American Education Week Observed in Paro Fan Schools
American Education Week will be observed in Paro Fan Schools during November 7 to 13 with the theme Our National Life. Daily programs include talks by Superintendent Barlow and others, paren ts and public attendance encouraged, highlighting education’s vital role in democracy and the nation’s future.
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Paro Fan
Barlow
Cementary
Htorje Mann Centennial
Dirsday
American Legion
Jamerican
PEST WARD MUTUAL DOINGS
Local weekly notes detail ward activities with the Journey Gatherers, Junior Gleaners, and West Ward M I A. Panels, discussions, and a Halloween party at East Ward lodge are described, including a finance talk, a mutual recreation night, and a Sunday M I A meeting scheduled for 7:30.
Local Couple to Wed Tonight in City Home
Sherwin Denson and Roena Mitchell, both of this city, will wed this Friday evening at the bride’s mother’s home. The ceremony is set for 7:30 with Walter G. Mitchell officiating. The couple, popular with the younger set, plan to reside here. Mrs. Maude M. Dalton was hospitalized for a blood transfusion after a recent hemorrhage. her daughters Myra and Beatrice came from Salt Lake City to be with her.
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Sherwin Denson
Roena Mitchell
Walter G. Mitchell
Reena
Bherwin
James Alma Gerson
Janie B. Mitchell
Thin City
Maude M. Dalton
Myra Sid Beatrice
Salt Lake City
Election results show Republican sweep except Cedar City treasurer
Tuesday polls divided offices between parties with Republicans winning mayor council seats and city recorder while Democrat Diaz Benson won treasurer. Vote totals reveal wide margins and party shifts, Cedar City's ticketing largely Republican except for treasurer. Local social noting Mrs Wendell Thrudford hosted a Bridge event with attendees from Cedar City and Parowan. luncheon and prizes awarded.
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A.ight
Mie
Republicana
E GC. Hatch
Tay D. Garner
John H. Pendleton
A. Masterman
L. J. Adams
Jr. Adams Hong
Joseph FP. Holyosk
Walter C_ Mitche
Marlo Topham
T. Weirdell Bayles
Fallowaatch
Garner
Masterman
Addis
Molyoak
Bayles
Lyman
Miteholl
Stevens
Topham
Whitney
Beacon
Clark
Benson
Jury List Drawn for November Court Term
Iron County citizens were drawn to serve as jurors for the November term by Clerk Howley, Treasurer Putlet, and Attorney Foster under Judge Hoyt. The panel, not guaranteed to be called, will convene at 2 p.m. Friday, November 26, with a Law and Motion day set for the following Monday to address default matters and set trial dates. Names listed include Alvin R. Denson, Dewey Dentley, Cullon Taylor, Alvin Decker, Wm. Gurr, Samuel Uilterman, Alvin Hlyall, George Fowler, and many others across Paragon, Cedar City, Summit, Modena, and surrounding areas.
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Iron County
Howley
Ptulet
Foster
Wim L. Hoyt
Mouday
Istehesen Iaet
Pahowan
Alvin R. Denson
Dewey Dentley
Cullon Taylor
Alyvin
Decker
Gurr
Samuel ‘Uilterman
Apiarose Ilyall
George BE
Fowler
Xmas Sewing And Chorus Clubs Organized By Recreation Leaders
Recreation leaders in W. PLA organize Christmas sewing and chorus clubs for junior girls in lower age groups. One session is Saturday 7 to 9 pm at Mrs. Berta Burton home, another Friday night at Mr. Della Mitchell home, and Friday afternoon 4 to 6 in the room used by the dancing class led by Mrs. Laurie Mortensem. Clubs run weekly until Christmas. Mothers are asked to bring children to the West Ward Church playroom on Tuesdays and Wednesdays 1 to 5 pm.
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West Ward
Change Made In Hours For Hunting Pheasants
The Utah Fish and Game Commissioner has extended pheasant hunting hours from sunrise to six pm on Sunday Monday and Tuesday next week in Iron County. All other proclamations on bag limits and sums remain in effect. A pheasant duck license costs two dollars and is valid for the season. a government stamp is required to hunt ducks.
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Iron County
Unemployment Director to Explain Compensation Law in Cedar City
TR Adams, director of the Unemployment Compensation Division of the State Industrial Commission, will address a public meeting at the Armory in Cedar City Tuesday November 3 at 7 p.m. He will explain the unemployment compensation law to Iron County employers and employees, noting benefits begin in January 1938 and the fund top is over 2 million dollars.
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TR. Adams
Unemployment Compensation Divlalog
State Industrial Commission
Cedar City
Ball Lake City
Adams
Iron County
Uta
Ron County
Adame
Mus Law Qwill
St. George
Phylus Benson and Jim Lloyd to Marry in Los Angeles
Miss Phyllis Mennon travels to Los Angeles where she will wed Jim D Lloyd next week. Lloyd, longtime resident, works at General Motors plant there. Ceremony planned after Cal prior three day wait. Lloyd son of Richard Lloyd helps run local telephone exchange. Both graduates of local high school active in community. Bride’s mother hosted a Rousseau tea for relatives and friends Wednesday afternoon.
