Parowan East Ward reorganized with new bishop
In the Parowan East ward Sacrament session Sunday afternoon Howard was sustained as bishop. Ward superintendent Ward becomes secretary to Bishop Jess Guy, with Elmer Gurr advancing to counselor. Large Naeple and family moved to Las Vegas last month. President David L. Sargent and councilor Mannur Jones presided and spoke. Clair remains ward clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parowan East Ward
Wrd
Howard
Ward
Parowan City
Jess Guy
Elmer Gurr
Cuncillor
Huge Naeple
Anhur Jones
Dr City
Clair
Mary Ass'n to Hold First Activity Day in Ingram
The Mary Association schedules its first recreational activity day next Thursday afternoon at 4 o clock in West Ward written hall. It targets primary children ages six to ten from both wards and parishes. Participants are urged to have their children attend, with the program starting with music and continuing with future activities as prepared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ass'n
Lake City meeting called for TR users event
A meeting is scheduled for June 19, 1944 at 2 p.m. in the Governor's board room at the Capitol Salt Lake City to adopt articles of ration, elect a board of directors, and organize the group. Attendees from Arizona and local residents are invited, with community donations noted as ongoing.
Board names judges for primary election in Iron County
The Iron County Board of Commissioners named judges for the July 11 primary and August 15 runoff. Appointees include Paragonah Alice Robinson Orson Talbot Leona Stones and J. Topham constable. Parowan districts list Nellie M. Clark Mrs. Lillian Thorneck Grace Holy ork Harrell Dalton. Summit, Enoch, Cedar districts names. Kanarra Newcastle Madena Beryl Lund Lund Lund among others with various constables. Additional actions covered range from horse abandonment elimination to county salary ordinance and quit claim deed to Zions Savings Bank, with investments in U S Government bonds authorized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Paragonah
Alice Robinson
Orson Talbot
Leona Stones
J. & Topham
Parowan District
Nellie M. Clark
Lillian Thorneck
Grace Holyork
Harrell Dalton
Parowan
Nellie Pritchard
Alberta Evans
Verda E. Adama
Ross Taylor
Nina Taylor
Helen Dalton
Thomas Rowley
Joe Ward
Marie Grimshaw
Emms Fife
Ardena Dalley
John H. Dalley
Enoch
Helen Jones
Estella Grimshaw
Myron Jones
Frank Armstrong
Tillie B. Sawyer
LaRue Wood
Lillian Anderson
LeGrand Pendleton
Loretta Perry
Fay Melling
Alice Williams
Thomas Lawrence
Anna Seaman
Dewel Thorley
Beth Leigh
Cynthia Palmer
Aston Bowen
Ina Gardner
Wm. Merrywedtner
Roy Wood
Julia R. Stephens
Kimball Jensen
Mary Agnes Heyborne
Sam Fife
Kanarra
Roy Williams
Glade Berry
Eleanor Pollock
Jesse F. Williams
Newcastle
John H. Tullis
Effie Beacham
H. E. Harrison
Robert Platt
Madena
Ethel Lund
Blanche Dotgon
Mary McDonald
W. A. Haigh
Beryl
Mary Moyle
Anna Caldwell
Co. R. Burns
Lane Austin
Lund
Wimmer Mortensen
Alma Frahske
Jewel Applegate
Sheriff's Office
Utah
Virgin District No. 4
Parowan Times
Zions Savings Bank and Trust Co
Block 18
Fiat B
Cedar City
Warren H. Bulloch
Unowned Horses To Be Cleared From Ranges Of Iron County
Iron County commissioners ordered the removal of unowned horses roaming western ranges. Sheriff S C Lamb and Deputy Ray H Adams will supervise with no random shooting. A public meeting for livestock men will set plans, with work to begin around August first and warnings against independent actions or killings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iron County
Board of County Commissioners
S. C. Lamb
Ray H. Adams
Increased Military Adds Burden to Nation's Transportation System
The Office of Defense Transportation warns that railroads and intercity buses could cancel passenger space with no notice due to heightened military activity from the invasion. Colonel J Monroe Johnson urges postponing summer travel plans and notes rail and bus demand will stay at an all time high, affecting civilian traffic and hospital transport needs across coasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. J. Monroe Johnson
