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Parowan Times

Location

Parowan, Utah, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1939

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Fishing Season Opening Date In Doubt In Utah

State Fish and Game Commissioner Newell B. Cook asks sportsmen groups for opening date input amid broad opinion spreads. June favored by clubs, many want Sunday openings. others push May or late June. Proclamation likely by week end, setting opening date around June 4 or 7, plus bag limits and closed waters.

Fish and Game Newell B. Cook Tass Cook Utah Wild Life Federation State Fish and Game State Game Department Fish and Game Department Utah Salt Lake County Osan Washington

Senior Hop at Siowan High on May 12 in Gym

The Siowan High School Senior Hop will be held Friday evening May 12 in the high school gymnasium. The Junior Prom decisions are noted and the Senior Class is preparing a foot show number for the dance. Music will be furnished by the school orchestra and the seniors promise an orderly time for attendees.

Siowan High School

Glee Concert Pleases Larenauienes Groups Presented

Brig ham Young University Glee Club performed at the high school auditorium with about thirty voices directed by Dr. Franklin Madsen and Florence Jepperson Madsen. The program included mixed and women’s sections plus comic readings and numbers. Professor Ormon Weight announced Parowan High School groups for a Regional Music Festival at Beaver and listed participants across bands, choirs, quartets, and solos. Funeral services were held Sunday for Thomas Haycock, 57, at the East Ward chapel after a natural causes death near Panguitch. The service featured multiple choirs, solos, and tributes, with survivors including his wife Betsy and eight grandchildren.

Oy. U. Glee Thomas Haycock Brigham Young University Franklin Madsen Florence Jepperson Madsen Ormon BH. Weight Parowan High School Beaver Enid Bethnel Addie Lund Aston Gurr Wilma Davenport Connie Whitney Mary Jane Mitchell Andrey Miller Homer Whitney Larry Mary Lou Joseph Leon Robinson Kenneth Lyman Enid Bennett Della Green Carmen Garner Larry Adama David Hatch Carlyle Hulet Merton Mitchell June Decker Betty Burton Sato Bruce Decker Kent Pendleton Audrey Miller Salo Acc East Ward Haycock John C. Benson Enterprise Washington County Clark Benson Will L. Adams Ormon J. Weight W. Claim Rowley Joseph E. Heywnod Panguitch Walter C. Mitchell Bishop Adams Harley Dalton Stanley LeFevre Thomas Myra Menvie Haycock Anna May Lee Panguiten Betsy Benson Manti Temple Henson Haycock Provo James Haycock University of Utah Mary Dobruskie Myra Adams Sylvia LeFevre Scott Frank Thomas C. Marion Tease May Haycock Chloe Anderson Fof Panguiteh Lizzie Wright Lot Price Dean Cherringston Salt Lake City

Dry farm experiment makes good showing in northeast city

Reports describe S A Halterman W Clair Rowley and others advancing dry land farming near the city. Demonstrations include heavy dry land wheat stands, seed stock potatoes and plans to plant more wheat with reduced seed per acre, hoping for moisture conservation without irrigation. Local visitors, Mrs Scott M Matheson and her son Steve, are in town.

S. A. Halterman W. Clair Rowley Messrs Haberman Rowley Haterman John A. Evans Hatterman Messrs. Hatterman Teady Halterman

White Rose seed potatoes received from Oregon

J M Palmer secretary of the Southwestern Utah Potato Growers Association reports a carload of foundation White Rose certified seed potatoes arrived this week for county growers. The seed stock originated in Troutdale Oregon and was grown by Mr M B McKay, formerly Oregon Experiment Station potato disease chief. Five additional carloads of local certified White Rose seed will be planted this year, with planting to begin about the 11th of June and continue to the first week of July.

J. M. Palmer Southwestern Utah Potato Growers Association Foundation White Rose Troutdale Oregon M. B. McKay McKay Oregon Experiment Station

West Ward Relief Society to Hold Closing Social

The West Ward Relief Society announces a closing social on Tuesday May 9 in the Relief room. It will be a Mothers and Daughters Party open to all mothers of the Ward and their daughters over 18. The program is planned and the literary and theology lessons for the next two weeks will conclude meetings for the summer.

