Funerals Continued to Minerale Wednesday
Funeral services were held for Mr Oom a Parowin native who died Sunday from chest injuries sustained in a Thursday attack by Hull. Attending were sisters Mrs Sarah J Hugie and Mint Idonna Matheson, Mrs Dorw Rolling, and Mr Ella Coomale visiting. Many relatives and friends from Porowan, Salt Lake City, and Beaver attended, including John Evang and Evan Ral ite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oom
Parowin
Hull
Sarah J. Hugie
Mint Idonna Matheson
Dorw
Ella Coomale
Het Rothies
John C. Evang
I Wits
Earl Jiujeeon
Gordon Matinowa
Ray Siete
Hi. E. Piovka
Golden Hovies
Mama Tiavrnet
Mel Eyre
Mee
iRue Watson
Evan Ral
Hig Boys
Jhut Rollins
Bill Rolling
Hohep
Leonard Evans
Porowan
Frank McConnell
Madge Adams
Helen Knight
Wsthr City
Dale Evan
Beaver
Gladys Woods
Venlee Moore
Salt Lake City
Card of Thanks for Adolph Kendall
We Wied to express our deep est gratitude to the friends of Adolph Kendall who were so fond at the time of his sickness and death for the lovely flower din and for those who took part in the funeral services. Mrs Ella Miller Mrs Billie Hastings
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph Kendall
Flower
Ella Miller
Billie Hastings
Family thanks helpers for Mrs. Agnes U Boardman death
We acknowledge with gratitude the many trends and friends who offered aid during Mrs. Agnes U Boardman illness and passing. Special thanks to the Para vom Relef Society and all who joined in the services and floral gifts from the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes U, Boardman
Paravom Relef Society
Ser
Parowan Personal News Notes Brightens Local Ties
Birth announced for a baby boy April 27 to Mr and Mrs Robert Parker of Connorsville Indiana. Local natives Robert Parker lived with the Ortons after his parents died. Mrs Alice Singleton Davis of Greenville Beaver County visits Parowan with daughter and son in law Ray and, Mrs Bentley. Mrs Davis, over 80, is noted for reading writing and hard work without glasses. Eva Bennett returns from El Monte California after three weeks with son Merton and family. Ralph Halem and baby daughter from Salt Lake City visit Leona’s family and Carl Crawford. George Lindeland from Springfield Oregon visits with Nellie Dalton and sisters in Cedar City. Clayton Rasmussen visits Kanab with daughter and son in law Burton Banks. Lions 49ers celebration in Kanab includes horse tracing dancing and prizes for bearded men and best costume. Carl L Rasmussen, Clayton’s son, is in New London Connecticut at submarine school. four months to complete training.
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Robert Parker
Connorsville
Indiana
Robert
Alice Singleton Davis
Greenville
Beaver County
Parowan
Amd
Ray Bentley
William Davis
Davis
Ralph Halem
Salt Lake City
Leona
Carl Crawford
Clayton Rasmussen
Kanab
Burton Banks
the Lion's
Ouree
Carl L. Rasmussen
New London
Conn
Alumni Ball Banquet Plans and Student Election Ticket
Reservations with Mrs Beverly Pendleton for the alumni ball set at the High Seloul gym with a $1,450 package. Nominating committee proposes candidates for president Claude Adams or Anus Stones, vice president Georgus Holyoak or Mira Lister, secretary Ia Mortensen or Frankie Lou Burton, treasurer Ralph Orton or Eugene Orton. Three board members to be chosen from listed seniors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly Ponbleton
Hox
Puruwan
Uban
Plattes
High Seloul
Nagun
I Oper
Claude Adams
Anus Stones
Premiietor
Georgus Holyoak
Mira Lister
Ia Mortensen
Frankie Lou Burton
Ralph Orton
Eugene Orton
Dat Smith
Gaylord Whitney
Lyle Evans
Mae Simpkins
Heber Gurr
Norman Evans
Marlo Topham
Delia Gur
Beverly Pendleton
Wonderful Mother We Have Such A Wonderful Mother