Office of Defense Transportation
ODT
Johnson
Iron County Boys Leave For Army Training
Fourteen Iron County men left for induction including six from Parowan and Cedar City men Burns Sherratt Foss L Glass Claude T Daly Milo Knight Calvin Shipp Elmo W Duffin plus Newcastle Kanarra reps Boyd Christensen and Donor Pollock. Several others passed pre induction including Nate Benson Paul Orton Carlyle Mitchell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iron County
Parowan
Cedar City
Kanarra
Newcastle
Norman Mickelson
Robert Parker
Adrian Dalton
Carl Evans
Veron Decker
Gerald Mitchell
Salt Lake City
Burns Sherratt
Foss L. Glass
Claude T. Daly
Milo Cyril Knight
Calvin Shipp
Elmo W. Duffin
Boyd Christensen
Pollock
Kanatra
Kenneth Clark
Fone
Nate Benson
Paul Orton
Carlyle Mitchell
J. W. Adams
Oscar Barrick
Harold F. Clark
George Halterman
Scott Batt
Ashton Lee Smith
Wilford R. Berry
Daniel L. Leigh
Rixey
Cluff Riddle
Wayne Mosdell
Leo Esplin
Ross Sargent
W. W. Relief Teachers to Have Vacation Until Fall
Mrs. Clifton Taylor announces that visiting Relief Teachers will have a vacation from now until September when the society resumes regular work. Monthly meetings, on the second Tuesday, will continue with all members urged to attend. Adelinda Thornton reports improvement after eight weeks of illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W
Clifton Taylor
The
Westward Relief Society
Associations Seek Removal of 500 Deer From This Section
Representatives from Parowan Gun and Red Club, local cattle and sheep associations, Forest, and Taylor Grazing services met in Cedar City. They propose removing 500 deer from Summit Canyon to Cottonwood Canyon areas during the latter half of October, with hunting zones including Summit, Parowan, Paragonah, Little Creek, and Cottonwood canyons. The count and range conditions support a higher quota, awaiting Big Game Board approval in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parowan Gun and Red Club
The
Forest
Taylor Grazing Services
Cedar City
Taylor Grazing
Board of Big Game Control
Warren Pendleton
E. Ray Lyman
Big Game Board
Summit Canyon
Cottonwood Canyon
Summit
Parowan
Paragonah
Little Creek
Cottonwood
Torsbuck. Dées
Doyle Rowley Enters Navy Radio Technician School
Doyle Rowley son of Mr and Mrs W Clair Rowley passed the examination for entrance into the Navy Radio Technician school at Chicago and will enter soon likely by month end. He traveled to Cedar for the test as Parowan High School offered few passes and he immediately enlisted to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doyle Rwley
W. Clair Rowley
Navy Radio Technician School
Chicago
Doyle
Parowan High School
Doyles
Cedar
Navy
Demonstration to Test Pressure Cookers in Parowan
The Parowan Stake Relief Society and ward Relief Society officers announce Julia Siminson, Home Demonstration agent, will visit Parowan on June 27 at 10 am to test residents’ pressure cookers in the Westward Relief rooms. Tests aid preparation for the coming canning season. Free of charge. Norman Mortensen, Navy mail clerk, home for two weeks with the Bart Mortensen family before returning to Farragut Idaho via San Diego. Sergeant Rulon Paramore, recently returned from a parachute jump, home on furlough from Sioux Falls Iowa, visiting the Golden Paramore family. he is recovering from knee stiffness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parowan
Norman Mortensen
U. S. Navy
Bart Mortensen
Farragut
Idaho
San Diego
Norman
Rulon Paramore
Sioux Falls
Iowa
Golden Paramore
Wind and cold weather mars fishing season opening
On opening day June 15 1944 high winds and cold weather hampered fishing across Wind River and nearby water bodies. Yankee reported some small fish near legal size, Panguitch lake had no boats, and reports from Navajo lake and Duck and Memmoth creeks were unavailable. Overall lakes were full while streams ran high, keeping catches minimal as many anglers tried again today.
