Council Names Judges of Election
City Council last Tuesday re elected judges for each voting district and designated polling places. District No 1: Betsy and Jane B Mitchell. District No 2: Samuel Jed Orton and Se igpard Evans. District No 3: David Heart, Joseph E Ward and Edral Rendleton. Polling sites: District 1 Art House, District 2 Libby Basement, District 3 Grade School Building. The meeting discussed new licensing for dealers and forming partnerships. A truck licensing question and a fire fighting equipment committee report were also noted, with adjournment after minor items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Requiee
Ted
Young
Betsy
Jane B. Mitchell
Ana
David Heart
Joseph E Ward
Edrall Rendleton
Livy
Dalton Therelue
Durham Morris
Morris
Secretary of State
Dalton
Fung
Main Street
JL Lowder, Jr
Lyle
Lunt Motor Co
Big Cillerman
Salt Lake City
Kehvy
Elty
Attempted dynamite of old rock church uncovered
Report says workers remodeling the old rock church found wiring with a four battery dynamite charge and an electric blasting cap at the northwest corner. Authorities planned an immediate investigation amid local opposition to the building’s renovation.
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Old Rock
Local Men Attend Enterprise Road Meet
Local residents attended an Enterprise meeting on road problems affecting the New Castle Enterprise Nevada line and a state road via Modena. Attendees from Cedar City St George and Washington County cities discussed federal and state construction plans while Nevada representatives were expected but did not attend. A banquet at Enterprise High followed with the school band program. Attendees included Arthur Joseph W Clair Rowley H L Adams Clair Hulet Ivan Decker and John H Pendleton.
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Enterprise
Iran
Washington
Nevada
Cedar City
St. George
Washington County
New Castle-Enterprise-Nevada
New Castle
Nevada Line
Modena
Enterprise High School
Arthur Joseph
W. Clair Rowley
H.L. Adams
Clair Hulet
Ivan Decker
John H. Pendleton
Sportsmens Club Plans Deer Hunters Dance
The local Gun and Red Club outlines its annual Deer Hunters dance before the hunting season opener on October 21. Arrangements by the recreation committee set the date for Wednesday October 8 or Friday October 20 at the Brown Derby with Short's Rhythm Kings providing music. Dancers are urged to wear hunting attire.
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Gun and Red Club
Short
Rhythm Kings
Hyatt and Marsden couple to wed in St George temple
Milton H. Hyatt and Irene Marsden left for St George this morning to be married in the St George temple assisted by both families. After the ceremony the Marsdens return home while the couple stays through Saturday afternoon and a reception will be held that night in the West Ward recreation hall. Also visiting were Mead Warren from McGill Nevada and Robert Matheson from McGill to visit relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton H. Hyatt
Irene Marsden
St. George
St George Temple
G. D. Byatt
Whi. Marsden
Mary M. Marsden
Weet Wardh Recreation
Mead Warren
McGill
Nevada
Louise Warren
Robert Matheson
Henry Mathen
Eson
Funeral Services Held For Paragonah Resident
Richard J. Lund prominent Paragonah church leader and farmer died Monday from a cerebral embolism after major surgery. Services in Paragonah Ward chapel featured Bishop K Doyle Robinson and speakers Lee, Palmer, and Jones. Lund, born 1874 in Pine Valley Utah, helped establish Paragonah water and irrigation companies and served as L D S stake high council member for over 30 years. Survived by Adelaide A Lamoreaux Lund and six children, plus siblings.
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Paragonah
Paragonah Ward
Richard J. Lund
K. Doyle Robinson
Wm. M. Dalton
The
Beaver First Ward
Adelaide A. Lamoreaux
St. George L. D
Lund
Paragonah Irrigation and Cans
L. D
Parawan L. D. S
Modena
Delmar
Nevada
Milford
Sulphur Springs
Richard Merrill Lund
Donald A. Lund
Monterey
Cal
Lamar I
Addie Lund
Paragonal
Althea Brown
Hamilton
Fort
Jena Leigh
Cedar City
Alfred W. Lund
Annie Topham
Faragonah
Nellie Barton
Murray
F W H S Football Team Travels to Beaver Today
Coach Floyd Slater and four players plus athletic manager depart at noon for Beaver to face Beaver High in a six man football second round game. Royal team fans pack cars in support after last week’s Cedar City victory, school releases early for the afternoon trip and activities. Dr Reed W Farnsworth of Cedar City visited yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Slater
Beaver
Beaver High School
Cedar City High
WPA Men Transferred To City Park Project
WPA workers from Paragonah and local crews began work on a city park and square beautification project. The plan includes removing trees, leveling grounds, planting shrubs and young trees, building stone walks, and renewing the old rock church front with concrete steps. Interior repairs and plastering prep are under way, with trees removed from the church yard and the building’s front prepared.
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AML
WPA
Paragonah
Watk
Old Rock
Tockichurch
Brel
Horse Valley
J. C. Applegate
2Nd West Street
Main Street
Seminary Students Trip to Salt Lake City Schedule
Seminary students from the New Testament class journeyed to Salt Lake City for a two day stay with headquarters at the New House Hotel. The group includes Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Kimball and numerous students. They visit Fort Douglas, Hogle Zoo, State Prison, U of U campus, and other historic sites, with events through Saturday and Sunday morning. A weather note reports 0.64 inches of moisture from recent snow, split as 0.45 on Monday and 0.419 on Tuesday, followed by clearing and frosts at night.
