Hay baler accident injures Hills Orton in Iron County
In Iron County Hills Orton suffered serious injuries when his arm became caught in a hay baler. A bystander freed him after the machine jammed. He was rushed to hospital with broken wrist and torn arms. surgery feared but later possible. Extended recovery expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hille Orton
Iron County
Timaba
Lown
Chile
Patel
Ntti
Fanny UA
Marian Halterman
Warnier
Judge Dunford Presides At Busy Session Of Court
Judge William Stanley Dun, of the Fourth Judicial District, presided over an all day session in Parowani Wilislay Worth District. Two criminal cases were heard. In Mate vs Jackie Jack, an Indian defendant pleaded guilty to resisting an officer and was sentenced to one year in county jail, suspended after 47 days served with probation and quarterly court reports. State vs Disent Jake was set for trial September 1. A divorce case, Brown vs Maude Ewin, granted an interclectuary decree with custody of a 13 year old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Stanley Dunnot
Worth
Parowani Wilislay
Juge
Will T. Hoyt
Hs District
Jackie Jack
Fish and Game Notes on a Large Trout Catch
Word has arrived about Brewy Trout caught at Eekemith Fork River weighing 8 29 pounds after cleaning and drying. It measured 37 inches long and likely weighed around 85 pounds. The fish was taken a km above the forks Blacksmith River with a worm spin lure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eekemith Fork
Blacksmith River
Eldon Miller dies of sudden heart attack at 34
Eldon Ted Miller 34 collapsed at Milford while en route from a ball game. An autopsy indicated heart block as the cause. A truck driver for Iron Mountain and Utah Construction, he had worked on Milford railroad projects. He grew up in Parowan and spent time in Cedar City, living with his mother in Parowan the past two years. He is survived by two children, Lajuana and Douglas Eldon, who were visiting at the time of his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted
Iron Mountain
Utah Construction Company
Milford
Milsom
Parunyan
John H. Miller
Reteeva Miter
Diana Parker
Kanarra
Cedar City
Parowan
Lajuana
Douglas Eldon
Merlin Hunt Promoted and Transferred in Army Service
Merlin B. Hunt son of Mr and Mrs Merlin Hunt Paragon ah has been promoted to Private and reassigned from the Ninth Corps Training Battalion to the 40th Ordance Medium Maintenance Company Ninth Corps He joined the Army January 17 1949 completed basic training at Fort Ord California sailed for overseas duty in Japan April 26 1948 and entered Ninth Corps May 18 149 Prior to service he worked in construction
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merlin B. Hunt
Merlin Hunt
Paragonah
Ninth Corps
40Th
Ordance
Hunt
Army
Fort Ord
California
Japan
New Arrivals in Parowan and Provo Noticias
A fine boy arrived Thursday at 4 p.m. in Parowan to Ralph and Estelle Orton with four grandparents rejoicing. Grandparents RK Lt. Fenton and Oscar Orton of Parowan also celebrate. Brother Alan awaits the homecoming of the new playmate. In Provo a baby girl arrived July 22 to Gordon and Hazel Ann Haze Whitney with grandparents B. E. Whitney and Mabel Adams Warren and great grandmother. Grandparents A. C. Hatch welcomed a second granddaughter, Hatch attending Provo for a week. In Colorado Springs, Margaret Knight welcomed a second granddaughter July 28 with parents How art and Margaret Knight Sre. Linda and Billie will greet the little sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph
Estelle Orton
Fenton
Oscar Orton
Parowan
Alan
Utah Valley Hospital
Provo
Gordon
Hazel Ann Hazc’ Whitney
B. E. Whitney
Mabel Adams Warren
A. C. Hatch
Grandmother Hatch
Hatchs
Howart
Margaret Knight Sre
Colorado Springs
Colo
Knights
Linda
Billie
Leonard Rowley to Dance Revue at BYU Paper
Leonard Rowley son of Mr and Mrs George Rowley of Farowan and a junior at HVE will edit the Universe campus news pages during the second term of the issue. Mini Mary Lolk Greaves will direct a six week dancing course with a revue Thursday at Parowan and Wednesday at Summit. Participants include Margaret Creaves Celar City Ruth Lyman and many Parowan and Paragonah students. Open to the public with parents and friends invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Rowley
