Two Local Scouts Attend Jamboree Selection Made in Parowan
Two boy scouts from Parowan will attend the International Scout Jamboree in August with five from Iron County. Ardell Ilyatt wins a trip slot with LaMar Jensen as alternate. West Ward top pick Robbie Halterman with Kenyon Robinson as alternate. Proceeds from a recent scout drive fund travel and county debt payoff. Congressman Abe Murdock invites county scouts to use his Washington office for the event.
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Parowan
Cedar City
Ardell Ilyatt Wor
LaMar Jen Sen
Jets
Gaylord Whitney
Gordon Mitchell
Donald Cart- Wright
Robbie Halterman
Kenyon Robinson
Eead
Roosevelt
Abe Murdock
Washington
Boy Scouts of
Iron Country
United States
Boy Scouts of America
Mr. C
Boy Scout Movement
America
Capitol
Congress
White House
Supreme Court
Executive Departments
Washington Monument
Smithsonian
Lindy
City Council Holds Regular July Meeting
City Council met in July with Mayor Marsden and councilors Adams Fenton and Garner present. Absent were Evans Mitchell and City Attorney Morris due to a Salt Lake City Supreme Court case. J W Boore received permit for late night dances on July 3 and 4. Anthony Paxton may hire help and buy a new mower for the public square. W Clair Rowley to receive about 10 dollars to aid local scouts in a Washington jamboree. PWA projects and Power Commission license discussed. monthly city claims approved before adjournment.
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Maser Marsden
Adams
Fenton
Garner
Matheson
Coucilmen
Evans
AM Mitchell
Morris
Supreme Court
Salt Lake City
J. W. Boore
Derby
Anthony Paxton
W. Clair Rowley
Washington
PWA
Federal Power Commission
Five In Court For Holiday Disturbances
Five arrests were made by city marshal Frank M. Adams in the early morning hours of the Fourth. Keith Stubbs and Reed Leigh were charged with fighting. Douglas Bentiley faced assault and beating of Lee Mickelson and Merrill Mickelson for interfering with an officer in discharge of his duty. The juvenile Bentley and Dee Mickelson, age 2, were involved. the latter will be handled by juvenile court while the others face hearings in city justice court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank M. Adams
Keith Stubbs
Reed Leigh
Douglas Bentiley
Lee Mickelson
Merrill Mickeln
Bentley
Dee Mickelson
Bensley
Argu
Merrhil B Mickelson
Local Girl Weds Benjamin Man in June Ceremony
Miss Lorean Mickelson daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Mickelson of this city wed Br Frank Holns of Benjamin at Berver on June 28 with county clerk Win A Aller officiating. They honeymoon in Nevada and plan home in Spanish Fork. The groom is a son of Mr and Mrs Wilford Helms of Benjamin.
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Lorean Mickelson
Joseph’ Mickelson
Berver
Frank Holns
Benjamin
Win
A. Aller
Nevada
Spanish Fork
Gream
Wilford Helms
Popular couple wed in St George temple ceremony
Edward Rowley and Jetta Decker were married in the St George temple on Tuesday of last week. The couple, both well known in the community, plan to make their home here as they receive congratulations from numerous friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Rowley
Jetta Decker
St. George Temple
Bennett Family Visits From Oregon
Mr and Mrs Thomas Bennett host their grandchildren Bobbia and Beverly Bennett from Lake View Oregon. Dell Bennett, originally slated to visit, underwent a hospital operation and is recovering with plan to return home soon. The Bennett parents intend to visit later in the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Bennett
Bobbia
Bevverley Bennett
Larl Hennett
Lakeview
Oregon
Dell Bennett
Dell
W. Ti. Leigh
Cedar
Child Aileen Gulerman Shows Signs of Improvement
Biz and Mrs Clifford Gulerman report their little daughter Aileen who had been in the hospital for a week or ten days is now showing some improvement after days of slim hope early in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biz
Cllffgn Ualerman
Aileen
Pension Needs Sought by Group
A Utah driven survey seeks residents eligible for old age pension benefits under a national social security plan. The People’s Pension Committee chairs a statewide informal effort with Salt Lake Tribune and Times cooperation to gather data, aiming to shape Utah plan eligibility and timing for federal aid.
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Congress
Utah
People’s Pension Committee
Sc. Thoreson
Salt Lake Tribone
the Times
People's Pension
Vacancies in Seth Infantry at Fort Douglas Utah
Colonel William Webb announces seventy openings in the 38th Infantry at Fort Douglas Utah to be filled by young men from Idaho Nevada Utah and Wyoming. The 88th Infantry recently returned from maneuvers where new motor equipment was tested. The 328th Infantry has been stationed at Fort Douglas since 1922 with sport and recreation facilities and easy rail access. Interested applicants should visit the Army Recruiting Office in the Federal Building Salt Lake City or contact their local post master.
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William ©. Webb
Salt Lake City
38Th Infantry
Fort Douglas
Utah
Idaho
Nevada
Wyoming
88Th Infantry
Rock of the Marne
France
Army Trecruiting
Federal Bldg. S
Lake City
New Lions Club Officers Installed at Banquet
New officers of the Lions Club were installed during a Monday banquet attended by members and ladies. Ivan Decker received the charter and insignia from retiring president Glenn E. Snow. Secretary Clair Hulet presented the past president’s pin. L. N. Marsden served as toastmaster with brief speeches from new officers. A solo by Dalton and a Dalton duet with Mrs Dalton, with Lella Marsden at the piano, plus a well run dinner by the Belle Society Indicy, highlighted the program.
