Parow SA Stake Holds Quarterly LDS Conference Here
The Parow Stake of the Latter Day Saints will hold its regular quarterly conference this Saturday and Sunday with sessions at 2 PM Saturday and 7:30 PM, plus Sunday meetings at 10 AM and 7:30 PM at the West Ward and Fast Ward chapels. Church committees and general authorities are expected to attend and explain the social security plan and church activities.
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Parowsa
West Ward
Pe Ygheld
Fast Ward
Stake
Bf. TL. A M Association
Properly fill census blanks by reading questions closely
A public notice urges careful completion of the unemployment census forms next week. It warns that many will mistype names and maiden names, stressing reading each question, asking for help if needed, to avoid costly federal errors and ensure useful results.
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Fey
John Henry Smith
Pelte
J. . Smith
John
Maine
Post Office
Daughters of Pioneers to Meet Next Thursday
The local chapter of the Daughters of Pioneers holds its regular monthly meeting next Thursday November 1 at two o'clock. Mrs George Lowe of Oklahoma is hosting in the Pioneer Memorial Buildings with a lecture by Hazel Pendinton. Invited are all community members and older residents.
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Daughters Sector Pioneers
Meg Miay
Regio Homa
George
Lessoh
Ori Hazel Pendinton
Glea
Uteed
Tarewell Party Honor Elder Rupert Hulet
A tarewel testimonial and party is held this evening for Elder Rupert Hulet of the Parowsa West Ward, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Hulet, who leaves tomorrow to serve as a missionary for the Church. A program begins at 7:20 in the chapel, followed by a Recreation Hall dance at 8:30. Tickets are on a voluntary donation basis, with proceeds supporting the mission. The Genealogical Society, Relief Society, and M L A candy booth operate during the dance. Elder Hulet reports to the Mission Home in Salt Lake City Monday at 9 o'clock to prepare for service in the Western States mission with headquarters in Denver, Colorado.
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Rupert
Hulet
Wallace Hulet
Bop
Genealogical Society
City Council Holds Postponed Meeting
The November council meeting convened after two postponements due to election and quorum issues. The mayor ordered two WPA projects worth about 7000 dollars each to finish the tree replacement and pipeline work at Farbay, canyon, and a flood risk at the power intake. A census effort was urged with post office card checks by November 20.
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Recorder
Treasure
Water System
Farbay
Canyo
Skougard
Tina
Hateh
Parowan
Groo
State Highway Department
Road Commission
Giles Offerg
Diphtheria Case Increase Reported in State
A statewide health update shows diphtheria cases in the first ten months of 137 more than double the total for all of 1936. Dr. William McKay urges immediate toxoid inoculations in two or three doses, noting high virulence and urging physicians to keep immunization records for all children. State Health Commissioner Dr. J. L. Jones stresses urgency as cases rise in Emery and Carbon Counties.
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State Board of Health
William McNay
Division of
Comfounicable Disease Control
McKay
Jne Tetter
Learth
J. L. Jones
Emery
Carbon
Jones
Parowan High basketball sets practice tour schedule
Coach Ortaud Ward leads Parowan High School basketball on a practice tour to Panguitch and Circleville with a 14 man squad. Six seniors, eight juniors, and sophomores fill the bench as new rules speed play, including no center jump except start and end.
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Ortaud Ward
Parowan
Panguiteh
Circleville
Claude Adams
Strange Moora
Ward
Panguitch
Circcleville
Parowan High School
Chande Jensen
Merton Mitchell
Keith Warren
Doyle Topham
Bhermaen Lalone
Robbie Halterman
Kelyon Robinson
Paul Dalton
Douglas Davenport
Jack Halterman
Shirl Evans
Carlyle Hitler
DeMar Stubba
Leon Robinson
Falé
Relief Societies to Meet Together Next Week
East Ward Relief Society will join West Ward Society for their regular meeting on Tuesday next week instead of Wednesday. The literary lesson will be given with special readings. Raw ward officers urge all members to attend and vote.
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East Ward Relief Society
West Ward 5 Society
More Fish Planted in Yankee Reservoir
Four thousand more fish were planted at Yankee Reservoir last week, bringing this season's total to about twelve thousand. Planted fish last week were two to four inches long. Roy Benson and John B. Dalton visited the Beaver State Fish Hatchery for stock and reported potential future additions. The reservoir has seen heavy fishing and many small fish planted this year, suggesting a strong next season.
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Roy Benson
John
Dalton
State Fish Hatch @ry
Beaver
Yankee
Utah Urged To Enroll 27 650 In Red Cross
Red Cross chapters in Utah are urged by A. L. Schafer to enroll 27 650 members as the state quota for a national drive. The drive runs November 11 26 ending on Thanksgiving Day with six dollar chapters and Dow listing 16 162 members. Utah junior Red Cross has 67 480 junior members.
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Utah
Red Cross
A. L. Schafer
Pacific Area
Dow
Neeay
Stck
Scout Officials Meet in Cedar City November 19
Members of all stake presidencies AMgb counsellors and board members from six southern Utah counties and Southern Nevada gather in Cedar City on November 19 to boost Boy Scout interest. A Flying Squad of church leaders, led by Georga Albert Smith, will conduct the program with noted attendees including J Ballard and J Giles Ai. Also notes recent moves of residents Rogersons and Bennett family visiting in Vern Mortensen’s residence and Takevilew Oregon visitors.
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Amgb
Oanei
Will Inglade
Messin J
Ballard
George Q
Morris Op
Oscar Jinkhar
Julie D
Giles Ai
Imen
Unemployment Census To Be Taken Next Week
President directs a national unemployment census to begin Tuesday the 16th and end on Saturday the 26th. Census cards will be distributed through post offices on the 16th and must be mailed back by the 20th. Fourteen questions will measure the employment situation and require careful, accurate completion.
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United States
la Beng
Avery
Post Office Department
Armistice Day Observed In Fitting Manner Here
Armistice Day observance here with early morning salute parade and public meeting in the morning. An afternoon ball game between married and single men, a children’s dance, and a well attended evening dance followed. Miss Arline Bentley won the annual oratorical medal, with contestants including Pam Dalton and Lyle Robb. Visitors Mr and Mrs L Welson Maredew came from Cedar City via Armistice Day.
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Laglon and
Misa
Sundberg
Arline Bentley
Thia
Legion
Pam Dalton
Lyle Robb
Paragonan
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Daughters OF Pioneers
Tarewell Party
Tomget
Elder Rupert Hulet
Red Goove
Medical-Wealth Service of the Red Cross
Joseph Hermansen
Mrs. Johansen
Ephralm
Mr. Hermansen
Hermansen
Focal Mill
Yankee Reservinz
Thes
Cedar City
Joan Rogerson
Familly
Vern Mortensen
My. Dell Bennett
Takevilew
Oregon
WFA
NYA
CCU
Hatoh
Anawera
Mr. L. Welson Maredew