Celebration Observances Planned for Nation’s Birthday
The committee outlines a full day program starting at daybreak with a flag salute and parade at 9 am. A public meeting follows at 10, a children's event at 3 pm, and program at 5 pm with a dance at the Brown Derby later. The East Ward chapel hosts a formal ceremony with colors, prayers, and marching band pieces, while the parade invites church and business groups to join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Igne
Whitney
C.F Bentley
Tihe Sports Committee
Eer
Advance of
West Ward Bay
Payer
Ormen KR. Weight
Fie
Goddess of Liberty
Kathren Mortensen
Pec
Utah
Ruth Adams
Uncle Sam
Cyrl Fendle
A. M. Marsden
Joe
Ivan Deckes
Yanker
Wrest of
Brade
A. B. Matheson
Timmons and Matheson resign Marshal jobs
Charles Timmons and D A Matheson, Parowan city marshals, resigned during the week. Timmons joins Gibbons and Reid of Salt Lake City for a highway job near Carlin Nevada before moving to Salt Lake City or Ogden for defense projects. Matheson offered no reasons and will leave after July 1 as the city council names successors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Timmons
D. A Matheson
Parowan City
Marsha
Timmons
Gibbons and
Reid
General Contractors
Salt Lake City
Carlin
Nevada
Ogden
Matheson
Times Receives Letter From Elder Norman Adams
Elder Norman M Adams writes from Sterling Colorado in June 1941 to Parowan Times editor Mitchell praising the paper and describing mission assignments. includes travel notes, weather, and his hope to receive the newspaper at 223 North Division Ave Sterling. A separate Paragonah crash report notes a Mayflower Moving van colliding with a Mollerup van causing radiator and engine damage estimated at 300 dollars, with no injuries. both vehicles insured. Me and Mrs Wallace Huter and Joseph Matheson plan a Dalley cavalry reunion in Driggs Idaho this weekend and will return Monday night.
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the Times
Norman Adams
H. L. Adams
Adams
Houlder
Iron County
Sterling
Colorado
Wm. F. Higby
Newton
Utah
North Division Ave
Norman M. Adams
Mayflower
Mollerup
Paragonah
Parawan Service Co
Wallace Huter
Joseph Matheson
Driggs
Idaho
Dalley
Sale Proves Successful Despite Prices Holding Steady
Report notes strong sale results with prices remaining steady and robust demand. Observers credit orderly bidding and favorable market conditions, highlighting resilient pricing throughout the event.
Wheat quotas to touch Iron County farmers
J M Palmer AAA chair explained wheat marketing quotas for Iron County growers. Those with seed within allotments or 1943 harvest of 15 acres or less or under 200 bushels are free to market their wheat. Excess wheat may be stored under bond or delivered to Agriculture Secretary via the county committee to avoid penalties. Penalties apply to excess wheat beyond allotments and normal production, with enforcement through federal courts if resisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wameont B. Tueller
Iron County
J. M. Palmer
AAA
Commodity Credit Corporation
Secretary of Agriculture
County Aaa Committee
Palmer
West Ward Choir Members Asked to Attend Sunday Sacrament
Notice to West Ward Choir members to attend the Sunday Sacrament meeting on June 29 and stay for the practice afterward. Regular practices planned after each 2 o'clock Sacrament meeting starting this Sunday, urging members to attend and help ensure a successful session.
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West Ward Choir
West Ward
Ormin
Weight
Band Attention Forward March Drum Major Call
Band members urged to attend practice and engagements for the summer season. All post graduates invited to join with current members, with assignments posted on the matching wall and punctual arrival requested for the June 20 schedule.
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P. Ry
Parowan High athletic field debate and summer courses
Parowan citizens discuss building an athletic field as debate over closing Second North Street continues. The Exchange club plans a public sentiment survey at a forthcoming luncheon. Three Iron County residents enroll in Utah Summer Session courses: Alberta Mickelson, Wayne Bennion, and Ernest Barlhouse, detailing their studies and backgrounds.
