Deer hunting in Southern Utah reported good this year
Deer hunting remains the big local story in Southern Utah with mixed reports. Dry weather and dense oak foliage hindered some hunts though storms improved prospects. out of state hunters noted poorer results back home. A 280 pound bear Valley kill by a California hunter stood out, while Parowan Gun and Red Club leader R L Fenton weighed the heaviest deer at 173 pounds. No hunting injuries reported though three people were lost and recovered.
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Utah
Fish and Game Department
California
Southern Utah Dairy Co
Bear Valley
R. L. Fenton
Parowan Gun
Red Club
Dick Rollins
Woolgrowers Qualify For Payments In Utah
Utah woolgrowers have qualified for 2 587 213 dollars in incentive payments for 1955 marketings under the 1954 National Wool Act. Total includes 115 472 for 11 581 000 pounds of shorn wool and 332 818 for 46 224 000 pounds of lamb. After a 138 923 deduction for the industry promotion program, Utahns received 2 448 290 dollars. Nationwide, 55 million dollars in shorn wool and lamb and yearling payments had been made by August 24 for 1955 marketings. A 62 cent per pound short wool incentive price for 1957 marketing year announced.
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Utah
Russell R. Keetch
Utah State Agricultural College
Parowan Stake Plans Quarterly Conference Sessions
Stake officials outline events for Parowan Stake Quartery Conference to be held Saturday November 10 and Sunday November 11 in Parowan Third Ward. Leadership meeting Saturday evening at 6 00 pm followed by a Senior Members and wives Elder meeting at 8 00 pm. General Session Sunday morning at 10 00 am and MIA meeting that evening at 7 30.
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Parowan Stake
Stake Officials
Parowan Third Ward
4 H Groups To Receive Achievement Awards
Iron County 4 H groups will receive achievement awards at special programs in Parowan Cedar City and Beryl next month. Medals will be presented to county winners for outstanding work.
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Iron Co
Parowan Cedar City
Beryl
PHS Band Mothers Elect New Officers
Parowan High School Band Mothers organization holds elections last Wednesday afternoon naming Mrs Cora Ward president succeeding Mrs Dot Smith. Elected alongside are Golda Topham as vice president Cecil Adams secretary treasurer and Vilate Joseph Anna Lyman and Marjorie Phillips as board directors.
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Cora Ward
Parowan High School Band Mothers Organization
Dot Smith
Ward
Golda Topham
Paragonah
Cecil Adams
Vilate Joseph
Anna Lyman
Marjorie Phillips
Parowan P T A Plans Halloween Afternoon Fun
The Parowan P T A organizes Halloween activities on October 31 with a 1 30 costume parade up Main Street for elementary children. Afterward the High School Gym hosts dancing games and activities, with room mothers providing treats. parents invited. The event emphasizes discipline and civic virtue.
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Parowan P. T. A
Main Street
Utah farmers get longer window for conservation reserve signup
The Utah Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee extended the conservation reserve signup deadline to November 30 for 1956. Eligible land includes tilled or regularly rotated fields, with rental payments averaging $11 per acre and up to 75 percent of establishment costs.
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Utah
State Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
J. Taylor Allen
Provo
ASC
Soil Bank
Trio Escapes Injury In Canyon Car Crash
Mrs Arvetta Terry Cannon and her two children narrowly escaped injury last Friday night when she lost control of her car in Parowan Canyon Utah. The vehicle overturned after crossing the highway and ending on its top. None were hurt. State Trooper Hob Reed investigated the accident.
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Arvetta Terry Cannon
Bountiful
Utah
Parawan Canyon
Cannon
Deer Hunter Is Reunited With Lost Hunter
Homer Adams, a local state drivers license examiner, found Ken Cooper of Panguitch after the hunter wandered from companions near Little Creek Peak. Cooper, separated after dark, was led to Parowan and reunited with his parents as game wardens and volunteers assisted.
