Parowan City considers traffic signals at Main Center edges
At the September meeting Parowan City Council discussed installing traffic lights at Main and Center streets and at the Yin and 2nd Nexts intersections. Council directed Councilman Adams to contact the Highway Department for signals and maintenance, noting benefits for schoolchildren and road safety and a non-wait yellow or red indication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parowan City
Coun Dela
Adams
Hghway
Joseph
Parowsa Cty
Ling
Tan
SS. Bo
FRA
Cay
Parowan
Cedar Sty
Rossey
Pedstriet
WPA
Hlerman
Ray H. Andas
Iend
Center Creek
Ree Obeeb
Morris
Wawlore
D U P Convention Held at Panguitch
The Daughters of the Utah Pioneers district convention met yesterday in Panguitch. Ten local women attended, with five serving as county officers. Musical numbers were provided by Eva Bennett and Benny B Mitchell. The group remained for the unveiling of the pioneer monument, highlighting Panguitch's early settlers from Parowan and Paragonah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of the
Utah Pioneers
Yesteray
Pan[guitteh
Heaver, Kare
Washington
Garfield
Iron Counties
Téa
Paxton
Faee
Benson
Barbara M. Adams
Jane Adams Mitchel
Eve Bennett
Eva Bennett
Benny B. Mitchell
Panguitch
Parowan
Parowan Canyon Road Route Debated By Local Leaders
Local men including Mayor Arthur Joseph and J M Ward met in Parowan Main canyon to pick a route for a new road. They discussed keeping the canyon route, cross over near Bull Flat crossing, switchbacks in Skunk Hollow, or an east side path toward Jinny Beck flat, with survey work pending final decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Joseph
J. M. Ward
Jess Guymon
Ivan Decker
Karl Mitchell
H. L. Adsme
Kenneth Matheson
State Highway Department
Parowan Main Canyon
Bull Flat Hill
Dry Lakes
Bear Flat
Bull Flat
Skunk Hollow
Wilcock Canyon
Dry Forks
Wilenck Canyon
Jlliny Beck Flat
Dry Fork
Jinny Beck Flat
Reception Held for Claudia Pendleton and Cliff Foster
A wedding reception was held Thursday evening for Mr and Mrs Cliff Foster of Cedar City who wed the prior Saturday in the St George temple. Claudia Pendleton of this city was the bride. The West Ward banquet hall was decorated with fall flowers. A program of music and readings opened the evening followed by dancing. Refreshments of watermelon grapes and wedding cake were served to about 159 guests from nearby communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cliff Foster
Cedar Cry
St. George Temple
Foster
Claudia Pendleton
Exchange Club Meeting Set For Monday At Taylor Cafe
The Exchange Club plans a semi monthly Hinch con meeting at Taylor's Cafe next Monday noon. All members and others interested are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exchange Club
Taylor Cafe
Psrowan Exchange
Taylor's
Mer Hers
Bepul
County Schools To Open Next Monday
County School Superintendent N J Barlow announces Iran County schools will open Monday for both elementary and high school. Parowan High may delay. registration set for 1 a m. principal Fred Lewis lists teachers for Farawan, Cedar City, Paragonah, Kanarra, Modena, Lund and New Castle schools. First faculty meeting scheduled Saturday at 2 p m.
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N. J. Barlow
Iran County
Parowan High School
Paragonah
Eardley Madsen
Ivan Decker
Martin Graff
Mary Adams
Fae N. Benson
Sincgal Bennett
Fred Lewis J
Cedar City High School
Tanthus N. Wright
Pratt Berkers
Zoe Palmer
Clifton Chatterley
Laverne Jones
Floyd Stater
Esther Hovey
Eugene Jorgenser
A. B. Larson
Jay Nelson
Helen Wilson
George Moss
Cedar Junior
Kathryn Dixon
Elaine Southwick
Aubrey Lawrence
Clea Bishop
Frank Dalley
J. ©. Haws
Morris Buchanan
Katherine Smith
Mariam Luke
Miss McCloud
Elizabeth Foote
Winnell Dalley
Loatha Cartwright
Dorothy McQuire
Ethel Cunningham
Leora Hunter
Ellen Dawson
Eunice Eshler
Mattie Booth
Arn’ Cartwright
Bee Roberts
Aston Preston
Idaho Falls Temple Day Declared For Parowan Wards
The bishops announce September 15 as Idaho Falls Temple Day. Latter-day Saints are asked to fast two meals and donate the equivalent to fund the temple in Idaho Falls. Fast offerings will be collected at the Sacrament meetings that day.
