Committees Chosen To Run Local Tae Meet
Committees were selected by the new committee in charge for this year s Tae meet to be held August 7 8 9 in the city office meeting Tuesday night Charles Timmons was named general chair man of the meet and a general committee also acts as finance committee Members chosen include Race Advertising Amusements and Concessions Track and others with each chairman to report outlines and cost estimates at the next meeting Plans call for at least ten new stalls at the track and sponsor boxes along the grandstand to be funded by ten dollar contributions plus further arrangements to finalize location and facilities and daily race programs to be issued to horse owners in the territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Timmons
Hay H. Adams
Dowman
Clarke Orton
Pail Benwn
Saunders Clark
J. NM. Ward
John S. Dalton
Daltonyn Orton
Robert B. Yatchell
Scott Mitchell
LJ. Adams
Claude Orton
Don
Clair Rowley
Jy DB
Garner
Jasper Cerlwright
Arthur Joseph
Lee Russell
Howard Adams
Ormon
Wm. M. Dalton
R. L. Fenton
Morris Rasmuse
Ellis Bentley
Ivan John Sn
Howard Pritchard
Chir Hulet
Tolier
City of
Fall
Nin Tee Ch
Walleast
Memiibeth
de Fae
Wag
S¢Aty
Taco Committee
Horces
Wes
Tate
Plans for Parowan 4th of July Celebrations
Plans for Parowan’s 4th of July observance progress well says Alice Richards chairing the general committee The public meeting will include musical numbers readings and short talks Kathleen Mortensen will portray the Goddess of Liberty Ruth Adams will depict Utah no one yet chosen for Uncle Sam Parade aims for several prize winning floats Parowan High School band to lead and maneuver before the meeting A full detailed story will appear in the paper’s next issue
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parowan
Alice Richards
Kathleen Mortensen
Godden of
Liberty
Ruth Adams
Utah
Uncle Sam
Parowan High School
Ghest
Wilcock Family Reunion in Farowan
Samuel R Wilcock reports a Wilcock family reunion in Parowan and Farowan on June 13 14 drawing about 140 descendants many from out of town. Histories of William Wilcock and his two wives Elizabeth Sharp Wilcock and Elizabeth Brown Wilcock were shared plus songs readings and dances. The narrative notes William became a Latter day Saint after his wife influenced him and that they immigrated to Utah in 1899 joining Iron Works projects in Parowan and Salt Lake City using salvaged cannonball iron to fashion a turning lathe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel R. Wilcock
William Wilcock
Elizabeth Sharp Wilcock
Elizabeth Brown Wilcock
Parawan
Five Mile
Wilcock
Isis
Samuel Richard
Ralph James
Jteunion
West Ward
Manchester
England
Elizabeth Sharp
William
America
Plains
Independent Company
Salt Lake Credy
Utah
Nathan Davis
Johnson
Fort Douglas
Young
Parowan
Ebenezer Hanks
Salt Lake City
Iron County
Poor Fishing Marks Season Opening
Poor fishing opened the Southern Utah season with low catches across waters. In Yankee Reservoir Tur owart canyon about 200 anglers, only a dozen reported catches, mostly on trolls. shore fishing was scarce. Forest Supervisor Beten Soh noted poor results at Parmuitch and Navajo lakes, while Enterprise reservoir saw some large catches and many big fish. Beaver fountains had no official reports though rumors claim Puffers lake yielded quality fish. Roads were generally passable but snow drifts prevent climbing over the top. reopening date unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Yankee
Turowart Canyon
Blaine Beten- Soh
Parguitch
Navajo Lakes
Enterprise Reservoir
Beaver Fountains
Puffers Lake
Culvert and Headgate Project Nears Completion
City WPA project to install concrete headgates and sidewalk culverts is closing. Citizens who want water control devices or crossings in front of their property should contact Councilman Ray H Adams or WPA foreman George Skinner to arrange installation and cover material costs. Upon completion, crews will switch to sidewalk work. more culverts and bridges are planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray H. Adams
WPA
George Skinner
Patrol Report Shows May Arrest Totals in Utah
Superintendent Tl. W. Groo reports Utah Highway Patrol logged 1175 arrests in May, 40 more than April, led by 442 speeding cases and 149 no stopping at stop signs. Drunk and reckless driving tied at 15 each, with 321 lack of license arrests, 79 improper registrations, 22 improper lights, plus 1085 warning tickets issued to educate drivers. Mr and Mrs George Naegle and family moved to Cedar City community now residing at P Hi Gurr home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tl. W. Groo
Diah Highway Patrol
Road Commission
Utah
Patrel
George Naegle
Cedar City
P. Hi
Gurr Homme
Three Local Boys To Attend Boy's State
Three Parowan youths Robert Rowley Ray mond Wiltsey and Bryce Orton will attend the Utah Boys State at Camp W. G. Williams Sordan Narrows July 6 3. Sponsored by the American Legion Dept of Utah each community sends one boy. Rowley Wiltsey and Orton were chosen for leadership and citizenship training with $15 plus transportation covering costs. Last year’s Parowan delegates were Bryce Adams Donald Dalat and Keith Orton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Rowley
