Exchange Club Hears Civic and Road Needs
Exchange Club discusses civic improvements and road needs in the county area at a semiannual meeting in the county courthouse. E Ray Lyman highlights the poor condition of Little Greek-Bear Valley road and its impact on defense material transport. A committee led by R L Fenton and Arthur Joseph will seek state engineering action for immediate road work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munday
E. Ray Lyjan
National Defense
Earduck Canyon
Sghway 89
Zion Canyon
Cedar City
Raila
R. L. Fentons
Arthur Joseph
Ray Lyman
Ivan Becker
State Enneering Department
Decker
Salt Lake City
Scenic Utah Travel Booklet Promises Wide Range of Attract ions
A state department plan in 1942 aims to publish a travel booklet titled Pyew line of travel merchandise to showcase Utah's scenic spots. Commissioner H J Plumhof notes a large photo spread, both color and black and white, featuring historic and lesser known sites to spur longer visits. residents are invited to submit photos, with the Department of Publicity and Industry Development based in the Spy Building, Salt Lake City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
H. J. Plumhof
State Department of Purity and Industrial Development
Plumbat
Detment of
Indus~ry
S Py
Salt Lake City
Farewell social for Elder Shelby Bentley
A testimonial and social honor departing Elder Shelby Bentley as he heads to a mission in the Southern States. The event is next Thursday evening December 11 at the Westward chapel and recreation hall, with an 8 pm program including talks and music, followed by dancing. Ray Garner and Clair Hulet organize the program, and Short's Rhythm Kings and Deckers Old Time Orchestra provide music. Eastward Bishopric invites all members of both wards to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westward
Shelby Bentley
LDS Church
Ray DB. Garner
Clair Hulet
Short
Rhythm Kings and Deckers
Parowan City budget outlines 1942 expenditures
The 1942 Parowan budget proposes total expenditures of 30,505.21 dollars presented to the City Council by Recorder S J Whitney. The plan shows minor department changes with electric light bonds costing more to retire. park improvements will be funded from transfers. A budget hearing will be held later to finalize figures. Also announced is the marriage of Elmo Orton to Glennbs Simpkins in St George temple with details on their education and current jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parowan City
S. J. Whitney
Joseph
Elmo Orton
Silas T. Orton Af Parawan
Glennbs Simpkins
Robert Simpkins
Cedar City
St George Temple
Harold S. Snow
Parowan High School
B. A.C
State Road Commission
Short
Rhythm Kings
Cedar High School
Cedar Cry
West Ward Holds Annual Reunion in Chapel and Hall
The Psrowan West ward held its annual reunion last Friday night in the ward chapel and recreation hall. A program featured presentations from auxiliary organizations, followed by dancing, games, and mixers in the recreation hall. Refreshments of candy and nuts were served. A baby girl was born to Mr and Mrs Wro M Dalien in the County hospital on Wednesday of this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Psrowan West Ward
Ward
P.m
Wro. M. Dalien
Short Change Artists Draw Jail Sentence
Two men, William Taylor aged 20, and a man named McCoy aged 32, plus McCoy’s wife Annie Silver Tell McCay, were held in Cedar City for shortchanging a service station attendant and injuring a bystander, with deputies pursuing them after a call from Cedar City. Thornton was struck and hospitalized. the trio faced a Cedar City justice court, with Taylor jailed 30 days, McCoy five days, and Mrs McCoy 50 days suspended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Taylor
McCaoy
McCoy
Annie Silver-Tell McCay
Cedar City
Wm. E. Thornton
Parowan
Ray H. Adams
Ietter
Sherifie S.C. Lamb
Utah
Taylor
Sheriff Lamb
Adams
Main Street
Court House
Center
Main Streets
Wm.e. Thornton
Alladin Theatre
Thornton
Justice of the Peace
A. J. Rolla
Jall
Coach Ward Cuts Ball Squad to Fourteen Men
The local high school basketball team, led by coach Orland Ward, has been trimmed to fourteen players none of whom are returning starters. Early-season standouts include Jim Whitney Norman Mickelson Bill Stubbs and Don Rollins among others. A recent game at Beaver resulted in a 22 to 2 loss for Tocal, and upcoming schedule lists Delta at home on December 6 with ten players set for a tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orland Ward
Jim Whitney
Norman Mickelson
Bill Stubbs
Don Rollins
Cyril Pendleton
Norman Harris
Grayson Gurr
Victor Mathesor
Alma Dalton
Adrian Dalton
Hal Orton
Daryl Halterman
Raymond Wiltsey
Jay Don Alger
Beaver
Tocal
Beaver’ High
Delta
Parowan
Milford
Hinckley
Farmers Urged to Apply for FSA Loans in County Meetings
Farmers seeking Farm Security Administration loans urged by Newel Walden to apply early due to thorough eligibility checks. Meetings set December 16 in the Courthouse and December 17 in Cedar City Federal Building for northern and southern county applicants. Loans cover livestock purchases, machinery, and repairs with five year terms at 5 percent interest. Group purchases encouraged with different rates. Rehabilitation loans available for farm families with limited credit. Applicants receive farm and home management supervision and must keep farming records. Office hours and location provided.