BYU
George & Rowdey
Farowan
HVE
Universe
Ths
Sue Atelon
Henny
Rowley
Tw Brinch Agricultural
Cedar City
Ba CT
Buco
Kell
M. Rowley
Ceda- Chs
Prevo
Mary Lolk Greaves
Atudenta
Summit
Parowan
Paragon
Weat
Sumat
Wednaday
Margaret Creaves
Celar City
Jean Halterman
Laurette Mitchell
Ruth Lyman
Mary Carol Lemmon
Deann Foariman
Karen Boardman
Barbara Ann Graff
Sherry Dawn Evans
Sonya Adams
Lila Halterman
Helen Haycock
Pamth Mitchell
Christine Halterman
Joella Ridley
Margie Farrow
Sharon Whitmer
Karen Fife
Lloyd Dalley
Bruce Stapley
Mary Beth Dalley
Carolyn Dalley
Linda Dalley
Mernn Dalley
Francis Farrow
Bonnie Dilley
Laura Lamoreaux
Annetle Dalton
Helen Jean Dalton
Paragonah
Singing Mothers To Furnish Music For Conference
The Singing Mothers of Parowan Stake will provide music for the Quarterly Conference in Parowan on August 24. Miss Mary Topham will greet the singers, Mrs. Alive Haycock will accompany, with help from Ward Relief Society choristers and various city accompanists. A special rehearsal is set for Sunday August 7 at 2:20 PM in the Parowan East Ward Chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Singing Mothers of Parowan Stake
Parowan
Re Hef Society
Eaina Silateh
Mary Topham Willireet
Alive Haycock
Fruit and Vegetable Drive by East Ward Bishopric
The East Ward Bishopric urges members to donate excess fruit and vegetables to the welfare program. Apples peaches apricots plums green beans and corn are requested, with contact GV Guymon or Gaylord Whitney to arrange delivery and pickup details.
Notice on town reservoirs used by youths
Mr P H Gurr reports reservoirs east of town are used by youngsters to beat the heat. He found two small boys alone wading with water to their necks and warns of dangers if they slip or suffer cramps. He does not mind children using the ponds but will not be responsible for accidents.
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P. H. Gurr
Regular C. Of C. Meeting Monday
For a live wire organization it takes every member to take an active part and for a better Chamber of Commerce every man in town should attend the meetings. The next meeting will be held Monday evening at 7:30 pm in the Court House. Let us all be there.
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Better Chamber of Commerce
Distinguished Visitors At Hatch Home
Lieutenant-Colonel Arnett Anderson Mrs Anderson and their three sons visited the Amos C Hatch home for several days last week before heading to Camp Lee Virginia. The Lt Colonel and Mr Hatch share the same rank and long standing friendship from service in Belgium during the recent War.
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Amos C. Hatch
Arnett Anderson
Camp Lee
Virginia
Hatch
Belgium
Parowan Personal News Notes Mixed Visits and Travels
Preston Mitchell spent the weekend in Salt Lake mixing business and pleasure. A string of relatives and friends from Idaho, Washington, Nevada, Las Vegas, and Montana visited Parowan or nearby areas. Several locals toured northern Utah, Bryce Canyon, and Southern Utah Parks while others hosted relatives at homes in Parowan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston Mitchell
Salt Lake
Local Utah Group Safe After Washington Bus Crash
Mrs Hugh L Adams reports that she and her husband and about thirty Utah travelers escaped unharmed when a chartered bus collided with a grain truck near Wilbur Washington on Tuesday evening. The bus remained upright but the right door was torn off. Mark B Johnson Millard County Commissioner suffered severe injuries requiring both legs to be amputated. The group, mostly Utah County officials, had been touring from Oakland to Canada but decided to cut the trip short and return to Utah, with a replacement bus en route for Parowan expected Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh L. Adams
Parowarn
Adams
Washington
Adan
Utah
Wilbur
Mark B. Johnson
Holden, Millard Co
Oakland
Calif
Northwest
Canada
Parowan
Five-Mile Road Seeks Oiling Completion This Week
County and State crews, led by County Clerk W. Clair Rowley, began sealing the one mile strip from the fore-bay to Five Mile Recreation Camp in Pare Way First Left Hand Canyon with a two inch mulch coating. The project aims to ease heavy summer travel to the camp, a popular gathering site for locals and nearby communities.
