward Berta Evans Mae Burt Vilate Joseph Mildred Stevens Audrey Miller Kathryn Bulloch Janie B Mitchell Verena Decker Mary Adams Ruth D Orton Cora Ward Mrs Arnold Stevens Belle Lemmon Huldah Helet Edith Bennett Alive Garner and Sarah Conne Handicraft.
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Parowin
Roberta B. Howley
Laverne Hyatt
St George
Rowley
Stoke
Cedar City
Lillie Ward
Berta’ Evans
Mae Burt
Vilate Joseph
Mildred Stevens
Audrey Miller
Kathryn Bulloch
Janie B. Mitchell
Verena Decker
Mary Adams
Ruth D. Orton
Teader of
Zions Boys and Girls
Cora Ward
Eader
The
Larks
Mrs
Arnold Stevens
Bluebird
Belle Lemmon
Seagull
Huldah Helet
Edith Bennett
Race Meet Committee Publishes Gratitude and Cash Summary
The Race Meet Committee expresses appreciation for city county and local business support totaling 209, the Legion and volunteers for track labor music and ticket help, and thanks Cedar City for equipment and bleachers. A cash ledger shows receipts 1305.22 and expenditures 1204.55 with a 100.07 balance. Wanda D Rasmussen and Mrs Flow Hyate attended Wanda Dalton’s funeral in Long Beach and LA.
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Legion
Byan Weight
Cedar City
Mra
Flow, Hyate
Wanda
D. Rasmussen
Long Beath
Los Angeles
Eugene Dalton
West Ward M. I. A. Elects New Officers
New officers were chosen for the West Ward Young Men’s Mutual Improvement Association and Young Women’s Mutual Improvement Association as the season approaches. Evan Bayles presides over the YMMA with Ray Mortis as first assistant and Quentin Page as secretary. Phoebe Taylor leads the YWMA with Bess Miller as first assistant and Mable M. Williams as secretary. East Ward officers largely repeat last year, while West and East opening socials are set for September 12 and classes begin September 19.
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Evan Bayles
Y.M. M.A
Ray Mortis
Chester Hatch
Quentin Page
Phoebe Taylor
Bess Miller
Neta Bayles
Mable M. Williams
Alvin Decker
Wm. Mersden
Dan B. Cravinetti
Ssecond
Caster Hatch
Zonas P. Topham
Arvilla Halterman
Alice Lyman
Dune M. Decker
East Ward
Karl Mitchell
Arthur Evans
Kent Mitchell
Lyle Hiberman
Pearl Ward
Berta Burton
Alice Mitchell
Enid Bennett
WPA Sewing Center Opens For Winter
The WPA sewing center resumes after a six week layoff. Instructor Mrs Luella A Dalton returned from Salt Lake City with training and announces sessions at the High School Home Making rooms. Schedule: Mondays 4 to 6 30 p m and Tue Wed Thu Fri 4 to 9 30 p m. Emphasis on making over school children's clothes. all women urged to attend.
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WPA
Luella A. Dalton
Salt Lake City
A. C
Logan
Dalton
Virginia Mortensen Wins Honors at BYU
Virginia Mortensen at Provo was among thirty two BYU students named to the spring quarter honor list. Registrar John Mayes announced Mortensen, an upper division student, earned sixteen or more credit hours of A grades, placing her on the list of nearly 3,000 students.
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Mia Virginia Mortensen
Parowan
Brigham Young University
John &. Mayes
Miss Mortensen
Car overturn injures farm workers en route to pea field
A vehicle owned by W. L. Adams and driven by Billie White overturned near the Parowan road while transporting workers to Sam Haltenman farm to pick peas. The driver Billie White and Mrs. Miriam Moore were injured but not seriously. others suffered minor scratches and bruises.
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Sam Haltenman
W. L. Adams
Billie Whitehead
St. George
Adams
Miriam Moore
Beaver Man Dies From Accident Injuries
John Thomas Joseph a Beaver resident died from injuries after his horse was knocked by a bull during a ride Saturday evening. He suffered brain and back injuries and remained unconscious until his death Monday afternoon. He was born in Minesville Ohio in 1850 and later settled in Adamsville before moving to Beaver in 194. He celebrated a golden wedding in May with his wife Annie E Guan. He left a large family including eight children, two sisters, 36 grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Funeral services were held in Beaver East Ward Chapel yesterday.
