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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1935
Page
6
A Cedar City column reports Rotarians and spouses departing for the International Rotary convention in Mexico City. Local residents plan trips to Salt Lake City, Kanab, and Delta. CCC camps relocate. forest camp caretakers named. a hospital operation update. Elk Lodge officers installed. business travel and weddings noted.
Paragonah items report the May 31 birth of a baby girl to Renford and wife, visits by Mina Beauregard of Gunnison and relatives, and Emma Fastian and Jack Dalton's May 1 wedding. Also noted are the Fish and Game club planting fish, the Barton reunion June 19, Memorial Day visits by the Bozarth and Adams families, summer plans for Helen Stones, temple work at St George, and numerous local relatives visiting or traveling.
Civil suits filed include Cedar Finance Corporation versus Orson J Bryant for 700 dollars on secured note plus interest and 500 dollars attorney fees. Parley A Dansie versus George Terry Williams for 249 75 plus interest and costs over claimed commission. Franklin Building and Laundry Company versus Ru lon S Dailey et al on mortgage note for 4417 43 with interest costs and 30 attorney fee. John A Malla and Bank of Iron County versus Andrew M Lamar et al on note for 700 with interest costs and 373 attorney fees.
City officials were fined by some PWA bidders who left town claiming they never did business with a new line of men. Misa Eva Adams visited from Salt Lake City for a brief business trip. Mrs Maude Warren Ferguson of Ely Nevada and Mrs Zelda Warren Burns with her California husband are visiting with relatives. L J Adam was called to Salt Lake City for office business and will return Saturday afternoon.
A quiet wedding last Saturday united Lyle D. Applegate of Parowan and Jewel Couch of Lund Utah. Bishop W L Adama officiated at the home ceremony as friends and family wish the couple lasting happiness.
Mrs. Elizabeth Livbie Benson Liddiard daughter of Mrs Mary Allee LGenson of this city and long-time Salt Lake City resident married Mr Alex Gogoff of Salt Lake City in a ceremony held Saturday at the County Clerk's office with Wy Clair Rowley officiating. Friends extend congratulations and best wishes to the couple.
Announcement from Air and Mrs Del Mar Bowman Cedar City states their daughter Afton Oberhanssey will wed Saturday evening in Cedar City to La Yer Gury son of Mr and Mrs Wm J Gurr Parowan. Bishop Samuel F Leigh will officiate at the bride's home ceremony followed by an informal reception at the Bowman home.
Mr. DT. W. Ward was up from Tiushuake Monday, transacting business here. Mr. Elwyn Haberman came home last night from Salt Lake City where he has been attending school.
Mrs Maurine Halterman Murie was brought home from the hospital during the week after an operation.
Mr and Mrs C B Tinkler and relatives arrived from California to visit Mrs Tinkler’s kin, the Alvin Benson family. Salt Lake papers note Mat Richards, eldest son of Mr and Mrs Charles L Richards, will marry Mist Carlson Webster Hamilton in the Salt Lake temple next week. Edward Davies of Utah County will replace John E Blaz zard as agricultural inspector starting July 1. Mrs Silas Topham has visited Circleville for two weeks. Mae Burt returns from Salt Lake City with the Matheson couple. Miss Bess Ward may join them for the summer.
Mr Henry W Taylor reports William C McGreg or formerly of Parowan now longtime Colorado resident is in St George hospital. He is being treated by his brother Donald. The nature of his illness is not stated.
Sixteen East Ward primary officers left Wednesday evening for Salt Lake City to attend the Primary conference sessions this week. They expect to return about Monday or Tuesday. Passengers with them included Miss Ellen Day spending a week in the metropolis, Mrs Edna S Hatch, Mrs Rocn Mitchell, and Emily Alton Low des god.
George Chilton said he must return to the coast to seek another large white bass. He previously dragged one weighing 42 pounds, and notes a bigger fish, 62 pounds, was reported by another angler. He aims to reclaim the record with another big trek.
Mr and Mrs G and D Hyatt, with two children, left Sunday evening for Los Angeles and the fair at San Diego. They plan to combine business with pleasure and expect to return later in the week.
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