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Parowan Times

Location

Parowan, Utah, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1952

Page

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Parowan Teachers Reveal Varied Summer Plans

A survey of Parowan teachers shows busy summer plans across the district. Principal W. Kirk Daly will study at Stanford University, while Claude Adams pursues USC courses. Several will stay local to work and complete home tasks, with others attending BYU, Utah State Agricultural College, and B A C summer sessions.

Parowan Echorts W. Kirk Daly Leland Stanford Universiity Theummer Quarter Clsude Adams University of Southern California Hall Brigham Young University Provo van Aveda Utah State Agricultural College Logan

Wedding Date Corrected For Elaine Whitney And LaMar Duke

The Times corrects last week’s notice to announce the wedding date of Miss Elaine Whitney and LaMar Duke as June 6. The correction clarifies the previously published date and confirms the couple’s nuptial plans.

Elaine Whitney LaMar Duke

New Arrivals Leon and Louise Hatch Welcome Son

Robin, third son of Leon and Louise Hatch, greeted in Iron County Hospital early Monday. He weighs just over 8 pounds. Big brothers Wayne five and Glen two, sister Mary Louise four. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs James C Robinson and Mr and Mrs Amos C Hatch of Parowan.

Leon Louise Hatch Robinson Iron County Hospital Wayne Glen Mary Louise James C. Robinson Amos C. Hatch Parowan

Good Foods 4-H Club Organizes First-Year Cooking Group

The Good Foods 4 H Club, a new first year cooking group, met last Saturday with Cherie Dawn Evans as president and Omah Lee Smith as vice president. Patsy Halterman serves as secretary-treasurer, with Lynette Peterson and DruAnne Hanton leading song and cheer. Continued on back page.

Good Foods Cherie Dawn Evans Omah Lee Smith Patsy Halterman Lynette Peterson DruAnne Hanton

Legion Auxiliary Names New Officers

Mr. Doris Denson was elected president of the American Legion Auxiliary Post 20 at Saturday elections. Eva Adame was chosen first vice president, Marle W. Orton second vice president, Avade Destridge secretary-treasurer, Eulalia T. Orion chaplain, Verda Adams historian, and Sarah Mitchell and Pearl Stevens color bearers. A banquet in August will formalize the new officers, per past-president Jean Hendrickson. Retiring officers include Mary Matheson Ada Evans Anna Adams Sarah Lowder and Labbie Matheson Fleetion. A meeting at Mrs Minute Lowder’s home covered a well-supported poppy drive.

Doris Denson American Legion ‘Auxiliary Post No. 20 Eva Adame First View Marle W. Orton View Jean Hendrickson Mary Matheson Ada Evans Anna T. Adams Sarah Lowder Libbie Matheson Fleetion Minute Lowder

Service Man Jack H Stevens in Korea on May 13

Private Stevens writes from Parowan greeting friends and notes arrival in Korea on May 13. He serves with Radiocommunication Headquarters Company of the Ord Battalion on Koje Island and provides his APO 248 address in San Francisco California. Also listed, Jean Rollins enjoys a 30 day furlough after arriving from the Korean battlefront. Sergeant Rollins has served there nearly a year and will report to Camp Carson Colorado after leave ends.

Jack H. Stevens Parowan Korea Ord Koje Island Hg Co Inf APO San Francisco Calif Jean Rollins Evan Rolivia Sgt Roll'ns Camp Carson Colo

Auxiliary Lupremes Monument Grounds Beautification Efforts

A loyal group of Legion Auxiliary members has beautified the Wer Memorial Monument grounds in City Park. Petunias are planted on terrace beds near the monument base with more plants planned soon, says president Mrs. Jean Henderson.

Legion Auxiliary Wer Memorial Jean Hendrickson

Primaries Graduate Guide Boys Across Three Parowan Wards

Primary groups in Parowan were graduated during the Sacrament meetings last Sunday. Certificates were presented by ward leaders to listed boys in the First Second and Third Wards with notes of instructors. Final graduations are planned near the end of August.

