Parowan High Plans Two Day Event for Parents and Students
Parowan High announces a two day celebration next weekend featuring Girls Day on Friday with a fashion show and tea for fathers, a dances and an assembly at 11 a.m. Calf exhibits by project boys, farm machinery demonstrations led by Pendleton and Benson, a hill whitewash, and a trip to Vermilion Castle forest camp for lunch. Activities include an open house by the physical education department and reports on calf expenses as part of the project.
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Parowan High School
Garner
Pendleton
Vermilion Castle Forest
Project Boys
Garnet
Salt Lake City
Lewis Benson
Farm Mechanics
Desses
Jack Dinton
Jim Whitney
Dh Field
Reed Richards
Bryce Orton
Cyril Pendleton
Aton
Billie Stubka
Local drive to buy defunct bank assets in Parowan
In Parowan residents urge purchasing the Bank of Iron County assets locally rather than selling to outside interests. They fear loss of mountain lands and livestock to outsiders, arguing that a smart investment could keep key properties in local hands and aid livestock men’ s recovery. They call for investigation and leadership from former bank presidents.
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Parowan
Bank of
Iron County
Bark
Dates Set for Parowan Race Meet This Year
Parowan holdover committee sets tentative race meet for August 8 to 10 in Parowan. Members Wm T Orton RL Fenton Harrell Dalton Jasper W Cartwright Ray H Adams and Clair Hulet act as secretary. Sponsorship to be decided likely Parowan City or Parslew Post American Legion. Committee aims to attract horsemen and breeders statewide to bring stock for the meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parawan
Fhve
Wm. T. Orton
RL. Fenton
Harrell Dalton
Jasper W. Cartwright
Ray H. Adams
Clair Hulet
Las
American Legion
Cedar City Population Near Five Thousand in Census
Preliminary census figures from supervisor Christy Anderson show Cedar City with a population of 4723, up 113 from 1930 by about 30 percent, a growth pace perhaps faster than other larger Utah towns. Some locals had hoped for over five thousand, even six thousand, but the city would need 7000 for second class status. Mr and Mrs Laban Durt of Beav er visited relatives here Sunday.
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Alus
Cedar
Christy Anderson
Cedar City
Geady
Richfield
Mer
Anderson
Times
City Recorder's
Parowan High Band to Stage Outdoor Concert Sunday
Parowan High School band directed by Orion BK Weight will hold an outdoor concert and marching demonstration Sunday May 5 at 5 30 p m starting in front of the Elementary building and marching to Center street and Main before returning for a short formation on the school lawn then the concert Cars may park along the street and listeners can hear from nearby areas If weather forces a change the program moves to the High School auditorium Admission is free and the program features Holmes Yoder Johnson and others in marches overtures and spirituals.
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Parowan High School
Orion BK. Weight
Main Street
Center Street
Bank Corners
Colorado
Holmes
Mantilla
Overture
Yoder
Clair Johnson
Larry Adams
Robert Rowley
Boyd Mitchell
Hero
Harold Johnson
Stephen Foster
Haymond Wiltsey
Aston Gurr
Evaleen Hitler
Udell Decker
Jack Halterman
A. Heart Iy Pree
Addie Lund
Auudrey Miller
David Bennett
Kent Pendleton
Ila Mae Bentley
Loyal Spirit
March E. de Lameter
Trees Planting Report At Dixie Forest Recreation Areas
Vego CCC Camp enrollees under H S Kunz planted 3000 ponderosa and 1000 blue spruce seedlings on Dixie National Forest recreation areas. Seedlings sourced from Monument Colorado nursery. 80 percent survival noted. Plantings aim to beautify camps, improve screening, prevent erosion, and restore timber. Future planting and pasture reseeding planned. crested and smooth grasses reseeded on 1400 acres in 1930 and 1939. favorable outlook. A May 8 American Legion Auxiliary meeting follows East ward relief society to plan the May 25 poppy sale. HLOL Fenton was in Salt Lake City this week.
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Vego CCC
H. S. Kunz
Dixie National Forest
Blaine Betenson
Vermilion Castle
Parowan Canyon
Ponderosa
Pine Valley
Enterprise Reservoir
Forest Service
Monument Colorado
Dixie Forest
Future Farmers Shine at Logan State Convention
Fifteen members of the local Future Farmers of America chapter led by Ray D. Garner traveled by bus to Logan for the 12th annual State Convention and Judging contests. The Livestock Judging team of Worth Orton Karl Bayles and Robert Rowley won first place among 45 teams, earning a plaque and a chance to represent Utah at the National contests in Kansas City next October. Individual scores totaled 602.7, 590.7 and 568.2. Additional results include Norman Macintsen and Troy Thornton fifth in poultry judging among sophomores, and Bernet Evans Mark Robinson and Leonard Dalton contributing strong scores in daily judging.
