4-H Sewing Senoritas Club Opens Meeting
The Sewing Senoritas held their first 4-H meeting at Miss Mac Burt's home on June 16. Officers elected include Lucile Evans president and Audrey Miller vice president. Members and leaders named, with plans for hot pads and place settings for next week. The Hitchen kids Cooking Club also elected officers and outlined a busy summer program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sewing Senoritas
Jaura Stubbs
Helen Jiyattan
Kathleen Benson
Mae Burt
Caroline Dalton
Mamie Orton
Carline Dalton
Marriage Licenses Granted This Week
The clerk issued licenses to Iktonson Howard Adams 24 Parowan Utah and Edith Selma LaNora Amundsen 23 Murray Utah Edwin Stanley Klessiz 31 Ban Gabriel California Hazel Verna Norton 31 Temple City California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iktonson Howard Adams
Parowan
Hdith
Selma LaNora Amundsen
Murray
Utah
Edwin Stanley Klessiz
Ban Gabriel
Calif
Hazel Verna Norton
Temple City
Cedar Lions Favor Submitting Prohibition Question to Vote
Eighteen Lions Club members at a Monday luncheon voted unanimously to resubmit the prohibition question to Utah voters at the earliest practical date. Representative W K Granger attended, with no dissent. Visitors included attorney Durham Morris and Mr. Miller as guests of Scott M Matheson and Clarence Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Club
Utah
W. K. Granger
Durham Morris
Scott M. Matheson
Miller
Clarence
Superintendent and Mrs Barlow Attend NEVA and World Fair
Superintendent and Mrs Barlow left for the NEVA convention and the World’s Fair in Chicago. En route they joined a gathering of school executives in Salt Lake City. They plan to drive a new car home and arrive around the middle of July. This notice carries regrets that the Ideag Exchange column could not be printed this week. Readers may expect it next week.
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Mra
WN. J. Barlow
NEVA
Chicago
Salt Lake City
Widdie
Idéag Exchange
Etter Homes of America Committee
Dssue
Road Oiling Contracts To Be Let In July
The oiling contracts for the Pat owan Paragonak road and the Kanosh Dog Valley Stretch will be let on July 6. Residents of lower Main Street anticipate relief from dust once the new road is completed. George P Steonh remains seriously ill in Alhambra after traveling there ten days ago to visit relatives. County Attorney Scott M Mathecom travels to Hinchfield for a Utah peace officers convention. Mrs Alathesen accompanies him. Mrs Mary Valentine shopped in Cedar City on Wednesday.
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Patowan-Paragonak
Kanosh - Dog + Valley
Daily Press
Lower Main Street
H. C. Parcella
Georgia Mitchell
Alhambra
California
George P. Steonh
John
Brown
Scott M. Mathecom
Hichfield
Utah
Sceoth
Mrs. Alathesen
Bronson Adams Weds Selma Amundsen in Salt Lake City
Bronson H. Adams oldest son of Bishop W. L. Adams marries Miss Selma Amundsen of Salt Lake City in a home ceremony Saturday June 17. The couple, longtime Salt Lake workers, plan to reside in the capital city and were honored at a dinner with friends and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bronson H. Adams
Bishop
W. L. Adams
Selma Amundsen
Salt Lake City
Sroom
Sfroom
FP. A. Clark
Clara Scote
Eidten Adams
Pinevalley
John D. Amundsen
Murray
Bronson
City Marshal to wear new uniform in Parowan
Harrell Dalton will soon begin duty in Parowan wearing a new uniform to distinguish officers from hitchhikers and speeders. The city council approved the uniform as traffic rules push enforcement of the 25 mph limit, with motorists warned to stop or face consequences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrell Dalton
Parowan
Dr Burton warns of measles in town
City physician Dr F J Burton alerts residents to one or two measles cases. Parents should watch for red eyes cough and nasal discharge and call a doctor if unsure. A local specialist offers free diagnosis to prevent an epidemic. Riddle of the Riddle Company visited Cedar Wednesday to solicit business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Burton
Eltyphryallan
I. BR. Riddle
I. BE. Riddle Company
Cedar
Utah Seeks to Bar Beverage From State Borders
The article discusses Utah considering measures to prohibit beverages from entering its borders. It notes neighboring estates seeking the same action and raises questions about enforcement and regional impact.
Parowan Canyon Out Of Forest Program
The Parowan Canyon project faces cuts as plans shift from a 400 man Castle Valley camp to smaller camps. Blue Spring and Duck Creek locations fall short of prior promises, while Navajo Lake area gains two camps for 750 workers. Local leaders met with Forest Supervisor Gurr and express disappointment at reduced projects and delayed road and campground improvements.
