Army inductees to leave Tuesday morning and more
The draft list shows fourteen men to depart with five from this area, seven from county went to the Marines or Navy recently, including Grayson, Gurr, Alma Dalton, Gordon Tatheson, and Jay Rogerson of Paragonah. Others entered the Navy or Marine service, while some were rejected. A farewell social was held Monday evening for locals prior to departure. The County Selective Service Board reports deferments for three applicants and reviews appeal cases. The December call will require forty three men to report for examination in Salt Lake City on December 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tounty
Navy
Army
Iltes
Grayson, Gurr
Alma Dalton
Gordon Tatheson
Jay Rogerson
Purewall
Renry ‘T Zuvy
Fidon County
L. P. Judd
Alexander Angelo
Lyle Donald Petty
Paul F Butcher
J. LeGrande
Negev
Dean Colvin
Cedar Gy
Paul R Williams
Kanta
Wil‘hans
Seaape
Fagene Robinson
Lewis Benson
Parowan
Grant H. Seaman
Jaynence
Misel
Carrol O.lds
Cedar City
Orfen Lam~mmaux
Paragonah
County Selective Service
Osrd
Wed
Charles Forest Hunter
Jack V. Hunter
State Appeal Board
grant+ VV
Adams
Norman Lee Uel
Robert Farten Platt
Agrculural
Irenny
Saltire City
Taylor's Cafe Improvements Spurred by Owners
Taylor's Cafe owners Mr and Mrs F E Taylor announce improvements costing hundreds of dollars. They replace aging booths with more comfortable seating and install new rear chairs for better service, plus a new floor. The work aims to accommodate more customers and modernize the dining area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor's
F. E. Taylor
Civic Clubs Hold Annual Meeting in Richfield
The Associated Civic Clubs of Southern Utah hold their annual meeting Saturday in Richfield with an 11 am executive session and a 2:30 pm public directors meeting. Speakers include Ora Bundy on water development, Chester Olsen on fire prevention, Pat Arnold, Elmo Irons, and Lowell Farmer, with T. W. Jensen reporting on the Denver condition. Lions Club of Richfield hosts and officers to be elected for the ensuing year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated ‘Civic Clubs of
Southern Utah
Richfield
Ora Bundy
Department of Publicity and Industrial Development
Chester Olsen
Forest Service
Pat Arnold
Gunnison
Elmo Irons
Morani
Lowell Farmer
Panguitch
T. W. Jensen
Denver
Lions Club of
Parowan Contributes 710 To War Fund Amid Shortfall
Parowan narrowly misses its quota in the United War Fund Drive of Utah, contributing 710 dollars and 75 cents toward an 803 dollar goal. Arthur Joseph led the local drive, with Cedar City official John Rawberry praising Iron County for strong statewide support and inviting public inspection of contributor records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United War Fund
Utah
Parowan
Arthur Joseph
Joseph
John Rowberry
Cedar City
Tha ‘Times
Foseph
Rawberry
Iron County
Schools to Start At 5 90 Next Monday Morning
The local grade and high schools will begin at 7 30 a.m. next Monday, reducing start by half an hour. Principal L B Bennett says 8 a.m. was too early with shorter days, and if this change proves ineffective, the start will be shifted to 9 a.m. or 10 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. B. Bennett
Parowan Seniors Plan Barn Dance December 3
Parowan high school seniors announce a barn dance Friday evening December 3 with refreshments and music by Rhythm Kings. Attendees may see a playful mix of bath robes to baking suits while seniors wear aprons and overalls. Local families and townspeople are urged to attend as a community gathering before Thanksgiving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parowan High School
Rhythm Kings
Utahns Asked To Conserve Electricity
J Hamilton Calder of Provo leads the Utah War Emergency Power Association urging Utahns to follow the war production boards conservation plan. He notes no mandatory curtailment but stresses avoiding Christmas lighting to save bulbs and fuels. The association unites public and private utilities to assure steady electricity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah War Emergency Power Association
