Big Dance Pavilion Rising At Parowan Canyon
Work is well underway to build an open air dance pavilion at Four Mile forks in Parowan Canyon. Promoters Clark Morton and two Monro boys transported the pavilion, with Dob Orton handling music aided by Elden Tutt and Mendley Clark. Plans include hot dogs, ice cream, fountain service, a park, and possible summer homes. Joe Frampton hospitalized after recent surgery for ruptured appendix with serious condition.
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Four Mile
Read
Farowan Canyon
Meuxies Clark
Elwood Morton'ven
Luls City
Monro
Elden Tult
Clyn Ut
Dob Orton
Tult
Menley Clark
Bealdes
Joe Frampton
The
Frampton Motor Co
Milford
Tie
Legion Presents Pepfy Orchestra for July Fourth
The Variety Girls, a 17 member group, will entertain at the Blue Moon dance pavilion on July 3 and 4, as arranged by the American Legion. They are booked through Fred C. Graham Meco Bureau of Salt Lake City and compare favorably with the Tam-O Shanter girls orchestra, which will perform here on July 24 and July 3.
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American Legion
Elra
Fred C. Graham
Meco Bureau
Salt Lake City
Graham
Cedar City News: Battery FB wins camp cup at Jordan Narrows
Cedar City's Battery F B returns from two weeks at Jordan Narrows with the Silver Laving cup as the most efficient Utah National Guard battery at the encampment. Ichfield has won the cup the past two years and preservation would have kept it permanently if repeated. Members earned other distinctions and the unit is enthused about this year's encampment.
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Cedar City
727 Field Artillery
Jordan Narrows
Ignem
Utah National Guard
Ichfield
Local News and Hospitals Mark Busy Cedar Community
Local residents report hospital visits and medical issues in Cedar City area. J Alma Berson and Ivan Johnean were admitted for potential operations, while Albert Bearain remains bedbound after an injury. Many locals travel, visit, or return from California and other states to spend time with relatives and attend community events and church meetings.
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Ivan Johnean
Cedar City
Fire destroys Paul Adams home in early morning blaze
Paul and Bev Adams lost their home to a fire that fully destroyed the dwelling. Neighbors aided in saving some furniture and belongings as the blaze, likely caused by defective wiring, overwhelmed the couple. Fire alarm and telephone response were slow, delaying assistance while insurance coverage was reported at four thousand dollars. The couple moved possessions to the Adams residence now occupied by Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Delton.
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Bev
Paul M. Adame
Beaver
Paul
Aga
Yarna
Silas T Orton Struck by Wrench on School Building
Silas T Orton, a Present on the new school building, narrowly escaped serious injury when a large wrench fell from a ladder and struck him on the head during a holiday incident. The wind dislodged the wrench after he hung it on a nail. he lost consciousness briefly but recovered quickly and is now fully well.
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Silas T. Orton
Stiison
Marriage Licenses Issued By Clerk's Office
Marriage licenses issued recently include 44 records. Horace Alden Honenburg of Cedar City and Barbara Annie looking of La Verkin. Frank Stevens and Marion Mottensen of Parowaa appear among the couples.
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Horace Alden Honenburg
Cedar City
Barbara Annie
Looking
la Verkin
Frank Stevens
Marion Mottensen
Parowaa
Fourth of July Plans Under Way by Local Chapter
Plans for a large Fourth of July celebration are under way led by the local chapter of the Daughters of Utah Pioneers. The June festival raised funds for rent and a restoration of the old meeting house, featuring a Mother Goose parade, lunch, and dances. The program includes a daybreak salute, a parade with prize money, a public meeting, two age-group dances, and an evening dance at the Blue Lantern pavilion under American Legion direction. The public meeting will feature band selections, readings, vocal numbers, and a Goddess of Liberty appearance.
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Daughters of the Utah Pongers
Mother Goose
Blue Lantern Pavilion
Iive
American Legion
Daughters of the Pioneers
Alleged burglars receive 110 20 years sentence
Tom Gardino and Marph Pon trelie charged with second degree burglary for thefts from Jack Sebell's pool hall pleaded guilty in district court last Saturday evening and were sentenced to the state peniteniary for one to twenty years. They were apprehended in Ogden and brought back by Cedar City Marshal J. B. Carpenter. They had court-appointed counsel and waived further pleadings, awaiting fall term. The hearing also touched other cases and local notices.