Parowan Louise Mortensen First Ward Rodney Adams Kenneth Adams Ronald Bess Frank Benson Lynn Rasmussen Stephen Orton Kent Mumford Roger Bess Bobbie Evans Caroline Green Huldah Hulet Donald Burton David Matheson Wayne Mortensen Ralph Watson Cora Ward

Dalton A Hatch To Dies After Long Illness in Parowan

Kike Dalton 53 died May 29 at Iroquois County Hospital after nearly three years of heart disease. Born February 6, 1899 in Parowan, he is survived by wife Christine and four sons Thomas Kelley Lyle Clyde and Kenneth all of Parowan, plus two sisters and one brother. Funeral services set for Monday at 2:30 p.m. in the LDS First Ward Chapel with Bishop D Watson Adams presiding.

Prem Wiliam Carlyle Kike) Dalton Iroo Mr. Dalton Parowan Joseph PF Sarah Thornton Dalton Christine Thomas Kelley Lyle G Clyde Allan Kenneth Joseph Sadie Oliver Bluff Utah Flornee Benson E. Meeks Dalton D. Watson Adama

County Delegate Heads to Red Cross Convention in Cleveland

Amoi Hatch, longtime vice president of Iron County Red Cross, named county delegate to the American Red Cross Convention in Cleveland, Ohio, in June. He plans a June 16 departure with wife and relatives to New York City and New Haven, Conn, visiting a RCA executive and LDS Church history sites during about a month away.

Venice Decker Marvin Graff Cedar City Wilford Young Thales Brown F. F. A. Boye Jones Tooele Jefferies Mire Reese Hatch Tron County American Red Cross Cleveland Ohio University of Utah Lois Powell Parowan Alma Lawrence Evans San Francisco Amoi Plateh Thie Hy Iron County Red Cross Mr. Hatch Bie Mary Ebisabih Mra Havel Jensen East Lake City New York City John Q Cannon The Metropolis Mr. Cannon Radio Corporation of America New Haver Latter-day Saints Church

Personal News Notes from Parowan and Nearby Areas

Mrs Zella Whitney spends the week in Provo aiding her daughter and prep for her June wedding. Mrs Helen Henry of Long Beach and Mr John Stewart joined Garry Bentley family guests. Don Ford and Beverly Matheson visit Parowan relatives. Ellis Orton treated in Iron County Hospital. Mack Lyman visits from USA C at Logan and plans a car trade. William Mitchell visits Spanish Fork with Parley Neely family. Dell Rolling and son brief stop en route to Van Nuys after funeral of Mrs Rollins. Frank Matheson visits Kanab kin including Beverly Ford and Gloris Smith.

Helen Henry Long Beach Calif John Stewart Garry Bentley Parowan Jay Moore Gloria Smith Don Ford Bountiful Ford Beverly Matheson City William C. Mitchell Parley and Josephine Neely Spanish Fork Dell Rolling Benson Haycock van Nuys Rollins Utah Frank Matheson Kanab Frank Gloris Smith Beverly Ford

District Attorney and Mrs Matheson Visit Parowan for Alumni Banquet

U S District Attorney Scott Matheson and Mrs Matheson of East Lake City visited relatives in Parowan this week. They traveled to Southern Utah to attend the annual alumni banquet of the B N S B A A at Cedar City on Friday night.

U. S Scott Matheson Matheson East Lake City Parowan Utah B.N.S.B.A.A Cedar City

Memorial Day Horse Racing Preview at Local Track

Racing fans will enjoy a full Morse Racing program tomorrow afternoon starting at 2:30 PM. Featured horses include Foul Play, Bomber, Wailer Power, Candie, Nigger Boy from Parowan and Sing Two, Mickey Hoy, War Bride, and Dray Roe from Cedar and New Harmony. Organizers also plan a thrilling Chariot Race for an afternoon of entertainment.

Foul Play Frown Bomber Wailer Power Candie Nigger Boy Parowan Sing Two Mickey fHoy War Bride Dray Roe Cedar New Harmony

Square Dancing Through Summer Months in Parowan

Parowan square dancing continues on Wednesdays through summer per club members. Weather will guide whether the echoo tenn court or recreation hall serves as the venue. Community invitation extends to all ages to learn routines with high school students urged to join in keeping the dances active.

Parowan Echoo Tenn

Proclamation Declares Shut-In's Day in Parowan 1952

Mayor E Ray Lyman proclaims June 1 1952 as Shut-In's Day in Parowan and Iron County urging residents to visit send cheer and honor disabled veterans and other shut-ins, noting they are not forgotten and should feel affection and remembrance.

