Parowan High Faces Valley in Open League Game Saturday
Parowan High School hosts Valley High in the season opener at the local gym Saturday night at eight. Valley, a strong contender with a string of practice wins and a 90 plus point game led by center Red Jorgensen, promises a tough test for Parowan at full strength with Mitchell Warren and Dalton anchoring the forwards and Hebingon Dalton at guard. Tickets available from Principal Bennett, with reservations by phone. another game follows Monday night against Enterprise.
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Parpwon High
Wlan F& Mes
Valley High Bchool
Valley High da Ft
Red Jorgensen
Parowan
Ful
Ions
Mitchell
Warren
Forwarts
Sherman Dalton
Ead Heblngon
Paul Dalton
Hallerman
Huet
Laon Roblinson
Navenport
Adams
Awad
Bennett
Tale
Schoal
Parowen
Enterprise High School
Enterprise
Kymnasium
Ag Goad
Valley High
Cedar City
Dixie Tomorow
Jury drawn for January court term in district court
Names listed for venire across Parowan Cedar City Paragonah Beryl Kanaria Newcastle and surrounding areas. Mention notes on prospective jurors and residents Arthur Trot nson family Bra Alice Woolley and Mrs Evan Rayles with pneumonia and patient recovery updates.
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Parowan
John P
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Faragonah Seminary Presents Whitin aod ta Play
The Paragonah Seminary hosts a charity play next Thursday evening in the Recrer ton Trail area to raise funds for a debt. A two character cast presents Whitin aod ta, with prices 15¢, 25¢ general, 35¢ reserve, and reserve seats available the day before. Proceeds support the seminary’s debt.
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Couple Observes 50th Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Silas J Ward observed their fiftieth wedding anniversary Tuesday evening in the Agliet Society room with many people present. The program featured songs readings short talks and jokes about the couple. Family and close friends contributed numbers including duets solos and a violin reading.
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Prograim My
Rex C. Ward
Geomeda
Ormon Weight
Ivan Decker
Jia Decker
West Taylor
Udell Decker
David Mathewon
Bet Jean
Mary Orton
Silas Toptam
Bmageden Sisters
Themgalves
Zons ‘Topham
Trene Metsden
Ajee Lymen
Audrey Miller
Olive Carroll
Local Couple Married During Holiday Season
Local couple Joseph M. Matheson and Ruby Hipt wed last Friday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hag Lt. Adama with Mr. Adams, uncle of the groom, officiating. Groom is son of Mr. and Mrs. David Matheson and has worked for Evan Bayles the past year. Bride is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Ilvler and recently worked at the Céday Breaks Cafe. They will reside in a portion of the Cora Lloyd residence.
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Joseph M. Matheson
Ruby Hipt
Hag
Adama
Adams
Bits
David Matheson
Evan Bayles
Wallace Ilvler
Cora Lloyd
Parowan East Ward Conference Scheduled Sunday
The Parowan East Ward plans a regular conference Sunday afternoon in the Ward chapel at 3 o'clock. A special program by the Bishopric invites all ward members to attend, with a choir meeting at 2 to plan for the coming year. Verda Davis Raynards of Chateville visits her grandmother Mrs. Garah A. Stevens.
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Parowan East Ward
Fred Levis
Verda Davis
Parowan To Observe 88th Birthday
Parowan plans an all day program on Friday January 13 led by the local Daughters of the Trancers camp. A morning meeting at 9 o clock in the West Ward chapel will feature dramatizations music and a school band. An evening social includes a youth party and a dance for all ages in the recreation hall with families urged to attend and participate.
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Beaver
Millar County
Delta
Fillmore
Keaton
Monte'elock
Ray Th Gatner
Kent Mitchell
Parowan
Tigi
Gyoun Lynch
Rncreation Hall
Pioneera Usd
Utah should set UF fund to advertise scenic attractions
An analysis urges Utah lawmakers to appropriate 100000 for next year to promote the state’s scenic resources. It argues travel promotion boosts tourism revenue, citing national spending patterns and the economic ripple to retail, hotels, and services. It notes 35 states already fund advertising andcredits private industry success.
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Utah
Smdustrys
Eis
Chambers of Commerce
Utan
Imato
Gun Club Hunt And Election Next Tuesday
The Puyowan Gun and Med Clay club holds its 4a annual election meeting and luncheon next Tuesday in the banquet room of 120 West Wand chapel. A rabbit hunt starts at 9 o clock after noon with free luncheon for members and officers to elect the coming year. A program is planned with entertainment features and members are urged to attend with partners.