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Panguitch Lake
Navajo Lake
Duck
Memmoth
Parowan War Loan Workers Plan Home Visits
Parowan Fifth War Loan canvassers met at the Court House with district captains and City Chairman Marlo Topham to outline a week of home visits. Parowan’s quota is $45,000, nearly double the 4th loan, and bankers urge converting deposits to War Bonds to help reach the goal. A Victory Torch on the P hill was lit by Boy Scouts led by LaMont Thornock as part of the national drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Loananvassers For
Parowan
Court House
Marlo Topham
Patowan
P” Hill
Boy Scouts
LaMont Thornock
Local Board Names Registration Agents Across County
At a Cedar City meeting the Board of County Commissioners appointed registration agents for two years across voting districts. Names include Emma M. Topham Paragonah Gladys Benson Parowan No 1 Getta M. Orton Parowan No 2 Bertha Matheson Parowan 3 Leon a Smith Summit Mary A Armstrong Enoch Ida Macfarlane Cedar No 1 Mrs Charles Mosdell Cedar No 2 Mrs Margaret Haight Cedar No 3 Thressa Foster Cedar No 4 Teelma E. Jones Cedar No 5 Hannah A. Davis Kanarra Mrs J T Frsyth Newcastle Mrs Geo B Hills Modena C R Burns Beryl J H Johnston Lund Leonard S Orton home on furlough from Camp Campbell Ky Tank Corps crew member on a medium tank Service Men's Wives group held a five mile outing with a weenie roast next meeting at Mrs Kay Rose Edgar Benson home. visitors include Mrs Christi Christensen and Mrs Lettie Dixon of Provo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Cedar City
Emma M. Topham
Paragonah
Gladys Benson
Parowan No
Getta M. Orton
Bertha Matheson
Parowan
Leona Smith
Summit
Mary A. Armstrong
Enoch
Ida Macfarlane
Cedar No
Service Men's Wives Organization
Five Mile
Kay Rose
Edgar Benson
Address Changes For Men Overseas Reported In County
Parowan Stake Soldier Contact list shows 341 Iron County men in uniform overseas. Kynarra ward leads with 31 overseas out of 49 residents, Cedar Fourth ward 18 of 18, Parowan West ward 44 of 100, Parowan East ward 33 of 10, Paragonah ward 17 of 46, including both men and women serving in various military roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parowan
Durham Morris
I- County
Conia Ye
Properia
Som
Cedar Fourth
Pyowan West
Parwat East
Paragonahwi
Poowan Stake
Carlyle Dalton Named Area Game Warden
Carlyle Dalton has been appointed as the new game warden for the area after returning from Salt Lake City where he conferred with State Fish and Game Commissioner Ross Leonard and the head of the U S Biological Survey. He will combine the role with his existing work and be paid through the Fish and Game Department and the Predatory Animal Control division, with duties to be coordinated closely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlyle Dalton
Salt Lake City
Fish and Game
Ross Leonard
U. S. Biological Survey
Dalton
S. M. Clark
Army
Fish and Game Department
Predatory Animal Control Division
The
Biological Survey
Daltom
Local Girl Cedar Boy Married at Pioche
Miss Elsa Pendleton daughter of Woodruff Pendleton wed Pvt Lehi M Weed son of Mr and Mrs Wm H Wood in Pioche Nevada last Saturday evening June 10 The ceremony was performed by Bishop J M Ridges of Nevada City in the presence of Miss Arlene Bentley and Dern Bryant The bride a local high school graduate worked at the Taylor cafe and in Cedar City The groom Marine Corps home on furlough from Camp Pendleton Ocean Side California is a Cedar City high school graduate.
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Elsa Pendleton
Woodruff Pendleton
Taylor Cafe
Pvt
Wood
Marine Corps
Camp Pendleton
Ocean Side
California
Cedar City
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Uit
Lake City
Hes
Howard Adams
Ivan “St. Ralph Orion
Lee Clark
Arizona
Hazel Dawn
Mac
Mesa
Mabel Adams White
Adams
Johnson Pettiy
Milo “i
Lawrence Miller
Miller
George Fowler
Barbara Matheson
Simon A. Matheson
Clarence Pendleton
Parowan Rambouillet Breeder’s Ass'n
Washington
WPE
Iron Mountain
Z. C. Hulet
Earl Hyatt
Adelinda Thornton
Clara Allen
Topeka
Kansas
Hardy Allen
Cpl
Max Hendrickson
Camp Carson
Colorado
Max
Carson
Mrs. Hendrickson
Malta
Varian Becker
San Francisco
Doyle Rowley
RADIO
MARS
Leonard S. Orton
Camp Campbell
Oscar T. Orton
Tank Corps
Christi Christensen
Lettie Dixon
Provo
Cedar Boy
Pioche
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