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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1949
Page
8
Community notes recount infant marriages and family visits across Paragonah and nearby towns. Activities include a Gold and Green Ball, Relief Society events, and dances with decor, prizes, and a queen crown. Neighborhood visitors from Panguitch, Beaver, and Cedar City share news of illness, operations, and schooling, with obituaries noting the death of David B. Edwards.
The BAC plans its annual Two-State Vocational Meet at Bignell Agricultural College on March 27. A. W. Stephens chairs the event committee with C. Bo Cooley and Dr T. Donald Bell coordinating industrial and vocational education, home economics, agriculture, and secretarial studies. Delegations from Utah and Nevada counties are expected, with organizers promising a record turnout and extended invitations to high school students.
At the cemetery the grave site was dedicated by Thos K Holy ak Pall bearers included two brothers of the deceased George and James Rasmussen and four grandsons Doyle Gene Clark Jay Rasmussen and Jay Miefarlne. Out of town attendees included Mrs Mettie Matheson and family from Cedar Mr and Mrs Fates Rasmussen and son Lynn Salt Lake Mrs Ada Woodcock Salt Lake and Mrs Florence Clark Woodland California.
A public health notice describes Rocky Mountain spotted fever as a serious tick borne disease with about 20 percent fatality. It details transmission by ticks, seasonal occurrence in spring and early summer, symptoms, incubation, and preventive measures including tick avoidance and vaccination. The U S Public Health Service offers seasonal protection. a community clinic, requested by the local PTA, will be announced with a date.
In the Iron Co hospital on Mona day Maren 7th Mr Edweards has spent the past clever months in the hospital suffering with four heart conditions and other ailments.
Church news notes reports on the Parowan Stake St George meeting and milestones for a new chapel in Survesy Ward. Progress on Sunday work and dedication hopes for the next Stake Quarterly Conference. Junior Prom plans involve committee members Jimmie Hyatt Joyce Matheson Amy Louw Adams Rosemary Robinson and advisors Winona Mitchell and Max Dalley.
A study notes how Ag in the floral world emits odor traits resembling tear and flower scents, pairing a perfume with poison. The discussion suggests the human figure either brings blessing or bane to individuals and society, reflecting on Mary Baker Eddy's ideas.
The report details soil erosion on range land caused by Pires loosening soil and carrying rich topsoil downslope after a spring melt. It notes damage to vegetation, weed and grass loss, and potential further erosion unless preventive actions are taken.
Mr. Rutsch offers guidance to residents on Social Security eligibility for retirement and survivors benefits. He assists Oil area mariners with Social Security applications and explains that many workers can draw monthly benefits during winter layoffs.
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