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Puyowan Gun
Med Clay
Ing
Juncheon
Weet Wand Chapel
Tueadey
Utah Seyrap Staton
Lowell Adams Held for Mercantile Burglary
Lowell Adams is held in county jail charged with breaking into Parowan Mercantile Store early Saturday morning. The theft included cowboy boots two ladies coats and about 22 dollars in small change. All items were recovered before noon the same day. Adams admitted the break in and was bound over to District Court with a 1000 bond after a hearing in Galay City. Local officials investigated and identified the time window with a witness hearing and the break in through the lobby plate glass.
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Lowell Adams
Fa Ie
Parowan Mercantie
Arthur Joseph
Adame
Harrell Doton
Wm. M. Dalton
Lawet
Othy Oe
Utah Proposal Aims Attract and Retain American Tourists
A suggested program would set a target share of American tourist traffic and retain visitors for an eight year period. Revenue from this policy could rise substantially. The plan calls for thorough planning to align all groups while arguing that the state government should lead the promotion effort.
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Utah
School Opera Dates Set Back One Week
Parowan High School announces the school opera dates have moved to January 19th and 20th from the 11th and 12th. Details on the cast and more information will be released next week. The Lyceum program following Thursday January 19th features Paxwell and Company magicians Teluscules Sielaht and others. all parents are invited free of charge.
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Tringpal L. B. Bennett
Parowan High School
Foy
Branett Aley Withen
Paxwell and Company
Iron Co Woolgrowers Elect New Officers
At the annual meeting of the Iron County Woolgrowers Association last week new officers were elected for the coming year. Tollowe, Mugh L. Adame was named president with B. Ray Lyman as secretary and treasurer. James C. Robinson, Joseph B. Dalton, Jess Guymon, H. B. Robinson, and Herbert D. White chosen as executive board members. Delegates and committees were also named to attend the Utah Woolgrowers convention in Salt Lake City on January 10 and 20, including Robinson, Guymon, Palrott, and Adams on National Forest and Public Lands committees, Lyman on Railway, and Adams on General Resolutions and taxation.
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Iron County
Tollowe
Mugh L. Adame
B. Ray Lyman
James C. Robinson
Joseph B. Dalton Jess Guymon
This City
H. B. Robinson
Paragogah
Herbert D. White
Bummit
Utah Woolgrow
Salt Lake City
National Forest
Jas, C. Robinson
Jess Guymon
Josph B. Palrott
B. Ray ‘Lyman
HH. L. Adams
Herbert White
Walford Day
New Parks Supt Takes Over Duties at National Parks
Paul R. Franke, appointed by the Secretary of the Interior as Superintendent of Zion and Bryce Canyon National Parks, arrived to assume duties after a conference in Washington. He began service in 1925 at Mesa Verde National Park and has held roles from Park Naturalist to Assistant Superintendent. He earned a BS from Colorado State College in 1921 and an MS from the University of Iowa in 196. He led Mattes High School and later Superintendent roles in Colorado. During WWI he served in the army. Active in American Legion affairs, he was a former Pot Committee member and served on the Colorado State Athletic Association board. He is married to Mary Elizabeth Pownall, with two daughters and a son.
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Paul R. Franke
Secretary of the Interior
Zon
Bryce Canyon
Newenal Parks
Franko Tresli
Colorado State
University of Iowa
Mattes High School
Schopla da Mangos
Calorada
Franke
Mary Elizabeth Pownall
Ruth Emily
Mary Ellanbeth
Paul Richard
County Board Holds Final 1938 Meeting
The Hoard of Jerex County Commissioners held a December 1938 meeting to review the county budget for 1939, discuss a county hospital laboratory with state support, and authorize a written agreement with the State Health Board. Other items included equipment ownership, preparations for a Rambouillet show, and annual reports from sheriff and county agent.
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Jerex
Budapest
M. J. Maclaurinna
Blacfarinris
State Board of Health
A. A. Jenkins
State Health Board
Asmotiani
Iron County
J. 9. Preatwith
Mannigh
J. H. Wise
Leigh
Clarerie Perdle
Utah
Beesley and
Weed
New House
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