Hunter Higbee Win Primary Race State Level Contest
Charles R. Hunter of Cedar City won the Republican bid for State Senator from Iron County by 610 votes, 1320 to 710 over Heber M. Levy. Myron F. Higbee narrowly defeated Dr. John Beal for four year commissioner, 102 to 922. Democratic opponents were J. M. Urie for Senate and Warren Bulloch for four year commissioner. State results show Clyde beating Bracken Lee 8,012 votes. Iron County supported Lee 1036 to 1012. Hopkins led Democrats in U S Senate race with 44,077 against Maw 34,335. Romney 41,465. Republicans Lambourne and Preece won state posts. Upcoming Iron County November candidates include Guyman versus Van Buren and Mitchell versus Christensen. Joe Mickelson injured in a fall at Carlyle Hulet residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles R. Hunter
Cedar City
Iron County
Hunter
Heber M. Levey
Levy
Myron F. Higbee
John Beal
J. M. Urie
Senate
Warren Bulloch
J. Bracken Lee
Utah
George Dewy Clyde
Boyden
L. C. Romney
Romney
Alonzo Hopkins
U. S. Senate
Herbert B. Maw
Hopkins
Baker
Barlocker
Giles
Alston
Sid Lambourne
Armstrong
Sherman Preece
Allen
Treas
Jess Guyman
F. C. van Buren
J. Harold Mitchell
Hal Christensen
Pendleton Finishes Ohio U Pilot Course
First Lt. Freeman L. Pendleton, son of Mr and Mrs John H Pendleton, completed a pilot course in military history at Ohio University on August 31. He serves as assistant professor of military science at Washington and Jefferson College in Washington Pa and has studied with guest lecturers from military and civilian institutes both here and abroad. He joined the Army in 1952 and was last stationed in Italy. He graduated from the U S Military Academy in 1952. His wife Joan lives in Washington Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeman L. Pendleton
John H. Pendleton
Parowan
Ohio University
The
Times
Pendleton
Washington and Jefferson College
Washington
Italy
U. . Military Academy
Ilis
Joan
Washington Pa
Guard to Set Up Information Centers
Utah National Guard Armories will host information centers next week September 17 through 21 from 7 to 9 30 p m each evening. Guardsmen trained in the Armed Forces Reserve Act of 1955 will answer questions and explain requirements at all 25 armories statewide. Maj Gen Maxwell E Rich, Utah Adjutant General, says evening sessions help working men learn about the act affecting all the state's young men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah National Guard
Maxwell E. Rich
Utah
Two Stakes Hold Primary Convention
The Parowan and Beaver Stake Primary Convention was held Monday at the First Second chapel. The theme was Your Calling and Be Thou Humble. Mrs Naomi Randall and Mrs Patrick of Salt Lake City represented the General Board. The morning session included Stake Primary officers from both stakes, with ward officers and teachers attending department meetings from 1 to 2 p.m. A general session from 2 to 3:30 p.m. concluded the convention with all Primary workers visitors and some Priesthood members. At the afternoon meeting, Mrs Jean Hendrickson, Parowan Stake Primary president, presented the two General Board members and Mrs Esta Cox, Beaver Stake Primary president, with iris bulbs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parowan and Beaver Stake
Naomi Randall
Patrick
Salt Lake City
Jean Hendrickson
Parowan Stake
Esta Cox
Beaver Stake
CSU Offers Fans Entertainment Bargain
CSU athletic council unveils a season family pass for five dollars covering four home games. Individual four game and single game prices are three fifty and one dollar for adults with thirty five cents for students. Bruce Osborne invites players to try out. Home games include Dixie College, Dugway, Boise College homecoming, and Carbon College with dates and times listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CSU
Bronco
Athletic Council
Bruce Osborne
Dixie College
Boise College
Carbon College
No Materials Available Seal coat Plans Abandoned
Abandonment of plans to seal coat oiled streets in Parowan this fall due to unavailable materials was reported by Mayor W Scott Mitchell. Stock shortages at the state road department left no chips or oil to supply the project, leading to postponement though future funding may allow work next spring. The council also discussed cemetery care funding and proposed a cemetery district. an updated city licensing ordinance planned for Jan 1 1957.
