Parowan High Falls to Branch Aggies in Tight Home Game
Parowan High School suffered a 24 to 20 loss to the Branch Aggies on their home floor. Milo Mortensen opened scoring while Wendall Jones and Frank Hunter led the Aggies with drives and guards, but Parowan rallied late in the fourth period before time ran out. Candy Lowder left briefly with an ankle injury as Roy Stubba substituted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parowan
High School
Branch Aggies
Ville Grove
Rams
Milo Mortensen
Harry Empey
Karowan
Garner
Candy Lowder
Roy Stubba
Parowan'a
Wendall Jones
Frank Hunter
Iron County Treasurer Honored as Utah Officials Head
Clair Ilulet, Iron County treasurer, was elected president of the Utah State Association of County Officials at a Salt Lake City convention last week. An active member, he previously served as vice president, and is celebrated by colleagues for this recognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clair Ilulet
Iron County
Utah State Association of
Salt Lake City
Ilulet
Pioneer Day observance marks Parowan anniversary
Parowan celebrated the second anniversary of its settlement with a public meeting luncheon and an afternoon program. The theater performance directed by Winston Orton drew praise with Mrs Barbara Matheson Wallers in the lead and Hartell Dalton and Winston Orton praised for their roles. A large dance followed with extensive attendance and many old time dances enjoyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parowan
Winton Orton
Barbara Matheson Wallers Jn
Hartell Dalton
Wintteo Orton
Wrangers
Social Ward ML A Enjoyable Evening Dance Event
A social in East Ward organized by the BM I A featured lessons in the first period and a recreation dance in the second. Older participants taught dances like the Wadtille, Schottisch, and Danish slide for the younger attendees while refreshments were provided.
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Wransles
Elden Adama
Berta Burton
Minor twin tremors rattled homes early morning
Two distinct earthquake shocks were felt by many local people at about six o'clock, waking sleepers as doors and dishes rattled. An earlier report notes minor tremors around 1 am and 3 am, with the 6 am quakes felt across the area and in Partonal.
Feeder Day at B A C set for February 3
Cedar City officials announce Feeder's Day at Branch Agricultural College on Friday February. The 45 feeding experiments show practical results and will progress to include more lamb types. Prof E J Maynard of Utah State Agricultural College will help draw conclusions with other state experts. The project runs under Branch College Agricultural Department with cooperation from the Logan experiment station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar City
Tas Brancele Ageicultural College
E. J. Maynard
Utah State Agricultural College
Agricultural Department
Branch College
Logan
Wranglers Claim Shabby Deal From Hall Manager
The Stocky Mountain Wranglers accuse the Cedar City hall manager Mr Bulloch of promising to rent the SA dance hall for a Wednesday event and advertising it but failing to follow through. The missing promotion left the Wranglers with no venue and other town events filled the night. Mrs. G. D. Hyatt leads the group with complaints. Mrs. June Fapham from Salt Lake City has been visiting.
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The
Stocky Mountain Wranglers
G. D. Hyatt
the & SA
Cedar Cly
T Ercminyy
June Fapham
Salt Lake City
Old Folks Entertainment Honors Mrs. Lowder Next Tuesday
The ninety second birthday of Emily Teressa Lowder prompts a community event in Parowan and Tarowan Daragonah. A 2 p.m. program in the relief hall will be followed by a 4 p.m. banquet for residents over sixty five and invited church leaders.
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Emily Teressa
Grandma Lowder
Tarowan
Daragonah
Parowan
Barbara M. Adams
S. A. Slatterman
Jas. C. Robinson
Transportation
Nellie Pritchard
Rebecca Miller
Leadership Week at BYU Sets Focus on Reconstruction Foundations
BYU announces the twelfth Leadership Week from January 23 to 27 featuring daily general assemblies at 8:30 p.m. with notable speakers. Programs span recreation, health education, biography, home economics, economics, sociology, art, drama, music, and language studies. Special exhibits, evening entertainments, and a Get-Acquainted Party are planned, plus a regional Social Work convention on January 27 with Governor Blood as keynote.
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Brigham’ Young University
B.Y.U. Bane
BYU
Whitman College
Glee Club
State Conference of Social Work
Blood
Civic Clubs of Southern Utah Plan Roads and State Support
The Associated Club Clubs of Southern Utah met in Salina to push state backing for Spen College at Ephraim and to urge government supervision of Utah winter livestock ranges. They also favor adding Buckhshin-Ronej and Hanksville-Greenriver and Bimery-Freemont roads to the secondary system and to major Salina canyon road development.
