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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1935
Page
6
The article describes school activities including an assembly program on Friday May 3 with musical items and talks by students, a student body oath, and plans for events the week of May 9. It mentions Mothers and daughters attending a reception, a fashion show at 8, and a large dance.
Five Parowan miners narrowly escaped a deadly cave in while lunching at the Moeiensen Davenport mine. They were working a drift in an eighty foot shaft when the collapse occurred, and only J D Morcy ventured down to seek the missing men. The fate of the others remains uncertain.
The West Ward Primary schedules a May Festival on Wednesday evening May 4 at 8 in the recreation hall. The program features music dances and May pole braiding by primary children with a pullle invited to participate. East Ward Primary held a festival Saturday at the schoolhouse.
A quarterly conference of the Larawan Stake will take place Saturday May 18 and Sunday May 19. Saturday sessions occur at the West Ward chapel and Sunday sessions at the East Ward. Elder John A Widtsoe of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles is expected to attend for the general church authorities.
The Clerk's office issued several marriage licenses this week to Orville J. Wood 22 Cedar City Graves Belderman 20 Cedar Faul Fliss 28 Salt Lake City Myrtle Damron 28 Ursine Nev Farrell Reed Guidmundson 24 Cedar City Gertrude J. Wood 23 Cedar City One license for nonresidents was not published at their request for good and sufficient reason.
The Deseret Building Society sues David A Thorney and others to foreclose a mortgage with demands of 6535 80 plus interest costs and 500 attorney fee on first count and 514 76 with costs and 35 attorney fee on second count. Federal Land Bank of Berkeley sues W R Langston as administrator of the Mayhew Hi Dalley estate Frederick J Perry and others to foreclose a mortgage totaling 475 92 with interest and costs and 50 attorney fee. Mrs Beth Leigh of Cedar City announces formation of a free train boys glee club for ages ten to fourteen with music paid by participants 25 cents each before Saturday the 18th.
Wm A Evans returns home after winter in Brawley California. County Treasurer Clair Hulet adds cement basement and rooms. Max J Moore expands property at Grown Derby. Stoy Hicap visits from Spry on business. Dewey Bentley operated on for gallstones and appendicitis and recovering well. Road workers include Lynn Green Perry Green Lucius Benson Grant Benson and Rivalin Benson on Kion Mountain. Gwen Gurr visited Cedar City. Mary Dalton in Cedar City with sister Mrs Talla Wade. child hurt by safety pin eye. Mont and Mrs Benson from Cedar City visit. Robert Halterman and wife drive to Los Angeles to bring home Mr and Mrs Rasmussen. Rasmussen in poor health, daughter Golda Brunner visits. Mrs Mable Gillies from Beaver with sister Anna Mitchell ill. condition improving. Deputy game warden Evelyn Parry and son Conway stop in Parowan on route from Salt Lake City. Last night dances at Brown Derby raised funds shared with Lions baseball committee. Moore contributed $8.75.
Mr M M Decker, working at the St George temple, was home on Saturday and Sunday for a fast. Mothers day programs are planned by both Ward Sunday schools on Sunday morning but details are not yet provided.
A regional Lions meeting in Cedar City Saturday night will include most Parowan members and features Rev. W. Murray Allen of Grand Forks as guest speaker, along with District Governor J. W. Thornton. Attendees from Parowan, Milford, Panguitch, Kanab, St. George and Cedar clubs expected. The group also discussed county sanitary programs and club officers to be elected in June.
Mrs. Maria L. Taylor observed her eighty fifth birthday yesterday with a social in the afternoon attended by many old friends. The guests enjoyed a pleasant visit and refreshments before departing best wishes for many more birthdays.
The Chicago based Dr Hyatt completed a stay of three or four weeks at Northwestern University dental college, concluding his assignment there.
Reader advertisements offer services in Parowan and Varowan including tree spraying by Austin Halterman and beauty salon specials at Day's in Varowan. May 13 to 18 is beauty special window. IANO students may register for summer work in Parowan through May 18. Mrs Beth Leigh announces Cedar City life notice. GEM STATE Mutual Life Association invites inquiry. real estate sale of 25c per hundred by Edgar Benson. painting and cleanup services offered by A M Morris in Parowan.
Both ward choirs held two practices this week as they gear up for the conference. Tigry will rehearse Sunday afternoon and Monday evening. Choral director L. J. Adama plans to seat untested attendees ahead of performers during the conference.
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