Iron County May meeting reviews public matters and notices
The Iron County May meeting discussed weed eradication, county equipment needs, and public notices. The board approved involving the State Board of Agriculture and authorized record actions while inviting public input at the next session. Also announced is a county immunization clinic for whooping cough with a $5 per child charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal
Graz Service
With Am
Lamont E. Tuel
Maylin Maxtal Gy
State Board of Agriculture
Cate
Axly
Robinson
Robinson | Rubinery Company
Samuel J. Whitney
Iron County Welfare Board
AL. Adams
John W. Bentot Perowan
BA Clark
Las Vegas
Nevada
Iron County
R. H. Clarke
Laura L. Clark
Corfax
Sug Hsim
Sacrament Program At Ward Includes Choir Asronie Leaders
A Sunday Sacrament meeting program at the ward features a sermon by an astonished ward head and afternoon activities planned by the ward bishopric. The ward choir will perform musical numbers directed by Luella Deitan with local families and Miss Miray Rawson from the United States Marine Corps visiting in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asronie
A. Deitan
Miray Rawson
United ‘Marine Corps
Marine At
San Diego
Anna Rawson
Peter 1
Gurr
Mr. Rawson
Seeardey
Civilian Development Meet Set in Cedar City
A meeting led by Warren Bulloch will be held Tuesday at 8 PM in the Public Safe building Cedar City to plan postwar employ ment projects for ex service men in Iron County. Representatives from county subdivisions civic groups and interested citizens are invited.
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Zeonomie Development In Iron Co
Cedar City
Chaiman Warren Bulloch
D U P Officers Elected Wednesday Afternoon
Haldan M. Hulet was named captain of the Parowan Camp of the Daughters of the Pioneers with Melita Fenton as first lieutenant and Alice M. Haycock as second lieutenant. The three officers will select the remaining officers to govern the local camp for the next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haldan M. Hulet
Parowan
Daughters of the Pioneers
Melita Fenton
Alice M. Haycock
Macfarlane Heads Iron County Democratic Convention
Ernest Macfarlane of Cedar City was elected county chairman for two years at the Iron County Democratic gathering held last Saturday. Augusta Adams of Parowan named vice chairwoman, with Fackral as secretary and Watson Adams as treasurer. Delegates named to the state convention in Salt Lake City May 27 include Marlo Topham, W. Scott Mitchell, Augusta Adams, Olive Edwards, J Léne Barton, Warren Bulloch, Clint Milne, Herb Milne, Ernest Macfarlane, Myron Bybee, John M. Foster, Leonard Smith, Watson Adams, Shirley Syrett, Evelyn McLense, Claude Macfarlane, and G. O. Larson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Party
Iron County
Ernest Macfarlane
Cedar City
Leonard Smith
Augusta Adams
Parowah
Mr. Fackral
Wat~ San Adams
Parowan
Paragonah
Convertilan
Salt Lake City
Mar
Van Burens Laud Times Serial Story Readers
A letter from Mrs. F C Van Buren of Long Beach praises the Times serial beginning April 21 The note mentions Claude Orton Parowan Times and memory of diver Helen, plus a $3 subscription gift to Helen and $1 to send paper to service members Also brief updates on Mrs Albena Gurr visiting Los Angeles Elvin Gurr and the Heap family returning to Parowan and summer commuting plans
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times
F. C. van Buren
Long Beach
Claude Orton
Parowan Times
Helen
Frank Kurtz
Los Angeles Athletic Club
Wards Stage Special Mother's Day Programs
Special Mother's Day programs prepared for Sunday School in both wards on May Sunday morning. West ward features devotions, tributes to mothers, talks, readings, songs, and a ten minute address for mothers. East ward includes devotions, a talk on God's Greatest Gift, and home preservation topics with multiple student and departmental contributions. Both wards will honor all mothers with tokens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parowen Wands