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Spen College
Ephraim
Utah
Salina Canyon
Associated Club Clubs of
Southern Utah
Salina
Eeld If Gardner
Salina Liong Club
Directoars
Linns
Garfield
Tiuto
Sevier
Sanpete
S. M. Jorgensen
Salina Lions
Willardson
J. G. Crandall
Snow College
Dt. A. C
Hanksville-Greenriver
Wayne
Emery
Iron County
H. L. Adams
Parowan
W. Clair Rowley
J. E. Petersen
Cedar City
Industry
Hteid If
Gardner
W. Warner Mitchell
Morgan Rollo
Wartren Taylor Named Assistant State Superintendent
Warren Parowan native Warren Wartren Taylor, 1346 years old, former head of grammar schools in Boalder county for nine years, is appointed by G I Shidminke as assistant state superintendent of public instruction. He holds a BA and MA from the University of Utah and has been in education since 1967.
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H. Wartren Taylor
Henry W. Taylor
Hils
G. I. Shidminke
Grammer
Boaelder County
Paal
Afr Taylor
Fu Suecession
Ile Suicceeds
A. C. Matheson
Jusiius A. Taylor
Warren
University Oftal
Ife
Taxpayers League Organized in Parowan With Demands
A Parowan gathering formed a taxpayers league led by Albert M. Marsden to press for a fifty percent cut in property taxes and to seek higher personal income taxes as a substitute. Clifford Finney served as chair with James Robinson as vice chair. Albert Marsden was secretary treasurer. The group called for consolidating state boards, reducing government expenses, and a property tax cut of about fifty percent with income tax offsets. They planned to inform the legislature and tax commission and unify similar groups in the county and beyond.
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Taxpayers League
Albert M. Marsden
Salt Lake City
Friends
Sevier County
Clifford Finipey
Arpantze- Hon
Legieatarty
Tax Commission
Sunday School Benefit Play Planned in East Ward
East Ward Sunday school schedules an evening of entertainment on Wednesday February 1 in the Recreation hall to raise funds for song books and roll books. The program features two one act plays a vaudeville skit by Dillerd Empey and Jtay Garner numbers by the M L A chorus tap dancing and more. Admission is 25 cents for general seating.
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East Ward Sunday School
Recreation Hall
Dillerd Empey
Jtay Garner
East Ward
Burgle Hibbert
Attorneys Uninjured When Car Turns Over
Ell bit shaky after a car skidded on a snowy slope near Sy uc in the district court area yesterday morning. Attorneys Eis J lichets of St Neorge and R J Shay of Ordar City escaped unharmed as their vehicle rolled over after braking to avoid a collision. No injuries reported and minor car damage only. Following brief court sessions in here and Beaver, the lawyers proceeded to Salt Lake City for a bar association meeting.
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Hesston
District Court
Eis J.lichets
St. Neorge
R. J. Shay
Former Parowan Man Leslie Yardley Dies in Los Angeles
Word reached a Parowan sister last week of the death of Leslie Yardley age 45 in Los Angeles from heart trouble. Born and raised in Parowan he leaves a large family including brothers Lloyd Yardley of Gunnison and Ulyf Yardley of Los Angeles and sisters Durt Hussell Yardley of Gunnison Kits Vinerva Stevens of Jarowsh Afra Cela Cuiser of San Diego and Mrs Filta Nussell of Los Angeles. He was buried in Los Angeles.
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Hare
Leslie Yardley
Los Angeles
Uftree
Durt
Hussell Yardley
Gunnison
Uleh
Fitvln Yardley
Kits, Vinerva, Stevens
Jarowsh Afra
Cela Cuiser
San Diego
Filta Nussell
Two Arraigned on Felony Charges in District Court
Ted Brown of Lag Vera and Cedar City and Deles Rosenburg of the latter place were arraigned on separate felony charges. Brown faced liquor violation allegations, while Rosenburg was charged with carnal knowledge involving a 15 year old, with Judge Cox setting pleas for the opening day of the term.
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Ted Brown
Lag Vera
Cedar City
Deles Rosenburg
Grown
Justice &T. Leigh
Rosenburg
Jover Anderson
Judey Cox
Sherif File
Venira
Seminary Students To Bring Sunday Programs
Announcement by bishops of Larowan wards states students from the L D Seminary in Cedar City will present programs at next Sunday meetings. Seminary Sunday is observed in the stake and Cedar City students will also supply programs in other wards the same day.
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Larowan
L. D
Cedar City
Waril Peinbera
Peer on Dixie Forest Shows Big Increase
Deer taken on the Dixie National Forest surged last year with about 17 290 head counted in estimates by forest officials. Some 15 641 are bucks from the Dixie area and dollars spent by hunters averaged 29 55 per bin, suggesting notable spending by non-resident hunters.
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Dixie National Forest
Selala
Dixie
United States
Court Says Fifty Bucks When Lowder Pleads Guilty
A district court notes Grant Lowder pled guilty to a liquor violation and was fined fifty dollars or allowed a note with signer approval, then released. The record includes unclear phrases and stray names from the damaged OCR.
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Lowder
Justice of the Peace
Grant Lowder
Igang
Hiewan
Chriati
Tedar
Mitchul
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