Special Deer Permits Disposed Of In One Day
About 200 special deer hunting permits sold in a single morning at the Court, far exceeding last year’s totals. Most permits went to California and Utah residents, with Beaver and Washington county residents also buyers. State officials plan deputy game wardens and posted lands to curb trespass as locals push limits to protect the deer herd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cary Tuniday
Clair Hulet
Summit Canyon
Cottonwood Canyon
Owan
California
Cedar City
Beaver
Parsgowan
Washington County
St Wirge
Springdale
Newell R. Frei
State Fish and Game Commission
Salt Lake City
St. George
Connell Marries St George Lady in Temple Ceremony
James N Connell of this city wed Mrs An ne M Webb of St George in a St George temple ceremony officiated by President Harold S Snow. The couple, at a Nov 10 ceremony, hosted a reception at the bride’s home with relatives from Las Vegas MilAford Parowan Cedar City and Pendleton US Navy. A group of eighteen neighbors later surprised the couple with a pot luck lunch and gifts as they begin life in St George.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County
James N. Connell
St.George
Harold S. Snow
St. George Temple
Anne M. Webb
St. George
Raypple
Las Vegas
R. W. Jones
Milaford
S. A. Matheson
Sadie Bayles
Calvin Con
Parowan
L. N Marsden
Wm. R.palmer
Cedar City
Mrr
Connell
Mig City
Golden Wedding for Mr and Mrs Stevens in November
Mr and Mrs Joseph Stevens of this city celebrate their fiftieth wedding anniversary with an Open House on Sunday November 25 from 2 to 6 pm and a dance on Monday night November 26 in the Recreation hall. They were married November 26 1895 in St George temple. They have nine children eight living, twenty one grandchildren and one great grandchild.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Stevens
Stevens
St. George Temple
Bertha Topham
Paragonah
Ervin Stevens
Provo
Marie S. Smith
Beaver
Violet S. Cummings
Salt Lake City
Arnold Y. Stevens
Mr Pleasant
Lois ’S. Bryant
Cedar City
Ada S. Hullinger
Denver
Cole
Sgt
J. Hillman Stevens
Tran
Persia
U. S. Army
Frozen locker plant rises at Southern Utah Dairy
Walls and roof are nearly complete for the new frozen locker plant to be installed by the Southern Utah Dairy Company. The building will house lockers and a quick freeze room with partition walls going in. Sixty to ninety day completion is not yet certain due to equipment delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Utah Dairy Company
Celery Coop Officials Plan Next Year’s Planting
Utah Celery Cooperative leaders discuss plans for planting vegetables including potatoes carrots celery cabbage cauliflower and peas for next year in Iron County. An assessment of seed and fertilizer needs will be reported at the Cedar City meeting November 26. Potatoes and carrots from Iron County earned praise for quality and packaging this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gerber
Utah Celery Cooperative
Ed E. Davies
Utah Celery Coop
Iron County
Coop
E. M. Corry
Rolce B. Nelson
Chearman
L. E. Davis
Orson Bryant
Roe Palmer
The
Ass'n
Cedar City
Gerber
Army Air Transport honors page carries three promotions
Staff Sergeant Earl W. Orton of Parowan and Staff Sergeant Homer R. Whitney of Santa Maria Azores receive promotions in the Air Transport Command. Lt. Paul W. Warby earns an Air Medal for meritorious aerial operations. Warby’s award was announced at Kahuku Army Air Base after missions with the 30th Bombardment Group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air Transport Command
Karachi
India
Earl W. Orton
Ellis Orton
Paro Wan
Wm. H. Turner
Seventh Air Force
Paul W. Warby
Army Air Forces
Warby
Saipan
30Th Bombardment Group
Kahuku Army Air Base
Oahu
Hawaii
Florian M. Warby
A. B. Matheson
Men Returned From Service During Week
Master Sergeant Hillman Adams is home visiting his mother after serving with the Army Air Corps in the India Burma theater. He has been in the regular army since 1935 and will re enlist after a 90 day leave, likely reporting to Lowry Field near Denver. Pvt Reid Orton, son of Mr and Mrs Clark Orton, arrived home from a Texas army camp after a lengthy hospital stay and recuperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orton
Arm
Parowan High School
Union Oil Company of
California
China
Hillman Adams
Army Air Corps
India-Burma
Hillman
Lowery Field
Denver
Pvt
Reid Orton
Clark Orton
Texas
Navy Discharges Bring Rowley and Pendleton Home
Ronald F. Rowley seaman first class and Kent Pendleton SM 2nd class were honorably discharged from the Navy at Shoemaker California. Rowley has lived in Panguiteh with Pearl W. Rowley and served since last spring. Pendleton, after several years in the Pacific, spent a month at home and was stationed at Norfolk Virginia after furlough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald F. Rowley
Thomas H. Rowley
Pearl W. Rowley
Panguiteh
Navy
Shoemaker
California
Kent Pendleton
Mabel Pendleton
Kent
Islands
Pacific
Norfolk
Local Soldier Homes In Minersville And Cedar City
