Rites for Halterman Family Members Held at West Ward
Rites by Bishop W Leonard marked a Halterman family funeral at the West Ward chapel with veterans and friends present. Dignitaries included Elwyn, Lynn, Rub, Jack, Bud, Ralph and others as flags were raised and a bench honoring James Swood of Maywood was dedicated.
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Halterman
Yet
Hilterman
Elwyn
Lynn
Rub
Jack
Bud
Ralph
Robert
Lynn Just
Daryl
Maureen
Grable
W. Leonard
Newell Weight
Me Wm. Marsden
Karl Mitchell
E. Ray Lyman
Mary O Topham
Louise Blow
The
Planet
Kes
Legion
Max Dalé
James Swood
Maywood
California
Wilma Halterman
Ib S. Orton
Army officer enrolls as pharmacy student at University of Idaho
Paul Dalton, son of Mr and Mrs Harley W Dalton of this city, was released from the Army Corps as a lieutenant and enrolls as a pharmacy student at the University of Idaho Southern Branch. Registrar Miss An- CANilien reports many veterans enrolling for the second semester, with 620 men and women overall. Dean John R Nichols notes no strict registration deadline but advises prompt action to avoid course cuts. Prewar male students outnumber females 3 to 1, contrasted with wartime 2 to 1. Mrs W L Adams and family plan San Diego and Oakland travel with sons Adrian, M and Karl. Mr Adams may stay until March or April. The annual meeting of SOWaR Reservoir Company named K Holyoak president, Bevan as vice president, and John Bentley as secretary.
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Mes
Paul Dalton
Harley W. Dalton
Une of Wie
An- Canilien
Fiese
Wrn
Palf
Mtn
John R. Nichols
Ehiester
W. L. Adams
San Diego
Mira
C. H. Ablom
Oakland
Adrian
Karl
Sowar Reservoir Company
Mint
K- Holyoak
Bevan
Ice
John Bentley
Turer
Larry Adams
Army Air Corps
Roswell
New Mexico
Provo
L. J. Adams
Wendover
Old Time Dance Moved to Next Friday by Wards
The East ward Old Time dance is postponed from tonight to next Friday evening. Bishop Jess Guymon announces the event will be held in the Recreation hall replacing the East ward play, which is delayed to later this month. A school body dance follows the Paro wan-Cedic basketball game.
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Humber
Jess Guymon
East Ward
Recreation Hall
Parowan Rams Face Redmen In Final League Showdown
Parowan High completes its season with a Friday night game against District champion Cedar City Redmen after dropping to fourth in the standings following losses to Kanab and Orderville. Sophomore games precede the main matchup as tickets sell out fast and standing room is limited. Dixie and Valley loom for state hopes with Valley playing Enterprise and Dixie seeking second place.
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Parowan High School Rams
Tyme
Cedas City Redmen
Rams
Kanab
Claude Adams
Orderville
Valley Cagers
Valley
Rames
Dixie
Beaver
Millard
Enterprise
Yankee Singers Chorus Plans Next Practice Session
Notice to members of the Yankee Singers male chorus urging attendance at the Seminary building next Wednesday evening March 6 at 7 30 to finalize the program for the coming months. Also notes local birthday events at Parowan Rest Home and gatherings at homes of Amanda Benson Mamie Orton and others. couple plans trip to Los Angeles to replace a lost glass eye.
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Yankee Singers Chorus
Yankee Singers
George Mickelson
Raymond
Los Angeles
Utah Highway Patrol retools to curb Utah traffic deaths
The Utah State Highway Patrol reorganized in Salt Lake City envisioning four divisions from the prior seven. Northern, central, southeastern, and southwestern Utah will be led by captains with lieutenants, daily reports move to Richfield, and monthly briefings target high-violation areas to reduce road deaths while honoring returning servicemen.
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P L. Dow
Salt Lake City
Utah
Idaho Line
Farmington Junction
Salt Lake
Juab
Millard
Beaver
Iron
Washington
Highway 89
Sanpete
Sevier
Pinte
Garford
Kane
Richfield
Ume
Parowan Chamber to Meet Next Monday at Taylor’s Cafe
The Parowan Chamber of Commerce regular luncheon is set for noon on Monday March 4 at Taylor's cafe. President Ivan Decker urges all members to attend to consider several important matters.
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Chamber OF Commerce
Taylors
Parowan Chamber of Commerce
Taylor's Cafe
Ivan Decker
Birthday Social For Mrs Eliza R Stevens At Home
Special to the Times reports a Thursday birthday gathering at Mrs Eliza R Stevens home with many lady friends calling. A noon plate lunch was served by daughter Mrs Clara Warner assisted by Joyce and Marilyn Warner and niece Emily May Wilcock. Guests included Mrs Luella R Adams Mrs Sarah A Stevens Miss Fedora Stevens and others. Several gifts were received. Nearby updates mention Mabel M Williams traveling to Salt Lake City on Corset job business with relatives.
