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Newspaper

Parowan Times

Location

Parowan, Utah, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1941

Page

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Ashton to Dedicate West Ward Chapel in February Conference

Bishop M. Ashton of Salt Lake City will dedicate the West ward chapel and recreation hall during the regular quarterly conference on February 2 and 9. Local meetings include priesthood assemblies, welfare sessions, and dedication services at 10 am, with a second session in the East ward at 2 pm. Choirs from both wards will perform under Ormon Weight and Ivan Decker as cleanup and renovation finalize.

M. ©. Ashton Salt Lake City L. D West Ward T. Wendell Bayles Y.m.m.la Welsfare Committee General Welfare Board East Ward Ormon R. Weight Ivan Decker

Local Representatives Get Committee Appointments

Senator Claude Hirschi of Hurri cane joined the senate committee on banking and commerce as other members shifted after Senator Gordon Weggeland resignation. Mrs. E. E. Ericksen of Salt Lake City fills his seat. SB 34 designates state roads and SB 46 requires fish and game expenditures for improvements to be allocated by license-fee contributions. Co author SB 81 allows a tax up to one eighth to fund municipal bands or orchestras. Representative L. N. Marsden Jr. drew banking, manning and smelting, municipal and county affairs, revision and enrolling, Utah State sanatorium, and university committees. Representative Albert E. Miller joined labor, manufacturing and commerce, mining and smelting, municipal and county affairs, venue and taxation, and State training school. He introduced fixed examination fees for benefit associations and county relic halls. He also coauthored bills on library fund districts, irrigation water pumping tax exemptions, and special tax liens. Mrs. Clarence Skougard recovered. a baby girl born January 14 and she underwent appendicitis surgery.

Claude Hirschi Hurricane Senate Committee On Banking and Commerce Gordon Weggeland Salt Lake City Fish and Game Department Ogden L. N. Marsden Jr Cedar City House Utah State University of Utah and Utah State Agricultural College Albert E. Miller

January Precipitation Falls Short of Last Year

Parowan area moisture for January runs about 0.35 inches below the 1940 and 1941 figures. January 6 0.02, January 14 0.05, January 22 0.20 and 0.04 inches recorded for storms. Snow in Harris flat near Cedar Breaks totals 30 inches with high moisture content, while Bowery valley reports about a foot at the valley level.

Parowsa M. L. Skougard Dan Harris Fat Cedar Breaks Forest Service Parowan Bowery Valley ieVei

County Library Board Makes Years Report

The Iron County Library Board met in Cedar City on Saturday evening, January 25, with chairmen and officials present. The secretary reported year 1940 expenditures totaling 1,242.35 dollars for salaries and books, and 3,300 dollars allocated for Tren County libraries in 1941. Parowan library data show 303 open days, 1550 registered borrowers, 6863 total books, 210 added, 49 withdrawn, and 19,251 total circulations with 63 daily average. Public library summaries requested for Parowan and Paragonah.

Cedar City Parowan Library’ Board Iso Tren County Leigh Same Messrs. Barlow and Adams Sal Jaries Lunt Adams Pareowan Public Library Paragonah

Ward Mutuels To Hold Sunday Evening Service At East Chapel

The Mutual Improvement Associations of both wards unite for a Sunday Evening Service at 7:30 PM in East ward chapel. Boy Scout units direct the program with peak troops preparing acts for the evening. All ward members are invited.

Mutual Improvement Associations East Ward Boy Scout Organization

Iron County Draft Quota Set At Ten Men

Iron County's February draft quota is set at ten men to be inducted in Salt Lake City on Feb 29. The state quota is 659 men scheduled for induction between Feb 17 and 27. Local board notes near completion, with only two more examined and passed needed to fill Iron County's quota.

Iron County Selective Service Salt Lake City Selective Headquarters Iron Co. Board Todd Lavan Carringer Modena Carringer Homer Whitney Adams Parowan State Appeal Board Homer Milo C. Mortensen J. Hillman Stevens Carter B. Williams Jack Smith Cedar City Ralph Fran+ois Hulet Neils Arthur Mickelson Kent Whitney Mitchell Henry Mackelprang Thomas D. Little John Raymond Erickson Cedar Frank Bentley Lowder Parowan Lyri Chester Stohl Hatch Arla Richards Jensen Spencer Barton Edwards Pamgonah Fort Douglas Hawever

Christmas Seal Drive Report From Iron County Chairman

Iron county Christmas Seals sale raised 178.74 dollars in 1940 under County Tuberculosis Committee chair Wilosn N. Lunt. Funds will fund x ray services for needy patients, with significant support from Ada Dalley of Parowan High and Sylvia Stapley of Summit. County residents needing eye or x ray exams urged to apply to the committee.

Iron County Wilosn N. Lunt Iron County Committee Mrz. Lunt Ada Dalley H. E. Department Parowan High School Parowen Paraganah Sylvia Stapley Summit County ‘Committee Xray Pictures

East Ward Father and Sons Banquet Postponed

The East Ward Father and Sons banquet previously set for Friday night February 7 has been postponed to a later date, likely February 13 or 7, due to conflicts with school activities. A definite date will be announced next week as the history project seeks stories for a community book.

