Special Meetings Highlight Parowan Conference Weekend
Special meetings and social events for senior Aaronic Priesthood, Elders, and Parowan Stake members open the Quarterly Conference. Priesthood session at 7:30 p.m. Saturday in Parowan First Second Ward Chapel, social in Recreation hall, and Sunday sessions at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. in Parowan Third Ward Chapel with talks by three returned missionaries and a chorus performance.
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Elders’ Quorume
Parowan Stake
Parowan First Second Ward
J. Harold Mitchell
Stake
D. Watson Adama
Third Ward
Parowan
Summit
Barbara Lee Jones
Willard Jones
Enoch
Northwestern States
Vilo Adams
Ancil J. Adams
Great Lakes
Dale Holyoak
Vernon Holyoak
Parowan High School Lailes Chorus
Wilford Young
Summit Ward
Commissioners Hold Brief Session In Parowan Utah
Iron County commissioners met Monday to canvass November election returns and confirm County Clerk figures. They asked Union Pacific Railroad to authorize a new crossing in Karalante Valley development. Johnstone sought county insurance for road improvements between Lund and Treor. The board arranged a meeting with State Highway Patrol for 14 hour police radio service from Cedar City city hall. County property transactions and claims against the county were reviewed.
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Hearl of
Iron County Commissioners
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Karalante Valley
Paul Christenson
State Highway Patrol
Diac
Raio Trans
Cedar Cl
Primary Union Meeting Set for November 20
Union meeting for Primary officers and teachers in Parowan Stake will be held Thursday November 20 at 7 30 p m in the Parowan First Second Ward Chapel. Jean Hendrickson Stake Primary president announced the event.
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Parowan Stake
Jean Hendrickson
Parowan First-Second Ward
Parowan High PTA Plans House To House Membership Drive
The Parowan High School Parent Teachers Association will begin a house to house membership drive for juniors and seniors, led by Mrs. Claude Adams. Room mothers from six grades will run the effort, and a dues increase from 25 to 50 cents was approved at the school open house. The calendar includes a monthly activity or meeting with the theme Guidance in the School, aiming for 100 percent membership.
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Parowan High School
Parent Teachers’ Association
Claude Adams
Adams
School forms Advanced Business club with officers
Students in Advanced Business classes create a business club at the high school. Officers include President Anne Talbot Vice President Lake Hunt Secretary Donna Tullis Bookkeeper Rayma Thornton Historian Vernetta Page Reporter Sata Ward serves as Board member along with Ida Talbot Betty Smith and Merna Halterman. The group aims to assist organizations with business tasks such as typing and related needs.
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Anne Talbot
Lake Hunt
Donna Tullis
Rayma Thornton
Vernetta Page
Sata Ward
Ida Talbot
Betty Smith
Merna Halterman
Parowan Chamber elects Sorenson president at social
Dr. Sorenson L. W. Sorenson was elected president of the Parowan Chamber of Commerce at a Saturday election. Dr Carlson Torry was chosen vice president and W. Kirkly secretary-treasurer with several others named to board positions. The event included games, dancing, and refreshments at Parowan High School. A follow up meeting will set future activities.
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Rey Lyman
W. Clair Rowley
D. Watson Adams
Ivan Decker
Saunders Clark
Leonard Orton
Thales Brown
Eames
Jane
Sorenson
Maxine Rasmussen Wins Legion Oratorical Contest
Maxine Rasmussen a junior at Parowan High School won the Armistice Day oratorical contest held by American Legion Post No 20. Her speech America, a Land of Refuge noted Mr A C Hatch as the inspiration and her first public effort. Dor othy Simkins and Marna Heap reached the finals with Rasmussen.
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Maxine Resmasnen
Parowan High School
American Legion Post No. 20
America
Land of Refuge
A. C. Hatch
Marna Heap
Dorothy Simkins
Armistice Day fete heard speakers at notices
News notes an Armistice Day fete where Misa Heap spoke on Thank God I Am An wertean and Mise Simkins discussed The United Nations end Peace, highlighting civic observance and themed talks by local participants.
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Misa Heap
Wertean
Mise Simkins
United Nations
Parowan Times seeks reader tips for hometown news
Readers are urged to submit tips to help improve the Parowan Times. Judges selected a winner for a feature, with gold medal presented by Max Dalley. Notes mention local figures and contributors, including Mias Rasmussen and Daryle Chase, with High School Band music and ongoing column work by Mrs Haidah Hulet and others.
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Haidah Hulet
Parowan
West Side
Town
Tone Orton
Hilma Lamoreaux
Paragonah
Times Office
Unknown Diabetics Sought In Nationwide Drive
Million unknown diabetics targeted in a nationwide effort. Marriage of Retta Draper Moran Utah to Ivan Decker Parowan Nevada ceremony performed October 25 in Elko Nevada by Bishop Grany Turner L.D.S. The couple plan Boise Homedale Idaho honeymoon and reside Parowan.