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Fore-Bay
Five Mile
Pare- Way
W. Clair Rowley
Dlig
Former Parowan Lady Resigns Hospital Post
Luella A. Hyatt resigns as director of nurses at Salt Lake General Hospital after 23 years of service. A Parowan native and 1920 General Hospital nursing graduate, Hyatt held several leadership posts including supervisor of surgical and outpatient departments before taking the nursing director role. She tours the U S and plans for a future in public health while visiting family in Parowan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luella A. Hyatt
Salt Lake General Hospital
George W. Morgan
Salt Lake County
Public Health Department
4 H Club News Inspires Sewing And Cooking Skills
The Bendy Mendy Club meets Mondays and Wednesdays at girls homes to sew aprons and dresses with meetings at Mary Etta Stubbs LoRen Orton Vernetta Pages and Leone Rasmussen. The Merry Stitchers work on dresses at Mrs. Rasmussen and Vernetta Pages with pop and spudnuts and Milknickles. The Hammy Maiden Cooking Club met at Mrs. Aleen Orton to cook cinnamon toast and French toast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Etta Stubbs
LoRen Orton
Hotean Orton
Merry Stitchers
Hammy Maiden
Aleen Orton
Kay Skougard
Parowan City Council Proposes One-Year Tax Levy Plan
City leaders outline a 21 mill levy to support the coming year funding several funds including library, parks, public safety, and interest bearing bonds. Delays in hydroelectric plant delivery push taxes to cover construction costs while water system upgrades proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S&s
Milla Library
Seconewaebe
LVM
Cosipicta
Bonis
Bel Conether
Can
Isaiec
Nccess
Bios
China
Parowan
Iron Beaver 1-5 Clubs Plan Annual Outing
Beaver and Iron Courith 4 H clubs schedule a joint outing at Duck Creek camp grounds August 8 and 9. Leaders David Sharp Jr Fern Shipley and W F. Turgren present, with games hikes nature studies crafts and a campfire program. Awards for best camp and an original club song will be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver
Iron Courith
Dusk Creek
Cesar Mountain
Acording
Uo Lamont
David Sharp
Fern Shipley
W. FE. Turgren
Duck Creek
Jr Chamber Receives Saddle for Fire Fund
Mr E J Kong donated an elaborate saddle won at a recent race to the Jr Chamber of Commerce Fire Fighting Equipment fund. The gift is praised as a boost to fundraising efforts and noted as a worthy cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jr. Chamber
Hs Jr. Chamber of Commer
E. J. Kong
Mr. King
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hills Orton
Dunford
Tol Brown
Maude H. Ewin
Fish
Eldon
Ted Miller
Teal) Miller
HB Pauwer
East Ward
Golia Guymon
Gaylord ‘B. Whitney
C. of C
LaVonim Guyman
Richfield
Idaho
Murray Rawson
Clair Lowder Jr
Spokane, Washington
Clair
Mr. C. B Tinkler
Las Vegas
Parowan and
Clair Rowley
D. H. Richanis
Mead Warren
Mell, Nev
Louise Warren
Erl
Gene
Kent Mitchell
Lr Ttle
Lana
Hilda Tullis
Clayton
Donna Tullis
Ogden
C. W. Effcts
Richard Tullis
Wallace Miles
St. George
FE. Ray Lyman
Eugene Robinson
James C. Robinson
George Washington University
St. Loui, Mo
Phil Benson
Eldom Cire
Nephi
Esther
Don Ortons
Morris Johnson
Joseph W. Winter
Lee and
Berta Winter
Bryce Canyon
Carol Wright
Don Orton
Herbert Whites
Salt Lake City
Henry Munson
Santa Barbara
Munson
Florence 5. Benson
Maria Taylor
Gene Taylor
Casper
Wyoming
Clayton Taylors
Bruce Moore
Roy Moore
Heber Gurr
Dora Rolling
Carmie Dalton
Parowan Lady
City Council
Iron, Beaver
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