Parowan Fourth of July Celebration Planned With Parade and Ball
Parowan outlines a Fourth of July program with a morning and afternoon schedule led by a general committee and the American Legion. A parade headed by FR Clark as marshal will start at 9 30 p.m. with floats and prizes offered. An all day program includes speeches, music, and dances at the Blue Lantern Pavilion featuring the Tom O Shanter Girls from Salt Lake City.
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American Legion
Blue Lantern Pavilion
FR. Clark
Marshall
The
Ayn
Maile Ghorus
Engar
Utah
Thos D. Adams
Tom O'Shanter
Salt Lake City
New York Governor Wins Easy At Houston Convention
The Democratic convention in Houston named Governor Alfred K. Smith of New York as its standard bearer on the first ballot. Smith secured 4335 votes of 1100 represented after states shifted votes. Utah supported Smith with its two votes. The platform favored law enforcement and farm relief as the session adjourned awaiting a possible vice presidential pick.
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Kansas City
Houston
Texas
Alfred K. Smith
New York
Smith
Sue
al Smith
Ohio
Allee Pomerine
South
Fomerine
Caasy
Mississippi
Reed
Utah
Asice
Jos. T. Robinson
Arkansas
Times Story Author Jim Pendexter Nephew of Lorenzo Watson
Mrs Crane Watson of Cedar City notes that Iftagh Pendexter author of The Red Road running in the Times is a nephew of Lorenzo D. Watson. Pendexter is tied to the Watson family long prominent in Parowan and Cedar City with cousins across the region.
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Crane Watson
Cedar City
Iftagh Pendexter
Red Road
the Times
Lorenzo Dr. Watson
Lorenzo DD. Watson
Watson
Parowan
W. L. Adams
Ralph
Millard Watson
Clark Watton
St. George
United States
Newborns Reported for Three Local Families
New arrivals include a girl for Mr and Mrs Don Orton, a boy for Mr and Mrs Cia Robinson of Paragonal, and a boy for Mr and Mrs O Adams.
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Don Orton
CIA Robinson
Mra O ' Adams
History making feat on July 4 1778 by George Rogers Clark
Independence Day 1778 marked a history making feat by George Rogers Clark. Virginia Kentucky Indiana and Illinois honor his memory as the nation recalls the event that benefited the whole area. Read the illustrated feature 1773 July 4 1328 by Bimo Scott Watson in this issue of the Parowan Times.
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Virginia
Kentucky
Indiana
Illinois
George Rogers Clark
George Hosgers Clark
Bimo Scott Watson
The
Parowan Times
City Improves Water System With Spring Work
The city undertakes permanent repairs to the Six Mile spring area and replaces deteriorated concrete pipes with iron to enable a secure line to the storage reservoir. A previous risky move turned creek water into the system, prompting health officials to warn residents to take precautions against possible typhoid or other diseases.
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Six Mile
Apringa
FARCWAN MAIN STREET TO BE OILED NEXT MONTH
State Road department official D Claut de Orie said oiling will start early next month along Parewan’s main street and other towns along the highway. The goal is to reduce dust and maintenance by making the road nearly as good as pavement.
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Farcwan
Parewan
D. Claut de’ Orie
State Road Department
Relief Society Social Delights West Ward Members and Guests
The West Ward Relief Society hosted a Tuesday afternoon social for members former Faie aan residents visiting town and guests. Mary Marsden welcomed visitors and crowned them. a ladies chorus directed by Prof Charles Engar performed followed by remarks by Mary Ward and readings by Lillian Adams. President Melinda Adams spoke on friendship with local solo by Blanche Hammond and reading by Florence Decker. Games, refreshments, and eighty attendees completed the event.
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West Ward Relief Society
First Ward Relief ‘Society
Faie
Charles J. Engar
Mary 8. Ward
Lillian Adams
Melinda M. Adams
Blanche D. Hammond
Florence Decker
Parowan Students Attend University of Utah Summer Session
Four Parowan youths Anna Adams Fat N Benson Clifford Empey and Victor H Watking join ninety other Utah towns twelve states the Philippines and Hawaii in summer courses at the University of Utah. This year only six weeks of classes run instead of twelve.
