Popular Young Couple United In Marriage
Mr and Mrs Clifton P Halteriman announce the marriage of their daughter Aleen to Reed L Orion on Saturday Oct 4 at 8 PM at the Halterman home. The ceremony was by Bishop C B Crane Circleville with Elna Halterman as bridesmaid and Werth Orton as best man. The couple planned a Northwest honeymoon and will reside in Parowan in about 10 days. Out of town guests included Bishop and Mrs C B Clare and families, Harmon and Stanley Gubler, and M J Gubler party from Santa Clara St George.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton P. Halteriman
Aleen
Reed L. Orion
Halterman
C B. Crane
Circleville
Elna Halterman
Werth Orton
Parowan
Bishop
C. B. Clare
Harmon Gubler
Stanley Gubler
M. J Gubler
Santa Clara
St. George
P T A Membership Drive Set for Next Week
Parowan plans to postpone this week’s national membership push to next week. Every home will be contacted and all who have school interest urged to join. The 25 cent fee funds 25 cents to the local unit and fractions to state and national groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. T. A. Ass'n
Parowan
New Homes Under Construction In Parowan
Several houses rise around Parowan including the Elmo Lowder home and a large brick house on the northeast block by Mr. and Mrs Alfred Wilcock. Bill Burt roofs their new home east of Jos E Ward. Ellis Carter builds a frame house on Oscar Decker lot southeast corner. Harold Roz rion raises walls after a block basement. Carl Crawford roofs the basement on the west half of Lydia S Orton lot and plans to move in within weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmo Lowder
Alfred Wilcock
Bill Burt
Jos E. Ward
Ellis Carter
Oscar Decker
Harold Rozrion
Carl Crawford
Lydia S. Orton
Improvement Era Drive To Be Held Next Week
The Church designates next week as Improvement Era week with a drive to meet Parowan’s subscription quota. The Era, official L D S church publication, costs 2.09 per year and serves mutuals and priesthood. Berta Rowley and Alma echer head Bast ard representatives to call at homes Wednesday evening. Mr and Mrs Cas Crawford oversee West Ward magazine business with committees contacting families Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parowan
Mutuals
Berta Rowley
Alma Echer
Asl Crawford
Officers Announce Class Leaders for MLA Wards
The MLA reports lineups of class leaders across East Ward and West Ward for the coming year. Names include Margaret Adam a Bee Hive, Marcella Mitchell Bee Hive Guardians, Rosalind Decker Junior Girls, Ruby Orion Gleaner Girls, Zona P Topham Dance director, Ben Miller Music director, and many others. A special appeal seeks 17 to 24 year olds to join Mutual study, and M Men basketball teams await sufficient interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paroean
East Ward YY. LM. I. A. Ureiliowe
Margaret Adama
Marcella Mitchell
Louise M. Palmer
Rosalind Decker
Edna Brown
Gleaner Garhi
Ruby Orion
Jean Hendrickson
Della Gurr
Coy Manning
Era
Eeria Rowley
Aes Ward Y
M. M. A. Segginner
Frank Patton
John Manning
Chales Brown
M-Men
Claude Orton
Arthur Joseph
Alma Decker
Weat Ward
ZeeHive Builders
Sarah Dean Smith
Valeria Holyoak
Bee-Hive
Alta Adams
Bee Hive Guardians
Bessie Hallerman
Alberta Evans
Lennie
Gleaner
Margaret Orton
Zona P. Topham
Marie Crawford
Ben Miller
Louise Marsden
Ken Miller
West Ward
YOM
Lynn Mortensen
Preston Peterson
M. Men
Evan Foyles
John Pendleton
Carl Craward
Elmo Lowder Takes Over Shell Service Station
Elmo Lowder assumes ownership and management of the Shell Service Station in Fillmore with a grand opening planned for Monday October 6. The renovated building features new equipment and skilled labor, with Marion Hallerman supervising the regeneration department. Lowder, a local but long in Fillmore, plans to move his family into a home near the Old Opera House corner once the basement is ready.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shell
Elmo Lowder
Elmo
Wim. J. Lowder
Fillmore
Utah
Marion Hallerman
Regenr
Lowder
Opera House
Local People On The Sick List
Daryl Halterman remains in County Hospital in very serious condition with an illness marked by high fever baffling doctors though signs of improvement appear. Clair Lowder transferred to Veterans Hospital in Salt Lake City for relief from a painful skin disorder that ails him. Frazure Mitchell, badly injured in a recent car crash, was moved to Veterans Hospital where bone specialists operated on his leg and may have the creator portion of his body in a cast. he will stay hospitalized for weeks more. Continued on back page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daryl Halterman
Clair Lowder
Veterans’ Hospital
Salt Lake City
Frazure Mitchell
Vets Hospital
Cane Com To Replace Lost Deer Tags
Utah Fish and Game Department will replace lost deer tags on application with a license dealer’s endorsement and a 50 cent service charge. State Game Director Ross Leonard urged hunters not to tamper with tags and noted the procedure applies to all deer licenses issued in Utah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah Fish and Game Department
Ross Leonard
Utah
Let's Guard What Is Left A Centennial Story of Southern Utah
A historical overview by W Earl Rhinehart stressing conservation in Southern Utah. The piece traces local history through pioneer memories, photographs, and county records, highlighting soil erosion dangers and the need for watershed protection. It notes collaboration with the Soil Conservation Service and local officials, and signals continued discussion on page four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern
Utah
W. Earl Rhinehart
Church of Jesus Christ
Dr. Gregory
Soil Conservation District Files
