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Newspaper

Parowan Times

Location

Parowan, Utah, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1954

Page

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Music teacher arrives at Parowan High School

Lenoir Asay takes over the Parowan High School music department after Wilford Young left just before the new term. Native of Delta Utah, he studied at BYU and earned a master’s in Nice France, with post graduate work in Paris Florence and Vienna. He arrives from Europe where he was pursuing graduate music studies and an active concert performer.

The Parowan High School Lenoir Asay Europe Asy Wilford Young Asay France America Ramona Stubbs Assay Delta Utah Lowell Wyoming BYU Cowley LDS Church Conservatory of Music Nice Conservatory of Paris University of Flovence Italy Vienna Austria

Father Of Local Woman Buried At Richfield

Funeral services for Oken sbury Salisbury 79 were held Monday at Neal S Magleby Mortuary Richfield He was born October 30 1873 son of Oke and Catherine Iverson Salisbury He married Fanie Taylor of Parowan October 19 1899 later solemnized in Manti Temple She died February 29 1912 A farmer for most of his life he had been an ordinance worker in the St George Temple for seven years He is survived by one son Bert Salisbury Richfield two daughters Mrs Florence Benson Parowan and Mrs Henry Gladys Munson Santa Barbara California ten grandchildren eleven great grandchildren two brothers and one sister Mrs Benson was accompanied to Richfield by her sister Mrs Munson and aunt Miss Eva Taylor of Richfield

Okensbury Neal Magleby Richfield Florence S. Benson Parowan Salisbury Cedar City Oke Catherine Elizabeth Iverson Salisbury Fanie Taylor Manti St. George Temple Bert Salisbury Benson Parowan Henry Gladys) Munson Santa Barbara Calif Eva Taylor

Local Daughters Attend St George Confab

A large delegation of Daughters of Utah Pioneers from this community attended the Annual Southern Utah District Convention in St George on Saturday. Mrs Kate B Carter and Miss Mabel Jarvis were present as central board members. Sessions were held in the St George Third Ward Church with a noon luncheon served by St George Camps. Parowan sent Twila Thornton Clara Benson Luella Dalton Madge Stevens Lillian Heap Minnie Lowder Evelyn Lodder Hattie Heap Merle Rasmussen LuNeta Benson Nellie Pritchard Alice Halterman Edna Peterson Anna Cawood Etta Skougard Josephine Smith and Lizzie Matheson among about 150 attendees including Beaver Cedar City and Washington County representatives.

Daughters of Utah Pioneers

Turkish Agriculturalist Ensconced in Parowan Home

Macir Karabiyik a 25 year old irrigation specialist from Konya Turkey arrives in Parowan Utah living with the Mitchells. He is one of 60 Turkish students studying farming methods in the United States. He aids with land surveying and farm work while learning English and hopes to tour the country before returning to Europe. He enjoys Mrs Mitchells cooking and marshmallows roasted by the fire.

United States Macir Karabiyik Konya Turkey J. Harold Mitchell Mack Agricultural College Ankara Macit Mitchell Lang Uage Mr. Mitchell Hal U.S Europe

Local FFA Boys Attend National Confab in Kansas City

Utah FFA members Dale Robinson Paragonah Stuart Adams and Rey Orton Parowan represented their high school chapter at the National Convention in Kansas City Missouri this week. Meetings ran Monday through Thursday with plans to attend the Royal National Live Stock Show. Afterward the group toured Omaha Nebraska with Boys Town sightseeing and a UP Railroad banquet before boarding the City of Los Angeles streamliner for the rail home.

Future Farmers of America Kansas City Dale Robinson Paragonah Stuart Adams Rey Orton Parowan Utah Omaha Nebraska Union Pacific Railroad Los Angeles

Jerry Timmons Returns From Hawaiian Mission

Elder Jerry Timmons completes a two year LDS mission in the Hawaiian Islands and returns to Layton Utah where he is greeted by parents Mr and Mrs Charles Timmons in San Francisco. He formerly lived in Parowan and is to spend part of his time in the Second Ward Sacrament meeting at noon Sunday. He served as counselor to the Mission President in the mission's latter period.

