County Board Denies Fair Funding for Parowan Event
The County Board rejected a request from Parowan residents to fund a county fair this fall. Cedar City declined, and Board members noted focus on advertising funds and countywide wishes. Delegations from Paragonah and Parowan Canyon discussed road and reservoir projects with promise to pursue state road and WPA efforts.
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Board of Count Commissioners
Cedar City
Bulloch
West End
Fannee Convenas
Budes
L. Fenton
A. &. Watch
Clarence Ndieton
John F. Fendieton
Adams
Ray H. Adams
Butlewind Decker
Clair Rowley
Essor Dalley
Foster
Kerit Christensen
Racr Macfarlane
Freeman W Pendleton Dies At 83 In Parowan Utah
Freeman Warren Pendleton 83 lifelong Parowan resident dies at his home after a stroke tied to long diabetes. He was born March 23, 1955 and served as constable coroner and city councilman. Survived by many children grandchildren and siblings with services at West Ward chapel.
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Freeman W. Pendleton
West Ward
Freeman Warren Pendleton
Calvin C
Sarah Ann Newberry Pendleton
Orothers
Anna Thenderon
John H.e
der Jane Carter Henderson
St. George Temple
Alta Cc. Benson
Utah
Nevada
Iron County
Ainting
Parowan Schoole
High Prests
Ife
Gua End Red Cloud
Ite
Walter Stubun
Ida P. Halterman
Mabel Pendleton
F. Warren
John Ti
W. Woodruff Pendleton
Parowan
Delia van Buren
Long Beach
Calif
Belle c. Crowe
Salt Lake City
Tulon 5
Pendleton
Cedar City
Sarah L. Connell
W. W. Pendleton
The
City
Mark
Annual Rambouillet Sheep Show Slated at Parewan
W G Pendleton of the Southern Utah Rambouillet Sheep Breeders Association announced the annual Rambouillet sheep show will be held at Parewan as usual, despite county fair uncertainties. The Cedar City fair dispute led to the show’s separation from the county fair, with race meet and other entertainments likely but not yet decided.
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Parewan
W. CG. Pendleton
Southern
Utah
Rambowilli, Sheep Breeders’“Association
Pendleton
Cedar City
Exchange Club
Tig
SITE SELECTED FOR NEW HIGH SCHOOL
Atta meeting last night the school board decided to place the new Cedar City high school on the southwest corner of the block with the existing building. Bonding houses reps were present but no bonds sold for the old structure now. Mrs Kate Isom’s resignation as Parowan teacher was accepted but the vacancy was refilled. Purchase of a power lawn mower for Parowan was authorized.
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Atta
Cedar City High School
Kate Isom
Parowan
West Ward Chor Five-MileOuting Recreation Night
Members of the West Ward choir under Mr Weight held a five mile outing at the Five Mile camp on Tuesday. After games a lunch call followed by a campfire with singing, stories and jokes. Toastmasters Wal Maren and Marlo Topham did well.
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West Ward
Thay
Mr. Weight
Bill
Dalton Angle
Wal Maren
Marlo Topham
Fourth of July committee outlines day’s program
A city named Fourth of July committee chaired by David Richards held a meeting to lay out the day’s events. Sub committees were formed for Daybreak Salute and Flag raising, parade, public meeting, sports and children’s dance, and a grownups dance in the afternoon and evening. The Exchange Club will oversee the parade with subcommittees led by Louise Mortensen and Ormon Weight for meetings, Sound-ET’s Clark for sports, and A. C Hatch, Marlo Topham and Claude Orton directing dances. Decorations duties go to Bill Beros Woodrow Adam Alice GC. Maccwell Clair Lowder Ray Michell Arnold Stevels Frank S. vevems and Sherman Green.