J. Hamilton Calder
Provo Today
Calder
War Production Board
Office of War Utilities
Americana
Utah
Former resident Thelda Richardson stars in Indian opera
Thelda Richardson, longtime Parowan resident now in San Fernando, gains wide acclaim as an opera singer in American Indian works. Reports note her lead roles in Osceola and Moscenia at Wilshire Ebell, plus her prior Tosca performances and community leadership roles in Hollywood and Pasadena stakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelda Richardson
H. J. Mortensen
North Hollywood
Ong
Parowan
Thomas ‘Lemmon
San Fernando
Taliita
Wilshire Ebeltheater
Theida Richardson
eMire
Richardson
Singing Mothers of Hollywood Stake
Pasadena Stake
San Fernando Stake
North Hollywood Ward Relief Society
Stillsnother
At & P
Salvage Committee Launches Old Clothes Drive
The Local Salvage Committee calls for used clothes outgrown by families to aid Europeans as winter nears. Donors should bundle donations and bring them to Mrs. Mary Lyman by noon Monday November 29, for sorting in Cedar City before shipment. All garments for men women and children are needed and usable clothing will not be sent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
National Salvage Headquarters
Cedar City
Lown
Mary Lyman
Special Dee Deer Hunt Commences Saturday
The state announces a 2700 head deer hunt across eight sections from November 27 to December 5. Hornless deer only permitted. Permits sold in Parowan for Paragonah area at $2 with about 125 left. Requires a 1943 Big Game Hunting license. Deer area spans Little Creek canyon to Cottonwood and Bear Valley divides. Also noted next Tuesday is the delinquent tax deadline for 149 with a 2 percent penalty after that date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Ulah
Psragonah
Gunlock
Dixie Game Preserve
Games Department
Parowan
Paragonah
Mitchell
Little Creek Canyon
Cottonwood
Mineral
Willow
Clair Hulet
Parowan Times
Combined Chorus to Practice Sunday Night
A practice of the combined chorus of Victory Chorus ladies and Yankee Singers men will be held in the West ward chapel Sunday at 7 30 PM. Members are urged to attend promptly. Mr and Mrs Rees Brown and family of Garvey California visiting here and in Cedar City. They are coordinating with home folks and will return home after temple rites in St George. Mr and Mrs Jewett Wood of Kanarra spent Thanksgiving with relatives here. Forrest Wood arrives from Farragut Idaho where he trains for the Navy this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Pendleton
Cedar City
John
the Times
Ladies of the Victory Chorus
Men of the
Yankee Singers
Westward Chapel
Asl
Rees Brown
Garvey
California
Los Angeles
Tess
Marion
Glenn
Temple
St George
Jewett Wood
Kanarra
Farris Evans
Land
Arrol Taylor
Lewis Dalton
Forrest Wood
Farragut
Idaho
Navy
Funeral Services Sat For Edgar Dalton
Funeral services will be held Saturday afternoon at 2 oclock in the Parowan East ward chapel for Clarence Edgar Dalton a longtime Parowan resident who died in Long Beach California last Saturday from heart trouble. The body will arrive today and lie at the home of his brother John S Dalton until the service. Born May 21 1880 he lived in Parowan most of his life before moving to California twenty five years ago. He worked at sawmills as a freighter and as a tread builder and later drove trucks in California. He married Hannah Taylor Orton in July 1902 and she died in 1941. He leaves six children Clarence Brandt Dalton Carol Aaresim and Ruth Dalton in Long Beach area a sister Mrs Ethel Levi in Denver and brothers Joseph B and John Dalton of Parowan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parowan East Ward
Clarence Edgar Dalton
Long Beach
California
Jess Sayman
Dalton
Clarence
John S. Dalton
Edward