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Phyllis Mennon
Los Angeles
Jim D. Lloyd
Sheen
General Motors
Cal Mortila
Lloyd
Richard Lloyd
Miss Benson
Phillip Benson
Rousseau
Red Cross Roll Call To Be Made Thursday
The annual Red Cross Roll Call will be made in Parowan on Thursday morning November 11. Nelson Fenton leads with Principal Glenn B Snow and Mer A N Kimball assisting to plan and direct a short campaign. Parowan’s quota is sixty dollars, a feasible target after last year’s donations. Red Cross Sunday follows, with brief talks at all churches arranged by Director Henry Oberhansley of the B A G.
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Red Cross
Nelson Fenton
Glenn B. Snow
Mer. A. N. Kimbell
Br.Fenton
Detalia
Parowan
Henry Oberhansley
Local students pledged to branch A. C. sorority
Phi Phi Alpha Beta Sorority of the Branch Agricultural College entertained Sunday for rushees with a theater party and 4 progressive dinner. Guests included Norma Bentley, Roma Bentley, Louise Mitchell, Margaret Pendleton, Claudie Pendieton, Sydney McConnell, Elgin Lunt, Patsy Patterson, Ruth Corry, Lucille Barlow, Esther Watton, Carmen Leigh, Florence Prince, Hazel Lovell, Doris Leigh, Mary Low Hart, Martha Fitzgerald, Nana Kenny, Gertrude Childs, Lois Lowman, Ione Highoo, Leora Petty, Mia Mary L. Bastow was guest of honor. Dinner theme Friendship. corsages to guests by Phi Alpha Beta.
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Phi Phi Alpha Beta Sorority
Branch Agricultural College
Norma Bentley
Roma Bentley
Louise Mitchell
Margaret Pendleton
Claudie Pendieton
Sydney McConnell
Elgin Lunt
Patsy Patterson
Ruth Corry
Lucille Barlow
Esther Watton
Carmen Leigh
Florence Prince
Hazel Lovell
Doris Leigh
Mary Low Hart
Martha Fitzgerald
Nana Kenny
Gertrude Childs
Lois Lowman
Ion
Marriage Licenses Issued This Week at County Clerk Office
J Lowe Levy 24 of Logan and Evelyn Jane Smith 23 of Cedar City. Lew Feekstrom 54 of Maurvalley and Efile Garter 32 of Pinevalley.
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J. Lowe Levy
Logan
Evelyn Jane Smith
Cadar City
Lew Feekstrom
Maurvalley
Efile Garter
Pinevalley
Armistice Day Observed By Parowan Legion Post
Armistice Day events announced by American Legion Post 20 Parowan include a dawn daybreak salute, parade, public meeting, music by the high school, a medal contest, readings, and an evening dance in the school gym. Activities involve Legionnaires, Auxiliary members, Red Cross, and a children's program.
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American Legion and Legion Auxiliary
Parowan Post
Legion
Totor
Legionaires
Legion Aux Wary i Red Cross
Mc Weight
Sundberg
East Ward Mutual Doings and Activities Report
Last Tuesday East Ward members visited the East Ward attendees including Aits, Fitzgerald and Mr Jess. A preliminary program listed piano duet, vocal solo, talks, and a story by Mrs Fitzgerald. Officers contest to attract large gatherings for both attitupl and sacrament meetings.
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Fitzgerald
Jess
Mala Mammett
Mary Macfarlane
Whitney Orton
Mx. Ilesa
Mra. Fitzgerald
Howard Joseph
Our
Young Lady School
Cedar Second Werd
Parowan Livestock Association to Meet Monday Night
The Parowan Livestock Association officers call a meeting for all members next Monday night at the Library auditorium to discuss range enlargement and improvements. The group aims to better manage cattle permits and enhance available grazing. Snow fell in high mountain areas, reaching several inches in places after a long dry spell and warm windless weather.
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Parowan Livestock Association
Sth
Libary Auditorium
M. Ly Skougeard
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Pest Ward Mutual Doings
Margaret Match
Marcella Tullis
Shorougny
M-ben
Tather
Kay Benson
Jean
Fata
M. I. A. Emery
East
Tlaia
Ioners
Wendell Thrudford
Canyon Road
Plue
Tree Bridge
Blaina Heipuxen
Howard Baker
Stewart Udell
Milton Rawson
Lawrence Olpit
James Apple
Paragonai
Barrnt
Jos
L. Topham
CEDAR
Lanell N. Lunt
Roberc Daust
Raymond Lunt
I. G. Kell
Lovin
Miles
J. L. Hornbuexle
Donald €. Urle
Aluta T. Janes
Myrtle A. Colvin
Alonzo Abletyom
Sherman Lamb
A. W. Kane
Frank Jackson
Ezra Thompson
Moron Perry
George A. Croft
Heber C
Mulvoak
Alfred Olsen
Summit
Carole Smith
Modena
Alma T. Fert
Phylus Benson
Jim Lloyd
One
Kimball
Fenton
Ilocal
A. C
East Ward Mutual ‘Doings
Livestock Association
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