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Parowan
W. Scott Mitchell
State Road Department
Orville Isom
Iron Qualifies for Hay and Drouth Aid Measure
Iron County designated as a drouth disaster area and eligible for hay and grain relief under a government program. New tar and roughage programs allow ranchers to obtain hay at 70 dollars below market and grain at one dollar below market. A meeting with senators, department officials, and state farm and cattle groups outlined that individuals may draw their entire winter need at one time, a change from prior limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iron County
Drouth
Iron
Ural
Department of Agriculture
Sentnor Wallace
Bennet
Ken Scott
Cugant Services
Dept of Agriculture
Hy Group
T Senator Bennett
Myr. Sevatt
J. Taylor Allen
Jon S. Gibson
A. S&s C
A. K. Kuttler
Ariel M. Jorgensen
State Department of Agriculture
Larry Moss
Producers Livestock Markiing Agsn
Dan Freed
FS. Crawford
Utah Cattlemen's Association
W. Allen Oleson
A. V. Smoot
Frank G. Shelley
del Buchanan
Olaf George
Utah State Farm Bureau
Harvey A. Dah
Benson
UNDA
Mrs Golda Guyman and Dr Joseph Hamilton Family Note
Mrs Golda Guyman is visiting with Dr and Mrs Joseph Hamilton and family during May event. The item reads as a social notice showing hosting and group gathering with listed names and household.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golda Guyman i
County Commission Defers Rain-making Decision Amid Protests
County commissioners vote to defer action on a rain-making project amid protests and discuss investigations. They consider a fire contract with a cloudy vendor, charity park land for a monument, and a $2,000 building grant for Richland and Beryl fire equipment. They also approve billing for extra Southern Utah Livestock show expenses and request a Lion County Fair Board thank-you letter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyman
Stoward
Mads
Ren Luke
Trow
F van Buren
Powan City
HHS Lant
Allen
Cedar City
T Sons of Utah Pioneers
Ceda City
Mississippi
U. 5 S. Steel
Richland
Beryl
Lion County Fair Board
Southern Utah Livestock Show
Iron County Fair
Utah
Local and Personal News Highlights from Cedar and Nearby
Mr and Mrs Jerry Nelson moved to Cedar where Jerry found work. Fred Dalton now runs the Conoco service station recently operated by Jerry. Mr and Mrs Daniel Evans and sons from California visited Clifford Evans family for three days while en route to Canada for a City Managers Convention. Bonnie and Connie Wood returned to Norwalk California after summer with grandmother Clara Warner. A baby girl born August 31 at Tron County Hospital with maternal grandparents Clifford Evans. Calma Decker underwent sinus infection surgery at Holy Cross Hospital in Salt Lake and will return next week for a check up. Mr and Mrs Keith Russell and their four children of Wilmington California spent four days visiting grandmother Nellie Matheson and relatives. Pearl Russell hosted them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Nelson
Cedar
Jerry
Fred Dalton
Conoco
Daniel Evans
Calfornia
Clifford Evans
Canada
Bonnie
Connie Wood
Adlia Wood
Norwalk
Cal
Calma Decker
Holy Cross Hospital
Alt Lake
All Lake
Keith Russell
Wilmington
Calif
Nellie Matheson
Pearl Russell
Wallad family visit to Parowan and Williams birth
Mr and Mrs Wallad and daughter from Lincoln Nebraska and Ian Harvey spent several days in Parowan visiting her father E Ray Lyman. Mr and Mrs Dee Robinson announce their first grandchild a 6 lb 1 oz girl born Wednesday to Mrs and Mrs George Williams. Mrs Williams is Deane Robinson. Vir and Mrs George R Williams of LaVerkin are the baby's paternal grandparents.
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Dee Robinson
George Williams
Mrs Richards Rejoins Family After Nevada and California Visit
Mrs Jane Richards returned home last week after a month long visit in Nevada with her son Kenneth and family and in California with her daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs Charlie Palmer. The Palmers are proud parents of a seven pound baby boy born August 2 to Mrs Palmer, formerly Nola Mae Mitchell.
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Jane Richards
Nevada
Kenneth Ane
California
Charlies Palmer
Palmers
Palmer
Nola Mae Mitchel
Adams Family Herald Arrival at Local Home
Mr and Mrs Randall Adams and family announce the arrival of a new baby at their home. The event was celebrated with neighbors and relatives, with well wishes from the community.
Family visits to Los Angeles Temple before mission departure
Mr and Mrs te Low der and their son Marion visited Los Angeles with Marion and his family before his departure for Germany. The trip accompanied a church mission assignment for Marion, who will serve with the LDS Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Te. Lowder
Marion
Los Angeles
Germany
LDS
Mrs Hans J Mortenson Visits Lemmon Home in North Hollywood
Mrs Hans J Mortenson of North Hollywood California spent last week visiting at the Thomas Lemmon home, sharing time and hospitality with local acquaintances during her stay in town.
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Hans J. Mortenson
North Hollywood Calif
Thomas Lemmon
Parowan Visit By Laben Burts At Pearl Sussell Home
Mr and Mrs Laben Burt of Power are spending a few days in Parowan at the Pearl Sussell home.