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Ray D. Garner
Future Farmers of America
Logan
Carlyle Hulet
Bernell Evens
Worth Orton Karl Bayles
Robert Rowley
Utah
Kansas City
Worth Orton
Karl Bayles
Rorbert Rowley
Norman Mactensen
Troy Thornton
Bernet Evans
Mark Robinson
Leonard Dalton
Mark
Lewis Benson
Jack Dalton
Kent Ward
Jim Whitney
Dig
Darwin Taylor
Simon Benson
Ninteer
WATEH Engineer Assigned to Southern Utah Counties
W. Proctor Cartwright named field engineer for southern Utah counties by State Engineer T. H. Humpherys. Temporary offices will be opened in Parowan next week with meetings planned for Cedar Milford Parowan Richfield Flowell and Nephi districts. Cartwright, a Columbia University master’s graduate and Utah State Agricultural College alum, has spent the past year with the State engineer’s office.
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T. H. Humpherys
Parowan Stake Bee Hive Swarm Day Planned
Parowan Stake hosts Bee Hive Swarm Day at the Second Ward chapel on Saturday May 4 at 2 PM. All Bee-hive members, girls and parents urged to attend for a program including talks, memorial tributes, demonstrations, dances and songs, followed by lunch. An exhibit of Bee Hive work from 1915 to 1940 will be on display.
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Parowan
Dea
Stake
MMLA
Aliee Falmer
Etta Jones
Eula Rolfins
Ada Palmer
Gustav Skot
Prominent Cedar City farmer dies suddenly
Wallace Hunter Lunt, 49, a Cedar City farmer and Rambouillet sheep breeder, died unexpectedly during thyroid surgery April 27 at Iron County Hospital. Born July 14, 187? in Cedar City, he married Win dsired Leigh in 1916. Survived by wife, two sons Lee and Douglas, daughter Helen, nine siblings, and numerous church leadership roles. Funeral held in Cedar First ward chapel with speakers and musical tributes led by Bishop Grimshaw.
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Wallace Hunter Lunt
Cedar City
Iron County Hospital
Henry
Rose Hunter Lunt
Windsired Leigh
Salt Lake Temple
Lunt
Utah
Maude ‘Halverson
Bernella Jones
Myles Waljee
Elma Corry
Roy L. Halverson
Samuel F. Leigh
Bryan J. Petty
EM. Corry
Fenton Buys Marsden's Main Street Property
Mr. R. L. Fenton of the Parowan Drug Co purchased the Marsden property on main street in a Wednesday night deal. The building formerly housed Marsden's Toggery and Cedar Breaks cafe occupies part of it. Fenton plans to open the cafe side, move his drug stock there, enlarge stock, and create a modern up to date store.
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R. L. Fenton
The
Parowan Drug Co
L. N. Marsden
Main Street
Marsden
Fenton
Final Rites Held For Harriet A Lowe in Parowan
Death of Harriet Allen Lowe 82, wife of George A Lowe, ends months of illness. Funeral in West ward chapel with Bishopric presiding. Speakers included Mary M Marsden and others. Surviving children number twelve with many grandchildren and great grandchildren. Born in Provo 1857, she moved to Parowan as a girl and remained.
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Harriet Allen Lowe
George A. Lowe
West Ward
Daniel Crawford
Wart Bishopric
Mary M. Marsden
Hugh K. Adams
Walter Cutchel
Mary Dalton
Ormon Weight
Ray D. Garner
Clair Rowley
Iven Decker
C. W. Elliott
Ivan Decker
Mr. Becker
W. L. Adams
Arnold Stevens
David Matheson
Albert Anderson
Provo
Daniel
Sarah Whitley Allen
Parowan
Sami
Gea
A. Jr
Ernest J. Alphonse
Lillian Heap
Ada L. Evans
Daniel J. Lowe
Lowel
Wyoming
John R. Lowe
Springville
Grant A. Lowe
Salt Lake City
Destie L. Andersott
St. George
Laura Everette
California
Aona L. Hollingshead
Jerome
Arizona
Fred Allen
Payson
New Civil Suits Filed in Fifth Judicial District Court
New suits filed this week in Parowan include Bank of Southern Utah vs Chas L Jorgenson on a $500 note with 8 percent interest from Jan 22 1939 and $190 attorney fees. Leigh Furniture and Carpet Co vs Legrand T Pace involves an abstract of judgment for $108.29 at 10 percent interest. Bank of Southern Utah v Jon M Bladen seeks $800 plus 8 percent interest since Aug 1 1939 with $20 attorney fees. Utah Road Commission vs R E Harris et al seeks condemnation of land along the Cedar City Modena highway under construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Judicial District Court
Parotwan
Bank of Southern Atsh
Chas. L. Jorgenson
Wer
H. Leigh
Leigh Purniture and Carpet Ca
Legrand T. Pace
Pace
Bank of Southern Utah
Jonn M. Bladen
State of Utah
Road Commission
R. E. Harris
Cedar City
Modens
Exchange Club Meeting at Taylor's Cafe
The Parowan Exchange Club will hold its regular semi monthly luncheon at noon Monday May 6 at Taylor's cafe. Reports come from Civic Improvements Heads and organization committees plus a nominating committee to select candidates for next year's officers. Election will be at the May 20 meeting. Members are urged to attend.
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Parowan Exchange Club
Taylor's Cafe
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East Ward Relief Society
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W. Proctor Cartwright
Harriet A. Lowe
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