Parowan Chamber of Commerce names change and veteran notices
A Parowan Chamber of Commerce meeting voted to rename the group Parowan Chamber of Commerce from its former title. The club, now a civic body, plans an annual Ladies Night and maintains existing officers. The town notes returning veterans from World War II including Paul Dalton and several others, detailing service and homecoming plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parowan &Xchange Club
Cowrthouse
Og Inlestion
Parowan Churnben
Cuttsmere
Lions Club
Ivan Decker
Clair Rowley
Kent Mitchell
Chamber
Parks Service
Cedar Breaks
Holyoak Brothers
Thomas K
Joseph F
Adams
Harold Mitchell
Lves
Safford
Arizona
Holyoak
Mitchell
Iron County Fair
Rambouillet
Daughters of Utah Pioneers to meet Monday night
Parowan Camp DUP will hold its regular meeting Monday evening at 8 with Mrs. Max Hendrickson presenting a lesson titled Non Mormon Religious Denominations in Utah. The group plans observance of Parowan’s ninety fifth birthday on January 13, celebrated Monday the 14th with a half holiday and a large public event in Recreation hall and a school gym dance in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parowan
Daughters of Utah Pioneers
Tane Adams Mitchell
Max Hendrickson
Utah
D.U.P
Final Service Held For Heart Attack Victim
Final rites were held in the West Ward chapel for Ella Ellen Hyatt Green, longtime community member, who died Monday from a heart attack. Bishop W Leonard Evans presided. speakers included John P Orton and Taylor Miller with Barbara Adams, as the choir performed. A cedar City grave was dedicated by Walden Ison. Green, born September 27, 1879, in Parowan, leaves six children, sixteen grandchildren, and multiple siblings. She served in the LDS church and led quilting and relief activities. The obituary notes active religious involvement and family ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Ward
Fieure
Ella Hyatt Green
Shire
W. Leonard Evans
Newell B Weigh
Louise Marsden
Joseph E. Ward
John P. Orton
E. Ray Lyman
Mary Lyman
Taylor Miller
Barbara M. Adams
Bishop Evans
Ray Lyman
Newell Weight
Ivan Decker
W. Clair Rowley
R. W. Hulet
Walden Ison
Cedar City
Eliza Ellen Hyatt Green
Parowan
John Joseph Hyatt
Eliza Ann Miller Hyatt
Pagowan Valley
James Samuel Green
St. George Temple
Marva Peterson
Salt Lake City
Vera Isom
Orwin H. Green
James Elmer Green
Parewan
Della Wilson
Hurricane
Elva Webb
Fay Hyatt
Eva Talbot
Mable Gillies
Provo
Joseph S. Hyatt
Los Angeles
Green
LDS Church
Relief Society
Fireside chat for M Men and Gleaners in Parowan
The M Men and Gleaners of Parowan wards will hold a fireside chat Sunday at 8 oclock at the home of Bishop and Mrs W Leonard Evans. All local members are invited. Mrs J A Paramore celebrated her birthday with a Friday social at her home attended by about a dozen friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parowan
Bishop
W. Leonard Evans
J. A. Paramore
Parowan Exceeds Victory Loan Quota By $3000
Parowan topped its Victory Loan quota by about 3000 dollars under drive chairman Marlo Topham. The city reached 30000 dollars last Thursday, then added nearly 3000 more by Monday evening as sales at the Post Office and Bank of Southern Utah were totaled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parowan
Drive
Marlo Topham
Mr Topham
Bank of Southern Utah
Topham
Cedar City
L. N. Marsden
Marsden
Iron County
Federal Reserve Bank
Salt Lake City
Lund
Modena
Court Terms Set for 1946 District in Utah Counties
Judge Will L. Hoyt announced the 1946 terms for Juab Millard Beaver Iron and Washington counties with sessions starting at 10 am on designated dates. Motion and Probate days precede each term and petitions for naturalization will be heard in Parowan Iron County Nephi Juab County on listed dates. Iron County jury commissioners named a list of petit jurors for 1946 terms, with Parowan Parowan District No 1 and No 2 groups detailed and continued on the back page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Judicial District
