Parowan Invited to Join Cedar for Fourth of July Plan
Parowan may join Cedar City in the Fourth of July celebration as invited by L. C. Miles of the Community Recreation Center. Cedar plans a pageant recalling 1776 at B A C campus with fireworks. Parowan may supply a group for a pageant act and help with an evening program. Ira N. Hayward of the B A C faculty is named general director for the pageant. No public charge is planned.
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Parowan Ia
Cedar City
L. C. Miles
Community Recreation Center
Miles
Paérowan
Cedar
Parowan Ja
Ira N. Hayward
Scouts To Train In Pine Valley Mountains Camp
Scouting training camp for the district will run June 15 to 20 in the Pine Valley mountains. L C Miles Cedar City chairs the local committee and says scoutmasters should bring troops for specialized instruction by experienced instructors. Cedar City troops, along with units from Paragonah Kanarra and others, are invited. notify A A Anderson Prov o 960 to arrange.
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Pine Valley Mountains
L. C. Miles
Cedar City
Cedar
Paragonah
Kanarra
A. A. Anderson
Provo
Parowan Girl Weds Milford Young Man in Cedar City
Miss Valeria Applegate daughter of James E Applegate of Parowan became the bride of Raymond Kaminska of Milford in a quiet Cedar City wedding with Bishop Wood officiating. Miss Applegate, a local high school graduate, is described as respected and trained for home making.
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Valeria Applegate
James E. Applegate
Raymond [Ari Kaminska
Milford
Cedar City
Bishop Wood
Miss Applegate
Parowan Literary Club Observes Poetry Week
The Parowan Literary Club held a poetry week program at Mrs. Cc M Clark’s home on Wednesday. Mrs. Berta Mitchell led the event, describing Poetry Week’s origin. Louise C Adams read The Chambered Nautilus by Felmes and club members shared original poems.
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Parowan Literary Club
Cc. M. Clark
Berta Mitchell
Louise C. Adams
Bright Paint Sparks Street Scene Near Old Blacksmith Shop
A newly painted garage across from a blacksmith shop now owned by S. J. Whitney and leased through Shell renews the block. M. F. Grames renovated the former shop into a stage, while Raymond Hamblin from Cedar City takes over via lease to sell Shell products, repair vehicles, and perhaps add a lunch stand. Grames plans to move his repair business to the Rex theatre annex.
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S. J. Whitney
M. F. Grames
Shell
Whitney
Grates Aa
Raymond Hamblin
Hamblin
Cedar City
Grames
Rex Theatre
Poetic and Conference Details From Stake Bulletin
A monthly stake bulletin outlines a quarterly Stake Conference with sessions on Saturday and Sunday in West Ward and East Ward chapels. Meetings include general Conference, Sunday School conventions, High Council and Bishop meetings, with invited public attendance and a visiting Apostle.
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West Ward
East Ward
Stake
High Council
Melchizedek
General Sunday School Board
T A T Club Meets at Mrs Ralph Mitchells Home
Mrs Ralph Mitchell hosted the T A T club on Thursday enjoying a pleasant afternoon of socializing and needle work. Delights refreshments were served at an appropriate hour. The club meets each Thursday with one social meeting monthly organized by the hostess. The other meetings focus on fancy needle work with no refreshments. The TIMES offers a yearly subscription of 92.00.
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Ralph Mitchell
T. A. T. Club
Slark Lyman Dies at Wyoming Home
Word reached relatives Tuesday morning that Clark Ward Lyman a 44 year old former Jarowan resident died in Otto Wyoming of spotted fever He is survived by his widow Maude Stubbs Lyman and ten children two of whom he married His father Clarles Lyman also died of the same fever in Parowan a few years ago The fever is usually fatal and is spread by sheep ticks in Wyoming The community expresses sympathy to the bereaved family
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Clark Ward Lyman
Jarowan
Otto
Maude Stubbs Lyan
Clark
Clarles
Lyman
ParoWwan
Wyoming
Cabin Ready For Fishing Season At Panguitch Lake
TR. L. Fenton, president of the Gun and Rod club, says a club cabin at Panguitch Lake will be ready by June 15, opening day. Builder R. L. Hallerman starts soon. the 18 by 20 foot cabin will have six bunks a metal roof a stove and boat space. Registration rules and a small fee may apply. non members may be charged when the cabin is full. Club membership costs one dollar for the year.
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TR. L. Fenton
Gun & Rod Club
Panguitchake
R. L. Hallerman
Marriage Licenses Issued This Week
Marriage licenses were issued by the clerk's office during the week to Raymond Farr Kaminska of Milford and Valeria Applegate of Parowan, Emil Huston Douglas and Verda Gower of Cedar City, Clarence Ileber Pay of Nephi and Lenna Esplin of Orderville.
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Raymond Farr Kaminska
Milford
Valeria Applegate
Parowan
Emil Huston Douglas
Verda Gower
Cedar City
Clarence Ileber Pay
Nephi
Lenna Esplin
Orderville
Notice to Mill Patrons at Parowan Milling Company
The Parowan Milling Company announces an indefinite closure within weeks. Creditors should draw their funds and all business must be settled within that period by order of the Board of Directors and Manager Oscar Al. Lyman.
