Paragonah Community Tidbits and Armed Forces Returns
Paragonah notes greet returning service members including Willim Edward and Kay Lamoresti from Navy leave while beloved locals celebrate graduations at Parowan High. The Paragonah Gun and Mod Club plans a Saturday social, mutual aid society hosts a May 14 meeting, and residents welcome John's parents on a Nevada watch.
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Lillis Johnson
Arugenmh
Liviity
Corr Cit
Taat Hamel
Eimu Edwards
Gladys Cain
Dasean Milford
Erni Flobinada
Paungoiteh
Nel Ipson
Calvin Robinson
Willim
Edward
Navy
Sid
Pacific
Lise
Paragonah Gun and Mod Club
Elming Social
Mutual
John Ro Lister
Nevada
John
Mer
Joseph EL
Kay Lamoresti
Salt Lake City
Andrew Lattorwux Kay
New York
Seminary Graduates Leave for Salt Lake City Trip
A group of two year seminary graduates from the Parowan LS Seminary depart for Salt Lake City aboard two chartered buses led by instructor Allen Merrill. They will visit sites including the State Mental Hospital in Provo, the Deseret News, the BYU, and other stops in route back home, with events from breakfast until departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake
Provo
Newhouse
Presiding Bishop
Church Welfare
State Capitol
Salt Lake Tubrnaele
Peony Museum
Deseret News
Newhouse Hotel
Gate Coronut Grove
At US
Zoo
State Prison
Wwll
BYU
Steel Plant
Fronton
Fish Hute Henry
Springville
Cove Fort
Home
Inaugural Activity Awards at Branch Agricultural College
Driggs of the Branch Agricultural College announced next fall the school will create Activity Awards alongside existing scholarships. Winners will be chosen from area high schools in southern Utah based on extracurricular excellence in agriculture, athletics, music, speech, arts, home economics, student government, clubs, and related services, with no limit on the number of recommendations per school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Wasine Driggs
Branch Agricultural College
BAC
Utah
Premium List for Iron County Fair Leads with Cash Awards
The Iron County Fair announces premium offerings across crops including Soft Wheat, Rye, Corn, Potatoes, Beans, and vegetables. Superior exhibits receive cash prizes from $1 to $5 plus thirds and specials, with multiple classes for field crops, fruits, and vegetables. A duplicate premium schedule covers Russets, Bliss varieties, and field-grown carrots, with livestock and next week’s livestock page tease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gyttine
Trey County
Dalal
Utterwin
Parowan High Chooses Sweetheart for Ogden Pioneer Days
Grace Guyan reports a Highexchool band event on Wednesday at the Fire Abile camp with airball and volleyball. Juno Decker from Parowan High School is chosen as Sweetheart candidate, Nellie Matheson as runner-up. Ogden celebration runs around July 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Guyan
Alor
de Ogden
Parowan High School
Juno Decker
Nellie Matheson
Ogden
Democratic District Meetings Set in Parowan Province
A notice announces that Democratic voting districts 1 2 and 3 will gather at the Court House in Parowan on Tuesday May 7 at 840 p m. Delegates will be named to the county convention and officers elected in each district. Ernest Macfarlane chairs the Democrats in the Parowan Province. Also noted: Tom Skougard travels from Provo for a shearing trip through Idaho and Montana. Mrs John S Dalton returns home after five weeks in the county hospital with a broken hip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pirowan
Democratic Party
Parowan
Tom Skougard
Provo
Tel Vis
Skougard
Enwil
Urals
Idaho
Montana
John S. Dalton
County
Hos
Times Tenders Apology to Cedar First Ward Choir
The Times retracts its error in announcing the Cedar Fifth Ward as presenting the Buster Cantata. It apologizes to the Cedar First Ward, leader Mr. E. B. Dalley, and the ward bishopric. The Easter program, requested by the Parawan Ward bishoprics, was well received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buster
Cedar Wards
Fifth Ward
Cedar First Ward
First Ward
E. B. Dalley
Cédar City
Parawan
Card of Thanks for Parishell Family in Salt Lake City
Thank you note expresses gratitude for sympathy shown after the death of Mr. Parcells. Relatives Mrs. M B Parcells and Family thank friends for support and attendance at the Masonic Temple services. Visitors include Mrs Bruce Matheson from Boulder City Nevada and Mrs Lucile P Morris from Monrovia California joining the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parcells
Masonic Temple
Salt Lake City
Papawan
M. B. Parcells
Lucile P. Morris
Monrovia
California
Maude B. Parcell
Salt Lake
Waxing cloth storage and nutrition note
An instruction fragment advises keeping cloths used for waxing floors or furniture in an airtight container to stay moist. The text also mentions a vitamin and mineral claim about potato consumption providing nutrients, though wording is unclear and garbled.
Meeting Called To Organize Softball Team
A city meeting is set for Sunday at 5 PM on the Public Library steps to organize a softball team. Men will elect a leader and determine field rotation for a local league, with two strong teams possible and a plan to host and visit other towns for matches.
Draft on drying towels in hot weather risks mildew
Advice notes that using bath towels and spreading them on racks to dry prevents folding or bundling. It warns that in hot weather soggy towels may mildew overnight.
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Paragonah
Kay
Parowan High
Cno O
Ethel Gavin
Long Beach
Helen Henry
Mr. Arthur Clark
North Dakota
Mr Clark
Mayme
Blue Brill
Mitchell Variety Store
Bank of Southern Utah
Cedar City, Utah
United States
Federal Reserve Bank
Member
Federal Reserve System
Federal Deposit Insurance
FOR & L
B.A.C
South Utah
Hi Schoo
Democratic County Committee
Ernest Macfarlane
Jay
Joseph
Pal Lake City
Alladin
Thea Arowan
Sun Mon
Tur
van Johnson
Esther Wal
Roy Rogers
Janet Blair
Dick Tullis
TIMES
Cedar First Ward Choir
Auto Lite
Ford
Goodrich
Parowan Service Company
Candy Tobacco
Bruce Matheson
Boulder City
Neta Bayles
Bruce
Bertha Mathesin
Maudine Mickelson
Glenna Mickéelaun
Elsie Hartis
Carma Orton
Luella Ri Adamsa
Conn
Potato Growers
Southern Utah Dairy CD
Patoqwan, Utah
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