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Parowan Times

Location

Parowan, Utah, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1937

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Utah Game Commission Proclaims Fall Hunting Rules

Utah Game Commission and Board of Big Game Control issue proclamations detailing open dates and regulations for deer elk and duck seasons this fall. Deer season opens Oct 20 and runs to Oct 30 with Parowan-Paragonah reserve closed. elk Nov 7 to 20. deck hunting Nov 1 to 30. Spotlights and certain rifles banned. firearms rules apply to ducks and other fowl. Panguitch lakes closed Sept 30. pheasant season tentatively planned after three day open season.

Newell P. Cook Board of Big Game Control Wwe Wil Temala Othmytar Wlarene

Modern Sprinkling System At Parowan School Grounds

JW Shotwell of Beaver begins installation of a modern sprinkler system at Parowan school grounds with a contract approved at the Septembers post meeting. The project covers 200 feet at a cost of 5. The school board also approved heating plant improvements to Cedar Wheel and approved six third-party school routes to mobility passes for buses connecting Modend Enterprise Cotar Newcastle Kaharre Cedar Wheel.

Shotwell Beaver Parowan Ita Cedac Alldlog Biblic Oes Modend Iterprise Cotar Newcastle Kaharre

Primary Officers Prepare to Sing at KSUB Church Hour

The primary officers and teachers of Parowan are to sing at KSUB Sunday evening during the Church Service Hour. A special practice is set for tomorrow afternoon in the West Ward chapel for all primary officers and teachers, stake and ward.

Parowan KSUK Getaber West Ward Aker

Mortensens Buy Big Farm at Delta Forty Acre Deal

Delta reports the Joreph R Mortensens family closed a seal on a fourteen hundred acre farm at Delta for 42000 dollars total. The farm is water rich and productive with nine thousand bushels of grain threshed, a bumper Alfa seed crop sold at 25 65 per hundred pounds, and 4000 sheep fattened last year with timber contracted for this year's feeding season.

Delta Joreph R. Mortenusa Mortensons

City And Fields Buy Canyon Well Equipment

At a special meeting City Pounce money changed hands as Parowanity and the Melds completed the purchase of government owned canyon well gear. The pump motor and transformers will stay for emergency use linked to the city power plant. The machinery cost over 1400 dollars and was briefly used to augment the city water system. The council approved keeping it on standby for 240 dollars for possible future shortages.

Toro Berore Counel Elty

CCC Positions Open to Boys Outside Relief Group

CCC openings extend to boys not in relief families under regulations. Eligible ages 17 to 25, unmarried with no dependents, may join if they agree to deposit 22.90 monthly to the government until discharge, with 22.00 held as a savings and 99.09 paid as spending money. Contact Welfare Office to register promptly.

CCC Conpa Flanad War Department

Parowan Boy Weds Girl From Paragonah Quiet County Court Ceremony

Frank Whitney of Parowan and Dora Williamson of Paragowah married last Monday in a courthouse ceremony conducted by County Clerk W. Clair Rowley. The couple, both well known in their communities, plan to reside with Lavern Benson Durham while repairing their home.

Frank Whitney City Dora Williamson Paragonals Court House W. Clair Rowley Prank Wm. F. Whitney Ami Dotsla Edwie Williamson Paragowah James Benson Prrowan Tita Lavern Benson Durham

Local students leave to attend higher education across the state

Within the last two weeks Jazee Tuwinbet of Parowan reports many local youths enrolling in colleges statewide. Most attend the Branch Age Ventural College in Cedar City for proximity and commuting by bus. Others study at Brigham Young University Provo, with a list of students and schools including Hillman Stevens Jim Haycock Karl Richards and several others in various institutions such as UAC Logan USAC Salt Lake City Dixie College and Arizona State Teachers College Flagstaff.

Jazee Tuwinbet Parowan Ventural Callera Cadar City Provo Hillman Stevens Jim Haycock Karl Tishards Homer Pareril Chester Ate Roma Norma Pentley Virginia Mortensen Glaudia Margaret Pendleton Louisa Mitchell Aorria Melvin Rowley BALC West Riding Karl Richards Nelson Marsden Helen Arizona State Teachers’ College Flagstaff

D O P Officers Attend Convention at Hurricane

Daughters of the Pioneers from the local camp attended a district convention in Hurricane last Saturday to unveil a monument to Dixie Pioneers. State and county representatives reported camp activities. local officers attending included Captain Cora W. Mortensen and others.

Daughters of the Pioneers Hurricana Dixie Pioneers State Central Committee D.U. P Mesdawes Kirker Carter Stow Beaver Kase Garfield Washington Cora W. Mortensen Albena Gurr Etta St. Lister Mary B. Orton Eva Taylor Mary Dobrusi

Permits for Elk Hunting Draw Near in Utah

The elk hunting permit draw will be held at 2 p.m. on October 5 at East Lake City. A total of 281 permits will be issued with applications due by 5 p.m. Monday, October 4. Nonresident permits cost 50 and resident permits 10. Elk season runs November 11 to 20 with areas designated as temporary game preserves. All firearms except those on permits are banned and deer or elk must be checked in with wardens. Sixteen permits are for Cedar Mountain, eight for bulls, twelve for cows, with other allocations noted. Key attendees include Mrs Myra Weasley Bayles and Mr Orton.

