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07 Feb 1947
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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1947
Page
1
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In a reflective scene the old man muses on how people measure worth not by deeds but by the size of others. He links body size, inner scope, and the urge to cut down those smaller or bigger, warning that small souls strike at rivals to feel larger.
We appreciate the kindness shown after the death of Ar brother Claude. Thank the men who searched at night for the American Legion, Minnie Buxton for the prayer, those who gave the lunch, and all friends and helpers. Signed Claudia, Florence and brothers Meeks and Carlyle, sister.
Attention is called to all Gun Club members participating in the Rabbit Hunt. The notice references the Conoco Station as a meeting or pickup point and urges members to observe guidelines for the event.
The Utah Symphony Orchestra under Werner Janssen will perform in Ephraim Richfield Cedar City St George Beaver and Ogden as part of a Centennial tour with matinee and evening concerts. Prices are 1.20 for adults and children, 25 cents for matinees. tour praised by Lowell Thomas for reaching small centers.
Iron County residents are urged to gather Pioneer relics for a major display planned for Iron County Centennial Week. Exhibits will be housed in the D U P Old Rock Church relic hall and supervised continuously, with prizes awarded by the Centennial Historical Committee.
The Elizabeth Camp will meet February 17 at Mrs. William J Lowder home with Edna S Hatch teaching on ghost towns. Paulina Camp plans February 13 gathering at 2:00 PM at Mrs. Phillip Benson home with A C Hatch delivering the lesson.
The Parowan Literary Club met February 5 at Edna Brown’s home with 14 members and a guest. Hulda Hulet led a lesson on Utah and the Centennial, covering pioneer history from Nauvoo to Salt Lake Valley and Parowan’s schools, dramatics, music, industries, and medicine. The group offered support to the Chamber of Commerce for upcoming entertainments. The next meeting, a Valentine party, will be February 19 at an announced location.
The only marriage license issued by the County Clerk’s office so far this month went to Halbert Thomas Lund of Modena and Gwen Cooley of Cedar City.
Richard M Rowley of Parowan will lead four Brigham Young University students presenting Opinion Please on CBS national hookup. Program originates at Station KSL, airs 2:15 PM Mountain time on the Western network and 5:00 PM on the Western network February 7. Rowley, known for forensics at the Y, participated in a debate conference in San Jose.
Mr and Mrs Benson Haycock welcome new twin baby boys at Iron County Hospital on Tuesday February 4. Betsy Haycock has been confined at the Iron County Hospital for several days but is improving and returning home. Floya Hyatt returns from Klamath Falls Oregon after visiting a seriously ill mother. Mary Crowther of Manassa Colorado marked her 79th birthday. she was born in Parowan in 1868 as Mary Mortensen. Gerald Mitchell of Salt Lake City visited last week with the John S. Mitchell family. Pioneer Day pictures displayed at Mitchell Variety Store with orders for prints. R W Hulet recovering at home after a minor back operation. Horace Miller of Panguitch visiting his son-in-law and daughter Jed and Mrs. Orton. Mr and Mrs Dalton Meeks residing in Olive Burton residence. Albert Adams spending weeks in California with sister-in-law Gene Woodbury of Pasadena and husband in Imperial Valley. Albert works for a Stockmen organization. Mr and Mrs Robert L Halterman left for Los Angeles to visit their children.
Mrs Harold Rogerson and her baby of Fillmore are visiting relatives and friends, staying for a time to enjoy the family gathering and social visits in the community.
Mr and Mrs Elwood Page were up from St George last weekend visiting with their people here.
Provo Utah special release notes Kendall O Gurr joins 19 Parowan area students registering at Brigham Young University for winter quarter. Gurr, son of Mr and Mrs Peter Hansen Gurr of Parowan, is Parowan High School alumnus and former senior class president. He is a World War I veteran who served two months in the US Army Air Forces.
Dr Preston H Peterson M D arrives to start practice in Parowan after training at University of Utah and University of Maryland Medical School. He served in the U S Army Medical Corps including neuropsychiatry in New York Long Island Fort Lawton Seattle and as Transport Surgeon in the Pacific. He and his wife from Billings Montana have two children and belong to the L D S Church. The town also hosts the American Legion Basketball Tournament at B A C Cedar City February 27 28 and March 1 with eight departments competing and local veterans' stars set to perform.
East Ward christenings include Peggy Ann Patten Norman Reed Emily Jeanette Dalton Jr. Relief Society invites all ladies to rug clipping on February 11. Dan Crawford speaks on The Book of Mormon at West Ward Mutual. East Ward M I A to present Debt of Honor on K U B radio at 8:00 PM February 11. Fast Word Sacrament features Karl Mitchell and music by Claude Orton family. East Ward L D S Girls plan talks Joyce Guyman Nevada Adams. Notes on award contenders and certificates by Stake Secretary Iane Bradshaw. Names: Joan Adams Blanche Adams Gertrude Ann Adams Joan Adele Adams Amy Lai Adams Elves Clark Eleen Davenport Maxine Dalton Joyce Guymon LaVoury Guymon Karla Hulet Jean Halterman Adele Holyoak Janet Mortensen Elaine Whitney.
We express deep gratitude to all who helped during our time of sorrow. To everyone who aided us in any way we extend sincere thanks, and it helps us greatly to feel surrounded by wonderful friends. Mrs. Arvilla Day and Family Mrs. Oscar Lyman and family.
Alton Merrill acquires postwar photo gear including a Parowan enlarger described as first south of Salt Lake City. The cold light enlarger uses a spiral phosphor-coated tube with inert gases to deliver 3100 kelvin illumination, producing instant light with no heat to protect negatives.
Iron County delegates attended the State Farm Bureau Federation Convention at the Newhouse Hotel from January 30 to February 1. Attendees included Kir men Gardner View president Wallace Flannigan Auxiliary president Mrs Emmon Nebon and others from Cedar City Parowan and Paragonah. The event featured talks on balancing production and demand and special 1946 awards to Noble Hunsaker and Mrs Reeder.
Parowan High School students rehearse the three act comedy Almost Eighteen to be performed in the auditorium on Thursday and Friday evenings February 20 and 21. Tony Dalton stars as Eddie with Glenna Holyoak as Ann Sherman joined by Spence Lemon Marion Decker Shirley Rowley Marilyn Topham Beulah Mortensen Gordon Halterman Oreon DeMille Mary Gae Lyman Gene Benson and LaJunna Orton. Mrs Jean Hendrickson directs with LaVonna Guyman as student director.
Parowan High School announces its Sweet Heart Ball on February 14 at 3 pm. Students promote a lively assembly followed by voting to crown a king and queen, with girls preparing eagerly for the event.
At the weekly fast day meeting last Sunday several babies were christened. In the East Ward Beverly, daughter of L J Adams. Betty, daughter of Alphonso Lowe. Isabel or Isre, daughter of Wm F Th ton. In the West Ward Alma Stubbs daughter Joseph Jeson Stubbs. Hos ant Davenport daughter of Ace Davenport. Mr Mont Benson returned from Tooele after months work. Mak had tensile removed last week and rests to recover from surgery.
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