Beaver Editor Heads State Press For 1941
Walter L. Carlton editor of the Beaver Press was elected president of the Utah State Press Association for 1941 at the 43rd annual convention in Salt Lake City. George L. Crowther of Salt Lake Times was named vice president, Vai C. Cowles of Price secretary-treasurer, with Hendrik Roymeyn as director. Don Belding of the Pacific Coast Advertising Club delivered the keynote, urging publishers to defend a free press and resist consumer movements influencing schools and buying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter L. Carlton
Beaver Press
Beaver
Utah State Press Association
Newhouse Hotel
Salt Lake City
Carlton
Elisha Warner
Spanish Park
George L. Crowther
The
Salt Lake Times
Salt Lake
Vai C Cowles
Price
Qth
Price Sun-Advocate
Cre- Te
Hendrik Roymeyn
William C. England
Logan
John Wallis Af Heber
C B. Wallace
Murray
Faitisha Warner
Don Belding
Pacific Coast Advertising Club
Lord and Thomas National Advertising Agency
Belding
Legion and Auxiliary Dinner and Dance in Parowan
The Parowan Post No. 20 and the Legion Auxiliary hosted a chicken dinner and dance last Friday at the Westward church banquet hall. District leaders Chas Pickett and Madge Cannon attended with Cedar City guests, while Ivan Decker and his orchestra provided music for a large crowd. Frank Orton of Los Angeles visited with his parents before being inducted into the Army for a year under the Selective Service Act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parowan Post No. 20
American Legion
the Legion Auxiliary
Westward Church
I van Decker
The
Legion and Auxiliary
Chas. Pickett
Madge Cannon
St. George
Cedar City
Frank Orton
Los Angeles
Silas T. Orton
Exchange Club Protests Removal of NYA Office
The Parowan Exchange Club protested moving the NYA district office from Parowan to Cedar City at a Monday meeting. Superintendent Charles Sampson was ordered to relocate, with members drafting a letter to the State Office opposing the move. They argued Parowan’s central district location, rent-free Iron County Court House offices, existing NYA supervision in Cedar City, and added service benefits by keeping the office in Parowan.
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N.Y. A
Parowan
Cedar City
Parowan Expence Club
Charles 1 Sampson
Millard, Beaver, Iron
Washington
Kane
State Office
Iron County Court’ House
NYA
City Moves to Complete Wall Around Parawan Cemetery
The city began hauling rock this week for the Parawan City Cemetery wall extension. Construction will start once enough rock is on site, funded under the city WPA project. Quarry work shifts to a new site at Gap, believed best for accessibility and quality, reducing costs from prior purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parawan City
Lawrence Brothers
Summit
Parowan Rams Split With Kanab And Hurricane
Parowan High School Rams went 1-1 in Dixie division action, losing to Kanab 29 17 and beating Hurricane 19 18. Kanab took a 16 8 halftime lead as Parowan struggled without Mickelson. The Saturday game at Hurricane was tight with Parowan leading 18 14 after three quarters before final gun. Elsewhere Enterprise beat Valle 48 23, Dixie beat Valle 64 18, and Cedar defeated Kanab 42 37. Cedar and Dixie tied for first. Parowan and Dixie split standings. Continued on back page.
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Parowan High School Rams
Kanab
Hurricane
Parowan
Mickelson
Rams
Enerprise
Valley High of Order- Vile
Dixie
Valley
Cedar
Dixite
Bark Page
Band Uniform Funds Approved By Iron County Schools
The Iron County School Board approved $500 for Parowan and Cedar High schools to buy new band uniforms. Each group estimated $1,000 total cost and will form a revolving fund to cover future needs. Superintendent Barlow named to coordinate, with plans to purchase jointly for lower prices and raise the remaining through local groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iron County School Board
Parowon
Cedar High
Parowan High
Parowan
Cedar Group
Parowan High School
PB. H. S
Ody
Local Legislators Named to Committees
Senator Claude Hirschi of Hurri cane serves on three standing committees: appropriations and claims, fish and game, and social relations and relief, plus the committee to revise joint house and senate rules. He opposed a motion to empower the senate president to appoint tours of inspection to state institutions. Representative Albert E. B. Miller of St. George co authored bills on local option for liquor outlets, insurance regulation, and government lien payments. he chaired a bill on county official salaries and joined a committee on state reorganization talks with Governor Maw and the Senate. Representative L. N. Marsden Jr. of Cedar City was named to the house committee on revision and enrollment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Hirschi
Hurricane
Wendell Grover
House
Senate
Albert EB. Miller
St. George
Cedar City
Varda McCarty
Herbert B. Maw
Utah
Mew
Attorney General's Office
Roosevelt
Great Britain
Egan Named President of Cedar Wildlife Club
Perry Egan, former Cedar City Wildlife Federation director, was named president at a re organization meeting Tuesday night at Lunt's cafe. He succeeds Glen Heaton. ElRoy Weiser was named vice president and several others were named to short term and two year director posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Egan
Cedar City Wildlife Federation
Lunt
Glen Heaton
ElRoy Weisler
Clintor Milne
Henry Smith
Roy Birrell
Egan
Birrell
Presbyterian Service To Be Held Sunday
A Presbyterian Chapel meeting will be held Sunday afternoon at 1 o clock at the home of Mr. J A Paramore. The Rev Alexander Christie of Cedar City will preside and conduct the services.