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Parowan
University of Utah
Anna Adams
Fat N. Benson
Clifford Empey
Victor H. Watking
Utah
Palippine Islands
Hawaii
Nnion
Beaver Club seeks cooperation to save tourist travel
Messrs Kenneth A. Barton and John Bowman of Beaver visited Parowan from the Lions Club to rally Iron County support for boosting travel to Beaver Millard and Iron counties. They cited a misdirecting sign at Lavan Junction that sends tourists toward Richfield and plans to install a larger corrective sign with Iron County funding to counteract the error.
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Kenneth A. Barton
John ©. Bowman
Beaver
Parowan
Lions Club
Iron County
Millard
Lavan
Fitchfield
Zio Park
Richfield Road
Chamber of Commerce
Tlhey
Eastern Utah Geography Overview In State Press Bulletin
A brief bulletin highlights Em ery, Carbon, Ducheshe and Uintah counties in eastern Utah. The supplement invites readers to study the geography and an important state action, urging careful reading to learn more about the region.
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State Press Association
Emery
Carbon
Ducheshe
Uintah
Premium List for Rambouillet Show
Premium list for the Seventh Annual Rambouillet Show to be held August 16 to 18. Blue ribbons for first place red for record white for third. grand champion ribbons. Classes include ram and ewe categories, ram and ewe lambs, pens of three, flock exhibits, and grand champions. Boys and Girls Club Work entries required to be raised by exhibitor with a Best Club Exhibit cash prize.
Crop Prospects Improve Across Valley This Season
Observation of crop conditions across the valley shows unusually good prospects if conditions remain favorable. First alfalfa cuttings are largely gathered with high yields, corn acreage appears large, and potatoes and vegetables report strong growth.
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Peasion
Farawan
Farafonat
Service Star Legion Tea Sale At Parowan Bakery
The Service Star Legion hosted an afternoon tea at the Parowan cafe with punch and wafers. Attendees bought chances for a hope cheat and a cedar filled quilt, 25 cents each, with proceeds funding a memorial fund.
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Service Star Legion
Parowan
Chancea
Alitehell Returns From Grand Canyon Winter Work
Afr JE A Alitehell came home yesterday from the Grand Canyon where he spent the winter in the employ of the UFP System.
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JE. A. Alitehell
Grand Canyon
U.fp. System
Parowan Couple Weds in Quiet Home Ceremony
A quiet marriage united Marlon F Pendleton Tinkerman and Varian Lowder at Bishop L Nelson Marsden's home on a Saturday eve. The ceremony was witnessed by the bride's brother-in-law and sister Mr and Mrs Ray Mitchell. A reception followed at the bride's parents home with immediate family present.
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Para- Bohah
Paratonsk
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Australia
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Horace
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Jic
Montana
Simon A. Matheson
Tarowan
Richard Robinson Jr
Los Angeles
Win I Barten
Bshop
Thomas W. Jones
Parcagoual
Bre
Richard N. Lund
L. J. Adama
Parowan
Anice Edwards Anderson
Anderson
L. Nelson Marsden
Marlon F Pendleton Tinkerman
Varian Lowder
Ray Mitchell
Wmn
J. Lowder
Jo Marton Tralterman
Boy Fined for Getting Beverage for Cedar Pals
Lynn Green pleaded guilty in Justice Morris's court and was fined 59.06 dollars and 30 days for violating prohibition statutes. He claimed he obtained the drink for Cedarity pals, with testimony from two neighboring men. A brief stay of execution was granted. Elder Clayton Mitchell returned from a six month mission and spoke at the L S B church.
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Lynn Green
Clayton’ Mitchell
Oklahoma
Central States
Mias Phyliss Orton
J. J. Athama
Mia
Blanche
Hainino
Marriage licenses issued this week in county clerk list
The County Clerk's office issued licenses this week to several couples including William A. Condie of Cedar Uchy and Cora Arman of Evuoch, Marvin P. Jletterman and Yarlan Lowder of Parg Wan, John Colvin Robb of Pararan and Mortense Batty of Hurricane Utah. Blanche Takton Slammo, visiting Monticelin, returned home this week with the Reds.
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Hag
Wim. A. Condie
Cedar Uchy
Cora Armatrong
Evuoch
Marlon P. Jlatterman
Yarlan Lowder
Pargwan
John Colvin Robb
Pararanah
Mortense Batty
Hurricane
Mra
Blanche
Takton Slammo
Monticelin
Redds
Ine
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