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Tom Gardino
Marph Pontrelie
Jack Sebell
Ogden
Marsal J. B. Carpenter
Cedar City
Durham Morris
Cox
Oth
Adams
James Bengon
Ruth G. Dalley
Kate P. Ryou
Fits
Telephone company authorizes new switchboard at Parowan exchange
The Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Go authorizes several expenditures including a new switchboard for the Parowan exchange. Local manager Archie Gregory says the new equipment will be installed soon and improve service to subscribers. The company notes business is growing and Cedag Lily now has more telephones and subscribers than Richtveld.
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Recto
Telephone & Telegraph
Parowan Exchange
Archie Gregory
Juan
Gregory
Colly
Cedag Lily
Scribera
Richtveld
Relief Society Closing Meeting Marks Season End
The East Ward Relief Society invites the women of our community to a closing meeting on June 26 with a special program headlined by Irene Mitchell and Moonful. The event features musical numbers, refreshments, and a bundle sale at 25¢, 59¢ and 75¢, each bundle offering more value than its price.
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East Ward Relief Society
Irene &. Mitchell
TParowan Couple Marries In Quiet Tuesday Ceremony
A quiet wedding took place Tuesday afternoon at the home of Bishop J. Clayton Mitchell uniting Frank Stevens and Marion Mortensen as husband and wife. They are popular young locals, with Stevens the son of Mr and Mrs Edmund Stevens and Mortensen the daughter of Mr and Mrs Enoch Mortensen. A reception followed at the bride’s parents home. Earlier, the bride received a wedding shower attended by many friends who offered thoughtful presents.
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J. Clayton Mitchell
Frank Stevens
Mita Marion Mortensen
Edmund Stevens
Enoch
Mortensen
Unen
Its About Time A Plea To Build Pavilion And Preserve Canyon
The editor urges local residents of Scenic Southern Ulsh to develop a pavilion by the canyon and direct visitors to the city through a road suitable for all motor vehicles. He warns against overgrazing and urges restoring the area for recreation and summer homes, emphasizing the need to showcase the town’s location on America’s main street and attract visitors and investment. The piece ends with support for local youth to start initiatives.
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Ulsh
America
Locates Forner Home ERCMCLE Melting House
Bisbee resident Warren Baer Jol, aged sixty nine, and wife recently visited former town residents. He recalled the old meeting house and street trees, noting changes since he left. Bishop Warren, long associated with the Bisbee area, was pensioned by his longtime employer after forty years.
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Baer Jol Warren
Bisbe
Darkey
Mie
Warren
Bisbee
Anivig Company
New Electric Shop Opens in Parowan
Mr Crossette Appiegate announced last week that he is opening a cleaning shop in the Jones T Mitchell building to carry a complete line of electric supplies and fixtures and to install them for customers. The article also notes local social items including weddings and visits.
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Crossette Appiegate
Jone T. Mitchell
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Eait Lake City
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Wheeler
Lake City
Watk Faying Co
J. Alma Berson
Cedar Last Sight
James C. Pendleton
Nora Richards
Denver
Thomas D. Adama
Albert. Bearai
Benson
Ace Bardwell
California
Mrs. Chilton
Mrs. Meeks
Merton Richards
Afissead Aiye
Carol Adams
Jon Pendleton
Heber City
Thomas Lunt
Orwin Orton
Dob
Oscar Orton
Cedar Cty
Mrs
Melbury Benson Fame
Poche
Zona Pendleton
Lee'n Farry Bridge
Paul Adams
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EU. Bugat Trayer
John Page
Goddess of Liberty
Wiisa
Utah
Uncle Leo
Gration
J. Harold Mitchell
Doulin
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Han't
Louis Adams
Uncle Sam
Alice C. Mitchell
Goddess of
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Retta Orton
Dalton
Pebbie Mxerle
Ina Brandpalota
Lee
Ares
Verda Adame
County Clerk
A. Telephone Company
Tparowan
Forner
Parowan
Paravonan News
Meg Myla Robieson
Provo
Robb Motonnell
Catifornts
Prebens
Fowatq Monrdinan Fretwell
Arthur Fretwell
Mga Martha
Allet Gale
Toeaday
Sylt Iale
J. D. Talbat
Thane
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Howe
Mesurs
Mario Matley
Charles Robb Jett
Ly Tanguiteh
Jake
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Tamhaw
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