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Iron County
University of Utah
Alberta Mickelson
Layton
Davis County
Parowan
Wayne L. Bennion
Branch Agricultural College
Stanford University
Ernest Barl
Cedar City
Two Iron County Men Called in July Draft
Clifford Lewis Mortensen of Parowan and Max Sargent Dalley of Summit were named among five Iron County men drafted in July. Mortensen and Dalley will report to the Cedar City draft board July 10 then proceed to Salt Lake City for induction. Dalley, longtime Parowan teacher, recently returned from a BYU sabbatical. Mortensen is son of Mr. and Mrs. G. C.Mortensen, brother of Milo C. Mortensen stationed at Fort Lewis, Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Lewis Mortensen
Porowan
Max Sargent Dalley
Summit
Tron County
Graf
Darren ¢. Ropnow
Dan
Ralla
Seder City
Mortensen
Dalley
Joces Board
Cedar City
Tam
Salt Lake City
Cutford
G. C. Mortensen
Milo C. Mortensen
Fort Levis
Washington
Max
John E Dalley
Parowan
By.u
Iran County
Sekvatistrict
More Fish Planted In Yankee Reservoir
About 4 000 more fish were released in the Yankee reservoir this afternoon by Bill Sorenson of Glenwood hatchery and Claude Macfarlane deputy game warden. The fish averaged 7 inches, larger than those planted three weeks ago. Beavers State hatchery supplied the fish, with plans for two more toads to be planted Saturday in the reservoir and streams in Parowan canyon. Some roads remain closed due to slides and snow, hampering access.
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Yarkeysteaervoir
Bill Sorenson
Glenwood Hatchery
Claude Macfarlane
Beaver
Parowan Canyon
Yankee
Paragonah
Panguiten Lake
Mammoth Creek
Duck Creek
Navajo Lake
Hendricksena Lake
Waa Gome
Main Canyon
Bear Tat
F Formen
Clair Lowder
E. Ray Lyenan
Bear Flat
Exchange Club to Meet at Fenton’s Monday
The Parowan Exchange club holds its regular semi monthly lunch meeting next Monday noon July 30 31 at Fenton’s per president Ivan Decker. Topics include the U S athletic field and other matters of interest. Former Parowan resident Milton Olterton now a Phoenix attorney stopped here Saturday night on his way home from Detroit with a new car.
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Parawan Exchange Club
Fenton's
Ivan Decker
U.S
Second Selective Service Registration Set for July First
The July first registration for 21 year olds follows the October 18 1940 act. It covers all men born between October 17 1910 and July 1 104 inclusive and those who failed to register last October. Two Iron County sites Parowan and Cedar City will register youth ages 21 with local boards handling transfers.
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Mion
Iron County
Parowan
W. Clair Rowley
Tommly Hoart House
Parsgonah
Sinmmit
Cedar City
S. F. Leigh
Warren H. Bulloch
Armory
Kanarra
Tron County
Oder
Selective Service
Lund Woman Dies From Personal Safety Gunshot
Mrs. Ethel Mitchell, about 30, died early Saturday at her Lund home from a bullet wound believed self-inflicted. A 22 rifle was found in her hand. Death occurred before medical help arrived. An inquest ruled death by own action. Mitchell had recently moved to Lund with her husband, who worked for a telephone company, and had been despondent for weeks. Anna and Eva Adams, visitors from Salt Lake City, extended their stay.
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Ethel Mitchell
Lund
Coucary
HL. J. Shay
Alex H. Rofla
S. H. Jabrison
Deli Holyoak
Neal Magleby
Caromer
Justy
Dyiderive
Mitchell
American Télephone and Telegraph Co
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Ray DR. Garner
Focal
Wight
Bernell Evans
D Morris
Robinson
Evans
Eugene Robin
C. Hutet
Rene Brana
Parowan Times
Mr. Mitchell
Wan Decker
P.H
Aelia
T He Parowan High School
Second
North Street
Oy Ivan Decker
Parowan Exchange Club
Second North Street
Exchange Club
Westfield
Third North Street
Feadt
Yankee Reservoir
Anna
Evi Adams
Eva
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