Soil Conservation Service
Garfield County
Panguiteh North Ward
LDS Church
Me. J. Orval Christensen
U. S. Forrest
Bert Tucker
U. S. Department of Agriculture
United States
Personal News Notes from a Parowan Beaver County area
Mrs Dora Page of Salt Lake City returns home after two weeks visiting in Parowan and Cedar City with her brother and sister. Several Salt Lake City visitors and local family updates follow including Barbara Matheson, Ruby Orton, Golda Openshaw, and Buddy Adams. Notable events: Kincaid baby girl born October 1 weighing 11 ounces on the first anniversary, and the Orton Reunion at Beaver. Also mentioned are a Mapleton birthday gathering and local scholastic and garden notes. A Kanab birth tragedy and graveside services are noted along with local visitors from Provo and Utah University attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora Page
Salt Lake City
Parowan
Cedar City
Herbert C. Kincaid Srt
Giles
Don Vendleton
H. C.kincaid
Kincaid
Juanetta Hyatt of
Mary B. Orton
Maude Hyatt
Pearl Stevens
Mary Dobrusky
Orton
Pearl
Beaver
Milford
Parowan Chamber Plans Winter Recreation Program
At its regular semismonthly meeting the Parowan City Chamber of Commerce formed a committee led by Claud Adams, to organize a winter recreation program for all male members. Meetings will be Thursday nights at 8 PM in the school gym for an hour of indoor sport. Events include handball, volleyball, badminton, and ping pong. Participants must wear rubber-soled shoes and bring gym toys. The first session is next Thursday October 15. Richard Benson, club president, notes a potential extension course may follow last year’s program, with a $15 registration and five hours of credit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claud Adams
C. of C
Adama
Richard Benson
Parowan
Local Man Richard Rowley Joins Cedar City College Faculty
Richard Melvin Rowley, son of Mr and Mrs George S Rowley, joins Branch Agricultural College Cedar City as English and Journalism instructor. He earned his B A U degree last spring with majors in speech and English. He coaches debating handles publicity and lives in Cedar City with his wife while active in Ward activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Melvin Rowley
George S. Rowley
Branch Agricultural College
Cedar City
Rowley
B. A. U. Best
Parowan High School Hosts State Educators Convention
Parowan High School prepares for a Utah State Educational Association convention in Salt Lake City. Teachers will attend Thursday through Saturday with notable speakers including Dr. John Dale Russell and Ralph McDonald. Activities include a half day school, potato harvest, and a parent teacher meet in the Home Economics Department to foster cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah State Educational Association
Salt Lake City
John Dale Russell
Division of Higher Education
WU. S. Office of Education
Tabernacle
Ralph McDonald
National Commission On Teacher Education and Professional Standards
Harold S. Craig
Edwin G. Lee
School of Education
H. B. McDaniel
Stanford University
Glenn E. Snow
The
Dixie College
National Education Association
Parowan City Airport Construction To Start Immediately
Mayor E. Ray Lyman announces the Parowan City Airport project awarded to John Page for 4700 dollars. The plan covers a 60 by 60 hangar with wood frame and Gulude aluminum, plus a 20 by 20 office building, to be ready in six weeks to two months north of town near Cane Springs road and the temporary landing strip used by Richard Batts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Ray Lyman
Parowan City Airport
John Page
Federal Auterorities Association
Fror Town
Cane Springs
Richard Batts
Lyman
Jay Orton Burns in Accident at Mt Pleasant Flood Project
Mr and Mrs Scott Orton reported their son Jay Orton foreman on the Mt Pleasant flood control project suffered severe burns last Friday when a blowtorch ignited oil on his legs while welding a radiator. He will return home to convalesce once able to drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Orton
Jay
Mt. Pleasant
Paulina Camp D U P Plans First Meeting of Season
Mrs. Ida P. Smith captain announces the Paulina Camp of the D U P will hold its first meeting of the season at her home on Thursday afternoon October 16 at 2 p.m. The lesson on Pioneer Memorial will be given. All ladies are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida P. Smith
Paulina
Paul Orton Marries Milford Miss
Paul Orton and Miss Carli Thompson wed in Milford Utah on October 8 with family and close friends present. The bride, daughter of F. J. Thompson, attended Milford High School and the groom, a Parowan graduate, recently served in the armed forces and worked at the Schramm garage. After a reception at the Schramm home the couple honeymooned through Arizona. Future plans not announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twenty Orton
Paul
Missa Carli
Thompson
Milford
Utah
F. J. Thompson
Bishop Goodwin
Milford L. D. S. Ward
Robert Schramm
Connie Thompson
Robert McIntyre
Schramm
Arizona
Southwest
Orton
Milford High School
Parowan High School
Armed Service
Branch Articultural College
Also Mentioned on This Page
P.T.A
Elmo Lowder Takes
L. F. McQuarrie
O. H. Jenness
Beverly Hille
Calif
Jos. Jensen
Barbara Matheson
Ruby Orton
Golda Openshaw
Odgen
Werrill Taylor
Buddy
Norman Adams
Clair Ward
Ivy
Floyd Whicker
Wickers
Oakland
LaJuana
Margaret Adams
Patricia
Jas. C. Robinson
Marriner
Nellie Fento Joes
Kanab
Pat and
Marybell Fenton
U. of U
R. L. Fenton
J.C. Hulet
Provo
R. W. Hulet
Grace Elaine Guymon
Albert Michelson Brign
C of C
Arowan City
B.A.C
Parowan High School News
Jay Orton
Paulina Camp
D.U.P
Paul Orton
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