Jerry Timmons LDS Church Hawaiian Islands Layton Utah San Francisco Charles Timmons Parowan Second Ward Claude Adams

Serviceman Wilford E Benson Returns to Germany

Wilford E Benson son of William R Benson Parowan recently returned to Schwaebisch Gmuend Germany from a 10 day field exercise near the Czechoslovakian border with the 74th Armored Field Artillery Battalion. He is operations sergeant of the Headquarters Battery and entered the Army in 1948. He has been overseas since March 1953 and his wife Elaine accompanies him in Germany.

Schwaebisch Gmuenst Germany Wilford E. Benson William R Benson Schwaebisch Gmuend 74Th Armored Field Artillery Battalion Benson Elaine

Parowan Native Promoted to Sergeant in Korea

Owen J. Holyoak son of Mr and Mrs Glen S Holyoak of Parowan has been advanced to Sergeant in the United States Army. He now serves in Korea about 25 miles north of Seoul after 11 months there. He joined the service in May 1953 after graduating from Parowan High School and attending Branch Agricultural College and USAC.

Owen J. Holyoak Glen S. Holyoak Parowan Sargent United States Army Owen Korea Seoul Parowan High School Sgt. Holyoak Branch Agricultural College USAC

Hinton Family Enjoy 30 Day Furlough Visit

Ale Orvan Hinton and wife Mrs. Hinton with daughter spend 30 days with relatives in Selma Alabama and Hurricane. Rhonda Hinton is the former Marlene Mickelson of the city. They are guests of her parents Mr and Mrs Frank Mickelson. Elder and Mrs Joseph E Ward are in Selma and visiting the couple.

Hurricane Ale Orvan Hinton Hinton Rhonda

Cedar City Board Outlines School Improvements Plan

At a Cedar City board meeting the plan to build a new Hus Shop adjacent to the recently purchased land was discussed to better service the school system. Remodeling Cedar City Junior High was explored with architect Bob Gardner drawing plans and cost estimates to handle rising enrollment. The meeting occurred in the Board of Education offices.

Ron County Board of Education Alo Cedar City Bob Gardner The Board of Education

Parents Paint While Students Play at Parowan School

The Parowan Elementary community showcased school community spirit as parents realigned and painted the classroom furniture during a WEA convention break. Mrs Fae Lievisor notes room mothers led the effort with Karl Mitchell and Clifford Mortensen coordinating. Paint supplies came from the school board and Mrs Benson praised the thoughtful cooperation.

Parowan Fae Lievisor WEA Karl O. Mitchell Clifford Mortenset

Rams Football Team Shows Strength In Victories

Ram football trip to Overton Nevada ends in a victory over Moapa Valley Pirates for RAMs first win of the season. Rod Bentley Jim Burt and Don Halterman lead scoring as the team displays finish and hustle with all 28 players seeing action and Donald Stubbs delivering returns setting up key scores. Continued on page two.

Farowan Rams Overton Nev Moapa Valley “Pirates Rams Rod Bentley Jim Burt Don Halterman Pirates Bud Matheson Rodger Skougiard Wayne Benson Donald Stubbs Ram

Notice Drivers License Examination in Parowan

Drivers license examination will be given in Parowan on October 22 from 9 to 4 at the Court House. No exams will be given in Cedar City on Saturday the 23rd.

Parowan Court House Cedar City

F.F. A. Elects New Officers at Paragonah meeting

Jim Talbot of Paragonah was elected president of the real chapter F.F.A. at a recent election meeting. Stuart Adams was named vice president, Robin Lamoreaux secretary, Dean Robinson treasurer, Roy Orton reporter, and Shere List er watch dog.

Jim Talbot Paragonah Real F.F.A Stuart Adams Robin Lamoreaux Dean Robinson Roy Orton Shere] Lister

Reed Smoot Seaman Named Crew Leader for 1954 Census

Mr Reed Smoot Seaman of Cedar City was named crew leader for the 1954 Census of Agriculture. He will direct enumerators across Iron and Garfield Counties, train workers, plan assignments, and supervise difficult enumerations. After a Salt Lake City training week on Oct 4 he will return home to recruit staff and prepare for the census starting in November 1954.