E. Ray Lyman City of Parowan Irondo City of Parowan County of Iron

UTAHN REPORTS FROM EUROPE 1952 TOURIST SHIFT

A historian notes a 1952 surge of American travelers to Europe totaling four to five hundred thousand. For the first time tourists span all walks of life rather than just elites and students, with housewives and skilled laborers among the largest groups.

Europe Reecord Washington America Paris London Rome Rocky Mountain Mississippi River United States Intermountain Nex

Bennion Addresses Utah Governor Nominating Campaign

Local Democrats gathered at the County Courthouse to hear Heber J. Bennion outline his qualifications and motives for seeking the Utah governorship. Supporters praised his down to earth manner while Bennion discussed the Parowan Canyon project and stressed careful study rather than political promises to win votes.

Utah Heber Bennion Lenght Ares

Republican Ladies To Hear Taxation Discussion

Clair Hulet iron County treasurer will discuss taxation at Parowan Republican Ladies Club meeting. Mrs. Jess Guymon announces the event hosted by Mrs. E Ray Lyman. Open to all interested ladies in the community.

Clair Hulet Iron Co Parowan Republican Ladies’ Club Jess Guymon E. Ray Lyman

Paragonah Ward conference reorganizes Primary and M I A

In Paragonah on Sunday May 26 the Stake Presidency visited. The Primary and Young Mens M I A were reorganized in the afternoon. Alice Jones becomes Primary President with Hilma Lamoreaux and Rosella Lurton as counselors. Roxa McAllister named secretary. Outgoing officers Fauline Topham Golda Topham and Joan Davenport departed. Elmo Robinson becomes Y M M I A president with Myron Abbott Lloyd Lund as counselors and Clifford Robb as secretary.

Ward Primary Association Young Mens M. I. A Alice Jones Hilma Lamoreaux Rosella Lurton Roxa McAllister Fauline Topham Golda Topham Joan Davenport Young Mens Mutual Elmo Robinson Clark Lamoreaux Myron Abbott Lloyd Lund Clifford Robb Homer Boardman Milo Stones Lamoreaux

Parewan Students Set to Graduate From BYU Monday

Doyle Rowley son of Mr and Mrs W Clair Rowley and Richard Halterman son in law of Mr and Mrs Claude Adame and son of Mr and Mrs Millard Halterman are to receive diplomas from Brigham Young University at Tam rites Monday. Doyle will earn a Bachelor of Science in secondary education from the school of applied sciences while Richard will receive his B35 degree in zbology. Family members plan to attend the early Monday morning exercises and the baccalaureate services Sunday evening.

Doyle Rowley W. Clair Rowley Richard Halterman Claude Adame Parewan Millard Halterman Fooch Brigham Young University Tam Doyle School of Applied Sciences Richard

Literary Club Elects New Officers in Parowan

Anna T. Adams was elected president of the Parowan Literary Club at a Wednesday night meeting at Mrs. Ethel Bayles home. Adams is the former vice president and succeeds Georgia T. Mitchell. Ida King became vice president, Anna Lyman secretary treasurer, Jean Hendrickson assistant secretary, and Mitchell parliamentarian. The group voted to join the Federation of Women’s Clubs and host next year’s district convention in Cedar City in June 1952.

Anna T. Adams Parowan Literary Club Ethel Bayles Miss Adams Georgia T. Mitchell Ida King Anna Lyman Jean Hendrickson Mitchell Federation of Women's Clubs Parowan Cedar City Naytes Allee Barton Miriam Lister Margaret Orton P.m

Cemetery Lotowners Reminder For Maintenance Fees

Parowsa City officials remind cemetery lot owners or relatives that the annual maintenance fee is due and delinquent June 1 1952. They state they cannot continue bare grounds care for unpaid lots and will not be responsible for maintenance while delinquency exists.

Parowsa

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Arvilla Mortensen Tommy Rowley Kenneth Rowley Alan Stubbs Larry Stubbs Merrell Halterman Boyd Whitney Evan J. Lister Roderick Lister David Adams Roger Reese Roy Joseph Helen Dalton C. Kike Dalton A. (. Hatch To Red Cross Zella Whitney Klanne Orton Durham Huntington Park Orton Jame C. Robinson Ellis Orton Mack Lyman U.S.A.C Rulon M. Lymans Mrs. Madora Rolling Salt Lake City Ulab Democrats Allee Jones J. Ernest Topham LaNel Ray Marie Berrie Parewan Students Literary Club
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