Commerce Club Maps City Projects At Meeting
The meeting at Taylors covered multiple community projects with plans to oil highway segments through Parowan. The committee was told to push oiling season work and cleanup, while addresses were made to secure buildings for Chautauqua events and to seek a state fish and game trapper position for the area. Officials discussed county roadwork and local improvements, with specifics on curb and street oiling near the post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charities of Commerce
Taylors
God Farwiiet
Parowan Y
Pendleton
Beaujin
Sory
Purowan
E Lyman
Thales Brown
Wat Pendleton
House of
Yvion
Parowan City
John H. Pendleton
Newell B. Weight
Chamber of Commerce Community Projects Committee
Council
Local owners buy Brown dance hall and cafe
Week long deal nets LaMar Jensen and Bryce M purchase of the Brown dance hall and cafe from Lamont Lowe after years of occupancy. Jensen to manage. Adonis retains ownership. Parowan Mob ile Cp advertises Saturday dances with Monn Serenades, roller skating midweek, and nightly US open times pending equipment upgrades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veby LaMar Jensen
Bryce m
Lamont Lowe
Adams
A Jensen
Adonis
Parowan Mobile Cp
Attendance urged for AY Nights meeting notice
Urges attendance at AY Nights meeting announced by Mrs S J Whitney and Mrs Thomas Davenport. The note invites supporters and mentions a Daughters of Utaneers gathering to be held soon, with details indicating a 4 o clock start and Salt Lake City connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Davenport
Salt Lake City
Memorial services for Quentin Page planned February 7
Memorial services will honor Quentin Page, son of My and My Page, with a timpany service at 9 pm Sunday in the Wong Ward chapel. The event notes his service in the Solomon Islands during the invasion, mentions his unit, and recounts delays in locating him after action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quentin Page
John Quentin
Tie Yi
Tie Wong Ward
Otikeine
Theo Giver
The
Fury Tye
Men Return From Service This Week
Local men are home from military duty this week. Leonard W. Orton returned from the Philippines with the 83rd Division after about two years overseas. Cpl Brune Matheson served three years in Europe and is back with his wife Adie. Norman L. Gilger arrived from a Tank unit after three years in the Army. Theron J. Heap, released from Fort Douglas after three years overseas, is home with his mother. Howard J. Orton, discharged from Fort Douglas after four months as a Field Artillery mechanic, reunites with his wife Lela Edwards Orton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard W. Orton
Bhis Orton
Fort McArthur
Califf
Carl
Carbon County
Philippines
Reel Arrow
Cpl Brune Matheson
Ko BR. Matheson
Adie Bo Matheain
Bruce
Latiarre
France
Army Post Office Department
Norman L. Gilger
Hugh Gilger
Army
Pt. Douglas
Theron J. Heap
Lillian’ Heap
Fort Douglas
T . Howard J. Orton
Scott Orton
Farowan
Lela Edwards Orton
Minersville
Field Artillery
Cities Named Beautification Committee Plan
A statewide Utah beautification initiative asks counties to appoint local committees led by Donald Podas to guide cleanup, painting, zoning, and development schemes. The program enlists USAC Extension, industry groups, and local leaders to promote orderly, attractive communities statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Podas
Supervine Cent
Beauly
Vaturk
Phat
Utah Department of Publicity and
Parowan Gun and Rod Club to Hold Sunday Hunt
Parowan Gun and Rod Club officers announce a mid bit hunt in Parowan valley Sunday afternoon February 10. Members should meet at Utah or Conaeo Service stations by 12 30 p m. The gathering aims to select top shooters to form a team for a later challenge with nearby clubs. A Sunday hunt is open to all members at the stated meeting points. The club also set February 22 for its annual banquet and dance with guests from the Utah State Game Commission and Utah Federation of Wildlife. Attorney H C Parcells is a patient at the County Hospital for a recurring stomach trouble. he and his son Homer visited El Monte California and his daughter Georgia P Stow has been managing his office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parowan Gun and Rod Club
Parowan Valley
Utah
Conaeo
Parowan Club
Washington
Westward
Utah State Game Commission
Utah Federation of Wildlife
H.C. Parcells
Mi. Parcells
Homer
el Monte
California
Georgia P Stow
Parowan and Valley Drop 2nd Game in Casaba Race
Parowan and Valley High suffer their second losses of the Casaba season, dropping to third place behind Cedar Redmen. Dixie defeats Parowan 40 to 17, while Valley beats Hurricane 28-19. Cedar and Enterprise idle. schedule includes Cedar at Kanab and Dixie hosting Hurricane in upcoming games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parowan
Orderville
Cedar Redmen
Dixie
In & Ponaivay
Seree
Claute Achim
Rams
Robert Halterman
Patie
Flyers
Valley High
Saverut
Kanab
Cedar
Enterprise
Sehtina
Windoluimah
Muah
Valley
Tomottaw
Cecar
Hurricane Tonde
Liver Crew
Hin Parowan Rams
Hur
Old Folk's Home Open In Tron County
The Old Folk's Home, purchased last June by Tron County, is now operational to house elderly residents. Samdell Whitney oversees operations with Laura Paramore as cook and additional staff. the home accommodates about twenty residents, funded by Welfare, private funds, or personal money to cover care costs.