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Homer Adams
Ken Cooper
Panguitch
Little Creek Peak
Adams
Cooper
Parowan
Iron County Political Camps Show Little Activity
Iron County campaigns show scant effort with both Republicans and Democrats focusing on state and national races. Encampment notes include Merkley and Grimshaw representing Brien Head District at Hill Air Force Base November 9 and 10 amid Utah National Parks Council leadership. County rallies are planned as final windups with no major local campaigns observed.
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Wasnte Merkley
A. G. Merkley
Parowan
Wayne Grimshaw
William R. Grimshain
Enoch
Brien Head
Hill Air Force Baise
Utah National Parks Council
Louis McClellen
Iron County
Stake Leadership Meeting Set for Parowin Stake MIA
Stake officers set monthly leadership meetings for the Parowin Stake MIA on the fourth Thursday, hoping attendance rises as fall work ends and winter MIA duties begin.
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Parowin
Benson daughter Emma Jane engaged to Ross Taylor
Mr and Mrs Sherwin C Benson announce the engagement of their daughter Emma Jane to Ross Nelson Taylor son of Mr and Mrs Ross F Taylor of Parowan The couple will be endowed at the Salt Lake Temple on October 26 and married in the St George LDS Temple on November 6 Harold Snow to officiate Taylor is a Parowan High School graduate and CSUs second year student active in student affairs Benson is a Parowan High School senior
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Sherwin C. Benson
Emma Jane
Ross Nelson Taylor
Ross F. Taylor
Parowan
Salt Lake Temple
St. George
Harold Snow
Taylor
Parowan High School
College of Southern Utah
Benson
Parowan High
Local and Personal News Highlights From Utah Families
Mrs. Barbara Matheson English of Salt Lake City spent part of last week visiting sisters here. Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Boyce of Provo visited Friday and Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Ward. They were Mission friends. Mr. and Mrs. David Hatch and family stayed part of the deer season here. Alberta Evans and Mrs. Maxine R. Stokes spent last week in Laramie with the Orland Ward family and attended the University of Wyoming Homecoming where Maxine studied.
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Barbara Matheson English
Salt Lake City
Cliff Boyce
Provo
Joseph E. Ward
Southern States
Wards
David Hatch
Arthur Josephs
A.C. Hatches
Alberta Evans
Maxine R. Stokes
Laramie
Wyo
Orland Ward
Univ. of Wyoming
Maxine
Scouters Set Date For Reorganization Meeting
A meeting for all interested in Scouting is planned for Friday night November 2 at 7 30 p m in the Lion County Court House. The session aims to reorganize the district group with a nominating committee naming new officers. Members include D Watson Adams Bert Felstead Howard Joseph Henry Grimshaw William S Boardman and Louis McClellen as secretary. Melvin K Hyatt from Provo Vocational School attended a deer hunt visit with his parents the C B Hyatts.
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Lion County Court House
D. Watson Adams
Parowan
Bert Felstead
Ym.m.1a
Howard Joseph
Henry Grimshaw
William S. Boardman
Louis McClellen
Melvin K. Hyatt
Provo
C. B. Hyatts
Summit News Speakers in Sacrament Meeting
Summit News reports Elwin Armstrong of Enoch and How ard Ward of Parowan, both Stake High Council members, spoke at Sunday Sacrament meeting in Sacrament. Visitors in town for the weekend included Dee El Stapley of Salt Lake City and Dick Madsen of Henderson Nevada.
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Elwin Armstrong
Enoch
Howard Ward
Parowan
Stake High Council
Dee el Stapley
Salt Lake City
Dick Madsen
Henderson Nevada
Parowan High Students Attend BYU Journalism Conference
Parowan High School delegates joined about 500 students from across the state at BYU Provo for the 21st annual Journalism Conference. They explored news writing editing yearbook production photography advertising feature writing and sports writing with contests and cash scholarships. The tour included BYU campus press labs student radio and exhibits on printing and publications. The Parowan group included Maxine Joseph and Helen Hatch.
