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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1958
Page
1
The Labor Day parade in Parowan will feature a Lest We Forget theme with floats depicting pioneer home life, farms, schools and churches. A Miss Iron County and attendants lead the procession, joined by bands, mounted divisions and entries from civic groups, churches and businesses across the county.
Locals and Personals notes list Mr and Mrs Hyatt Bentley and family of Layton visiting relatives here over the weekend. Max Rebb joined the Bentley party on their return home. Pamela Mitchell returned from Pasadena California after two weeks with the Browns. Dr and Mrs Carlson Terry of Salt Lake City visited with the W Clair Rowley family for the 24th weekend and then left Friday for a 19 day stay, with Mr and Mrs Marlo Topham Virginia Topham Miriam P Lister Florene P Adams and Arthur Joseph remaining mentioned.
Mr and Mrs Richard Tull who spent ten days traveling in Idaho Montana and Wye have returned home the first of the week.
Mr and Mrs LaMar Duke and their young son from Provo visited the B E Whitney family here last weekend. Mr Duke returned to Provo while Mrs Duke extended her stay for a longer visit.
Several players are set to join the CSU on a tour along the eastern seaboard. The group includes key contributors and rises in the roster as the program eyes regional exposure and competitive tests across multiple venues.
Mr and Mrs Warren Wilson of Ely Nevada spent the week visiting Vera Guymon and her family. They did some fishing and enjoyed their stay in town.
Mr and Mrs Frank Wool ey and their family from Las Vegas are vacationing here at present.
Visitors at the Scott Ort on home last week were Mr and Mrs Jay Orton and family of Spanish Fork and Mr and Mrs Emil Andrus of Salt Lake City.
Mrs. Fae N. Benson chairs the adult education committee of the Utah Federation of Women’s Clubs and has attended a leadership institute at the University of Utah for several days.
Mrs Amelia Topham, one of Parowan s oldest residents, marked her 86th birthday on Tuesday with a family gathering and picnic at Nav ajo Lake. Attending from out of town were Mr and Mrs Rulon Topham June Topham and his son and a grandson Joseph C Orton and family of Salt Lake City.
The Six Saucy Sewers met at Mrs Hulet's home to finish pajamas and sew dresses for the County Fair Dress Review. Members attended the Duck Creek encampment and activities while Mr Evan Rollins was visiting family in Salt Lake City.
Claude Adams is home again after spending several weeks attending summer school at Baylor University in Texas.
Descendants of Syl vanus Cyrus Hulet gathered for the annual reunion at Summit. Oscar J Hulet dedicated a monument, built by Wilford H Lawrence with help from family members. Attendees traveled from California Arizona Idaho and guests include Ella Ho Lawrence and Emma Hanks of Tetonia Idaho.
Parowan Stake hosts a five-ward girls softball tournament with YMMA sports director Beverly Taylor listing games from Tuesday through Saturday at Parowan and Enoch. Teams include Ist, 2nd, 3rd, Paragonah, and Enoch, culminating with a water melon bust and sportsmanship award at Parowan City Park. Ward officers named: Ist Jean Evans, 2nd Jackie Benson, 3rd Mawnine Stolk, Paragonah Dorthy Lamoreaux, Enoch Linda Jones.
Mrs Francis Morris celebrated her eighty sixth birthday with a family gathering at the Vermillion Castle Forest Camp in Parowan Canyon on Sunday July twenty seventh. About seventy family members were present for the observance.
The State Tax Commission release shows Iron County valued at 50,530,495 dollars, more than double the combined 20,917,100 dollars for Garfield Kane Beaver and Washington counties. Garfield totals 3,263,692 dollars, Kane 3,139,623, Beaver 960,000 dollars, and Washington 8,422,785 dollars.
Utah Fish and Game announces rules for mourning dove and grouse seasons including a seven day dove hunt starting September 1 in 19 counties and 14 days in 10 counties with a ten dove daily limit. Major portions of Box Elder Salt Lake Utah counties and part of Iron closed to hunting. Grouse permits set at 670 four bird permits over 14 units for a September 13-14 weekend, limited to residents with a 1958 game bird license. Applications by mail Aug 4 to 9. drawings Aug 22 at the State Capitol Building.
Parowan City Council increased the next year’s tax levy to 20.75 mills, up 1.73 mills, to raise funds for a new library building. Additional increases were approved for parks and public property, a temporary City Halls and Memorials fund, and countywide needs including a hospital indigent fund and road maintenance. Iron County may adjust its levy to support these projects.
Dee El Stapley left early this morning with his Boy Scouts for a three day camp in Zions National Park.
Roger Martin son of Harry and Ester White Martin of Florida was visiting relatives The Her bert Whites during furlough from the Navy. Al Mathesons and Dee Whites were called back to San Diego because of conditions in the Middle East.
Paul Rasmussen of Hyde Park Utah spent the weekend at the home of Bishop Ivan Dalley and Mrs Dalley. He enjoyed time with local church members and explored community files and church activities during the stay.
Mr and Mrs B L Matth wes of Antimony visited with their daughter Mrs Pauline Hulet and family Saturday.
Mr and Mrs Howard Dall ey and family and Mrs Ordena Dalley spent several days in Salt Lake City last week. Mr and Mrs Wm T Davenport of Paragonah visited with their son Jay Davenport and family Sunday after ECO continued to hack page.
The notice outlines beaver trapping from October to May 15 with a mark date of October 1, and marten trapping from November 15 to February 28. It also states a $6 trapping license is required before trapping furbearers and mentions returned mail if marked after midnight August 9.
August town calendar lists Saddle Club practices on multiple Saturdays and Sundays, Stake and Ward genealogical meetings, MIA gatherings, County and City meetings, Relief Society events, Primary preparation, High Council and leadership sessions, Iron County Fair opening, Farm Bureau functions, PHS reunion, and a Labor Day parade with a public dance.
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