Raymond Willsey
Bryce Orton
Parowatt
Utah
Camp
W. G. Williams
Sordan Narrows
American Legion Dept
Utals
W. Clair Rowley
Parawan Exchange Club
Raymond Wiltsey
Ostar Wiltsey
Parowan City
Lorin S. Orton
Parowan Post No. 26
American Legion
Parowan
Bryce Adams
Donald Dalat
Keith Orton
Boy Injured When Run Over by Mower Wheel
Friday report from the county lists seven broken ribs and a punctured lung after a mowing machine drawn by a runaway team ran over a boy in the hay field. Dick Stevens, father of Clarence Stevens, had allowed him to drive the mower when a broken home strap spooked the horses and caused the runaway. The boy was taken to the county hospital and is reported to be improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Stevens
Mrx
Clarence Stevens
Primary Union Meeting at Five Mile in Vermilion Castle
The Paro wan Stake Primary union meets at Vermilion Castle on Wednesday June 25 1941 at 2 39 p m. All Primary workers urged to attend with each wand supplying its own lunch. A stake board surprise is planned and 100 attendance is emphasized. Kent Munford son of Mr and Mrs Budd Munford rushed to LDS hospital Salt Lake City for intestinal operation performed successfully Cedar City. Mrs Lynn Reeves of Salt Lake City visited Pendleton on return from California vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parowan
Vermilion Castle
Saand
Kent Munford
Budd Munford
L. D. S. Hospital
Salt Lake City
Cedar City
Andull
Lynn Reeves
Belle P. Jokeman
Salt Lake, City
Pendleton
Oakland
Long Beach
California
Idecker New President Of Parowan Exchange Club
Postmaster Ivan Decker was elected president of the Parowan Exchange Club during its annual Ladies Night at the Vennitton Castle forest camp in Parowan Can yon. Charles F. Bentley was chosen secretary. other candidates included Ray D. Garner and Songredl Adams. New Parowan American Legion officers were also elected and plans made for the district convention at Vermilion Castle forest camp with a 4 pm banquet and evening dance. Local race horse owners will attend a meet in Ely Nevada. several residents plan to travel with their horses. Mr. and Mrs. Pred Lewis and children visit Utah for a school administrator’s program in Logan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivan Decker
Parowan Exchange Club
Vennitton Castle Forest
Parowan Canyon
Charles F. Bentley
Decker
Shore
W. Senl. Mitchell
Robert B. Mitchell
Ray D. Garner
Songredl Adams
Parowan
American Legion
Vermilion Castle Forest
A. B. Matheson
T. A Topham
Paragonal
Jess Guymon
Ross ¥. Taylor
Lordn S. Orton
W. Clair Rowley
Webster Beltexige
LeRoy Moore
Oscar T. Orton
Charles Timmons
Winston Orton
Taylor Miller
Anns
Webster Beéttridge
A. C. Hatch
Fillmore
Delta
Scipio
Miford
Beaver
Cedar City
St. George
Hurricane
Legion and Auxiliary
Short
Rhythm Kings
Henry Pickett
Saint George
Clem Schramm
Salt Lake City
Art Horsley
Salt Like
Ely
Nevada
Win
My Dalton
Arthur Petersen
R. L. Fenton
John Rogerson
Bill, Dalton
Paragonah
Aredell Madsen
Summit
Condit Sentenced To Death By Shooting
Donald Lawton Condit, 24, of Erin Specles and parolee from Sat Quentin prison, was found guilty of first degree murder in the March 20 highway killing of Harold Arthur Thorne, a Salt Lake City salesman. Judge Willie Hoyt sentenced him to death by shooting at the Utah State prison after a 12‑man jury verdict. Defense asked for a transcript at state expense delaying execution. Condit chose shooting and was remanded to Utah State Prison confinement pending appeal deadlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Lawton Condit
Erin Specles
Sat Quentin
Harold Arthur Thorne
Salt Lake City
Cedar City
Willie Hoyt
Fits Judicial District Cour
Utah State Prison
Condit
Amo- Mou
Ton Moore Williams
Beaver
Hoyt
Ang
Atorney Williams
Supreme Court
State Supreme Court
Gall
Wim
ML Dalton
Utah
Dalton
Ta Jatter
S.C. Lamb
Iron County
J.C. Gcheib
Salt Lake County
Lamb
Marriage Licenses Issued In County Clerk Office
Week’s marriage licenses listed for William Bruce Johnston and Elizabeth Armstrong of Ajo Arizona Keith Clift Reynolds and Helen Jennings of Sarkville Wallace H Fraser and Mar Jel C Burson of Los Angeles Dee Gibson Cowan and Winona Hunter of Cedarchy listed with ages and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bruce Johnston
Elizabeth Evelyn Armstrong
Ajo
Arizona
Keith Clift Reynolds
Escalante
Helen Jennings
Sarkville
Wallace H. Fraser
Jel C. Burson
Los Angeles
Dee Gibson Cowan
Winona Hunter
Cedarchy
Parowan West Ward Primary Meeting Schedule Change
Notice says the Parowan West ward primary meeting will be held Tuesday June 2 at 3 o clock due to Unlin meeting on that day. Afterward it will return to the regular Wednesday time each week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parowan West Ward
Ihore Troon
Also Mentioned on This Page
Old Culver
Ar, Salter Sind
Chuck Watts
Nieuo
Fpot
Mr. Salter
Atoustan
Panattes
Esa
Oly
Farowan
Idecker
Pahowan Exchange Club
Parowan Legion
Pred Lewis
Logan
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