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David Richards
Louie Mortensen
Berta Gurton
Saunders Clark
Alvin Decker
American Legon
Exchange Club
Louise Mortenaen
Ormon Weight
Sound- ET
Clark
Ray Garner
Orland Ward
Jay Adams
Woodrow Adam
Ales Lymw1
Zona Topham
A. C Hatch
Marlo Topham
Claude Orton
Bill Beros
Alice GC. Maccwell
Clair Lowder
Ray Michell
Arnold Stevels
Frank S.vevems
Sherman Green
Scouis Represent East Ward At Silver Jubilee Anniversary
Relovate Scouts Larry Adams and Worner Whitney with Scout Master Walson Adams attended Salt Lake City celebrations of Scouting's twenty fifth year. Representing Troop 343 Parowan East Ward, they registered Friday at the Tabernacle grounds and joined events at Capitol Theatre, Luncheon at Sattair, Musical Festival, and a badge ceremony. They camped behind the Deceret Gymnasium and met Scouts from many stakes, visiting KSL Broad Broadcasting Station, Deseret News press, Church Office Building, Capitol and its Museum. Continued to back pages.
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Larry Adams
Worner Whitney
Walson Adams
Sconting
Salt Lake Ciy
Lamy
Hiemer
Freraynind
Tabernacle Grounds
Capitol Theatre
Sattair
Capitol Grounds
Honolulu
KSI
Deseret News Press
Clarence Skougard Weds Beaver Girl
Clarence Skougard of Thiny married Elizabeth Gentry of Beaver in a Beaver County courthouse ceremony on June 4 officiated by William A. Milley. The couple now resides here and the groom is son of Theman and Rakougard. the bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs Gentry of Beaver.
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Clarence Skougard
Beaver Girl
Thin
Elizabeth Gentry
Beaver
Beaver County Court House
William A. Milley
Mr. Skougard
Forest Service Plans Yankee Camp and Reservoir Improvements
At Parewan Fields water users meeting Forest Supervisor Betten outlined proposed Yankee area improvements by the Forest Service including a camp ground, scenic roads, and lookout posts funded by potentially transferring private land to the Forest. Local water rights would remain, and a self-imposed levy of 2.6 dollars per acre plus a 1.5 dollar labor assessment was approved to finish the dam and divert No Lon Creek into the Yankee, with estimated total costs around 1800 to 2500 dollars beyond initial funding.
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Parewan Fields
Forest Department
Treservoir Co
Bettensen
Five Mile
Bowery
Hs Department
Bowery Road
Nolon
Forest Services
Tita
Costa
Garden Club Plans To Beautify Public Square
Representatives of the Paroway Garden Club met with the city council at a special meeting Tuesday night to seek aid for beautifying the public square. Plans include landscaping and installing permanent features, with work to start next week using unemployed volunteers. Local firms and citizens are asked to contribute funds, while the city voted $15 to begin.
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Paroway Garden Club
Tozal Ecity Council
Fae N. Benson
Landscapi Ng
John T. ‘Rasmugen
Forest Service
Garden Club
It&s
Ivan Johnson
Howard Adams
Maude B. Parcella
Man Street
Main Street
Wilford Day Takes Sheep to Texas Sale
Messrs Wilford Day and Glun Flolycak left yesterday noon with a truck load of Rambouillet rams for entry in the Ozong Texas show and sale. The 32 head come from the wrecks owned by Day Marsden Lyman and others. The event in Ozong is invitational with dates June 23 to 25. Day plans three more sales in Texas by late August, with cash assessment due July 1.
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Wilford Day
Cap
Lloyd White
Fort Stockton
Texas
Ray Lyman
Tay
Local girl married to Cedar City
A quiet wedding at the bride s parents home on Tuesday afternoon united Mrs F Rue Evang of this city and Mr Woodrow Watson of Cedar City. The ceremony was performed by Es op W J L Adams. The groom is the son of Mr and Mrs Ralph Watson. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs John C Evans. She has worked at the Navajo Cafe in Cedar City and the couple will reside in Cedar City.
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Rue
This City
Woodrow Watson
Cedar City
Eshop
W.J. L. Adams
Ralph Watson
John C. Evans
Navajo Cafe
Youre
Etar City
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