Summit News Highlights Local Movements and Visits
Iiaheld Smith returned from the sheep herd where employed by Nf D Bayles of Parowan. Mrs Rena Dalley left for Panguitch to visit for an indefinite time. Mrs Ruth Houston returns home after two weeks in Summit. O W Ilutet family and Obadiah Farrow group joined the Jones reunion at Enoch last week and enjoyed a splendid time. Charlie Pratt and Narod Smith drove to Salt Lake City for civil engineering studies for service in France. James Owen has just returned from Golden City Missouri after attending his mother's funeral a week ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iiareld Smith
Nf. D. Bayles
Parowan
Rena Dalley
Panguitch
Ruth Houston
Summit
O. W. Ilulet
Obadiah Farrow
Enoch
Charlie Pratt
Nlaroid Smith
Salt Lake City
France
James Owen
Golden City
Missouri
Dr. Burton
Hans J. Mortenson
Gurf
Mrs. Burton
Local Happenings In Parowan Utah This Week
Miss Luella Mickelson returns from Salt Lake teaching. Mr and Mrs J J Hyatt back from Salt Lake City. Alt Clair Lowder ill days. Parowan visitors include Mr and Mrs Rynard Maeser of Provo and others. Mrs Harroun, 84, hosts in Parowan. Marriage license issued to James Sattley and Ruby Phelps. Dr Burton Buys new home for 5000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luella Mickelson
Salt Lake
Rynard Maeser
Provo Utah
Tanner
Evelyn Maeser
Jas. Edmond Sattley
Ruby Phelps
Modena
J. Clayton Mitchell
Illinois
Minnesota
Burton Buys
Peter Bulloch
Stella Nelson
Cedar City
Parowan
Archie Benson
Dr. Burton
Mrs
Jesse Rowley
Parowan Figures Highlight Utah Summer School Expansion
Parowan residents Lucille Parcells Oscar Orton Mary Orton Lillian Orton Miriam Adair Adele Adams Myrtle Brown Vivian Decker Nelle Iyatt Glenna Marsden Donald Pymm Mrs Wands Pymm and Thelsna Ward attend the University of Utah summer session as enrollment reaches 1038, a 60 percent rise with 21 states and five foreign countries represented. The staff expanded to 53 professors and 25 assistants and classes accommodate larger numbers including a new glee club and orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Parcells
Oscar Orton
Mary Orton
Lillian Orton
Miriam Adair
Adele Adams
Myrtle Brown
Vivian Decker
Nelle Iyatt
Glenna Marsden
Donald Pymm
Wands Pymm
Thelsna Ward
Parowan
University of Utah
Lyman Considered for State Land Appraiser Post
In an interview with Representative Day, Will Lyman of this city is being seriously considered by State Officials for appointment as State Land Appraiser under the State Land Commissioner. The role will cover one to three counties, with duties including appraising farm lands for loan applications and similar tasks. The position pays liberally per diem and mileage, and Lyman’s experience and knowledge of land values are cited as assets. The appointment is expected soon and the community congratulates him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Representative Day
Wiil Lyman
Lyman
Salt Lake
Parowan Breaks Road Buildney Progress Near Breaks
A large force is finishing the Parowan canyon road to Cedar Breaks with limited equipment. Bull Flat hill is eliminated and a new route around the North side of the creek to Franklin’s canyon improves grade. Crews near Long Dugway, Narrows work to reduce cliff grades, and autos may reach the Breaks soon after the Fourth of July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parowan Canyon
Cedar Breaks
Bull Flat
Franklin's Canyon
Mai Canyon
Tlalerman
Hudson
Glorious Fourth Program With Parades Prizes and Orations
The program lists events for the Glorious Fourth including Firing of Anvil and Raising of the Flag with a parade and multiple meetings. Speakers include Scott Matheson and Marie Halterman, with Chaplain Walter Mitchell and Clair Rowley providing prayers and orations. Committees cover general decoration finance dance refreshments and more.
