Streets Being Improved This Week in the City
Several town streets are being graded and opened this week by Paros an city with county road equipment. A culvert is being installed in front of Rambouillet park to ease future repairs, and work extends to lanes near Taylor's cafe and the Rasmussen property. The council urges residents to beautify premises along Main Street and may declare a city cleanup day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parosan
Parowsa
Ity Council
Rambouillet
Taylor
George Rasmussen
Cedar City Art Exhibit Opens May 4 in Cedar City
Special to the Times Cedar City presents a two week art exhibit from May 4 to May 18 featuring top American artists such as Millard Sheets Peter Nord Kady B Faullmer and Helen G Blumenschein plus Utah faculty members and Taos and Colorado Springs selections. Hours are 7 to 10 pm weekdays and 2 to 10 pm Sundays with guided viewings available by appointment through Mrs Stanley Bradshaw. Flora Fisher of BYU and Le Conte Stewart of the U of Utah will speak on May 4 and May 9 respectively with a program on May 18 marking Cedar Citys permanent collection addition. All exhibits are free of charge and open to visitors from outlying towns and counties.
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Times
Cedar City
Utah
America
Igh School
Weet
Center Street
Stanley Bradshaw
Flora , Fisher
Brigham Young University
le Conte Stewart
University of Utah
Uth
May Court Term Set to Convene in Iron County
The May term of Iron County Court will convene Monday May 6. The trial of Donald Lawson Condit has been postponed to June 2 at defense counsel request. This term features one criminal case likely to require a jury, with several civil cases on the docket but no jury likely unless events occur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Struet Court
Iron County
Thi Tlal
Donald Lawson Condit
Preeent
New Utah Drivers License Law Takes Effect May 13
Utah announces a revised drivers license system to curb highway danger. Applicants pay for examinations and receive a one year probation license before optional three year certification upon satisfactory records. Chauffeur age drops to 18 with restrictions. school buses require 21. License division urges thorough testing, instruction permits, and proper vehicle inspection prior to road tests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Roscoe E. Hammond
Tax Commission
Salt Lake City
Ronald Richards Dies and Second Utah Legislative Session Proceeds
Obituary notes Ronald Richards a 14 year old Parowan resident died from brain fever after a bout with flu and sinus infection. Funeral services were held in West ward chapel with Bishop Wendell Bayles officiating and multiple musical tributes. Ronald was a Parowan High School freshman active in band orchestra and scouting. Separately reports indicate Monday May 19 is expected to host a second Utah State Legislature special session to address two year government operations boards and commissions appointments and national defense planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Ward
Ronald Richards
David H. Richards
Parowan
Ina County Hospital
Richards
Ronald
William Marsden
Wendell Bayles
Ormon R. Weight
Lyle Marsden
Mario Topham
Mary ©. Topham
Silas Topham
Milton Hyatt
Silas J. Ward
A. N. Kimball
Thomas K Holyoak
W. L. Adams
Bishop Bayles
Brahm
Ormond R. Weight
Lyle Mareden
Westward Bay
God
Joseph Helywak
Wilford Day
David H
Dean Marsden Richards
Pargwan High School
Westward Boy Scout
Earl
Cedar City
Arden
Clsir
Reed
Lucius Dean Richards
Mery M. Marsden
Utah
Sue
Daily Press
Maw
Tyne
Primary Conference Set for West Ward on May First
Imogene Timmons, president of the West Ward Primary Association, announces the annual Ward Conference to be held Sunday afternoon May 1 from 2 to 4 in connection with the Sacrament service. All ward members, especially parents of primary children, are invited to attend.
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Imogene Timmons
West Ward
Regulation Tightens Driver Licensing For Certain Applicants
The text specifies that applicants must be accompanied by a licensed driver when taking road tests. The regulation targets all seeking original licenses and especially those who previously failed tests or are applying after a revocation period. It warns illicit driving while awaiting test outcomes and the risk of being unable to drive away with a car if they fail.
Weather records show 2.53 inches in April in valley
Last weekend’s storms added 0.15 inch on Friday 0.03 inch Saturday and 0.41 inch Sunday to the valley per weather observer Mr Skou tard. The total for the month reaches 2.48 inches after the April 17 report, combining with prior rainfall to date.
