Paragonah News Highlights Include Local Births and Visiting Relatives
Mr and Mrs Max Edwards welcomed a baby at Beavers while Mrs Edwards visited with her mother. Idaho visitors include Mr and Mrs Alex Robb and Mrs Ethel Robb with Cassie Robb. James Robb named assistant school board clerk of Iron County. Fourth of July celebrations featured morning program, afternoon children’s dances, and evening dances supervised by Amasa Stones. The Lamoreauxs of St George and the Burton family returned from temple work. additional local visits noted with Fay Duke Lorraine Fowler and Stapley families from Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Edwards
Beavers
Edwards
Alex Robb
Idaho
Ethel S. Robb
Cassie Robb
Waller
Milton
Ethel
Florence Robinson
Twin Falls
Iaha
James Robb
Ire County
Amasa Stones
Leland Lamoreaux
St. George
Wm. P. Burton
St. George Temple
Fay Duke
Lorraine Fowler
WPA Hecation Program Reactivation Schedule
The WPA recreation program continues through July 1 with after school supervised playgrounds on school grounds from 2 to 5 daily, softball practice for women and older girls at 6 on Library lawn, and boys and girls allowed to play softball until 6. Horseshoe pitching starts after 5 each evening. A revised schedule begins July 12 with new timings. watch next week's paper for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WPA
Library
Mayor lauds Fourth of July committee in city celebration
A.C. Hatch thanks the city’s Fourth of July committee for a splendid celebration. The mayor praises the well managed program and citizen loyalty. That evening Miss Bonnie Matheson hosted a small party for Miss Suzanne Croxton of Los Angeles, with guests including several local friends and a later waffle breakfast at a Five Mile resort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.C. Hatch
Bonnie Matheson
Suzanne Croxton
Los Angeles
Californt
Hetty Marie Miller
Patsy Benson
Grace Burt
Sybil Matheson
Five Mile Resorts
Love Thy Neighbor to End Social Decay Says Elder Howley
Elder Morris Howley of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints argues that happiness comes from loving one’s neighbor and God, condemning labor troubles crime and war as result of selfishness. He cites moral decay, proposes unity and reform through Christian ethics to restore peace and morality. The article notes visitors Mr. and Mrs. Edward Parry of Cedar City and Nellie Harwood visiting Bain Matheson’s family on July 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jho
Menares
Joseph F. Merrill
Jess
Legs
League of Nations
Morris Howley
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Mrs
Edward "Parry
Cedar City
Bain Matheson
Former resident Eyre dies after stroke in Denver Wyoming
Heleman Eyre 70 long time Cowley resident and Pagowan native died last Monday July 3 after a stroke at his son Warner Eyre’s home in Denver Wyoming Funeral services and burial were in Cowley where he lived forty years He is survived by his sister in Deaver a brother Parley Eyre of Stockton Utah a son Warner Eyre of Denver and four grandchildren
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heleman
Eyre
Saiat Ann Stevene
Denver
Wyoming
Cowley
Mr. Eyre
Pagowan
Parley P. Eyre
Stockton
Utah
Warner, Eyre
Uries Announce Daughter Marriage In Cedar City
Mr and Mrs D Clause Urie announce the marriage of their daughter Uleh to Mr Chester Barrick son of Mrs Irene Barrick Tal o of Cedar City. They wed on the bride’s birthday June 7 in the St George temple. A reception followed at the First Ward Church hosted by the groom’s mother with a short program dancing and luncheon. The couple honeymoon to the San Francisco Exposition then plan to reside in Cedar City where Mr Barrick is employed.
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D. Clause Uriel
Uleh
Chester Barrick
Irene Barrick
Talo
Cedar City
St. George Temple
First Ward
Mr. Darrick
Marriage Licenses Issued by County Clerk This Week
County Clerk W. Clair Rowley issued marriage licenses to Carlyle Benson Mitchell, 18, Parowan, and Kathleen Stones, 17, Paragonah. Aubrey Morris, 25, Beaver, and Rosie Lee Mitchell, 25, Pioche. Angus Norman McLeod, 33, Callente, and Fern Jones, 32, Callente. Also listed are Mr Myles CG Romney of Logan visiting Utah for the Fourth of July and other local notices including lost livestock and a Cedar City dance concern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Clair Rowley
Carlyle Benson Mitchell
Par- Owan
Kathleen Stones
Paragonah
Aubrey Morris
Beaver
Rosie Lee Mitchell
Pioche
Angus Norman McLeod
Callene
Fern Jones
Callente
Wanted an Introduction Vanderrocks Introduced for Marriage
A dialogue reflects a plan to marry Vanderrocks, with one character insisting on an introduction before proceeding. The exchange highlights social pressure for formal introductions in matchmaking.