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Parowan High School
Brigham Young University
Provo
BYU
Maxine Joseph
Helen Hatch
Deer hunt brings Guymons and Salt Lake visitors to town
Ambrose Guymon and son Jim of Lancaster California visit with Mr. and Mrs. Jess Guymon. Norman and Donna Tatter sall and daughter Pam of Salt Lake City attend the deer hunt. Norman works on Mrs. Hilda Tullis' new home. A change of address notice lists Mr. and Mrs. Roy Moore of Salt Lake City at 998 West 7th North.
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Ambrose Guymon
Jim
Lancaster Calif
Mrs
Jess Guymon
Norman
Donna Tattersall
Pam
Salt Lake City
Hilda Tullis
The
Times
Roy Moore
West 7Th North
Weekend Visits Across Cities Mentioned in Utah Notes
Mr. and Mrs. Conly Adams of Salt Lake split time between here and Parowan hosting Mrs. Adams parents, Jack Farrows. Dwight and sons from Salt Lake City visited the Ivan Dalleys, and Mr. and Mrs. Taylor Walker of Los Angeles were here visiting a sister, Jean and Ray Farrow, plus Boyd Walker. Daisy Lou Pringe and daughter from Cedar City spent Saturday with her mother Ruth Dailey. Arden Richards underwent appendicitis surgery at Iron County hospital on Tuesday.
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Conly Adams
Salt Lake
Here
Parowan
Ivan Dalleys
Dwight
Taylor Walker
Los Angeles
Jean and
Ray Farrow
Boyd Walker
Daisy Lou Pringe
Cedar City
Ruth
Dailey
Arden Richards
Iron County Hospital
Deer hunt returnees include Albert C. Mitchell of Salt Lake City
Albert C. Mitchell of Salt Lake City was among the out of town visitors who came home for the deer hunt, joining locals returning with tales of the season and the successful outing.
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Albert C. Mitchell
Salt Lake City
Deer Hunt
Deer hunt draws out of town visitors from Moore Park
Mr and Mrs Bruce Burns of Moore Park California were among numerous visitors in town for the deer hunt, highlighting regional interest and tourism tied to the event.
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Bruce Burns
Moore Park
Calif
Dalley Leaves Town For Winter Work. Visitors From New Castle
Bertrand Dalley departed Sunday for employment away from home this winter. Mr and Mrs Charles Hulet of New Castle, along with their daughter Mrs Minnie Dalley and family, visited here during the week.
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Bertrand Dalley
Charles Hulet
New Castle
Minnie Dalley
Mrs Billie Hilfiphrey Returns From Long Beach Visit
Mrs Billie Hilfiphrey has returned from Long Beach California. She brought her mother Mrs Beuhla Browning who is ill with her.
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Billie Hilfiphrey
Long Beach Calif
Beuhla Browning
Deer hunt visit to Salt Lake City ends at Miller home
Mr and Mrs Tom Jones of Salt Lake City traveled for the deer hunt and visited Mrs Jones parents the R Taylor Millers, sharing a brief family gathering during the trip.
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Tom Jones
Salt Lake City
Brine Shrimp Hatch at Utah Elementary Class
Mrs Sampson's 3rd and 4th grade class studies Utah. She brought Brine Shrimp eggs from the Great Salt Lake during UEA. Eggs hatch in salt water in about two days. The shrimp are tiny and swim, nearly invisible to the eye.
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Sampsons
Penny Matheson
Utah
Fourth Grade Sells U S Treasury Stamps at School
Mr. Jones leads Parowan Elementary in opening a stamp sale for the Lassie Club. Students receive a certificate for each 10c or 25¢ stamp bought while the 4th grade runs the sale and a film about the Lassie Club’s school achievements is shown.
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Mr. Jones
United States Treasury
Parowan Elementary
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