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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1952
Page
2
A terse notice describes a product or technique that removes the outer skin to expose buried fungi and kill the organism on contact. The fragment hints at a test or claim of efficacy, but lacks full context, dates, or endorsing bodies.
Refrigeration and Motor Service in Cedar City Utah offers 24 hour emergency repairs and rewinding guarantees on all electric motors including three phase pump motors. Contact 114 South Main for service and pricing details referenced in Adv. M-15 22.29.3-5 12.
The ceremony featured a fitted jacket with long sleeves and mandarin collar. A sheer fusion gown, beaded Juliet cap, and white bouquet with a Bladiolus centerpiece and orchid. Hazel Ann Whitney served as matron of honor with Marilyn Williamean and others as attendants in ballerina gowns. DeAnne Whitney was ring bearer in blue organdy. Curtis Brown and Gordon Whitney attended.
In the receiving line stood the brides parents, two grandmothers Mrs Mabel M Warren of Purowan and Mrs Mary Cox of Bhwhene Idaho. Frankie Low Burton and Nola Mae Mitchell assisted with the gift room. Adele Evane led refreshments with Joan Neyles Joan Halterman and Marilyn Ward serving. Lavonna Guymon attended the guest book. music by Howard Knight Joan Nayles Ramona Stubbs Ellen Miller. Mary Topham arranged the wedding flowers. The couple left for a California honeymoon and will be at home after June 16 at 251 West Ind South in Provo. Attendees included Mr Robert Duke, Mr and Mrs Robert Thoman, Joyce Smith, Mr and Mrs Vince Reece and Janice Carling, all of Provo.
The Bureau of Land Management announces a public sale of multiple land tracts in Milford Utah under Walter W. Cook. Bids start at 2 to 4 dollars per acre with sealed envelopes and certified funds. Sale 10:00 a.m. July 25 1952. Adverse claims must file by sale date. Contiguous claimants have 30 days to assert rights. Public notices run June dates.
Memorial Day drew visitors to Paragonal including Mr. and Mrs. J T Hemmingway of Salt Lake City The Edwards and Hemmingway families gathered for a reunion with twenty seven relatives from Delta Cedar City Milford and Salt Lake City A hospital stay followed for Frank Williamson after a milking accident At press time Charlies Munro was reported recovering from a snake bite complications were attributed to medication An illness sidelined Catherine Dunton and Verdett Robinson visited family from Northern Utah LeGrande Tabben suffered a traumatic injury at the Cedar construction site while another worker dropped lumber from about 20 feet injuring Robb
Head injuries slow to recover as patient resumes work. Wilton family travels to Salt Lake City for daughter Gayle’s care at Salt Lake Hospital. Roene stays with child. J D Jones returns from Adamsville after ten day visit with aunt Marilyn and Harold Bradshaw. Orson Topham and family visit Vernal after Germain trip. Lyle and Gordon join uncles in Vernal. Lamoreaux families visit Nephi with Margaret Hanson’s kin.
Mrs. Margaret Robinson of Mendereon Nevada visited here last week and spent time in Cedar City for digestive ailments. She is home again, feeling improved after treatment.
Mire Matine Keiffer and children visit Howard Ronm home after winter in Massachusetts. Major Alvin Keiffer is transferred to Texas, with plans to reunite in northern Utah. Loyd Wise and daughter Jackie travel from Hutchinson Kansas for family visits. Warton and George Kurtz visit Cedar City and Mildred and baby in Utah. Dorothy Dell and her children of Tooele visit the Austin Barton family before returning. Continued on page 3.
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