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Mrs. Laben Burt
Power
Parowan
Pearl Sussell Home
Rob inson and Lensnon visit from Enterprise
Mr and Mrs Thomas Robinson of Enterprise spent last Tuesday visiting here with the Thomas Lensnons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Robinson
Enterprise
Thomas Lensnons
Thomas Lemmon
Orton Family Announces Arrival of Baby Daughter
Mr and Mrs Emil Andrus welcome a baby daughter born August 25 in Salt Lake City. Mrs Andrus is Irene Orton, tying the families together through the birth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Orton
Emil Andrus
Salt Lake
Andrus
Irene Orton
Matheson Bride at Lodge Ceremony in Parowan Cedar City
K. R. Matheson wed Kennety Matheson in a Lodge ceremony officiated by President Howard Keight. The event at Dieaks Lodge featured a barbecue supper, solos by President Knight, and a program by Cedar Breaks Lodge employees. The couple will reside in Cedar City. the bride worked at Cedar Breaks Lodge and the groom is with Union Pacific.
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Kennety Matheson
Paranim
Edna Perry
Veten Utah
Peoreneie
Dur Dieaks Lodge
Howard Keight
A. B. Matheson
Indigo
Knight
Matheson
Cedar Breaks Lodge
Union Pacific Railroad
Cedar City
U S D A To Buy 50 Million Pounds of Hamburger
Congressman Henry Aldous Dixon reports the Department of Agriculture will purchase 50 million pounds of hamburger to support beef cattle prices and aid drought hit Utah farmers. The meat will go to school lunch programs and eligible institutions. similar purchases for turkeys are planned and shell eggs could follow.
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U.S.D.A
Department of Agriculture
Henry Aldous Dixon
Utah
Dixon
Benson
Rep
Tuesday Visit With Mr and Mrs Lemmon
A short social note records a Tuesday visiting time with Mr and Mrs Thomas Lemmon at their home, reflecting a cordial, low key social engagement in a local context.
Kitchen Shower Honors Mrs. Gayle Stokes
On Wednesday evening a group of Mrs. Gayle Stokes friends held a kitchen shower for her at the home of Mary Carol Munford’s parents, the Thos Lemmons, celebrating the former Maxine Rasmussen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gayle Stokes
Maxine Rasmussen
Mary Carol Munford
Thos. Lemmons
Bow Bowman Bags Buck in Indian Style Deer Hunt
Parowan reports Jessie Mickelson as the sole accurate bowman. He brought in a deer killed in Indian style during the special bow and arrow hunt now active in the state. Several others claim big game, but none have proof to back their tales.
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Jessie Mickelson
Parowan
Summit News Summary of Local Meeting and Elections
Elders Quorum directed Sacrament Meeting with Carlisle Hulet presiding and a vocal duet by Richards. Mr Loggerbeck, now Cedar City resident and Sweden convert, spoke. A farewell for the Howard Dalley family moving to Cedar City. two Dalley daughters visiting. Nedra Storey of Boise and Lt Jerald Storey with Army Reserve in D.C. visit. Carol Davis and children from Richfield. Provo trip by Nedra Storey, Carol Davis, Connie Davenport. Bishop Lyle Farrow and Jack Farrow in Nevada on business. Primary voting held at Oscar J Hulet home. election judges Leona Smith and White. Stake Primary convention attendees from here: Donna Davenport, Pauline Hulet, Helen Richards, Mary Lawrence, Anna Dalley, Halda Peterson. Salt Lake City General Board members Mrs Randall and Mrs Patrick present. Ralyfi Green returned from Long Beach California.
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Carlisle Hulet
Richards
Mr. Loggerbeck
Cedar City
Sweden
Otto Dalley
Nedra Storey
Boise Idaho
Jerald Storey
Washington
Army Reserve
Carol Davis
Richfield
Parewan
Donna Davenport
Pauline Hulet
Helen Richards
Mary Lawrence
Anna Dalley
Halda Peterson
Salt Lake City
Randall
Patrick
Also Mentioned on This Page
Higbee
Joe Mickelson
Jess Mickelson
Carlyle Hulet
Ohio U
A. W. Stevenson
Board of County Commissioners
Murray
Garfield
Mirians
Peivers
Joey Ocoupie
Olesmith Ari
Ganfield
Tarewan Canyon
nArani
Seth
Bins Nous Road
Top Counties Commission
Perse Avanti Meethet Moeiay
Ray
Clara Warner
Tron County Hospital
Randall Adams
K. R. Matheson
Bowman
Summit News
Howard Dalley
Ward Recreation Hall
Connie Davenport
Provo
Bishop Lyle Farrow
Jack Farrow
Oscar J. Hulet
Leona Smith
White
Ralyfi Green
Long Beach
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