Utah
Will L. Hoyt
Juab
Millard
Beaver
Iron
Washington
Parowan
Irn
Nephi
Iron County
W. Leonard Evans
C. William Macfarlane
Parowan City set for new administration at noon
Two-year council members and officers will take bonds and be sworn in as Parowan shifts from the old administration. The outgoing group will meet Monday to settle bills and transfer power. Budget for 1946 totals 167 434.42 with 190 732.92 estimated revenues and a 23 299.50 surplus, largely funded to Iron County Hospital and County General, Road, Welfare, and Library departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parowan City
EB Ray Lyman
A. C. Hatch
Claude Burton
LaMar Jensen
Howard Joseph
John W. Bentley
Verda E. Adams
Joseph
Taylor Miller
Lyman
Transounty Board of Commissioners
Iron County Hospital
Ihoé
County General Fund
County Road Department
Public Welfare Department
Tron County
Library Department
Iron County
Public Safety
Cedar City
State Tax Commission
State Welfare Department
American Fork
Service Men's Wives Meet in Parowan
The Parowan Service Men's Wives club will meet Wednesday January 9 at 8 p.m. in the jury room of the County Courthouse to decide if the club will continue. All interested members urged to attend. Robert Miller Sle of the U.S. Navy arrived home from Norfolk Virginia for a 25 day leave to visit his parents Mr and Mrs Taylor Miller. He plans to report back to Norfolk after the leave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sygegin
Paul Dalton
Non
Philippines
Othite
Vie
Manila Bay
Al_ Bensxin
Eton Mitche
U. S. and Pacific
Middle West
Califtobe
Pony Express
Iind
Pioche
Pary Mir
Scott Mitchell
Douglas Davenport
Lewis Davenport
Igonah
Lippines
Okinawa
Amy
Fortis
Victor Robinson
Ah D. Robinson
H. B. Robinson
Paragons
Army
U.S
Europe
Ith
Frank B. Lowder
Jesse F. Lowder
Fitis
Amasa
Ingville
Germ
89Th
Clarence Lowder
Lewis M. Lowder
France
Germany
Salt Lake
Mona Mwond
Murray
Chester S. Ward
W. Russell
Fort Hela
Chester
Hawaiian Islands
Heenie Army
Joseph C. Orton
Orton
Bi Fort Touglas
Nts
New Guinea
Japani
Mill Field
Ogden
Ee Rjamason
Paragonah
Pat Gre
Parowan Service Men's Wives Club
Robert Miller
U.S. Navy
Norfolk
Virginia
Taylor Miller
Peace and Quiet Mark Holiday Week Here
The holiday week passed in peace with no incidents. Well attended public dances and family gatherings marked the season. Many service members were home, boosting attendance at events, including the Gun and Rod Club dance and the American Legion ball, with about 225 and 350 tickets sold respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gun and Rod
American Legion
Legion
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chamber of Commerce
Lewis Dalton
Daughters OF Pioneers
Dixie
Claude Adams
St. George
Lyle Evans
Lee Clark
Boyd Robinson
Willard Decker
Garth Whitney
Gene Rollins
Queen Hatch
Keith Aussell
Warren A. Dalton
Howard Stubbs
Spencer Lemmon
Lloyd Lund
Charles Dalton
Tony Dalton
Lyle
Boyd
Willard Warren A
Howard
Jack Stevens
Bobby Stubbs
Kanab
Enterprise
Orderville
Jess Topham
Asa Topham
Hyrum B. Robinson
Ernest Topham
Thomas R. Abbott
Wm. H. Boardman
Wilson Lund
Harvey E. Dunton
Gilbert Robinson
LeRoy McBride
Donna Williamson
Parowan District No. 1
Rulen Lyman
Thomas Randall Adams
Howard Adams
Venice H. Decker
Ralph Mitchell
Elmer O. Gurr
Minnie L. Orton
Richard M. Benson
John S. Dalton
Ernest Orton
W. Scott Mitchell
J. W. Moore
Ward Mortensen
Albert Mickelson
W. C. Mitchell
Alice H. Dalton
Third Ward
Stake
KSUB
P.hls
Ladies Victory Singers
Yankee Singers
Newell B. Weight