Pangultch Hte Fishlake Tanguitch Lake Gua & Rod Club Utah East Lake City Heensty Enliger Atate Cnme Cedar Mountain

P T A Holds First Meeting Of Year At School

The P T A convened at the school house to elect officers for the year and review last year’s activities. New teachers were introduced and both the P T A and Band Mothers group reported minor indebtedness and future canning plans.

Parent-Teachers’ Association Band Mothers Organization Leone Stones Paraganah Doris Totter Ecc-Treas John Pendelton Mage Stevens Nellie Bentley Eulalah J. Orion Alive Lyman See-Treag Mean Richarda Leope Lyman Meruders Edna Nfateh Don Williamson Glenn Ky Snow Verena Decker Roy Marts Ethel Robb Aee'n Della Marsden Belle Myatt Berta Rowley Augusta Adams Minnie Orton

Ladies and Mens Gym Classes Start Monday

Regular gym classes for ladies and men begin next Monday evenings in the High school gym, twice weekly from 7:30 to 9:20, with Berta Burton and D. Orton in charge. Ladies 7:30 to 9:20, men 7:20 to 9:30, Mondays and Wednesdays. boys and girls games at Relief Hall 4 to 7. Adults in Recreational Leadership moved to next Thursday at the High School gym.

Berta Burton D. Orton Orton Old Relief Hall Loulae Mortensen Childery East Ward

Two Wards Invited to Hear Elder Joseph Sunday

Members of the two Barowan Wards are invited to attend East Wan Sacrament meeting Sunday at 2 o'clock to hear Elder Howant Joseph speak. He returned home after the war, two years in the mission field, and will address the gathering while the Bishoprics urge a large turnout of ward members.

Barowan East Wan Howant Joseph Howard

Forest road improvements planned on Bowery Road

Forest official Blaine Bettenson and former supervisor Grangs Olsen visited after fall. Machinery arriving to upgrade Bowery road in Second Left Hand canyon and a parallel road to Vermilion Camp. About $5,000 available to double track the road and add a ridge path with curve and grade adjustments.

Blaine Bettenson Grangs Olsen Bowery Road Vermilion Case de Camp Forest Camp Fa

Governor Birthday Ball to honor Governor and First Lady

Officials and citizens statewide will attend the Governor and Mrs. Blood birthday ball at Coconut Grove Ballroom Salt Lake City on Wednesday October 6 with free invitations issued through county committees. The event aims for broad representation, features a military theme, and will be hosted by the official family to mark the sixty fifth birthday. The National Guard staff, Governor's military staff, American Legion Drum Corps and two military posts will participate alongside a special dance. Admission is free by invitation.

Henry H. Blood Coconut Grove Salt Lake City Clarence Neslen B. H. Rosinson Me Robinson National Guard Jwnite W. G. Williams Lale Lake Post American Legion

Lowder Stubbs Unite In Marriage In Quiet Ceremony

Art Lowder and Golda Stubbs were united in marriage at the home of the parents in a quiet Sunday ceremony performed by Bishop Hugh L. Adams. A small reception followed, and the couple plan to make their home in Southern California this winter.

Lowder Golda Stubbs Hugh L. Adams Art Sua Golda Walter Stubas Beaver Alt Dixie Forest California

Pea Harvest Ends In Parowan Valley

In Parowan Valley the pea harvest ends this week after a strong year for growers and pickers. San Diego and Padt- He Produce crews worked into frost damaged vines, with bonuses totaling 1283 dollars paid to pickers who stayed through September 19. Attempts to expand acreage to 200 acres next year depend on farmers increasing plantings and water for irrigation.

Parowan Valley San Diego Padt- He Produce Augwst Altom San Vego Nat Ylelde Williams Santa Rosé Rass Beg Joseph Mr. Sanin Mr. Santa Mr. Fase

Stevens Family Announces Engagement Of Ada Stevens

Mr and Mrs Joseph Stevens announce Ada Stevens engagement to Mr Owen Holling by Vernal with wedding plans set before year end Ada teaches in Northeastern Utah and will continue teaching while married Violet Stevens left last May for a year in the Nutheen State L B S church mission trip stays planned for another year Wilford Tay R L Kenson John Tathech ell and Henry W Taylor travel to Salt Lake City to attend conference and view the State Fair this week

Joseph Stevens Ada Qwen Hollingle Vernal Stevena Les Bees Utah L. B.S Mission Feld Wilford Tay R. IL. Kenson John Tathechell Henry W. Taylor Jeft Salt Lake City

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Ame Commission Dtah Panguitch Rmary Chorus KSUB Hove Mortensens HIG Farm Paragonah Annie Weat Conferensiana Guy Chisweed Sirs Cy Mitchell Tra Mre Weasdell Bayles Art Lowder H. G Holt Jr Vermilion Castle Forest Forest Service Mantl National Forest Dixto Holt Hoth Stevens
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