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Liong Club
Liona
Ivan Decker
Glenn E. Snow
Clair Hulet
Lion Billalton
Lion Tamer
L. N. Marsden
A3irl Dalton
Mrs. Dalton
Bro
Lella Marsden
Banqnet
Relle € Society
Bottled Liquor Shelving Underway at Local Agency Site
Ellis Bentley works amid a mid room liquor shipment in the garage building housing the package agency. He completes shelves for the bottled liquor as the goods were unloaded yesterday.
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Ellis Bentley
Fourth of July Celebrations Quietly Mark Parowan
The Fourth of July was celebrated in Parowan with sunrise salutes, a band serenade, and a program at the Ease ward chapel featuring Walter Mitchell and Mae Evans. Lone races, a Cedar vs Parowan ball game, a public dance, theatre matinee and evening show followed, with many visitors noted in local lists.
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Parowan
Asysem
Ease Ward
Scott Matheson
Walter ©. Mitchell
Mae Evans
Rarowan
Cedar
Scouts Enjoy Annual Culing at Luck Creek
Parowan West Ward led by A C Hatch sent 21 scouts to Duck Creek for a camp with transport by Maes sig James C Robinson Wilford Jiang and Albert Adama. About 360 scouts from Alton Kanab Overton Mant Milford Beaver attended along with nine Tim panogosa council staff including A A Anderson Merrill Christopherson and Tit Fouts. Camp plans moved to Yankee Meadows next year if the site measures up.
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Yankee Meadow
Duck Creek
Parowan West Ward
A. C. Hatch
Maessig
James C. Robinson
Wilford Iiang
Albert Adama
Alton
Kanab
Overton
Mant
Milford
Beaver
Timpanogosa
A. A. Anderson
Merrill Christopherson
Tit
Fouts
Yankee Meadows
Thea East Ward Choir Party Postponed
The Thea East Ward choir party scheduled for Saturday has been postponed to a later date.
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Thea East Ward
Farowan Stake Mothers and Daughters Outing Planned
An outing for mothers and daughters of the Farowan Stake is set for Friday, July 12 at Vermilion four mile camp in Parowan canyon. Mrs W J Manning, stake president of the ULMIA, says each ward will arrange transportation and attendees should be at the camp by 9 am for activities. Bring food for dinner and supper. further details to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farowan
Parowan Caiyon
W. J. Manning
ULMIA
Pendleton Named Manager of Cedar City Liquor Store
Pendleton of this city received appointment from the State Liquor Control Commission as manager of the Cedar City liquor store. The store opened Wednesday with Pendleton at 3100 a month, Paul Cox 3200 manager and Miss Meira Reeves cashier. He gained local support after endorsements from Democratic workers. The store occupies the former Party building across from El Bacalanie hotel. Store hours span 10 am to 11 pm nights before holidays, closed Sundays holidays and election days. Howard Burt assisted in opening and Parowan and St George agencies prepare for launch.
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Rulon Pendleton
State Liquor Control Commission
Cedar City
Salt Lake City
Paul Cox
Meira Reeves
Fendleton
Democratic Party
Pendletons
Cox
Parowan
St. George
C. M. Clark
George Chilton
Elder Gurr Dies in German Mission in Berlin
Thet Gurr 22 died suddenly in Berlin from a heart attack while serving as a missionary for the Latter Day Saints. President Leroy Welker of the German-Austrian mission relayed the news to local church leaders. Born October 7, 1912 in Parowan, he was a graduate of Parowan High School and served as ward clerk before leaving on his mission. Survived by parents, grandmother Annie H. Gurr, and brothers and sisters Elmer Arnold Heber Grayson Kendall Gail Na Anna and Mrs. Golda Guymon all of Parowan. The community offers sympathy to the family.
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Gurr
Fider Gurr
Peter H
Grace Qgliphant Gurr
O Tober
Jle
Patowan High School
le Pervert
Annie H. Gurr
Elmer
Arnold
Heber
Grayson
Kendall
Gail
Anna
Golda Guymon
Parowan
Jess
Family Injured In Auto Accident Near Paragonahi
Mr and Mrs Vernon Roper and their baby of Oak City were badly injured in a night collision with a Cedar City truck driven by Erwin Walker beyond Paragonahi. Mr Roper suffered a fractured vertebra and may lose use of an arm. He nearly bled to death before Deputy Sheriff Dalton rushed him to hospital. The infant has a severe head wound but no serious injury proven yet. Blame for the crash not determined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. Vernon Roper
Oak City
Erwin Walker
Cedar City
Paragonahi
Roar
Roper
Wm. M. Dalton
Detroit Week Brings Local Families and Racing News
Mr Merrill Thornton 13 showcases photos of his son Clinton whose Elva race horses win every race in a week in Detroit Michigan. Parents express pride as the boy sets a record. Mr and Mrs Chester Gunn visit from California before returning home after a shearing trip. Roy Benson and family plan a coast visit with relatives there.
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Merrill Thornton
Clinton
Elva
Detvroit
Michigan
Chester Gunn
California
Roy Benson
Fishing Hints booklet offered free at Utah Idaho stations
Readers see value in the revised 1935 Fishing Hints booklet from Utah Oil Refining and Gem State Oil. The 26 page guide covers dry and wet fly fishing, bait, spinners, lake, river and bass methods, care of catch, a moon chart, water maps, and knot illustrations. Complimentary copies available at 46 service stations and dealers in Utah and Idaho.
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Utah
Idaho
Utah Oil] Refining Company
Gem State Oil Company
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Murdock
Nate
City Council
Thomas H. Rowley
Joseph G Decker
State Highway Department
Cara
Social Security Board
Seth Infantry
Lions Club
Luck Creek
Pendleton
Cedar Liquor Store
Flossie Benson Ramsey
Dingham
Alvin Benson
Gordon and
Lamer
Beth Wrackley
Matty Jean Adams
van Dyne Hutchings Adams
Leo Knell
Newcastle
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