Pioneer Day Celebration Marks 85th Anniversary Event
A large crowd gathered Monday to mark the 85th anniversary of Mormon pioneers in the valley with speakers, songs, and reminiscences. Notable attendees came from Cedar City and surrounding communities, while Marla L. Taylor, age 85, was crowned queen of the older people. An incident occurred when “Uncle Heber,” a longtime local pioneer, collapsed after the opening prayer but was reported recovering.
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Perowan
Tab
Cedar City
Enoch
Summit
Paragonab
Beaver
Patowan
Richard Heder Densos
Atako
Wm. R. Palmer
Mr. Benson
Dena D. Whitney
Daughjfters of the Pioneers
Winston Orton
Lavern Hyatt
Deckers
Marla’ L. Taylor
Bayder
ICCC
California Historical Society
Aldent
Wast
Palmer Fed
Whitny
Uncle Heber
Agour Nly
Townsend Plan Meeting in Cedar City
From James Fisher Cedar City reports a Townsend Old Age Pension plan meeting in Cedar Ward Chapel at 2 p.m. on January 2. Two men from Spit Lake City Captain Ed Mewlen and Black Bell Townsend workers will attend. An invitation is extended to all. Mr and Mrs Joseph R Mortensen and daughter Tilda traveled from Delta for Pioneer Day celebration. Mrs D A Matheen? taroea accompanied them.
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James Fisher
Cedar Cixy
Cedar Iet Ward Chapel
Spit Lake City
Mewlen
Black Bell
Townsend
Utah
Beatrice Adama Marries Morris Johnson in Byron
Mr and Mrs Thomas D Adama announce the marriage of daughter Beatrice to Morris Johnson of Salt Lake City. The couple wed last Saturday in Byron Wyomite where both teach. They plan teaching through spring then temple ceremony in Salt Lake City. Beatrice is noted as a former Parowan teacher. Morris teaches history and sociology at Byron High School. They visited during the holidays as friends extend best wishes.
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Thomas D. Adama
Beatrice
Morris Johnson
Salt Lake City
Byron
Wyomite
D. x
Sait Lake City
Byron High School
Cote
Final Rites Held For Accident Victim Kaminska
Final rites were held Thursday for Raymond Kaminska 47 husband of Valeria Applegate Kaminska who died in California last week from a scalding accident He was born in Beatrice Nebraska April 4 1894 and married Valeria Applegate in April 1930 Surviving are his widow two young sons his parents and two brothers Funeral services took place at the West Wand chapel with Bishop J L Adams in charge American Legion Post No 20 conducted auxiliary rites The bier was draped with the national flag and ex service members gave three salutes and taps at the cemetery.
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Raymond Kaminska
Valeria Applegate Kaminska
California
West Wand
Jt. L. Adams
Cemerery
American Legion
Ray Mr. Adams
Bishop H. L. Adams
Walter James
Blackrock
Mary Dalton
Ray D. Garner
Lila Topham
Della Marsden
Taylor Miller
Merrill Hasmussen
Beatrice
Nebraska
Herman Ty Kaeminska
Texas
Utah
Valetia Applegate
Los Angeles
Leonard
Cecth
New Flour Mill Begins Grinding in Parowan
Parowan sees a newly rebuilt flour mill start grinding and ready to supply four, bran and other mill products. The project followed a 1932 fire and delays in parts shipments. Florence G. Mitchell and Mrs. Gordon Matheson led installation with Matheson acting as miller during the celebratory phase.
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Parowan
Florence G. Mitchell
Gordon
County Collects About 77 000 In Back Taxes
County treasurer Clair Hutet reported to the Board of County Commissioners that about 77 000 in delinquent taxes were paid in the last three months of 1945. Of this, 62 275.18 came from full redemptions. an estimated 15 000 was paid as partial relief. Taxes due before 1831 face May sale if unpaid, ending the original owner's redemption. Payments stemmed from State Tax Commission inquiries and emergency relief legislation offering reduced interest and costs for pre January 1, 1928 payments.
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Clair Hutet
Board of County Commissioners
Mulet Sata
State Tax Commission
Ciflelala
Parowan High Beavers Split Doubleheader With Beaver
Parowan High mixed results as the Beevers second team defeated Beaver 19 to 1 while Parowan won the main game 27 to 1 in a rough, closely contested doubleheader. Both games featured tight defense and multiple fouls, with Parowan seizing the lead late in the second half and pulling away to secure the win.
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Parowan Ineh
Beaver
PB. H
Segandé
Matc Lves
Parowan
Ginhorn
Howard Joseph to enter mission in Salt Lake City
Howard Joseph 70, son of Mr and Mrs Arthur Joseph, has accepted a call from the LL D church to undertake a mission in the Southern States. He will leave on the 6th to enter the mission school in Salt Lake City and stay until February. A brief sendoff is planned by the Word, with date and details to be announced.
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Howard Joseph
Arthur Joseph
LL. D
I Wisston
Salt Lake City
Snow Depth and Water Content Rise at Cedar Breaks Area
National Park Service reports Cedar Breaks area shows snow depths up to 40 inches with a 5.6 inch water content from 17 measurements, averaging 30.5 inches and 5.6 inches water. Duck Creek and Morris Flat stations show wetter snow than last year, yet skiing remains poor due to soft, slushy snow and deep sinking.