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John Thomas Joseph
Arthur Joseph
Beaver
Mr. Joseph
Mc. Joseph
Minesville
Ohio
Utah
Adamsville
Elizabeth Blecker
Annie E. Guan
Mant ‘Empte
Thomas
H. Joseph
St. Paul
Minn
Lizzie Stewart
Mitford
Aiis
Belle Joseph
Cedar City
Ernest
Walter
Joh. Joseph
Retta Parkinson
Beaver East
Ward Chapel
Funeral Services Held for Eliza Hobson Jackson
Funeral services were held last Friday at 2 PM in the West Ward chapel for Mrs. Eliza Hobson Jackson. Bishop T Wen dell Bayles led the service assisted by Irene Marsden at piano and the Singing Mothers directed by Zofia P Topham. Speakers included Barbara M Adams and Walter C Mitchell with closing remarks by Bishop Bayles. The cemetery grave was dedicated at Nugh L Adams.
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West Ward
Eliza Hobson Jackson
T. Wendell Bayles
Zofia P. Topham
Irene Marsden
John P. Orton
Barbara M. Adams
Mary Dalton
Walter C. Mitchell
Bishop Bayles
Simon A. Matheson
Nugh L. Adams
Labor Troubles Interfere With Pod Pea Picking
Disturbances during the week tied to transient pickers seeking higher wages disrupted pod pea harvests. Deputy Sheriff William M. Dalter found agitation aimed at organizing all pickers for better pay, but local residents appeared uninvolved. Most pickers returned to fields with no lasting consequences.
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Wm. M. Dalter
In loving remembrance of Mrs Eliza H Jackson
The family expresses gratitude to neighbors and friends for kind assistance and participation in the funeral services.
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Eliza H. Jackson
Teachers Listed For Iron County Schools
A list of teachers scheduled to teach in Iron County schools for the coming winter is released by the School Board office. Parowan includes Roy Morris and Mable Atlred among many others. Cedar City lists J. C. Haws and A. B. Larson. Paragonah, Kanarra, Modena, New Castle, Lund and other settlements show numerous assignments and staff names.
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Informs Than
Sym
Final Rites Sunday for Eugene Dalton
Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon in the West Ward chapel for Eugene Dalton who died Friday morning after a long illness. Elders conducted, choirs sang Rock of Ages, Mary Topham and Silas Topham provided music, and Luella A. Dalton read sentiments from Mrs. Olive Carroll. The grave was dedicated by Silas J. Ward.
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West Ward
Eugene Dalton
Daniel Crawford
George H. Durham
Audrey Miller
Leonard Evans
Mary ©. Topham
Silas Topham
Miss Miller
Walter @ Mitchell
Hugh L. Adams
Luella A. Dalton
Olive Carroll
Eldur <Rawford
Mrs. Win
M. Dalton
Berta Mitchell
Parks Theatre Fire Destroys Films and Equipment
Fire at Parks Theatre caused about $1000 in loss including 12 000 feet of film and most projection equipment. Operator John Seaman escaped with no injury as flames spread quickly after a gun in the projection room exploded. Manager Mel Thorley estimates total damage and shows closure for several days.
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Parks Theatre
John Seaman
Mel ‘Thorley
T Heatre
Record
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State Health Laboratory
Rendens
Reed Broadbent
I! Stake
Virginia Mortensen
Roy Morris
Mable Atlred
Dorotheas H. Ryan
John Pendleton
Floyd H. Lister
Ada Dalley
Roy Garner
W. Elliot
Wendell Bayles
A. C. Hatch
Ivan Decker
T. B. Bennett
Ormon Weight
Fae N. Benson
Marion Arnold
Mary Addams
Helen Stones
Maurice Jones
Max Dalley
Bred Lewis
J. C. Haws
A. B. Larson
George W. Whitaker
Pratt Bethers
Fu“ene Jorgessen
Elaine Southwick
Kathryn Dyxon
J. Stucki
Masine Froyd
George Hess
Kathryn Bullock
Charles Gritin
Wallace Osborne
L. C. Miles
Lucian Reid
Dorothy Smith
Clifton Chattersey
Doris Tobler
Mary Orme
Leatha Cartwright
Miriam Luke
Marion White
Gwen Heaton
Mortig Buchanan
Frank Daley
Oscar Hulet
Ethel Cunningham
Cleo Bishop
Eunice Eschler
Bee Hoberts
Mattie Booth
Mary Nelson
Ann Cartwright
Levta Hunter
Katherine Smith
Paragonah
McKay Nielson
Winpell Dalley
Alta Burton
Kanarra
Lamont Thorneck
Maxine Adams
Modena
Marvin Graff
Helen Livingston
New Castle
Laurels
Hilt
Beryl
Leona Homer Lund
Mary Plauw
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