To Bee Hive Girl Summer Enlistment Urged Before July Fourth
The note calls girls turning 14 before October to enroll in the Bee Hive work this week in Florence Mo Josery. Enrollees should submit names to President Coral Mortensen or Bee Keeper Get busy. Mr Biglow of Dixie Power Co visited Parowan for company collections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coral Mortensen
Florence Mo Josery
Mr Biglow
The
Dixie Power Co
Parowan
Parowan and area notes on frost damage and community plans
The frost damaged alfalfa and garden crops around town with Adams reporting ruined potatoes peas and squash while some alfalfa is still cut. Paragonah plans a lively Fourth of July with band leader Amasa Stones promising strong pieces and local church talks and stake conference details discussed for Cedar City with visitors Apostles Gallard and Roberts expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paragonah
Amasa Stones
Doctor to see patients at McBrides and Lemmon hotels
Dr. F J Alexander will be at McBride's Hotel Paragonaht Tuesday June 28 from 10 to 12. At Lemmon Hotel Parewan the same day from 1 to 7 p.m. Those with eye trouble should call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F J Alexander
McBride's Hotel
Paragonaht
Lemmon Hotel
Parewan
Unclear Historical Entry on Crew and Trade Details
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a crew and trade terms with references to Amon and various figures. The text is incomplete and lacks clear actions, dates, or outcomes to anchor a definitive news item. Further readable content is needed to produce a proper summary.
Parowan delegation wins $20000 for Iron County road plan
County commissioners and Parowan committee secure $20,000 for a road through Iron County. They expect Cedar Breaks and Cedar Lund routes to advance, with Arrowhead Trail graded from Beaver County line once soil moisture allows. The group also gained assurances from state and federal agencies and funds from bond money for current and future road work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Breaks
Cedar Lund
Lund
Arrowhead
Zion Park
Tron County
Iron County
Washington County
Parcawun
Buckhorn News Notes Winds Crop Optimism
Buckhorn reports hard winds lately with crops looking fairly good. Mrs. Inez Limb visited Parowan on business. Lawrence Skinner and family Albert and Wanda Denny drove to Beaver last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. George Rotol visited Beaver last Sunday. Sheep herds are moving through the valley to summer range.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inez Limb
Parowan
Lawrence Skinner
Alia
Albert
Wanda Denny
Beaver
George Rotol
Fragmentary note details a search for a device and gas money
A garbled entry mentions spending half a day on gasoline and looking for a device or item. It references someone advertising or telling where to find a Cin and includes scattered phrases about advertising and gathering tips.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. J. J. Hyatt
Mr. Twenty Orton
Alt. Clair Lowder
Wat
Mary }. Harroun
Mark Pendleton
U. ‘of U. News Bureau
Milton Genmion
Dr. Green
Arthur Peterson
Mr. Woodhouse
Lixie Power Co
Paroawan
Albert Anderson
Echo Farm
Johnson
Wilford Day Mercantile Co
LeRoy Heap of
Spry
Lawrence Johnson
H. A. Hendrickson
Rees Jones Williams
Wells
Wallace Williams
Kanarra
Wallace
John D. Williams
Sarah Mitchell Curtis
Mitchell
R. J. Shay
G. H. Lunt
Board of County Commissioners
Messrs
Shay
Lunt
E H Ryan
Adams
Futor
J. A. Copp
W.t. Lyman
Nephi Orton
Marshall Bentley
Trogravw Vor Meeting
Chaplin
Walter Mitchell
Marion Gudmunsen
Star Spangle Banner
L. J. Adams
Scott Matheson
Speech
Goddess of
Liberty
Marie Halterman
Bunker Hill
Rev. Meek
Uncle Sam
Clair Rowley
Utah
Clara Bentley
Sports
A Ama Adams
Irene Mitchell
David Barton
J. Alma Benson, Joseph R. Bentley
J. Alma Benson
Taylor Parkinson
Orton Rasmussen
Frank Matheson
Carlyle Hoyle
Emma Clark
Augusta Adams
Pearl Rose
Zola Connell
Georgia Mitchell
Fac Benson
Joseph R. Bentley
F. . van Pares
Mr. Meek
Seymour McCallister
Mary B. Orton
Eva Richards
Milinda Adams
Arthur Joseph
Joseph Ward
Melita Fenton
Lucile Adams
Maude Mickelson
Anns Adams
Orson GO. Orton
David A. Matheson
Joseph Mickelson
Dean M. Richards
Miss Flynn
Bee Hive Girl
Paragonan
Wmn
P. Barton
Nolan Openshaw
Marius Dunton
Cedar Land Road
Alfred W. Lund
St. George
Pereira Dunton
Walter Robb
Fimib
Marian Gudmunsen
Durham
Renard Macer
Gudmunsen
Charles Adams
Parawan
Burley
Idaho
Motean Richards
Logan
Mavser
Provo
Melvin J. Gallard
B. N. Roberts
Salt Lane City
Mr Arre' Doaltan
Cedar Land
Cedar Long Valley
Buckhorn
Thorugh
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