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Newspaper

Parowan Times

Location

Parowan, Utah, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1941

Page

8

Temple Marriage Set Sat for Barbara Mortensen

Announcement of a temple marriage to be solemnized Saturday morning February 1 at the LDS temple. Miss Barbara Mortensen will wed Ward Spendlove, son of Mrs. Emma Spendlove, in Hinckley. Barbara is a Delta High School graduate who attended LDS Business College in Salt Lake City. Ward Spendlove is a Hinckley High School and University of Utah alumnus and coach. The couple plans to live in Hinckley.

Marti Hinckley University of Utah Spendlove Etwood Mortensent Trousseau Dee Smith Wm. Mortensen Ronald Mortensen Milo

Home Economics ball planned with Valentine theme at school

The Home Economics club sponsors a Sweet Heart ball on Friday in February with a Valentine theme. The king and queen will be chosen by a lucky number drawing and crowned Hearts. The assembly program is set for February 7. New school secretary Mrs Louise Mitchell replaced Mrs Audery M. Rowley, now a librarian in Logan. Mr. and Mrs. Bennett welcomed a baby boy born January 20 at County hospital. Gratitude extends to Barbara Adams and the D.A. for the tea and to all who sent towers, telegrams, and cards. Mrs. Emily Hodget Lowder and family thank all for felicitations. The Adult Sewing class continues work on old dress or new suit alterations. Luella A. Dalton notes Spring City Utah visitor Mrs. Mary Jensen. Mrs. Hermensen improving after heart trouble.

Home Economics Club Louise Mitchell Audery M. Rowley Logan Grandma Lowder Birthady Barbara Adams D.A Mr. Weight Hig Band Uncle Dave Two Decker Sisters Cedar City Emily T. Hodget Mary Jensen Spring City Utah Jos. Hermensen Hermensen

Listening Post To Spot Spies In Government Service

Chicago area already hosts a listening post at Navy Pier as FCC plans 80 such stations nationwide to monitor subversive broadcasts. The network links FCC FBI and military intelligence with 250 engineers and 250 operators invited to apply. Each post includes mobile recorders, radio gear, and trained staff paid from $1,620 to $3,200 annually.

Chicago America Federal Communications Commission Navy Pier Union FCC Federal Bureau of Investigation Army and Navy Intelligence Departments Commission Defense Section

Taos Indians Seek Hair Protection From Draft Rules

Grand Rapids report says Taos tribe members fear losing their long braids if drafted. Mayor Welsh is asked to intercede after a rancher wrote to invite Taos representatives to visit. The letter notes long hair is essential to Taos religion and requests dispensation from army shaving rules.

Grand Rapids George Welsh Taos N. M Welsh New Mexico

Dog Says Mama, Novelists Notes On Canine Talk

New York report describes a Pull breed dog that answers "mama" when asked who feeds it. Hungarian novelist Zsolt Harsanyi cites the dog’s repeated clear enunciation, shaping lips like a human. Published in the Hungarian Quarterly by Columbia University Press.

New York Zsolt Harsanyi Columbia University Press Hara~ Sanyi

Ex-British Soldier Wins Divorce Over Lost Sweetheart

In Cleveland a former British soldier, Fred Prior, 39, secured a divorce from the mother of his former sweetheart after years of separation. He had returned from India to find his fiancée married, then married her mother when she refused to join. The man later moved to America as tensions over the liaison grew.

Cleveland Fred Prior India Prior Ameriga

Panna tops weekend fines in precinct justice court

Seven law violators appeared before Pres crnct justice Ray H Adams for traffic offences. Charles B English of Sandy Utah paid 3 dollars with 2 suspended for driving on the wrong side. Parley Probst of Midway Utah fined 5 dollars with 3 suspended for 75 in a 50 zone. M Belfore of Helena Montana fined 5 dollars with 2 suspended for 75 in a 50 zone. George Kerstin of Sheldon Iowa fined 5 dollars with 3 suspended for 75 in a 50 zone. Kenneth Thompson of Billings Montana fined 35 with 2.50 suspended for 75 in a 50 zone. City justice H C Parcells heard Douglas Bentley and Kenneth Joseph on drunkenness charges, each fined 19 dollars.

Ray H. Adams Charles B. English Sandy Utah Parley Probst Midway M. Belfore Helena Montana George Kerstin Sheldon Iowa Kenneth Thompson Billings H. C. Parcells Douglas Bentley Kenneth Joseph

Amphibian tanks for U S Marines

A four ton amphibian tank designed by Donald Roebling is set to equip the U S Marines. An initial contract of 3.5 million dollars covers 200 alligators capable of five knots on water and on land. Each tank, built of rolled steel and powered by a 120 horsepower Ford engine, carries 33 Marines and can breach eight inch steel under fire.

U.S Donald Roebling Brooklyn Bridge Rosbling Uncle Sam Troyer

Turkeys Sold and Ordered for Holiday Market

The report notes a turkey farm operation handling 3600 turkeys with a 203 cent per pound price, totaling 773.00 in costs for raising and shipping. Mr Gurr placed a large year end order for 6000 more birds, with markets tied to LaVerkin supplier Sanden and potential expansions toward eight to ten thousand birds.

PH. Gust Mr. Gurr Gurr Der Sanden LaVerkin

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