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Presbyterian Chapel
O'Cock
J. A. Paramore
Alexander Christie
Cedar City
Marriage of Nannette Chosen for School Opera
Pamwan High School music department selected The Marriage of Nannette a three act comic opera by Agnes Emelie Peterson and Louis Woodson Curtis for production in late February. Twenty three main parts were cast after tryouts in the school auditorium with many students competing for roles including Heloise Yvonne Frederic Madelon and Nannette among others. Additional tryouts will cast Zingara Jacques and Paulino.
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Nannette
Pamwan High School
Ormon R. Weight
Agnes Emelie Peterson
Louis Woodson Curtis
Heloise
Countess de Martigny
Avateen Hulet
Yvonne
la Getana
Joan Garner
Frederic
Duc d'Antin
Madelon
Jane Edwards
Henri
Marquis de Hauteur
Richard Halterman
Hilaire
Boyd Mitchell
Mme
Zerobie
Mary Lou Joseph Nannette
Helen Davenport
Edmond
Zenobie
Cyril Pendleton Roderique
Baptiste
Jean
Edymond
Raymond Wiltsey
Jay Benson
Garry Bentley Peperello
Alden Robe Rene
Booby Rewley
Yvette da
Ila Mae Bentley
Susane
Marcel Gervants
Setleen Henson
Momer Whit- Pus Parthenay
Lenard Rowley Santo
Peperello
Reed Richards
Emille
Troy Thornton
Zingara
Jacques
Paulino
Sister of Local People Buried at Panguitch
Funeral services were held in Panguitch for Hanna M. Orton Haycock 65 of Panguitch who died Friday from a heart ailment. Born December 13 1875 at Summit Utah she lived in Spry and Panguitch, married Elijah Haycock July 12 1897 and had nine children seven living. Surviving children include Fern Banks Nellie Haywood George E Haycock F Mack Haycock R Garn Haycock Bernard Haycock and Hillman Haycock. Also four sisters and five brothers and many grandchildren. Relatives attending from nearby towns are listed. The report also notes local staff changes and travel of residents.
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Panguitch
Hanna M. Orton Haycock
William
Sarah Ann Dalley Orton
Summit
Utah
Spry
Elijah Haycock
Miss. Haycock
LDS Church
Relief Society
Parowan
Julia
Lefevre
Luella Linford
Celesta Talbot
Henry 5
Lawrence Orton
Panguateh
Grover Orton
Pleasant Grove
Sylvenia Orton
Beaver
Wm. U. Thornton
Scott Orton
Ted Farnseworth
Las Vegas
Irene
Batts
Cedar City
Both Wards to Meet in East Ward Sunday
Both Parcwan Wards will meet in East Ward chapel for Sacrament services Sunday after non at o clock. Speakers Wilford Day L Adams and J M Ward announced by bishop W L Adams. Special musical numbers planned and all ward members urged to attend.
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Parcwan
East Ward
Wilford
L. Adams
J. M. Ward
W. L. Adams
Civics Clubs Battle Diversion of State Road Funds
The Associated Civic Clubs of Southern Utah say they will oppose any move to divert 300000 dollars in automobile license plate funds for roads. President Henry H. Jones notes such a repeal could trigger loss of federal aid. A Salt Lake City meeting is set for 2:30 p.m. with a banquet at 7:30 p.m. A dinner for county commissioners and legislators precedes the sessions, urging broad attendance by officials.
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Associated Civic Clubs of
Southern Utah
Henry H. Jones
Goveror Herbert B. Maw
Jones
Utah
Salt Lake City
Newhouse Hotel
Utah Manufacturers Association
Cedar Resident Alice Wright Seaman Celebrates 92nd Birthday
Cedar City resident Mrs. Alice Wright Seaman celebrated her 92nd birthday on January 22 at her son Frank Seaman’s home. Born January 22 1849 in England to Robert and Emma Wright, she crossed to the United States in 1863 with brothers, walked from Florence Nebraska to Salt Lake City, later marrying John W. Seaman. The couple helped settle Southern Utah and northern Arizona. Mr. Seaman died about 16 years ago. Friends and relatives gathered, with out of town guests Maggie Macfarlane Nell Boyter and Mrs. Keith Macfarlane among those attending.
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Alice Wright Seaman
Cedar City
Frank W. Seaman
Seaman
Iend
England
Robert Richard
Emma Beeson Wright
United States
Florence
Neb
Salt Lake City
Utah
John W. Seaman
S.D.S
Plains
Arizona
Mr. Seaman
D. A. Matheson
Maggie M. Macfarlane
Nell Boyter
Keith Macfarlane
SEDAR WARDS HOLDING COLD AND GREEN BALL JAN 22TH
The four LB S wards and the Institute in Cedar City plan the Gold and Green Ball next Tuesday January 28 to avoid BH A C events The Cedar City wards select kings and queens and will dance the Glashn Waltz with Rhythm Kings providing music and decorations.
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SEDAR
Cedar City
BH. A. C
Institute
Rhythm Kings
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State Press
Stout
Exchange Club
N.Y.A
Hls
Cedar Wildlife Clus
Ruce Decker
Lloyd Crawford
Parowan 5
End Vice Co
Tag Varner
Mr. Crawford Anul
Springdale
Washington County
Daniel Crawford
Dale Ward
Southern California
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