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Parowan Akaln Geta
Llue Spring
Castle Valley
Blue Spring
Navajo Lake
Gurr
Parowan
Decker
Clair Rowley
J. Adams
Chamber of Commins
Pinevalley
Duck Creek
Alton
Band to Attend Duck Creek Camp Celebration
Patowan's band will leave around 8 8 in the morning for Duck Creek near Navaso Lake for a dedication ceremony of the new Recreation camp ground. Transportation is provided by the committee and trucks will haul members instruments and bedding. Governor Blood is expected to attend or send a representative along with R H Rutledge from the Forest office at Ogden and other dignitaries. The program opens with a campfire Saturday evening and includes a band concert games and recreation Sunday before returning Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Rutledge
Forest Office
Ogden
Notice to all American Legion Post 20 members
The American Legion Post 20 calls an important meeting in the Library basement on Saturday June 24. All members are urged to attend without fail. Post Adjutant Taylor Miller dated June 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Taylor Miller
Justice Holds Court On State Highway
City justice H. C. Pareelis stopped a truck driver from Midvale for speeding through town on a State Highway. The marshal overtook the motorist after he refused to slow down. The justice, en route to Cedar, fined the driver 2.50 dollars, who paid and continued on his journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Pareelis
Midvale
Cedar
Weevil Infestation Warns County Agent
A county survey reports alfalfa fields heavily infested with alfalfa weevil. Early cutting of hay is advised to check the pest this year and reduce damage for the next season, as heat and parasites kill many worms spinning cocoons.
Legion Aims to Beautify Public Square with Community Help
The Legion with the Bishoprics of two wards and the Lemon Auxiliary seeks cooperation to beautify the East and North public square. After years of consideration delays due to conditions, the committee led by Durham Morris E G Matheson and Taylor Killer plans funding for grass shrubs and public entertainments to raise more money and hire a caretaker after planting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lemon Auxiliary
Dutiv
Fast Ward Sunday School Outing Draws Large Crowd
An outing for all Fast Ward Sunday School members occurred at Five Mile with about a dozen trucks and many private conveyances transporting attendees. They arrived in the afternoon, played baseball and golf, had lunch, and returned home after activities ended late afternoon.
Farowan Boy and Paragonah Girl Tie Kraft in Quiet Paragonah Wedding
A quiet June wedding unites Lowell Evans of Big City and Leta Robinson of Paragonah at the bride’s parents’ home. Only immediate families attended. the couple will reside locally. The notice notes fire hazards after two major Salt Lake City fires as a caution to residents statewide.
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Seth
Paragonah
Jay Lowell Evans
Big c
Leta Robinson
Lowell
Ars Clefford Eevans
Thomas A. Robinson
Parawan High School
Bear Valley
Salt Lake City
Fenton Named Member of Big Game Committee
Ty Fenton of this city was named by Utah sportsmen groups to represent them on the Big Game Control committee. The five member panel includes representatives for sheep, cattle, the forest service, sportmen, and the state fish and game commissioner. The panel will regulate big game and prevent damage to private property, with authority to remove surplus deer if needed. Fenton’s role comes without salary, though expenses are covered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Ty. Fenton
Forest Service
State Fish and Fame
Fenton
Real Gun and Red Club
Ile
Cook
Snow Named Principal of Parowan Schools
Snow named principal of Parowan schools by the board of education on recommendation of Superintendent. Snow’s contract is signed. The board also finalized L. Walter Peterson’s emiract and there is talk that Orland Ward received an contract for Parowan High School, though terms remain unsettled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Snow
Parowal Sahnus
Board of Education
Pailoew
Snow
L. Walter Peterson
Farlow
Orland Ward
Th Parowan High School
Tin Lims
Funds To Be Sought For Our Canyon Road
Cedar City officials and the local Chamber of Commerce plan to push part of Utah's $4.15 million share of the $400 million public works road fund to improve the Parowan Cedar Breaks road. State and county leaders will decide on backing the project, with a state board later allocating Utah's portion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Uian
Parowan Canyon
Systen
Utah
Chumber
Osbourn
Ecgic
Pareowan
Cedir Breaky
Cedar City Chamber of Commerce
Faiowan
Cedar City
State Board
Public Works Fund
Tribune
Idaho
Mrs Woodhaden and Family Visit Local Relative
Mrs Woodhaden from Low Anfelio and her two children visited her mother here for a brief stay. The Irifle family remains while she travels to St. Louis and plans to attend the fair with Ly Uniwace. Mr Rhoden attended a local election in St. Louis.
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Jruth Woodhaden
Low An
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Fronson Adams
Para- Wan
Colorado
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Burton
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Farowan
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Parowan Schools
Chamber
Washington
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Aloo
Ulall
Shaw
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Land Office
Indian Bureau
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