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Parowan Milling Company
Parks Open Season In Zion Bryce Grand Canyon June First
Southern Utah parks Zion Bryce and the Grand Canyon will officially open for the tourist season next Monday June 1. No formal opening ceremony is planned though the parks service will declare them open. Zion has long welcomed visitors and the seasonal trains to Cedar City may bring schedule changes. Post 20 American Legion Parowan Paragonah Summit ex-service members will lead Memorial Day activities at Paragonah Cemetery honoring John Wallace Barton with a monument and an afternoon local baseball game plans were considered but an outsider team was not invited.
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Utah
Zion
Bryce
Grand Canyon
Arizona
Parks Service
American Legion
Parowan
Paragorah
Summit
Numubers
Fta
Parasonah
John Wallace Barton
Cemetery Clean-Up Directed by City Committee
Oscar M. Lyman, council member and Funeral and Cemetery committee chair, will oversee cemetery improvements on Decoration Day morning the thirtieth. He urges volunteers with dump beds and teams or individuals with shovels and rakes to come prepared to help.
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Oscar M. Lyman
Lyman
Legion Dance Pavilion Opens Tonight for Season
The American Legion's open air pavilion formerly the Blue Lantern opens tonight with Cowley's orchestra providing music. Proceeds fund baseball suits for the junior league team sponsored by the Legion. E G Matheson is understood to manage the pavilion this summer.
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Legion Dance Pavilion
American Legion
Blue Lantern
Cowley
The
Legion
E. G. Matheson
Relief Society Sells Sunday Lunch for Visitors
The Relief Society will offer cafeteria lunches on Sunday at noon to convenience conference visitors and locals, and will also provide ice cream that day.
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Relief Society
The
Stake Conference Dates Announced by Sunday School Board
The Stake Sunday School Board lists ward conference meeting dates and asks for immediate notice of conflicts or preferred changes. unless objections are raised, the listed dates will be reserved for Stake activities across wards.
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Stake Sunday School Board
Slake Sunday School Board
Bee Hive Girls Hold Swarm Day In Parowan
Bee Hive Girls from Parowan Stake wards held Swarm Day with a 2 pm program of speaking and scrapbooks. Parowan beat Cedar 26 to 21 in a baseball game, banquet, and contests followed. Winners included Ruby Ward and Caroline Dalton in speech, Zelma Millett in scrapbooks, with drama and group awards across Cedar and Parowan wards.
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Parowan Stake
Parowan
Cedar Girls
Ruby Ward
Parowan East Ward
Flrat
Caroline Dalton
Parowas
Rain Droughts Lift Livestock Ranges and Crops
Rain totaling thirty nine hundredths of an inch fell Monday night into Tuesday, aiding spring and summer livestock ranges and improving field crops and gardens. No damaging frosts followed, easing seasonal concerns as figures are supplied by local observer M. L. Skougard.
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M. L. Skougard
West Ward I A Finishes Season With Program
The West Ward Mutual Improvement Association closed a successful season with a Tuesday program marking the start of summer vacation. Readings by Mrs. H W Dalton and Miss Bessie Halterman, a Wm M Dalton solo, and Leaves from Old Albums featured members in wedding dress and hoop skirts from years past.
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West Ward Mutual Improvment Association
H. W. Dalton
Bessie Halterman
Wm. M. Dalton
Remount Service Buys Horses Here
Charles Cupp of the Government Remount Service with headquarters in Oklahoma visited town early this week to inspect horses for the service. He bought four or five head from local sellers including Claude Pendleton Charles Burton and William Ward with prices reported from 76 to 126 dollars.
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Charles #. Cupp
Government Remount Service
Oklahoma
Claude Pendleton
Charles Burton
Wmn A
Wm. G. Ward
National Wool Marketing coop fights price cuts amid market unrest
The National Wool Marketing Cooperative seeks to hold up greasy wool and tops prices while resisting yes efforts to undercut the market. Reports say some buyers could obtain wool cheaper elsewhere and a trade paper notes high cooperative quotations for fine wools as others offer lower prices.
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National Wool Marketing Corporation
F Eastern
Veltums
City Ordinance Bans Fire Crackers Citywide
City Council moved to make fire crackers illegal for Fourth of July celebrations and similar uses once the revised ordinances take effect. The marshal urged life and property safety, and attorneys were instructed to include the measure in the city statutes. Businesses were notified to adjust purchases accordingly as the city also addressed redeeming property from county tax sales to support street improvements.
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Harrison FR. Merrill
Lailat
Ogden Stock Show
Lariet
John L. Lowder
Salt Lake City
PT T. A. T. Club
the “Times
Slark Lyman
Gun & Red Club
Oscar AL. Lyman
Utah Parka
Jone
Parowan East
Parowan West
Pet Rrott
Ee Enoch
Aerdirk Aarp Eee
Kanatra
Bian
Ses Eca
Newcastle
A Harmony
Tarowan East
West Ward XM. I. A
Remount Service
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