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Tron County
Reddy
Samdell Whitney
Locbe
Irom Chirk Orton
Myrowun
Whitney
Laura Paramore
Summit
Washington County
West Ward M L A Play Set for Feb 13 Tonight
West ward Mutual Improvement Association presents a three act comedy Full of Youth on Wednesday February 13 at 6 15 PM in the West ward recreation hall Buckets cards admit attendees Cast includes Mrs Baynes Hescie Halterman Sonny Beynes Linda Baynes Connie Stevens Valerie Vance Elna Halterman and many others All are invited for an evening of entertainment with Miss Mac Burt directing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Ward Mutual Improvement Association
West Ward
Miss Mac Burt
Mrs. Baynes
Hescie Halterman
Sonny Beynes
Warren A
Dalton Linda Baynes
Connie Stevens
Valerie Vance
Elna Halterman
Miss
Alberta Evans
Abbie Nightingale
Dorthea Bayles
Fra Grubb
Budd Munford
Fay Goodrich
Lewan Orton
Smythe
Elsie ‘Harris Corliss Smythe
Cleone
Johnson Jerry Gordon
Freeman Pendleton Junior Gordon
Antone Dalton Delly Gordon
Davey Ward Barnttes Gordon
Tunius
Ruesch
Parowan Service Men Wives Club Discontinues Activities
Announcement by officers that the Parowan Service Men's Wives club has ended meetings after two to three years of activity. The final Christmas party for returned service men completed the group's work. At the last meeting $75 remained in the treasury and was turned over to the Parowan City Council to fund public playground equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parowan Service Men's Wives Club
Parowan City Council
Iron County Commission Postponed Meeting Notice
Iron County Clerk W. Clay Rowley states the February meeting of the Iron County Board of Commissioners is rescheduled from Monday February 1 to Thursday February 4 due to State Selective Service Board members attending a Salt Lake City convention. Other board members Warren H Bulloch S C Lamb and clerk E B Dalley will also attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Clay Rowley
Iron County
Board of Iron County Commissioners
State Selective Service Board
Salt Lake
Warren H Bulloch
S.C Lamb
E. B. Dalley
Ashton And Edmonds Set For Parowan Stake Conference
Elders Marvin Ashton of the L. D. S. Presiding Bishopric and Clyde C. Edmonds of the Church Welfare Board are named as General Authorities representatives for the Parowan Stake quarterly conference at Cedar First ward chapel. Schedule lists department meetings Saturday and Sunday sessions with a Mothers and Daughters event. All Priesthood members to attend Cedar City session. Sunday schools only in Parowan wards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin ©. Ashton
Clyde C. Edmonds
Church Welfare Board
General
Parowan Stake
Cedar First Ward
David L. Sargent
Mothers and Daughters
Parowan
Cedar City
Parowan High Fashion Show Tea and Sweetheart Ball Unite Clubs
The Home Economics and Girls clubs at Parowan High join for an annual Fashion show Tea and Sweetheart Ball. Clothes are home made and up to date. The Sweetheart Ball remains girls choice and will be a formal dance this year. Invitations go to mothers and all interested are invited to attend. The program starts at one in the auditorium with fashion show and tea following in the gym.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parowan ‘High School
Raymond Mickelson Loses Eye in Local Basketball Accident
Raymond Mickelson son of Mr and Mrs George Mickelson of this city lost his left eye in a basketball accident at the local gym Tuesday evening. An opposing player's finger broke the lense of Mickelson's glasses and a splinter pierced the eye requiring surgical removal. He remains in hospital but is reported to be progressing as well as can be hoped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Mickelson
George Mickelson
Raymond
City Approves Legion Plans For Race Meet
At the February City Council meeting Parowan Legion Post No. 20 won approval to use the city race track for a three day Race Meet on July 18 to 20. The Post offered volunteer labor and materials for track improvements including new stables and grandstand expansion to accommodate larger crowds. The plan foresees two three day programs, mid July between Panguitch and Beaver meets and the first September weekend with the Iron County Fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legions
Parowan Post No. 20
Sam P Pritchard
W. Clair Rowley
Max Hendrickson
SM. Clark
Parowan City
Post
Parowan
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Adi
U- Taneers
Aie
S J Whitney
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Service Men’s Wives Club
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CCC
F Ray Lyman
Chamber of Commerce
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A. M. Marsden
H.C Parcells
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