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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1948
Page
5
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Utah Day at the Railroad Fair will be August 2 with Herbert B. Maw in attendance. Officials plan to designate a host to greet attendees and mention exhibits from Utah's Department. A project includes installations at the fair and a vigilant oversight to ensure compliance during the event.
Local residents describe an odd gathering where men and their wives attended a casual social in a town setting. Observers note the informal atmosphere and the women’s curiosity about the husbands’ get together.
Utah fishing season opens with violators named and fines imposed by the Utah Fish and Game Department. Morris Lance Payson and Elmer Hill Nephi each paid 100 dollars and lost outfits for illegal trout possession. Boyd Gee Salt Lake City fined 75 dollars for the same offense.
Personal notes recount the Dolores river voyage by Mr and Mrs Preston Walker of Grand Junction Colorado and Dr and Mrs Otis Marston of Berkeley California ending at Moab Utah. Utah navigator Harry Aleson and Georgia White completed a bold Escalante to Lee’s Ferry run with the loss of some supplies but reports magnificent scenery and a swift river passage. Additional notes list local residents’ health, travel, and family events across Parowan and surrounding towns.
Parowan locals host and visit kin across Utah and beyond. Families from Salt Lake City Layton Redondo Beach and California share trips to Zion National Park Tropic and Lake Louise while updates note rentals moves, a daughter’s wedding in Salt Lake City, and grandchildren representing Alaska in bowling.
Paragonah locals report visits from Mrs. Barbara Adams and Mrs. Mabel Robb, with gatherings at Littles Ranch and Panguitch. Doings include Thalia Riggs mission farewell attendance, Bartons at hospital, Gwen Barton’s Salt Lake City visit, and a Wayne Moside home brush fire quickly contained.
Miss Thalia Riggs daughter of Mr and Mrs Samuel B Riggs of Hatch Utah left Parowan where she taught business at Parowan High School last winter to enter the Missions Home before departing for the Northern States Mission. She attended Garfield High School Branch Agricultural College and Brigham Young University where she earned her degree. Mrs Hugh L Adams spoke at her farewell in Hatch Ward Chapel and Recreation Hall.
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