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Farm Security Administration
Newel F. Walden
Cedar City
Farm‘ ‘Security
Newell Walders
Lanters
Farm Security
Federal
Further Explanation of Parcel Post Regulations Given
A fragmentary postal bulletin explains parcel post rules and rates. It covers packing and wrapping, return addresses, labeling fragile and perishable items, and size and weight limits. The notice advises checking the post office lobby for details on zone rates and other parcels post guidance.
One Time Resident Mary Jensen Holyoak Dies in Burley
Mary Jensen Holyoak 70 a one time Parowan resident died Thursday in Burley Idaho after a long illness. She and her husband George J Holyoak moved from Parowan to Circleville then to Burley in 1920s and remained there. She was a prominent L D S church worker in her ward. Born February 24 1871 at Parowan she married June 8 1892 in the St George temple. She is survived by her husband eight children seven siblings and many relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Press
State
Mary Jensen Holyoak
Parowan
Swns
St George Temple
Belle
James
Joseph
Lovell
Alma Albert
John Holyoak
Burley
Francis Holyoak
Salt Lake City
Alfred and
John Jensen
Nora Kinney
Burtey
Waldemar Jensen
Blackfoot
Sophus Igensent
Farmington
Utah
Jorgen Hensen
Provo
Alvin Jensen
Los Angeles
Workers Reminded to Check Security Records at Once
Workers in this city were reminded to review the Social Security Board wage records for 1927 and later within four years of the year claimed. Free cards to request a wage statement are available at the Richfield office in the Peterson Bank Building. statements arrive in sealed envelopes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Socisl Security Board
Itseir
Harry T. Johnson
Richfield
Social Security Board
Peterson Bank
Johnson
Parowan High Earns High Honor From Accrediting Group
Principal L O Bennett announced at the Northwest Association of High Schools and Colleges convention in Salt Lake City that Parowan High School met requirements and was accepted as a member. The recognition reflects high standards in staff training curriculum class size library facilities and lab equipment. The school plans to maintain this high standing through continued effort by the board faculty and students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest Association of High Schools and Colleges
Salt Lake City
LO 8. Bennett
Parowan High School
Wilson Lunt Wins Place on County School Board
Cedar City automobile distributor Wilson N. Lunt won election to the Iron County School Board from Precinct 4 by a single vote over John S. Christensen. Lunt will replace William H. Leigh who did not seek re-election. results show Lunt 233, Christensen 232, George W. Foster 53. Mrs. Mitchell Benson spent several days last week in Ely, Nevada with Mr. Benson who is employed there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson N. Lunt
Cedar City
Iron County School Board
John 5. Christensen
Lunt
William H. Leigh
Christensen
George W. Foster
Almanee
Mitchell Benson
Ely
Nevada
Benson
City Offers Free Power For Xmas Lighting
Patowan residents may receive free electricity for outdoor Christmas decorations as the City Council approved the program at the December meeting. Residents should contact a city electrician to arrange wiring hookups and ensure safety. The report also notes dog licensing enforcement with fines, WPA project revival for street and sidewalk work, and a New Year’s Eve all night dance permit for the Gun and Red Club under city supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patowan
Chy
Joseph
Ray 4. Adams
Ivan Decker
Courtleit
Wich
WPA
Decker
Post Office Department
Robert B. Mitchell
Legal Gun and Red Club Anst
Fennission
Jesus the Christ topic of December Sunday services
Parowan Ward Mutual Improvement Association holds Sunday evening services in ward chapels on December Tth at 8 o'clock. The program centers on "Jesus the Christ" with short talks and readings about the Nativity and Jesus mission. Musical numbers precede the talks and fit the epic Christmas theme. All ward members are urged to attend and reservations for the Exchange Club Banquet on December 13 in the West ward Relief rooms should be made with Ray D. Garner or C We Ehliott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Pendleton
Ray BD
Garner
Sip
Ard
Parowan Ward
Exchange ‘Club
Ray D. Garner
C. We Ehliott
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Exchange Club
Pioche
Highway 2
Ravel
IAH
West Ward
Idaho
Pahowan High School
Wilson Lunt
City
Jesus the Christ
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