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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1933
Page
8
The Paragonah community plans a festive program from December 21 through January 1. Hosted by the Parent Teachers Association and partners, events include a Schoolhouse dance, Sunday School Pageant, Community Christmas tree, multiple dances, and a New Year’s Eve hop.
Helen Van Buren daughter of Mr and Mrs F Van Buren and former Varowan resident married Lonald Chamberg of Ogden in the Salt Lake Temple on Wednesday. They stopped in Southern Utah briefly on their way to Junction City to start their new life, greeting relatives and friends.
The Civil Works committee announces women wishing employment may register next week at Parowan courthouse and Paragonah home central place. Registration does not guarantee jobs but will help select workers if work develops. Registrations will run 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday.
All applications for loans to supply feed for farm livestock must reach the Salt Lake regional Crop Production Loan Office by December 31 1943. New applications after that date cannot be considered. Loans aid small farmers lacking other finances. Inquiries may be made to inspectors local agents or by writing to the Crop Production Loan Office Chamber of Commerce Building Salt Lake City Utah. Mr Ray Gudmundsen recently arrived from the Coast with his son Mark to spend the holiday season in Burlex Idaho with his mother and Vance.
West Ward Relief to host a Christmas program at their next regular meeting Tuesday. President urges members to attend and the event will feature special musical numbers and a social service lesson by Mrs Minnie I Orton.
Locals report Mrs Milo Alarsden assisting as saleslady in Tog giery during the Christmas run. Mr and Mrs George Chilton left to spend Christmas in Riverside with friends and relatives and expect to return before year’s end. Mrs Minnie L Orton and her son Elden returned Tuesday from Southern California where she visited her daughter Mrs Phyllis Small.
Mrs Barbara Walters recently arrived from Salt Lake City and is aiding the county treasurer during the tax collection rush. Her presence supports the office as it handles busy period demands.
Miss Tlarbara Adams traveled to Salt Lake City this afternoon to spend the holidays with her aunts, the Misses Anna and Eva Adams.
Messrs. Stoward Joseph and Clark L. Orton arrived from Logan to enjoy the holiday season. Both are attending the U. A. C. this winter.
A crew including John W. Gurr Clarence Benson Oscar Wiltsey and Homer Chilton travelled to Zion canyon this week for work. Mrs Janie Mitchell assisted the sales force at the Parowan Mercantile during the week. Miss Lorna Lowe served as saleslady throughout the month.
Silas J. Ward sold about sixty ceapons to Cedar City hotels early this week. He believes capon farming could profit those equipped for it. The prior season's birds fetched about $1.50 on average for spring roosters that had been enoponized.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Mitchell will spend the Christmas vacation in Salt Lake City. Mrs. Mitchell’s people came down for her the first of the week and Albert is leaving today.
Mr. Orland Ward left yesterday to spend the holiday season in Bozeman Montana where he will join the Lobcats in a series of basketball games.
Mrs Rulon Pendleton and her child come from Ogden to be with her husband on holiday from the CCC camp. Their intended length of stay is not learned.
The Home Paper subscription plan offers fifty two weekly reminders of friends thoughtfulness and cheerful hours for receivers. It compares to a long letter from home and costs less than a weekly letter with postage. Orders can be paid within a month. Mr and Mrs Paul M Adams will spend the holidays in Idaho. Miss Alberta Mickelson returns home after her baby sister’s death.
Mr and Mrs Dee Robinson move to the Robinson farm where Dee works with his father. They are feeding a flock of lambs for the market this season. Mr Robinson plans to take the first lambs to the coast market around January 10.
Me RG Page was in town for a brief visit and business trip during the week. Page and his family have made their home in Salt Lake City for a number of years.
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