West Ward
Mather
Navis
Father
LaMont
Thornock
Keith Russell
Idex
Sue Halterman
Dayle Rowley
E. Ray Lyman
Owen Davis Bee
James Alma Benson
Gilbert Barton
Parowan FFA Heads to Junior Livestock Show
Parowan FFA students and instructor Fred Carnaby attended the Utah State Junior Livestock Show at Spanish Fork to sell two steers enter a judging team and buy a registered Southdown ram. Awards included steer receipts of 205.62 for Warren Dallon and 127 for Clayton Tullis with team placing fourth and Dalton second high man. Norman Evans bought a ram for 60 while the grand champion fat lamb sold for 1.50 per pound. The group noted hospitality and plans to enter animals again next year while noting Carnaby’s move to Grand County Agricultural Agent and praising his FFA work. FFA officers listed for next year include Mortensen president Benson vice president Lemmon secretary Dalton treasurer Mitchell reporter Evans watchdog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn Mortensen
Fred Carnaby
Utah
Jlyan Mortensen
Warren Dalton
Clayton Tullis
Dalton
Norman Evans
Fred Matley
Coalville
Carnaby
Grand County Agricultural
Iron County Men Return From Pre Induction Examinations
A group of Iron County men returned from pre induction exams with names including Marel Bayles Alma Evans Veron Decker J C Hulet Earl Hyatt and Gerald Mitchell. The group split into Army and Navy assignments with Evans Bayles Mitchell Decker to the Army Hyatt Hutet to the Navy and Lamoreaux to Paragonah a total that leaves Iron County one man short of its four man May call. A Navy call for about thirty men was issued to the county Selective Service Board for report on May 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iron County
Marel B. Bayles
Alma B. Evans
Veron W. Decker
J. ¢. Hulet
Earl D. Hyatt
Gerald Mitchell
Parowan
Provo
Burns Sherratt
Louis Webster
Chester N. Barrick
Lorin Condie
Claude Daly
J. C. Haws
Rulon A. Hulloch
Delfinia Duran
Kenneth C.clark
Stewart Murle
Garth Shers Fatt
Hheruteth L. ‘Barrick
Lewis Macfarlane
Monte Bailey
Geo. R. Sherratt
Cedar City
Ane
Lamoreaux
Paragonah
Army
Navy
Alman Evans
Marel Bayles
Veron Decker
Earl Hyatt
J. C. Hutet
LaMar Matheson
Fay Budards
George Manning
Iron Co
County Selective Service
Former Parowan Residents Graduate From Nurses Aids Class
Two former Parowan girls, Mrs. Lester Gower and Mrs. Wesley Bauer, graduated from the Nurses Aids Class in Cedar City last Monday night. The ceremony featured speeches by hospital staff, doctors, Red Cross representatives, and oath of allegiance administered by Civil Defense. The class, now totaling forty two graduates, marks continued volunteer service hours and recognition with pins and caps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parowan
Nurses Aid
Cedar City
Lester Gower
Alice Halterman
Ida Halterman
Wesley" Bauer
la Lowe
George A. Lowe Jr
Bauer
Trercises
Henry Oberhansley
C. R. Hunter
Virginia Larson
Martie Froyd
Christensen
Na Bauer
Dr. Prestwich
Doctors
Iron County
Wm. R
Marie Froyd
Hugh L. Adams
Gilbert L. Janson
Roland Walker
Charles Elliott
Helen Corry
Mary Carol
Leigh
Wesley Bauer
George Hess
Calvin Croft
Alan K. Palmer
N. J. Barlow
American Red Cross
Daltons Announce Son James Paul Wed to Dorothy Gibbs
Mr and Mrs Harley W Dalton report the marriage of their son James Paul Dalton to Private Dorothy M Gibbs of Nashville Tennessee. The ceremony occurred April 23 at Presque Isle Maine with Lt James Paul Dalton and a uniformed wedding party. Lt Dalton trained as a navigator and serves with the Air Corps Ferry Command at Presque Isle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harley W. Dalton
James Paul
Dorothy M. Gibbs
Nashville
Tennessee
Presque Isle
Maine
P Laap
Presque
James Paul Dalton
Parowan
Utah
Ruth Clifton
S.C. York
Edward J. Barden
Donald Brown
Aregannst
Pfc
Ida Mae Gead
Dalton
Parowan High School
Army Air Corps
Air Corps Ferry Command
Branch Agricultural College to Hold May 19 Commencement