Spilled Ink Provokes Schoolyard Banter About Parking
A fragment of a humorous dialogue among students about spilled ink and a chair crack. Sophomores joke that policemen would pinch for bad parking while freshmen wonder why. Uncle and Ty reference echo a prankish spill.
Forgetful Grammy Old Man
A brief exchange recalls a child asking if he is lost and blaming his grandmother for misplacing things. The tone is whimsical, capturing a small experiential moment about family habits and a child’s perspective. The scene centers on a grandmother who often loses items and a boy’s concern about being lost.
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Grammy
St. Ye Boy
Local Visitors and Family News Note Summer Visits
Locals and personal news note visits from Ms and Mrs Rorus Adams and family of Bingham, Sue Croxton of Los Angeles visiting Miss Bonnie Matheson, Marion Whitney from Salt Lake City, Ethel Levi from Los Angeles, Carmen Garner returning from Denver, Silas T Orton visiting LA, Emory Frazer joining his wife Ora Behson Frazer, Eva Talbot home from Telluride Power Plant, Joyce Adams from Oakland visiting brothers, Charles Richards family from Salt Lake City for Matheson reunion, Attorney A M Marsden in Salt Lake City, Bert Jones from Nephi visiting, birth of a seven pound baby girl to Ma and Mr Alpine Thornton in Las Vegas, Edward M Dalton and family from Delta I for the Fourth, Arshel Evans and family of Minorsville visiting OSTar Decker family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silas T. Orton
Los Angeles
Elyam Orton
Eva Talbot
Telluride
Leaver Mountains
Alpine Thornton
Las Vegas
Relatives Gather for Independence Day Visits Across Utah
A flurry of family visits marks July 4th across Utah towns. Mrs. L. W. Hennel travels from Washington to join kin including Mr. and Mrs. Maywood of California, with numerous uncles, aunts, and cousins from Tooele and Cedar City visiting Cedar City area relatives. Other groups from Benson, Burley Idaho, and San Francisco reunite with local families. guests include Miss Carma Orton and Mrs. Claude Mitchell. The Mallat and Stevens families hold reunions at Verligit Castle as obituaries and hospital notes share quiet health updates.
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Gorenpundent
Alladin Theatre
Parowan, Utah
Sun, Mon
Missouri
Bob Burns
Gladys George
WED
O'Conner” With
Dennis Ckeefee
Cecelia Parker
Comedy & News
FRL
Mr. Moto
Peter Lotre
Christiantey
Deaver
Uries
Myles CG. Romney
Logan
Vanda
Ben Tell
W. W. Mitchell
Harry L. Miller
Greensburg
Kansas
Mitchell
Miller
West Coast
Sidney Valley
Cedar Creaks
Navyatt Lake
Duck Creek
Zion National Park
Glendale
Orderville
the Tunnel
Peos Ple
Cedar
Parawan
Parowan
Blake
Hunter
Bill
Rorus Adams
Bingham
Sue Croxton
Marion Whitney
Salt Lake City
Ethel Levi
Daugther Telen Mairs
Carmen Garner
Colorado
Emory Frazer
Ora Behson Frazer
Joyce Adams
Oakland
California
Adrien and
Eldon Adams
Charles Richards
Matheson
Vermilion Castle
A. M. Marsden
Bert Jones
Nephi
Edward M. Dalton
Delta I
Arshel Evans
Aamily
Minorsville
Mrs. Maywood
Californy
Lyan “Downson
Harold
E Hate
Fanny
Kay Boot Su Ie
Lake City
Mrs. Melburn. Bey
Tooele
Yy Bsburn
Orland Ward
Het Yi
Utah Parks Company
Parley P. Kyre
Stes N
Stevens
Sinha
Otto
Rasmus Burley
Severs
John
Imussen
Carma Orton
Southern Cab
Jack May
Mrs. May
Beth Barton
Meeks Dalton
Macray
Mr. Carman
Fay
Birs
Joseph Hu
San Francisco
Claude Mitchell
Surarmit
Jmilt
Claude
Wallace Fe
Frm Pap
Guitch
Mallat
Verlgit Castle
Ella Taylor
Ann
Don Taylor
Compton
Jy Thay
Fillmore
Mynesday
Taylor
Jooln Melville
Berry
Provo Beach
Frank Dual
Southern Utah Dairy
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