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Skou Tard
Sarowan Students to Graduate from Branch College
Three former Parowan Wiel school pupils are listed as graduates of the B. A. branch college. Qwert Allred Leonard Bl tiott Hulet and Kenneth B. Lyman are named among the class. Lyman and Hulet reside in the community, while Allred lived with the A. B. Math gon family during schooling. Dr. Richard R. Lyman, a member of the quorum of the Twelve Apostles, has been selected to address the graduates this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parowan Wiel School
B. AC
Qwert Allred
Leonard Bltiott Hulet
Kenneth B. Lyman
A. B. Mathgon
Richard R. Lyman
Quorum of the Twelve Apostles
Cedar City Marriage Licenses and Local Notices
County Clerk issued marriage licenses this week to Michael Jack Lyle 24 and Mildred Barton 18 both of Cedar City to Edwin Lee Hopkins 25 and Ada Sell Candle 19 of Cedar City and William Williams 62 with Rachel Sauer 69, Cedar City. Clifford Mortensen returned home from Southern California this week. Mrs Dan Macfarlane was hospitalized again this morning for planned surgery on a toxic goitre in a day or two.
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Micheal Jack Lyle
Milddred Barton
Cedar City
Edwin Lee Hopkins
Ada Sell Candle
William Williams
Rachel Sauer
Dan Macfarlane
Ward Mutuals to Hold Sunday Evening Services
The East and West Ward Mutual Improvement Associations announce regular Sunday evening services on May 4 at 8 o clock in their chapels. Programs will be presented by the three Hive groups per the MLA manual, with East Ward girls receiving their awards earned in winter projects. All ward members are urged to attend.
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MTA
Stake
Final Rites Held For Miss Alice Durham
Funeral services for Miss Alice Durham, longtime Parowan Mercantile saleslady, were held last Saturday at the Westward chapel with large attendance. Arnald Y Stevens led the Ward program, featuring combined choirs and multiple musical numbers including solos and violin pieces, followed by remarks from Arthur Joseph, Velma Bayles, John P Orton, and Barbara M Adams. Pallbearers listed as Dee, Kenyon, Leon and Eugene Robinson, with honoring helpers including Pearl Russell and Ruth Orton among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Durham
Parowan Mercanile
Arthur Joseph
Berta Mitchel
Sas Toghim
Leonard Evans
Dee
Kenyon
Leon
Eugene Robinson
Pearl Russell
A+ Tice Matheson
Helen Wexell
Ruth Orton
Alice
Ola Robinson
Airplane Parts School Offered At 3 A C
A three week free instruction in airplane parts manufacturing will be held at 3 A C starting Tuesday morning May 6 at 8 39. Participants will be tested after the course, and those who pass will be sent to Burbank California to work in local airplane factories with pay scales tied to skill levels.
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B.A. C
Burbank
California
East Ward Choir Plans Saturday Night Practice
East Ward AM members are asked to meet for choir practice Saturday evening May 4 at 8 in the ward chapel. An effort to keep the choir active through summer invites all interested to join. Mrs M E Lowder arranges care for Mrs Emily Hodgetts Lowder while Mrs M A Paxton visits with her children. In northern Utah it was noted five years ago on Thursday May 1 since Grand ma Lowder and sister Marla arrived in Boston on a trip from England. Mrs Dean B Tinkler of Altadena California arrived to be with her ailing parents. Her mother Mrs Lizzie Benson is in serious condition with poor prospects of recovery.
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East Ward
Ward Chapel
M. E. Lowder
Emily Hodgetts Lowder
M. A. Paxton
Utah
Grandma Lowder
Marla
Boston
England
Dean B. Tinkler
Altadella California
Lizzie Benson
Prestntime
Parowan High Band and Orchestra to Attend Ogden Meet
Parowan High School band and orchestra will travel to the National Regional Music Festival in Ogden for May 8 to 10, with departure May 7 and return May 10. The event marks a rare regional appearance after strong district results, joined by Cedar City and Beaver bands.
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Parowan I
Ogden
St. George
Utah
Cedar City
Benvet
P T.A
Schlachter
Alumni Dinner and Dance Set for May 15
Max Gardner chairs the B N S B A G Alumni Dinner and Dance planned for Thursday May 15 at the Calante hotel. Invitation extends to all college and high school graduates amid association debt, with an informal, outstanding event promised by committee members Mr and Mrs Max Gardner Mr and Mrs Wallace Osborne and Mr and Mrs Clifton Chatterley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association
Max Gardner
Wallace Osborne
Clifton Chatterley
Card of Thanks for Alice Durham and family
The Durham Family expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for help during illness and after the death of Alice Durham. They thank those who attended the funeral and contributed offerings. Out of town attendees included Dora Draper, Fish Keller, Hene Keila Hunter and others from Heber City Holden Beaver Cedar City and Davids.
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Alice Durham
Durham
Ronald Richards
Alice of
Davids
Dora Draper
Fish Keller
Heber City
Hene Keila Hunter
Holden
Yast
Mice Durham
Reed South
Sadie Patterson
Beaver
Rud Rollo
Scott Day
Wilson Lunt
Elwood Corry
Cedar City
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Clifford Mortensen
Arnald Y. Stevens
Ward
Ormon Weighs
Wm. C. Mitchetl
East Ward Choir
Oo B.S. Bac
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