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Paro-wan
Idaho Falls
Idaho City
State Fair To Set New Entertainment Record
Utah State Fair unveils two premier attractions headlining a grand opening September 14 for eight days. Flying Colors theater spectacle with 70 cast, 270 foot stage, and a R C A television studio will televise visitors on multiple levels. KDYL joins as co sponsor for a nationwide display of sight and sound amid Utah product exhibits and local family ties detailed.
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Utah State Star
Utah
R.C. A
KDYL
Utah State Fair Association
Exhi
U- Tahns
Mies
Yankee Reservoir Reopens for Fishing After Fish Die-Off
Deputy game warden Claude Macfarlane announced Yankee Reservoir would reopen to fishing on Sunday, September 8, after a closure of three to four weeks due to fish sickness from low water and low oxygen. About 8,000 fish were lost in two to three days, but cooler weather and rains helped the rest recover in good shape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Macfarlane
Yankee
Hayjie
Macfarlane
Wards Open Social For M L A In Parowan
Parowan ward mutual improvement associations announce opening social next Tuesday at the West ward chapel recreations hall. Doors open at 8 pm with an opening program then dancing and games and refreshments. All members over 12 urged to attend and join the ward organization. M L A fees set at 35 cents for Sydney and 35 cents for men. A stake M L A convention follows on Sunday in Cedar City Institute from 9 am to 4 pm with board members on hand.
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Parowan Ward Mutual Improvement Associations
West Ward
Nso
M. L A
Jydney
M. LA
Cedar L. D. S. Institute
Stake
Burton K. Farnsworth
Elmer Christensen
Young Men's General Board
Verna W. Goddard
Katie C. Jensen
Young Ladies General Board
State D U P Officers Visit Parowan Camp
State president Ida M Kirkham and assistants Cummings and Olsen visited Parowan with county and local D U P officers. They toured the preserved Parowan Rock Church, praised the restoration work, and attended a tea at Ida M Paxton's home with a history talk and songs. About twenty ladies attended a luncheon after the program.
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State Central Campy
Daughters of Utah Pioneers
Parowan
Ida M. Kirkham
Cummings
Olsen
Olacock
D. U.P
Burnham
Parawan
Ida M. Paxton
Fae N. Benson
J Mary B. Orton
Old Rock
Minnie A. Burton
East Ward Relief Society Work Meeting Announcement
The Parowan East Ward Relief Society will hold its regular work meeting on Wednesday September 11. All Black teachers from last year are asked to attend to receive instructions before work starts in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Ward Relief Society
Parawan East Ward Relief Society
Abe Murdock Dominates Utah Senate Runoff Hopefuls
In Utahs second primary Abe Murdock led a Democratic surge, besting Senator William H King and Delbert M Draper as Maw and Mayle move to a runoff for the gubernatorial nomination. Iron County shows Democratic margins while Republican competition tightens in Ogden and other districts. county totals highlight Murdock and Granger among top performers.
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Utah
Abe Murdock
Wm. H. King
Delbert M. Draper
Herbert B. Maw
Henry D. Mayle
Dr. Maw
Weber County
Ira Huggins
Ors Bundy
Maw
Don B. Colton
Reed Stevens
Salt Lake Dairy Company
Colton
Oscar W. Carlson
Philo
T. Farnsworth
G. ©. P. Senate
Mr. Farnsworth
Walter K. Granger
Lion County Livestock
Public Service Commission
J. Francis Fowles
Ogden
LeRoy B. Young
Magrin
Arthur Woolley
Iron County
Marvin
L Jones
P.B. Wood
Warren H. Bulloch
Raymond H. Lunt
Cedar City
Clarence Lamoreaux
Joe Messer
Will
Samuel F
Bud) Leigh
Clarence E. Miller
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Ty Council
Parowan Canyon
McKay Nielson
Helen Stones
Mary Platt
Kanarra
Lamont Thornock
Maxine Adams
Modena
Merlin Huntsman
Helen Livingston
Lund
Bers A. Rees
Marchant
Leona Hamer
New Castle
Irene Leleh
Daho Falls
State Fair
Sam Wilcock
Cowley
Wyoming
Wilcock
Alfred Wilcock
W. J. Wilcock
Clair Stevens
Deward Bentley
Edward Wilcock
Mackelprang
Times Office
M.la
Parowan Camp
U. Senate
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