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Retta Draper
Moran
Utah
Jvan Decke
Parowan
Elko
Nevada
Grany W. Turner
L.D
Bishop
Decker
Glade Smith
M.I.A
Relief Society of Moron
Chamber of Commerce
Boise
Homedale
Idaho
Social Security Rep Visits Cedar City For Benefit Info
Mr. Sterling K. Peterson of the Provo Social Security Office will be at the Utah State Employment Service in Cedar City from 4 00 AM to 3 00 PM on Tuesday November 18 for social security business with locals. Farm and ranch workers over 65 who have at least 1 1 2 years under social security may receive benefits when their work ends. Benefits apply for any month earnings under 75, even if they plan to work later. Residents are urged to apply for retirement or survivors benefits with Mr Peterson during his visit.
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Sterling K. Peterson
Provo Social Security Office
Cedar City
Utah State Employment Service Office
Peterson
Parowan
L. W. Sorenson
Birthday notices from the Lion Club calendar
The coming week’s celebrations include Eldon O. Smith and Becky O. Smith on November 17, Warren Dale Evans, Leta R. Evans on November 20, Rees M. Miller, Jay L. Evans, Anna P. Stubbs on November 22, Clair Slater, Dorothy W. Rowley on November 23, Nellie D. Pritchard on November 24, Hal Evans on November 25, and E. Ray Lyman on November 26.
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Eldon O. Smith
Becky O. Smith
Warren Dale Evans
Leta R. Evans
Rees M. Miller
Jay L. Evans
Anna P. Stubbs
Craig Adams
Clair Slater
Dorothy W. Rowley
Nellie D. Pritch
Church Doings and Relief Society Toy Drive
The First Ward Relief Society invites all ladies to a regular Literary meeting on November 17. The Second Ward Relief Society similarly calls for good attendance at its Literary meeting on November 17. Auxiliary groups urge families to donate used toys for repair and reuse in the church nursery.
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First Ward Relief Society
Second Ward Relief Society
Relief Society
Parowan Times salutes Leslie A. Topham on first birthday
The Parowan Times congratulates Leslie A. Topham son of Alma Topham Paragonah on his first birthday observed November 11 Alton Merrill will photograph all one year olds free of charge and images will appear in the Times and Deseret News at no cost.
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The
Parowan Times
Leslie A. Topham
Alma Topham
Paragonah
Alton D. Merrill
Times
Deseret News
Personal News Notes From Parowan Area
News notes report health updates and visits in Parowan and nearby communities. Clara Gray of Lakeview Oregon underwent major surgery and showed light improvement. Boyd Morris of Callente Nevada and family visited Parowan as he teaches at Panaca High School. John Mitchell hosted Taulby Lemming and family from Southern California. Margaret Stubbs travelled to California with her son-in-law Dyle Adams. Bertrand Miller of Salt Lake City stayed with relatives in Parowan. Omet Reese underwent major surgery at Iron County Hospital and was improving. Georgia Stowe, local abstractor, entered Iron County Hospital for major surgery.
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Martha Dalton
Clara Gray
Lakeview
Oregon
Clara
Georgia P. Stowe
Iron Co. Hospital
Diabetes Week Set For November 16 22 in Parowan Area
Diabetes Week runs November 16 to 22 with free sugar analyses offered by Dr L W Sorenson in Parowan and surrounding areas to detect undiagnosed diabetes. The campaign aims to test all ages and stress early detection and control to prevent fatal outcomes.
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Sorenson
Parowan
Happenings in Paragonah and region
Paragonah news notes Ernest Topham returns home after hospitalization while Albert Jones visits from Cedar City. Hiwin and Rosemary Talbot relocate to Paragonah and settle in the old Lamoreaux home. Cradle news reports several births including Angela Orton on November 5 weighing 6 pounds 13 ounces and Bradley awaiting at home with grandparents. Jim Stones welcomes a nine pound son. Stone grandparents listed in Paragonah and California. Cedar City arrivals include Smith Stapley baby girl born at Iron County Hospital. Nora Lund plans California trip with Whitlocks. Gaytha Benson and daughter Gay Lynn visit while Gaytha recovers from operation.
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Max Yarbrough
Beaver
Tron County Hospital
David
Parowan
J. Alma Benson
Mothe
Mro
Het Merchant
Bud Orton
Cedar City
Angela
Bradley
Clark Robb
Winston Orton
Smith Stapley
Iron County Hospital
Social Notes of Club Gatherings and Quilting Evenings
Mrs. Ralph Orton entertained Tri- Club members last week at her parents home the R L Fentons. Girls assisted by quilting during the evening. Mrs Willard Decker received a stork gift. Dainty refreshments were served. Mrs Georgia Holyoak hosted the Y W V Club Friday evening with quilting and visiting followed by refreshments.
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Ralph Orton
Tri- Club
R.L. Fentons
Willard Decker
Georgia Holyoak
Y.W.V. Club
Holyoak
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