The Branch Agricultural College in Cedar City schedules its annual commencement for May 19 at 8 p m at the L S Institute. Eighteen graduates including Edythe Adams Mary Albertson Katie Barlocker Virginia Beasley Bonnie Lou Dalley Ferm Lorraine Daley Dorothy Hulet Evaleen Hulet Marian Leigh Thalia Riggs Alice Roberts Bethel Sylvester and Morgan Whits will receive diplomas. The program features a Salutatory and Valedictory addresses by Beasley and Albertson, musical numbers, and the conferring of diplomas by President Elmer G Peterson and Director Oberhansley. Additional events include a faculty and alumni reception at 3–5 pm, an Army Air Corps retreat at 5 pm, and a late reception at 9:30 pm in the college gym.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Branch Agricultural College
Cedar City
L. QS. Institute
Wateh
Edythe Adams
Mary Albertson
Katie Barlocker
Virginia Beasley
Bonnie Lou Dalley
Ferm Lorraine Daley
Dorothy Hulet
Evaleen Hulet
Marian Leigh
Thalia Riggs
Alice Roberts
Bethel Sylvester
Morgan Whits
Virginia Larson
Oberhansley
Ernest A Jacobsen
Elmer G. Peterson
Jas. E. Tersney
B.A. C
Henry Oberhansley
L. D. S. Institute
Fom
Army Air Corps
Service Men's Wives to Form Local Organization
A meeting for wives of all armed services members will be held next Monday afternoon in the Public Library basement. The group will organize an association for wives of Army Navy Marines and any service branch and invites all eligible women to attend between 1 and 5 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armed Service
Army
Navy
Marines
Legion Auxiliary Meet Monday Evening at Olive Mitchell Home
Parowan Fest American Legion Auxiliary holds its regular meeting next Monday night at 7:30 at Olive Mitchell’s home. Plans for the annual Poppy Sale drive will be made. Mr and Mrs Joseph R Bentley depart for a rest and will return around June first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Olive Mitchell
Joseph R. Bentley
Union Pacific Lodge
Bryea Canyon
War Caravan Show To Be Presented Next Wed
A nationally known amusement world caravan will visit Paros wan next Wednesday May 1 for an 8 15 p m program as part of a 26 day statewide tour visiting 48 towns. The Utah Council of Defense sponsors the event to promote enlistment and keep essential workers on farms and in plants. The show includes the Ft Douglas Band and involves about 50 armed forces members plus civilians. a pre show supper is planned and weather will move the venue to the school auditorium if needed.
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Paroswan
Kvbt
W. Scott Mitchell
Clem S. Schramm
Utah Council of Defense
Utah
Ft. Douglas
Samuel White
George D Montgomery
Elliott Roosevelt
Texas State Network
Cpl
Red Thompson
Richard L. Hendee
U. S Army Sinister
Ing
Parowan’s oldest resident marks ninth fourth birthday
Maria Taylor, Parowan’s oldest resident, observed her ninth fourth birthday last Tuesday at home. Friends and relatives dropped by in the afternoon for visits. She has lived in Parowan longer than any other person and is tied to Hank's Factory and early ox team pioneers. She enjoys decent health and is feeling well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maria Taylor
Parowan
G. C. Larson to Be Sunday Speaker in East Ward
Ward Clerk Clair Hulet announces Gustave O. Larson, director of the L D S Institute at Cedar City, will speak at the East ward Sacrament meeting next Sunday afternoon May 14. Mrs Larson may also be here to play. Attendance urged by the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westward
John Page
Arvilla Day
Bess Miller
Clair Hulet
Gustave O. Larson
L. D. S. Institute
Cedar City
East Ward
Larson
Chow
Presmu
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Cedar
van Burens
Albena Gurr
Los Ancheles
Elvin Gurr
Parowan F. F. A
LeRoy Morris
Milton
Aurora
Trey Thorton
Tag Vegas
Merrill 1 Thorton
Daltons
Son
B.A.C
Legion Auxiliary
G. C. Larson
Maxine Rogerson
Cirleville
Dad Crane
Arlo Holyoak
Berta Burton
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