Parowan Lions Sponsor 4-H Training School Monday
Parowan Lions club will sponsor a 4-H training school Monday afternoon for newly elected 4-H officers from Parowan Paragensh and Summit. The event, to be held at the Elementary School, includes a 1:30 p.m. assembly led by Fern Johnson and Stephen Hrower, with department sessions directed by Mayor F. Ray Lyman and Mrs Huldah Haulet among others.
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Parowan
Paragensh
Summit
Parowan Lions Club
W. Beate Mitchell
Fern Johnson
Iron County
Stephen Hrower
F. Ray Lyman
Mra
Huldah Haulet
Carl Rummiler
Wilford Young
Song Lendore
Parowan Students Earn High Grades at Branch College
A.C. Hener rolls list Parowan students attending Branch Agricultural College Cedar City earning top marks in spring quarter. Trudy Adams on A roll with 1.66 GPA, Tony Dalton Oleen Hatch LaRee Munford on A-plus to A rolls with GPAs 2.460 to 2.96. Family relations noted and light refreshments planned after departmental work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parowan
Branch Agricultural College
Cedar City
Harry Plummer
Tony Dalton
Oleen Hatch
LaRee Munford
Trudy
Mia
Ancel J. Adame
Tony
Harley W. Dalton
Oleen
A.C. Hatch
LaRee
Cheater Monford
Parowan Personal News Notes From a Busy Week
Lient. Freeman Pendleton and bride Jon Button arrive in Parowan to honeymoon with the Pendletons. After a West Point wedding on June 4th they face 123 weeks of Army Signal Corps training before Austria duty. Florence Adams and daughter Sharon of Spokane visit. ManyParowan residents attend MITA conference in Salt Lake City and a University of Utah dance festival. Local youth ride in a Sunday school class airplane trip and community updates include illnesses, travels, and family news.
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Lient
Freeman Pendleton
Jon Button
New York City
Parowan
Freeman
U. S. Army Signal Corps
Austria
Florence Adams
Sharon
Spokane
Pendletons
Emerson
Ralph
Washington City
Gene Rollins and Brothers Highlight Feature
Sgt Gene Rollins, his brothers Carlyle and Gary, and Clay contribute to a back page feature. The piece notes family ties and local military service with a focus on Rollins family involvement.
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Sgt
Gene Rollins
Brothers
Carlyle and
Gary
Clay
Summer Band Rehearsals Start June 24 For Seniors
Senior Band rehearsals begin June 24 at 8 PM and run each Monday and Thursday. Graduates may attend. Other students start July 7 with morning ensembles and brass sessions. A twirling clinic June 25 24 26 26 sponsored by Beaver High School Music Department features Miss Vand Sorensen as guest instructor.
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Heaver High School
Howard R. Low
Vand Sorensen
University of Utah Muarehing Vand
Miss Sorensen
Don M. Sorensen
Borese Hills Drive
Salt Lake City
The
University
Sorensen
the Beaver High School
Strudenta
Wilford Young
Parewan
Cedar City
Milford
Beaver
Parowan funeral honors mother and daughter in large turnout
Hundreds gathered at Parowan Third Ward LDS Chapel and Parowan Cemetery to honor Mrs Decker and her daughter Marian who died in a car collision in Fresno California. Friends from Cedar City St George and many Southern Utah communities attended the joint services with music by local ensembles and tributes from school and church leaders. Burial followed at Parowan cemetery under Jensen Mortuary supervision.
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Ccores
Owl
Ite
Venkee Decker
Marian
Merciris Decker Orton
Boulder City
Nevada
Mra Laurel Shcker Tingen
Las Vegas
St. George
Harold S. Snow
Clinton Snow
T. Woodall Bayles
G. Gardner Snow
Laura Snow
Ray D. Garner
Joan Paramore
Walter Show
Stafford Snow
Heed Carter
Hesena Blake
Schuyler B. Everett
Leeds
Edward McMullin
Floyd
Grant McMullin
Aren Gubler
Santa Clara
Elgin
Julia Morria
Kanab
M. L. Robinson
George H Robinson
Farria
Mena Robinson
Glendale
Alberta Limb
Neathrice Wildes
Vera Waters
Florence Beaumont
Jowneph A. Manribne
Beaver
John Levanger
Ross Levanger
Ray Levanger
Homedale
Idaho
Alvin Decker
Provo
Earl Decker
Payson
Elsa
Decker
Salt Lake City
Cedar City
Paragonah Summit
Enoch
Utah
Ivan Decker
Mre Decker
Froano
Roy L. Halverson
Maridon Smith
Ruth Urte
Mia
Virginia Larsen
Elwood Corry
Cedar Brakes
J. Harold Mitchell
Veri Taylor
FE Kay Lyman
Karl Mitchell
Mary Lyman
God Wiil
Prof Malverson
Larsen
David A. Smith
W. Kirk Daly
Perowan High School
J. H. Plummer
BAC
Rosalind Decker
Howard Dalley
Marvin Graff
Edward Carroll
Orderville
Amon C. Hatch
Parowan School
Tarbara M. Adams
Relief Society
Parowan Stake
Harold 8. Snow
St. George Temple
Will L. Adams
Mitchell
Gentry
Mary Topham
Alice Mitchell
Cherrie Day
Berta Burton
David L. Sargent
Iititio
Fourteen Words? Club News Adds Two Members
The Happy Hour 4 H Club met at Mrs. Arthur Robinson’s home on Friday June 13. Two new members joined, Mary Etta Stubbs and Joyce Halterman, bringing total members to 18. Members shared projects and crafts. light refreshments were served by Mrs. Robinson. Reported by Dorothy Siinkins.