Reed Smoot Seaman Cedar City Quayle Cannon Seaman Iron and Garfield Census Agriculture Salt Lake City

Paro wan Literary Club Opens With Honor To Gurr

Opening social held at retiring president Mrs Fae Benson home with new president Mrs Ida King in charge Autumn flowers adorned room and table special homage paid to the clubs eldest member Mrs Gwen M Gurr A sketch of her Federation activities was given and she received a book from members Gurr and her daughter Mrs Berta Winter attended and played piano selections Yearbook copies were distributed Hostesses named and program explained Tri H Club notes cradle gifts birthday gifts and upcoming hosting details also reported O N O Club meeting at Mrs Florence S Benson home with sewing and refreshments mentioned Mr Berta Burton to join the club at its next meeting

Parowan Literary Club Fae Benson Ida King Gwen M. Gurr Benson Gurr Soins Ruth Boardman Huldah Hulet Jean Hendrickson Tri.h Club Johnn 5 Dalton Jr Allen Heap Elmer Truman Willard Decker Bryce Rams Dalton Gail Wood Heap Florence S. Benson O.N.O. Club Berta Burton

Local Iron County Schools Join Special Milk Program

Iron County schools will join a national Special School Milk Program aimed at increasing whole milk consumption in non profit elementary and high schools. Schools will be reimbursed by the government for milk consumed above March and April 1954 base, with 4 cents subsidy per half pint sold. Milk available during snack hour at elementary schools and as a refresher for high school students before buses, while regular noon lunches continue at 20 cents.

Iron County Secretary of Agriculture Herman E. Bayles

Miss Jayne Timmons Weds Val Hyatt Bentley in Salt Lake Temple

Miss Jayne Timmons daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles E Timmons Layton Utah wed Val Hyatt Bentley of Parowan in the Salt Lake Temple with President ElRay Christiansen officiating. Parents of the bride attended a Layton reception and later a Layton First Ward Chapel gathering. The couple to host a reception here with both families and plan a short honeymoon in northern Utah before settling in Provo where Hyatt attends school.

Jayne Timmons Charles E. Timmons Layton Val Hyatt Bentley Parowan Salt Lake Temple ElRay Christiansen Charles F. Bentley Layton First Ward Garry Bentley Utah Provo Hyatt

Former Parowan Resident Carl Hoyle Dies in Seattle

Carlisle Benson Hoyle a former Parowan resident died in a Seattle hospital from a cerebral hemorrhage. Funeral services were set for Friday at 2 pm in Parowan Third Ward Chapel with burial in Parowan City Cemetery. He was born November 2, 1695 in Parowan and lived in Klammath Falls Portland Spokane and Seattle where he worked as a grocery buyer and store manager. He was a member of the LDS Church and survived by his widow a son and a daughter and two half siblings.

Carlisle Benson Hoyle Parowan Parowan Third Ward Hoyle Seattle Washington Mr. Hoyle Benjamin Elizabeth Ann Benson Hoyle BAC BYU Pearl Rees Klammath Falls Oregon Tradewell Portland Spokane LDS Church Elders Donald Carlisle Elizabeth Ann Eugene Hoyle Salt Lake City Ida May Page San Francisco Calif Inlaw Bishop Howard M. Adams Parowan City Cemetery

Birthday Of Parowan Matron Observed

The 84th birthday of Mrs. Belle Connell Matheson a longtime Parowan resident was observed October 2 in her Rest Home apartment with close friends and relatives. Attendees included Mrs. Alice H Merman Mrs. Clara Benson Neta Benson and others from Parowan Milford and a line of family. Matheson born October 2 1870 grew up in Parowan and served as librarian and LDS Church worker. She married Simon A Matheson February 3 1928. he died October 2 1947.

Belle Connell Matheson Matheson Alice H.merman Clara Benson Neta Benson Minnie Lowder Eva Bennett LDS Church Relief Society St. George Temple Simon A. Matheson

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St. George Cache County FFA Hawaiian Consid By Jim Miller F.F. A Club News Bayles Jayne Timmons Hyatt Bentley
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