Ellis Carter, son of Mr and Mrs Horace Carter of Minersville, and husband of Carol Decker Carter, has returned home after four years in the Army, with a recent West Indies posting. He and Mrs. Carter are staying in Cedar City where he works. Dee M Bettridge, son of Mr and Mrs Webster Bettridge, discharged after three years in the Army Air Corps, arrived home yesterday. He helped maintain heavy bombers and was working on B-29s before the war’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Set. Ellis Carter
Horace Carter
Minersville
Carol Decker Carter
West Indies
Carter
Cedar City
Cpl
Dee M. Bettridge
Webster Bettridge
Army Air Corps
Dee
Two Men Named for Cedar City School Board Seat
Dr J S Prestwich seeks re election as president of the Cedar City District No three Board of Education. He faces Herschel M Neeley owner of Westside Grocery Cedar City in a December 5 election for a five year term. Other board members include Samuel Abbott Paragonah R L Fenton Parowan Wilson N Lunt Cedar City and Wells A Williams Kanarra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Cedar City
J. S. Prestwich
Herschel M. Neeley
Westside
Mr. Neeley
Charles R. Hunter
Karl Gardner
Leland S. Berensen
Lyman Levy
L. D. Watson
Samuel Abbott
Paragonah
R. L. Fenton
Parowan
Wilson N. Lunt
Wells A. Williams
Kanarra
Parowan West ward appoints new Relief Society and Primary officers
The Parowan West ward completes its auxiliary reorganization with Edna S. Hatch as Relief Society president and Arvilla Halterman as Primary president. Maggie Page, Mettie D. Robinson serve as councillors in Relief Society, Getta Orton and Dixie Mortensen as Primary councillors, Eva Guyman as secretary and treasurer. Ralph Hulet joins YMMIA as second assistant. Arthur Joseph succeeds T. Alvin Decker in the Seventies quorum presidency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parowan West Ward
Relief Society
Ralph Hulet
T. Alvin Decker
Arthur Joseph
Wards Cannery Opens To Public Next Friday
Bishop Jess W Guyman announces wards cannery will be open for ward members to can meat for home use on Friday afternoon November 30. Bring meat and be ready to stay and assist with canning and packing Your own cans may be purchased at local stores. Frank E Patten arrived on furlough from the army to visit wife Hildreth B Patten. they with Lena Benson went to Salt Lake City for Thanksgiving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess W. Guyman
East Ward
Frank E. Patten
Hildreth B. Patten
Lena Benson
Salt Lake City
Navy veteran Arden Richards receives discharge after three years
Arden Richards of this city, son of David H. Richards, has been discharged after over three years of service in the US Navy aboard various craft. He was home in August for his first furlough in months and previously participated in campaigns that landed forces on the Philippines, Okinawa, and other Pacific islands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arden Richards
David H. Richards
Arden
Philippines
Okinawa
Pacific Islands
Marine veteran Murray Rawson to settle in Utah Idaho
Murray Rawson was released from the US Marine Corps last week and took his wife back to northern Utah or southern Idaho to establish a home. He served in several of the last island battles of the Pacific war with active duty noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray Rawson
US Marine Corps
P. H. Gurr
Utah
Idaho
Mr. Rawson
Exchange Club Hears Committee Reports At Park Land Talks
The Puro Wan Exchange Club discussed land needed for a new road around Breaks and possible parks service transfer. E Ray Lyman said land owners seek grazing land trades or sale at 25 dollars per acre, with one asking 50 dollars. condemnation may occur if a deal cannot be struck. A deal with Watson Adams for adjacent land was discussed, and CCC buildings tenure for Parwan City was considered. The next meeting is set for December 3 at Taylor's Cafe with an entertainment committee named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purowan Exchange Club
E. Ray Lyman
W. Clair Rowley
Park Service
Watson Adams
Parks Service
Lyman
M. House
Grazing Service
Parwan City
CCC
House
Taylor’s Cafe
Howard Ward
Claude Burton
Karl Mitchell
Homer Adams
Christmas Seal Sale Arrives and Seals Ready for Purchase
Mrs Arthur Joseph chairing this year’s drive announces seals are available at the post office and by canvass next week by 7th to 9th grade girls from Parowan school. Many will receive seals by mail. state mailing lists are incomplete, so community effort is urged. Send money to state headquarters or return unsold seals if not paying. Bishop Jess Guymon notes Eastward Sacrament meeting program on Sunday November 25 features talks by recently returned ward service members. Mrs Cliff Wilson visited from Hurricane for Thanksgiving with her mother Mrs Ella Green and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Joseph
Parowan School
State Committee
Joseph
Jess Guymon
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ton Pendleton
US Navy
Geodruff Pendleton
D of Guadalcanal
Solo
Alice C. Mitchell
Clark
Mitchells
Nellie M. Clark
Salt City
Mark Golden
Celery Coop
Norman M. Adams
Hugh L. Adams
Fort Riley
Kansas
Sid Pritchard
Wm. Dee
U. S
Continent
Earth
Linle Henry Kingsley Cookson
Coast Guard
Henry J. Cookson
Washington, D.C
Santa Maria
Azores
Homer R. Whitney
1391St Aaf
Santa Maria Island
Whitney
Army
B. E. Whitney
City
West Ward
Exchange Club
Cliff Wilson
Ella Green
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