Delila Clark Dalton
Hannah Taylor Orton
Brandt Dalton
Carol Aaresim
Ruth Dalton
Ethel Levi
Denver
Joseph B
John & Dalton
Parowan
Government Sets Cattle Price Peg Plan and Subsidies
The live cattle price program announced by Fred M. Vinson aims to stabilize prices for farmers and protect consumers. Price ranges by grade are listed with subsidies to non processing slaughterers and special support for small enterprises to ensure steady meat supply. The policy seeks to deter extreme losses and encourage orderly markets while allowing deductions from subsidies for prices outside the set levels. James N. Connell returns from Los Angeles planning to serve as Stake Missionary at St George temple. Homer C Parcells reports promotion to Sergeant in U S Army medical corps and deployment to India after Mediterranean service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred M. Vinson
Washingte T.C
Judge Vinson
James N. Connell
Los Angeles
Cedar
St. George Temple
Lena Benson Announces Marriage of Daughter
Mrs Lena M Benson announces the marriage of her daughter Hildreth Arene to Sergeant F E Patton to be solemnized in the Salt Lake Temple on Saturday November 27. Hildreth is a graduate of Provo High School and Brigham Young University and teaches in Davis County. The groom is son of Mrs Lettie M Patton of Spanish Fork and a BYU graduate assigned to Port Douglas, with possible transfer to San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena M. Benson
Salt Lake City
Hildreth Arene
F. E. Patton
Salt Lake Temple
Pstowan High School
Brigeham Young University
Davis County
Lettie M. Patton
Spanish Fork
Port Douglas
San Francisco
Hildreth
Judges Named For School Election In Iron County
Iron County Board of Education selected polling place judges for the upcoming election in Precinct One. Paragonah Summit Enoch and Cedar Valley will host four polling sites with opening at 9 a.m. and closing at 7 p.m. Judges listed include Ray Stones Ethel Robbs Alta Dalton Jon Dalley Sylva Stapley Mrs Edward Fife Estelle Grimshaw Grice Whaindusdar Valley Erastus Jones John Sherratt Cora Stucki. Incumbent district representatives Lemuel Abbott and Thomas A. Topham of Paragonah will appear on the ballot with a write-in option allowed by law. Local sentiment on nominees was not yet known and interest appeared limited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iron County Board of Education
Tron County
Paragonah
Summit
Enoch
Cedar Valley
Cedar Bottoms
Ray Stones
Ethel S. Robbs
Alta Dalton
Jon H. Dalley
Sylva Stapley
Edward Fife
Estelle Grimshaw
Ees Armstrongy
Grice
Lemuel Abbott
Thomas A. Topham
Balla
Blue stamps in ration book four not valid until February
Blue stamps in War Ration Book Four remain invalid until February when green stamps A B and C will be used for processed foods. S M Clark chairman of the rationing board notes Utah misuse of blue stamps in Book Four and confirms only green stamps are valid for processed foods until next February. Also updates on local residents including Mrs Phil Benson Mrs S A Halterman and Barbara Matheson recovering in hospital and notes Captain Vivian B Decker’s recent departure with munitions for the front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. M. Clark
Foces Rationing Board
Utah
Phil Benson
5. A. Halterman
Benson
Halterman
Barbara Matheson
Ogden
Simon A. Mathegon
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Taylor's Cafe
Pella Marsden
Wreek
Fin Kent
Florence
Berkeley
David P. Bar
U. S. Nnd
Kent
Sister
Bay Area
the Bartons
Han
Moroni ‘Wauley
Rulon Topham
Ate City
Fadon
Amelia Mdther
War Fund
Darwin B. Taylor
Clayton Taylor
Army Air, Forces Training Command
Chanule Field
Ilinois
San Diego
Wm J. Gurr
Sheldon Clark
Jana
Ivan Orton
Sesson
Ne J. Barlow
Edgar Dalton
H.C. Percells
Homer C. Parcells
India
Medical Corps
U. S. Army
Lena Benson
Ivan Decker
Vivian B. Decker
Par~wan
U. S
Alabama
San Pedro
Cedar Cuy
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