A son Walter Ward Mortensen pays tribute to his mother, praising her tireless care through years of joy and hardship. He imagines her blessed rest in a heavenly place where angels care for the blessed, and conveys deep family affection for the mother who guided her children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Ward
Mortensen
Seminary Continuts Call Names of Many Students
A list of numerous students and staff appears, naming Bernt Dore Crewford Desh Clark Richard Gwenyths Mille Garth J Giges Motus Gocenow Mary Hater Revie re Kaenyneko Sine Moleon Node Memunntt Laren Mirk eiv Doltine Mortenson Miat hatin Phillips Laeivs Deas Richarda Betty Wilbon of Porwall Aintrey Dunton Albert Jane James Lund CGevtha Lamer eaux Rowe Mary Ratbingan Warren Blibie Smith Elwin W. Twit Gerry Earl Thornton Willan Edwin Anderson Poragough Junior Seninery geocoustes tree Connley Adams Marlene Adams Spencer Adams Joe Biv Yvonne Binson Join Benson Foul Body Elwood Bettridge Tet Turton Ray Birch Geral Clark Norine Crawford Edward Dolton Clinton Gilger Robert Clymon Merna Halterman Donald Haywood Larry Heap Val Holyoak Gerald Hyatt Jeanine Hyatt Kendall Lister Melvin Mitchell Milton Vlortensayi George Morris Marline Mortensen Larry Mortensen Orson Ortega JoAnn Orton Virginia Orton Vernetta Page Pauline Paramore Marge May Phillips Marian Rasmussen Dean Robinson Beverly Rowley Sheris Smith Sarah Ward Barbara Wiltsey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dore Crewford
Dens Desh Clark
Ricnald Gwenyths Mille
Garth J
Giges
Motus Gocenow
Mary, Hater
Reviere
Kaenyneko
Sine Moleon
Node Memunntt
Laren
Mirkeiv
Doltine Mortenson
Miathatin
Phillips
Laeivs
Deas Richarda
Betty Wilbon
Porewall Aintrey Dunton
Albert Jane
James Lund
First view president elected at Pontiac Md meeting
Jack Jones was elected president with Beverly Gibbons as vice president Anna as secretary and Dori Driggs as business manager. Ralph Benson became student body president of WYT and left Prevo to attend a four day Pacific States Presidents Association convention at Sun Valley Idaho with seventy colleges represented at the 24th annual event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First View
Jack Jones
Pontiac
Poppy Day Poppies Linked to War Remembrance
Volunteers prepare crepe paper poppies to distribute across the city for Poppy Day. The roselike flowers, with wire stems, honor World War I dead in France and Belgium and later memorialize those who died in World War II. They symbolize remembrance for all Americans who lost their lives in war, wherever they fell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Belgium
Nature
American Legion and Auxiliary
Europe
America
Dead Beat Band Check Artists Warned by County Attorney
Durham Morris Iron County Attorney warns of fraudulent checks where the recipient believes a signature is forged and the check bounces with No Account or No Such Bank. He notes pursuit is difficult as offenders vanish, sometimes using other frauds in different localities.
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Eva Bennett
el Monte
California
Merton
George Lindeland
Springfield
Oregon
Nellie Dalton
Cedar City
Madison
James M. Walker
Salt Lake City, Utah
Deale
Paragosih Sens
Mr. Gin St
Wil Khaw
Leorand
Jes Steer Averal
Darwin
Jek
W. T Dies
Mra Lave
Anya Wisit
Hem
Lwek
Veto Eral
Uch
Vorn Mortensen
Ralph
Emu
King Lensarudt
Lew Mayer
Wik Fortin
Heluwen
Saal Laban
Willorith Lund
Fae
Ralph Benson Callinuedd
Durham Morris
Iron County
Alladen Theater
Moon
Rita Hayworth
Coe Wy Technicoqlor
Randolph Scott
Chevrolet
Rolet
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Thone
North Main Street
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Southern Utah Lumber & Coal CO
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GEO. A. Wood Lumber CO
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