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Utah
National Park Services
Cedar Breaks
Duck Creek
Morris Flat
Harris Wat
C. C. Presnall
W. & Long
Navaso Lake
Cotume
Gravel Spring Junction
Forest Service
State of
Park Service
Alladin Theatre Plans Early Booked Pictures Run
Patrons learn that several outstanding pictures are booked for early dates at the Alladin Theatre. Among them are China Seas with showings Sunday through Tuesday, Alice Adams, Anna Karenina, Shipmates Forever, O Shaughnessy’s Boy, In Old Kentucky, and others. A Perfect Tribute and two Lincoln tribute shorts will play February 23, 24, and 26.
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Alladin Theatre
China Seas
Alice Adams
Anna Karenina
O'Shaughnessy
Old
Kentucky
Will Rogers
Auutiny
Bounty
Captain Bland
Alles Adams
Withs Wamel
Bill Raff
Mr. Tiobs
Rosa Rarie
Whip Saw
Colleen
Lincoln
Albert Marsden Admitted to Utah State Bar
A list of eighteen young attorneys admitted to the Utah State Bar includes Albert Marsden and Obert Tanner. The ceremony featured a notably enhanced oath, stressing ethics, truth, and defense of the oppressed, reflecting recommendations by the American Bar Association. The article notes their future plans remain unclear.
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Albert
Marsden
Utah
Obert €. Tanner
Grace Adams Tanner
United States
Lucre
Maricer
American Bar Association
WCCIGROWERS ELECT OFFICERS FOR YEAR
H L Adams reelected President of the Irod County Wool Growers Association at a Saturday night meeting. Clark Orton named vice president and Mex 10 Ward secretary treasurer, both reelected. James C Robinson reelected to the board with new members Jess Guyman and H B Robinson succeeding Milos Marsden and Joseph Lister. Jos B Dalton and Herbert D White holdovers. A committee of Ray Lyman Clark Orton James Robinson Jos B Dalton and H L Adams will attend the Reno central conference in Salt Lake City early next week and another meeting is set for Thursday to hear a committee report.
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H. L. Adams
Irod Countty Woolgrowers’ Association
Clark Oron
Mex
Ward
James C. Robinson
Jess Guyman
H. B. Robinson
Milos. Marsden
Joseph Lister
Jos. B. Dalton
Herbert D. White
County Exceeds Quota In Health Seal Sales
County tubered fast committees announced this week that Sron County went over the quota in the Christmas Health Seal drive for the first time in years. Total county receipts reached 224.24 with expenses 1.80 in Cedar City and none in Parowan. At 3 cents per capita Iran County's allotment would be 210, plus 21.24 over, a gauge of success given competing drives. The committees thank Parowan Times and Iron County Record for cooperation and pledge continued activity for local needs.
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Sron County
Cuberculaz Inn
Utah
Tran
Cedar City
Parowan
Iran County
Parowan Times
Iron County Record
Mitchell Named as Acting Postmaster
Dispatches from Washington report W Warner Mitchell editor of the Mimes named acting postmaster for Parowan to succeed P A Clark after three terms. No date set for the change. likely around the month start. Clark’s commission dated Feb 2. appointment contingent on civil service exam. Rumor of Cedar City postline changes noted. H I Lunt rumored to be retained until exam.
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Washington, D. C
W. Warner Mitchell
Mimes
Abe Murdock
Parowan
P. A. Clark
Murdock
Postoffice Department
Times
Iks
Clark
Cedar Cit Y
Fulure
den Lomrade
Ibla
Doug
County Appropriates For Road Across Lake
The County Board of Commissioners approved a $300 appropriation at a Saturday meeting to fund graveling a road across the Lake Salt bed north of town. The road, built last winter as an EFVERA project, serves locals hauling wood and livestock. It remains of little value in wet weather and may be used to haul rock for a proposed industrial building. Local deputy Marlo Terhem will supervise the project, with county officials also attending a Salt Lake City convention.
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Board of County Commissioners
Iltéla Salt Lake
Marlo Terhem
Will Hels
Salt Lake City
Joshua Walker
Swamit
Summit
Jocality Hiss
Countty
Kanarta
Bill PR. J. Lund Co
Modena
Bill 3
Peter F. Tulloch
Auld 29
Township
Tisage
Weel
C. Snow
Mra. Wm. P
Ivan Deckr
Samuel F. Leigh
Warren Tulloch
Asscor
Literary Club Elects New Officers for Year
At a regular weekly meeting on Wednesday evening the Parowad Literary Club elected new officers for the year. President Louise Adam, Vice-president Hazel Pendicton, secretary-treasurer Alive Richandyr. The outgoing president Mondell Bareellt and vice president Maxiie Froyd presided. Lorenzy Robinson of Beaver visited with his daughters Mrs Oleen Davis and Mrs George Slevenn and attended the Flouser Day celebration.
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Parowad Literary Club
Louise ©. Adam
Hazel Pendicton
Alive Richandyr
Qeomda B. Mitchell
Ia Mondell
Lorenzy Robinson of
Beaver
Oleen Davis
George Slevenn
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Tay
Joseph R. Morten
Eng
Tilda
Delta
Mira
D. A. Matheenfretaroea
Tor A Brletts
Arowan
Beaver High
Tare Lds
Albert Marsden
Wccigrowers
Mitchell
Lake
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