East Ward Father and Sons Banqnet

Open House Birthday for Grandma Lowder Draws Crowd

Extensive attendance marks a family birthday celebration for Grandma Lowder held last Friday afternoon. Immediate family and many descendants gathered as a program continued with a grand birthday cake by Fred Bruhn and his wife. A long list of out of town visitors names the Lowder clan and friends, plus numerous congratulatory letters and flowers received.

Grandma" Lowder Fred Bruhn Panguttch Ida Bureton Grant Lowder Beatrice Adams Johnson Thos. A. Topham Eva Evans Topham J. Leonard Topham Carmen Evars Topham H. B. Robinson Rocco William Rocco Henrietta P. Leigh Gladys G. Petty Vina A. Walker Emily LeFevre Dorothy Green Emilie Corry Haight Nellie Dix Cleve Gregory Edith Gregory Josephine Isbell Carol Hines Margare Dalley Isa Protherd Leia Benson Johnson Minnie Gold Anderson Irene H. Broadhead Janice Broadhead Francesi Corry Alvin Topham Della Hibbert Fae LD

Parowan High to Offer Defense Carpentry Course

Tron County school district teams with State and National Defense Program to offer a defense oriented carpentry course at Parowan High School. Vocational Agricultural dept directs with a local mechanic as instructor. Open to 17 to 25 year olds, aims to prep for defense industries, $5 entrance, meets to avoid conflicts with day labor, must be state employment bureau certified, first meeting Monday evening at 7 in the high school shop.

Tron County State National Defense Program Parowan High School Vocational Agricultural Department State Employment Bureau

District Road Engineer Transferred to Salt Lake City

Ray E. Gillis, district road engineer for District No. 5 including Iron County, is transferred to the Salt Lake City office of the State Road Commission on February 15. Ezra C. Knowlton remains chief engineer. Douglas F. Larson will succeed Gillis as district engineer and assume duties Saturday. A banquet at Cedar City’s Knights Inn honored Gillis prior to his departure.

Ray E. Gillis Iron County Salt Lake City State Road Commission Ezra C. Knowlton Douglas F. Larson Gillis Lunrs Hotel Cedar City Distriet

Parowan Wins Two Games Over Week End Parowan

Parowan High school basketball team won two games last weekend to move into first place in division standings. They edged Enterprise 31 to 30 on Friday and defeated Valley High of Orderville 36 to 28 on Saturday at Parowan Moor. Quarter scores were 10-9, 21-17 at halftime, and 36-26 final. Coach Ward used many second-string players for experience. Hurricane beat Kanab 31-29 in the other game.

Parowan Enterprise Valley High Orderville Parowan Moor Parowan Enterprise P.hls. Rams Ward Hurricane Kanab

Gold and Green Ball Outstanding Social Event

The M T A Gold and Green ball sponsored by mutual organizations of both wards last Friday was a premier winter social in the community. Held in the high school gym the event drew many from nearby towns with eight couples performing the Gold and Green waltz led by Dorthea Ryan and Kent Mitchell. Other couples included Exrold Gore and Louise Mitchell Kent Pendleton and Kathleen Mortensen Sheldon Clark and Marion Arnold Richard Halterman and Joan Ward LaVar Hermensen and Anna Ward Hugh Burt and Mabel Moore Sam Pritchard and Colleen Henson Norma Lemmon was crowned queen with attendants Veda Taylor and Elsie Mickelson Berta Mitchell also danced with the rolan dancers. Mr and Mrs Nelson Fenton were visiting from Kunab for a short time.

Dorthea Ryan Kent Mitchell

Utah Legislature Presses On With Broad Billing Drive

Lawmakers push through many and varied bills in both the Senate and House despite Governor Maw’s failed reorganization plan. Key moves include a nonpartisan push for commissions, welfare reform measures, school text committees, zoning, and public service boards while awaiting Maw’s proposals.

McCarty Utah Herbert B. Maw Senate House Ogden oOthiers Sanur Carty Maw Public Welfare Department Public Welfare Commission State Board of Forresty and Fire Control State Meat Inspection Service State Board of Pharmacy State Barber Board State Apprentice Council Zoning Commission Board of Adjustmment Man Miller

Notice of Union Meeting at Cedar City Ward Chapel

The regular Priesthood Union meeting of the Parewan Stake will be held in the Cedar City First Ward chapel at 2 p m Sunday according to D L Sergent Stake President All Bishops and their councillors members of the High Council Priesthood officers and committees members are expected to attend says President Sergent

Parewan Cedar City First Ward D. L. Sagrent High’ Council Pyhoet Sergent

Also Mentioned on This Page

Clarence Skougard Skougard Zee Jan County Library Board Iron County Library Board F. Leigh H. H. Lunt N. d. Barlow A. C. Hatch W. L. Adams Dirthday OF Lola Adams Snyder Ant James L. Adams Herusband A. G Snyder Seattle Washington Salt Lake Nelson Fenton Kunab Fenton
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