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Times
Eliza R. Stevens
Clara Warner
Joyce
Marilyn Warner
Emily May Wilcock
Luella R. Adams
Sarah A. Stevens
Fedora Stevens
Keys
Edna Peterson
Lizzie Lyman
Lydia Orton
Mabel Wilcock
Hazel Pendleton
Clara Benson
Susan
Stevens
Mabel M. Williams
Salt Lake City
Spencer Corset Company
Horace Evans
Austin Miller
Gwen M. Gurr
Josephine Bouck
Harley W. Dalton
Red Cross Drive to Start Monday in March
WoOSetan Mitchell, chairman of the Red Cross Drive for funds in Marowan, states plans to start this year's drive on Minds, March 1, with the rest of the nation. He aims to deploy canvassers, divide the city into districts, and have everything ready by then. Marowan is asked to contribute 870 as its share. Mitchell notes last year's drive totaled 11800 but anticipates a hard time reaching the quota due to postwar lull, yet urges citizens to contribute substantially to reach the goal.
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Woosetan Mitchell
Marowan
Porowan
Mr. Mitchell
Sunday Evening Program to Honor George A. Smith
A Relief Society led program honoring President George Albert Smith will be held Sunday March 3 at 8 PM in the West ward chapel. The event invites all ward members and interested attendees, featuring songs, prayers, a biographical sketch, guitar songs by youths, a Boy Scout tribute, and a message from President Smith with a loyalty pledge.
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General Board
The
LDS Relief Society
George Albert Smith
West Ward
Relief Society
President Smith
Relief Society Sisters
Merrell and Sanford Elected To Cedar City Farm Loan Board
At the Cedar City National Farm Loan Association annual meeting on February 15, Williamy A. Merrell of Beaver was elected director to fill the unexpired term of Samuel O. White Jr. Dewey Sanford of Delta won a three year term as director for Millard County. Holdover directors Royce B. Nelson Linau Foremaster and Clarence A. Lewis remain in place. J W Gillman of Orem Utah and J H Jensen spoke as Farm Credit Administration and Federal Land Bank representatives respectively.
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Cedar City National Farm Loan Asociation
Williamy A. Merrell
Beaver
Samuel O. White Jr
Dewey Sanford
Delta
Millard County
Royce B. Nelson
Iron County
Linlau
Washington County
Clarence A. Lewis
Clark
Lincoln
Nevada
J. W. Gillman
Orem
Utah
Farm Credit Administration
Eleventh
J. H.jensen
Federal Land Bank of
Berkeley
Memorial thanks and local updates from four county area
The Halterman family thanks supporters of a memorial service for their son Austin and extends gratitude to service members Relief Society and neighbors. Road Patrolmen across Millard Beaver Iron and Washington counties held a two day first aid refresher. Fiona Cartwright recovered from a thyroid surgery and is home. Mae Rogers visited from St George. husband stationed at Camp Kilmer New Jersey with likely overseas posting.
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Relief Society
R. L. Halterman
L. J. Adams
Millard, Beaver, Iron
Washington Counties
Fiona Cartwright
Mae Rogers
St. George
C. E. Trimmer
Lewis Lowder
Camp Kilmer
New Jersey
Army of Occupation
City Purchases Land For Race Track Improvements
The City Council unanimously agreed to buy two parcels near the race track for 100 dollars to expand stables and parking and move some facilities closer to the grandstand. A second parcel adds space for parking by reconfiguring fencing. A western grandstand addition may follow if materials allow. A racing committee and auditors were appointed to oversee the race meet and track expenditures, with plans also touching the city’s power project and an upcoming Salt Lake Tribune ad.
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Wm. J. Gurr
American Legion
Gurr
Sae
Claude FE Burton
Taylor Mills
Max Hendrickson
R. L. Fenton
LaMar Jensen
Parowan City
John ¥. Pendleton
Cth
Parowa City
Salt Lake Tribune
Hatch
Iron County Seeks Bids for Truck and School Bus
The Iron County School Board in Cedar City invites bids for a 1 ton truck and a school bus body and chassis. Bids due by 5 pm March 8 1946, opened March 11 at 9 30 am. Call Tron County School Board for details. The board may reject any or all bids. Signed James S Robb Clerk.
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Iron County School Board
Cedar City
Tron County School Board
James S. Robb
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