West Ward! Relief Society At & P.m

Card of Thanks for Mrs Heycock and Family

We thank all who offered help and support during the loss and burial of our dear husband and father Mrs Bethy Heycock and Family express heartfelt gratitude for every kind gesture and memory shared.

Bethy Heycock

West Ward Primary Presents Operetta The Land of Happy Hearts

An operetta by West Ward Primary titled The Land of Happy Hearts was staged last Friday in the Recreation Hall. One hundred thirty children performed in costumes for a large audience as ward association officers thanked patrons for cooperation. Mr and Mrs Al Dobrusie art family left Wednesday for Provo to visit relatives and friends until Sunday.

Parowan Seminary TG Graduates First Class

The Parowan Seminary will hold its first graduation exercises in the West Ward chapel on Sunday evening May 14. About twenty five students will graduate this year with diplomas presented by President William R. Palmer of the Parowan Stake. The public is invited to attend the ceremony.

Parowan Seminary West Ward A. N Kimball William R. Palmer Parowan Stake

Well Baby Conference Here May 10th and 12th

Infant and Well Baby conferences will be held at the West Ward Church on May 10 and 12. Sponsored by the division of the State Board of Health, the sessions will be led by Drs Reed W Farnsworth and J B Prestwich with Mrs Alice H Barton as nurse aide. All infants will receive a full exam, weigh and measure, and advice on feeding and growth. Immunizations for smallpox and diphtheria will be offered free on request.

West Ward State Board of Health Reed W. Farnsworth Land Lewis Mickelson Frank Stevens Leach

Union Pacific Coming to Alladin Theater May 28

Union Pacific starring Doel McCrea and Barbara Stanwyck and filmed in Icust County will screen at the Alladin theatre around May 28 under manager W Scott Mitchell. Outdoor scenes were shot last fall with local help. Cedar City audiences report it as a good picture. Other May and early June attractions include Topper Takes a Trip and Jesse James among several titles.

Union Pacific Icust Iron Springs Alladin Manger W. Scott Mitchell Cecil B. DeMille Union Pacific Railroad Doel McCrea Barbara Stanwyck Jsst Cedar City Focal Theatre Topper Roland Young Constance Bennett Nelson Eddy Jeanette McDonald Frederic March Joan Bennett Paris Bing Crosby Joan Crawford Robert Young Kentucky Richard Green Loretta Young Clark Gable Norma Shearer Jesse James Tyrone Power Tom Sawyer Detective

City Park Project to Begin May 18 in Parowan

The WPA park project for the church block, turned over to Parowan City, will start May 18 per Mayor A C Hatch. The work includes remodels at the Old Rock Church, flagstone curbs and gutters, new steps, and repairs. twenty men to begin, with funds redirected to construct needed bridges. A cemetery beautification project approved by the WPA may start soon. landscaping around the City newer house finished, with repairs planned to the hydro electric line.

WPA Parowan City A. C. Hatch Old Rock East Ward Church Courthouse Old Rock Church RL. Halterman

Farmers Plant 200 Acres of Pre-Season Potatoes

Approximately 20 acres will be planted in Tron County for harvest in late August and September. The crop will move directly from fields to market with no storage. Most will be grown under a powder contract for Higgins and Cassidy Produce Dealers of Los Angeles. Farmers will apply 300 pounds of ammonium sulfate to speed maturity and align harvest with the late August to September window.

Portato Higgins and Cassidy Produce Los Angeles Tron County

Notice to Parents for First Grade Meeting Next Thursday

Parents of children who will be in the first grade next fall are requested to meet in Mrs. Bensons room at the grade school Thursday afternoon May tenth at 4 oclock. Children must have passed their sixth birthday on or before October 31, 1939. Mothers with children in this age group are urged to attend.

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Scott M. Matheson Steve Mrs. Matheson Ohegon West Ward Relief Society West Ward Primary Keith Ward
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