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Salt Lake City
New House
A. N. Kimball
Ariene Stubbs
Mary Richardson
Lane Warren
Kent Marsden
Grant Mortensen
Della Green
Ella Green
Maude Mortensen
Kathleen Mortensen
Ruth Heap
Caroline Green
City
Fort Douglas
Hogle Zoo
State Prison
U. of U
New House Hotel
State Capitol
Deseret Gynt
L. D. S. Business College
Lion House
KSL
Deseret News
M. Ij
M. L. Skougard
Welcome Home Party for Elder Arnold Gurr
An East Ward Bishopric welcome home party honored Elder Arnold 2 Gurr upon his return from a Germany mission. The event at the West Ward chapel drew residents from here and Paragonah, featured an 8 o'clock program with talks by Elder Gurr, his father Peter H. Gurr, and Bishop Adams, plus music. The recreation hall hosted dancing with old time tunes and gifts of peanuts and candy served by the bishopric.
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East Ward
Arnold 2 Gurr
Germany
West Ward
Paragonah
Gurr
Peter H. Gurr
Bishop Adams
Recreation Hall
Ivan Decker
Claude Burton
Howard Hasmussen
Exchange Club Discusses Canyon Road Matters
At Cedar Breaks cafe on Monday the Exchange club debated canyon road issues. They urged improving First Left Hand canyon road before hunting season and directed the road committee to ask County Commissioners at the October 1 meeting. Commissioner Adams urged club representation at Enterprise meeting Wednesday night to discuss Cedar City Modena and Cedar City Enterprise roads. The road committee also handles Parowen Canyon ranch work and C B Bowman of Cedar City attended as a guest.
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Cedar Breaks
Exchange Club
H. L. Adams
Enterprise
Cedar City
Elder Gurr to Speak in East Ward Sunday
Bishop Will L. Adams announces that Elder Arnold Gurr, home from the German Mission, will speak at the East Ward meeting Sunday at 2 PM. The ward choir under Fred A. Lewis will perform special numbers and members of both wards are urged to attend to hear Gurr report and begin winter practice sessions.
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Will L. Adams
Arnold ©. Gurr
East Ward
Iseray
Fred A. Lewis
Gurr
Mr. Lewis
Heine
Pato Wan Literary Club Adopts Winter Lesson
The Pato Wan Literary Club held its first winter meeting at Fae N. Benson's home with all members except one present. The winter program was adopted, next meeting set at Ethel Baylor's home with Wade Wright to present a book, and Edith Westerlund joined as a member.
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Patowan Literary Club
Fae N. Benson
Ethel Baylor
Wade Wright
Edith Westerlund
Prograni
East Ward to Hold Sunday Evening Service
The East Ward Mutual Improvement Association will hold its regular Sunday evening service this Sunday at 7 30. Officers planned a program of short talks readings and musical numbers and all ward members and others are invited to attend.
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East Ward Mutual Improvement Association
Democratic City Ticket Named by Bemazrane Party
The Bemazrane party at its nominating convention named an entire city ticket for the November municipal election. Ivar Decker was chosen for mayor, with Le J. Adams topping the 4 year council slate alongside Ray H. Adams, Walter C. Mitchell, and Waylor Miller for 2 year terms. Jed Orton and H. M. Benson selected for Recorder and Treasurer respectively. Decker, former mayor in 1932 and 1923, led over Adams and W. Scott Mitchell in the first ballot. Adams won the 4 year council seat over Mitshell and Dan Orton on a large majority. A second ballot settled the third 2 year council seat with Taylor Miller. Slates for Recorder included Jud Orton, Rosa Hyatt, Oscar Willsey, with Orton winning decisively. Ray D. Garner presided and named a five member committee to organize the campaign, with Claude Orton and Karl Mitchell as city chairman and secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bemazrane Party
Court Houze
Ivar Decker
le J. Adams
Ray H. Adams
Walter C. Mitchell
Waylor Miller
Jed Orton
H. M. Benson
Alice Garner
Marlo Tophan
Don Orton
Fac Benson
Taylor Miller
Claude Orton
Adams
Mitchell
Jud Orton
Rosa Hyatt
Oscar Willsey
Ray D. Garner
Gli Yacander
Karl Mitchell
Schools to Close for U. F. A. Convention
Principal L. B. Bennett announces Parawah High School and all state schools will close next Wednesday evening so teachers may attend the UW EBA Convention in Salt Lake City on Thursday and Friday. The two day holiday allows students to help harvest. All teachers are expected to attend.
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L. B. Bennett
Parawah High School
UW. EB. A
Republican Nomination Convention Called in Parowan Utah
Notice states a Republican nominating convention for electors and candidates for Parowan City offices will meet October 9 1959 in the Parowan County Courtroom to select a mayor four year councilman three two year councilmen city recorder and city treasurer with voting districts 1 2 and 3. Delegates and business to be transacted.
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Repubisan
Perawan
Parowan
Utah
Parowan City
Torent
AOD
Tearl Ward
John T. Rasmussen
Alice M. Stevens
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Council
Ting
Samuel, Jed Orton
Se Igpard Evans
Enterprise Road
Sportsmens Club
Deer Hunters
F. WH. S
Reed W. Farnsworth
City Park
Seminary
Hotel
Montgoomery Ward
Kresst
Sears Roebuck
Centre Theater
Covey's Cocoanut
Grove Ball
Temple Grounds
Tabernacle
Jelder
Eaxchance Club
Canyon Road Matters
Guar
Democratic Party