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Happy Hour
Arthur Robinson
Mary Etta Stubbs
Joyce Halterman
The Good Luck Club Meeting Notes
The Good Luck Club met at Linda Knight's home last week to make French Toast and Cereal. They enjoyed Orange Toast and Cocoa at June Decker's this week. The next meeting will be at Lyla Joy Halterman's to plan the July 4th Celebration and the Duck Creek Outing. Reporter Lyla Joy Iialterman.
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Linda Knight
June Decker
Lyla Joy Halterman’s
Duck Creek
New Arrival Brings Joy to Gurr Family
A petite baby girl weighing 5 pounds 12 ounces arrived at Tron County Hospital on Tuesday. The child is a twin to Arnold and Jasmine Parry Gurr, with the Gurrs of this city awaiting the newborn at home. Siblings Roger, Carlyle, and Janet, ages three and five, eagerly welcome the newcomer, with Mr and Mrs Peter H. Gurr named as paternal grandparents.
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Tron County Hospital
Arnold
Jasmine Parry Gurr
Slater
Roger
Carlyle
Janet
Peter H. Gurr
M I A Leader Ship Meeting Set for June 23
Notice states the regular M I A leadership meeting will be held Monday June 23 at 2 pm in the late 2nd Ward Chapel.
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At & Pom
2Nd Ward
Paragonah Happenings Spotlight Local Wedding Tales
A Provo to Paragonah romance ends in a June Mesa Temple wedding for Miss Marla East and Mr Duane Miles. The couple honeymooned at Grand Canyon and Southern Utah Parks before settling in Montana. Family visits include Mrs Harriet I Topham and Archie Lamoreaux. George Garing visits Saragonah with wife and baby for a christening before heading to Watertown Connecticut.
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the & YU
Provo
Marla East
Duane Miles
Miss East
Paragonah
Harriet I. Topham
Clifford and
Rhoda East
Phoenix
Arizona
Mesa LD S8
Grand Canyon
Utah
George Garing
Saragonah
Anna
Utah Big Game Board Sets 1952 Hearings Dates
Utah Board of Big Game Control announces public hearings for 1952 big game seasons. Meetings listed by town and date include Panguitch June 23 Gunnison June 24 Vernal June 25 Salt Lake City June 26 and Logan June 27, all 7:30 p.m. Residents may present recommendations to the board.
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TAH Board OF
BIG Game Control
Utah Board of Big Game Control
Pangultch
Fish & Game District
Gunnison
Vernal
Fish & Goume
Salt Lake City
Logan
Paragonah Couple Welcomes First Child Stephen Ralph Edwards
Friday the 15th brought Ralph and Cleo Edwards their first child, a 7 pound 8 ounce boy named Stephen Ralph, born at Iron Co Hospital. He is the first grandchild for Chester and Irene Robinson, and the first great grandchild for Mr and Mrs Ellis Robinson, with Mrs Olive Edwards as paternal grandmother. all reside in Paragonah.
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Ralph
Cleo Edwards
Iron Co. Hospital
Stephen Ralph
Chester
Irene Robinson
Ellis Robinson
Qglive Edwards
Paragonah
Mrs Robinson and daughter head to Vernal visit family
Mrs Mary Robinson and her daughter Sandra left town on Tuesday for a trip to Vernal to visit Mary's father for a few weeks. They planned to meet brother John McConkie in Salt Lake City and travel the rest of the way together.
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Mary Robinson
Sandra
Vernal
Mary
John McConkie
Washington
Salt Lake City
Vacation trip to Portland and Rose Festival highlights
Mrs Frank Williamson and her daughter Dorothy with granddaughter Donna enjoyed a trip along the Columbia River highway to the coast for the Rose Festival and scenic ocean views. The Tri H Club met hosted by Mrs Norma Dalton with topic What Chance Has a Palsied Child presented by Mrs Aleen Ortono. Eighteen members plan a softball game next week at the school athletic field. The O N C Club has been entertained by Mrs Edna Brown and Mrs Berta Burton. Sewing and refreshments filled the gathering as members prepare to return home. continued on back page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Williamson
Dorothy
Donna
Portland
Oregon
Columbia River
Tri-H
Norma Dalton
Gretta Dalton
Aleen Ortono
O. N. C. Club
Edna Brown
Berta Burton
G. G. Cluo
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Willden Carter
Madge Carter
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James C. Robinson
State Bankers Convention
Claude Hulet
Gon
Milton
Draper
Dortha
Joseph Jones
Don
Clinton) Lowder
Clair Lowder
Sam
Kay Dell Lowder
the Clair Jrs
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Joyce Hamilton
Louisville
Jess Guymon
Joyce
Mrs. Guymon
MITA
Y.M
Fred Bentley
Mickey Robb
Julesburge
Colo
Hmerson Cumming
Mickey
Fred
Charles F. Bentley
Colorado
Byron O. Thornton
Magna
Adrian Daltons
Third Ward
Lloyd J Guymon
Mr. Guymon
Guymon
Jimmie Mitchell
John
Mitchel
Mr. Mitchell
Veterans’ Hospital
Roger Gurr
Arnold Gurr
U. of U
A.M. String Ensemble
A. M
Lore
OM Rock
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Parowan Cemetery
Jensen Mortuary
Dorothy Siinkins
Lyla Joy Iialterman
Montana
Archie Lamoreaux
Bobbie Joy
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