Draft law sets Oct 16 date for universal registration
The new draft law, signed by the president, requires males 21 to 36 to register on October 16 for 12 months of military training under Utah National Guard direction. Volunteers from ages 19 to 21 may enlist, with exemptions for ministers students and others. The act outlines Induction terms, reserve status, civilian exemptions, rehire rights, and penalties for violations.
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Congress
Utah
Utah National Guard
Brogadier
W. G. Willisins
Western Hemisphere
United States
Philippines
IML
Water Supt Narrowly Escapes CAH Turnover
M. L. Skougard city waterworks superintendent narrowly escaped serious injury when his car left the road near the Four Mile crossing in Far jeeeati canyon. The vehicle struck a rock, nose d over the embankment, and rolled once then again landing on its wheels. Skougard suffered only minor head and shoulder injuries.
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M. L. Skougard
City Waterlocks
Four Mile
Farjeeeati Canyon
Brattesea
Four Rile
Skougard
Carnival To Climax East Ward Budget Drive
A Ward of Marowan in Wyoming plans two ward carnivals to fund the budget drive. Events run Thursday night September 26 in the Relief Society rooms with banquet, auction, and dance. tickets include a dance entry. Bishopric urges full budget payments, asks cooperation from all ward members for the coming year.
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Marowan East Ward
Wyoming
Weet Ward
Relief Society
Y.w.m.la
Cedar City Couples Proclaim Licenses To Wed
Tron County Clerk reports couples wed in the past week Harold Jensen and Velma Nabe am both of Salt Lake City Velden Brown and Della Holyoak of Cedar City Charles Hunter and Alice Englestead Grant Alger Twitchell and Anna Day Winston Seegriller and Ruby Anderson Cedar City Lister Paragonah and Annatelle Farkinson Beaver Lloyd Allenby of Cedar City and Ramona Esplin Ordersville Maxine Danton daughter of City Marshal and Mrs Harrell Dalton underwent appendectomy at the county hospital and is recovering.
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Tron County
Harold Charles Jensen
Salt Lake City
Velma Ellen Nabeam
Union
Utah
Velden Brown
Della Holyoak
Cedar City
Charles Forest Hunter
Ceder
Ruby Anderson
John R. Lister
Paragonah
Annatelle Farkinson
Beaver
Lloyd Vernon Allenby
Cedst City
Ramona Esplin
Ordersville
Maxine Danton
Harrell Dalton
Main Street Oiling To Commence Monday
Main Street oiling in Parowan will start next Monday morning per the State Road Commission. Local men will be hired. some machinery operators from outside may be needed. The project, plus two others in Parowan canyon and canyon road, had been delayed by national defense airport work but will proceed now with equipment in place.
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Payowan
District Road
State Road Commission
Parowan Canyon
National Defense
Road Commission
Parowan City
Main
Center Streets
Main Street
Parowan
The
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Warren H. Bulloch
Jocal
Parowan Opens Six Man Football Schedule Next Friday
The Southern Utah six man season starts September 27 with three games. Parowan, Cedar City, Milford, Beaver, St George and Hurricane form the league. Parowan opens at Cedar City on the Cedar City field with a home game later against Beaver and a road game at Hurricane.
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Southern Utah High School
Parowan
Southern Utah League
Cedar City
Milford
Beaver
Sts. George
Hurricane
Orland Ward
Cedar City High
Parawan
Harricane
Patowan
Cedar
St George
Parowan St George
Parsowan
Funeral Services To Be Held For Hilda Rollins
Funeral services for Hilda E Rollins 87 who died at County hospital after a long illness will be held Sunday at 2 45 PM in the First Ward chapel with Bishop W L Adams directing. She was born February 15 1903 in Minersville Utah daughter of George H Eyre and Emma W Eyre and lived in Parowan most of her life. Surviving are her husband Evan Rollins five sons Dick Don Jean Carlyle and Garry a daughter Katherine her father and many siblings.
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Hilda E. Rolling
W. L. Adams
Hollins
Salt Lake City
L. D. §. Church
Parewan East Ward
Don
Jean
Carlyle
Garry
Katherine
Parewan
George H. Eyre
Minersville
Prominent Utah Publisher Dies in New York Hospital
Clyde A. Epperson of Kaysville Utah long prominent in Utah publishing and printing circles died Monday morning in a New York City hospital while on a business and vacation trip. He published the Kaysville Weekly Reflex and led Inland Printing Co. He served as Utah State Press Association president in 1929 and was a director at death. Survived by wife Ruby Ingles Epperson a son William a daughter Betty and a sister Mrs Samuel Barbour. Funeral services Friday at 3 p.m. at the Kaysville D. & S. chapel with Rt Rev Arthur W. Moulton officiating.
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Clyde A. Epperson
Kaysville
Utah
Ustah
Utah State Press Association
New York City
Epperson
Reflex
Inland Printing Company
National Code Authority
National Editorial Association
Utah House of Representatives
Davis County
Ruby Ingles Epperson
William Epperson
Betty Epperson
Samuel Barbour
Bronxville
Kaysville i. D. & Chapel
Arthur W. Moulton
Salt Lake City
Episcopal
Wards Schedule Funeral and Anniversary Programs
The Sacrament meetings for Parowan’s two wards will be held at 1 30 p m Sunday September 22 to allow the East ward chapel to host Mrs Eyan Rollins funeral at 2 45 p m The choirs from both wards are asked to attend The services feature genealogical society programs commemorating the anniversary of the first appearance of the Angel Moroni to Joseph Smith on September 22 The bishopric announced the plans and outlined the general program from the presiding bishop's office.
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Parowan
Eyan Rollins
East Ward
Angel Moron
Joseph Smith
Military Conscription Procedure Outlined
Washington released details on the selective draft for men aged 21 to 35 under the new law. Registration is set for October 6 in each county seat, with local boards assigning numbers, sending cards to Washington for lottery drawing, and classifying men into four groups for service eligibility and deferment.
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Washington
Army
Navy
District Court Holds Three Day Session Here
The September term of the District Court convened here Monday afternoon and continued in session until late Wednesday evening. Six criminal cases were heard with one plea reduced to a misdemeanor. several defendants were excused from reporting or placed on future reporting terms. Fourteen civil cases were heard, with many continued or reset for November. The record notes paroles and employment conditions and references a remaining continuation on another page.
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District Court
State of
Utah
Billie Lee Sattley
State of Utah
John Dale Green
Uta
Lamond Parker
Norman Christensen
Webb B. Wood
Preston Corry
Wood
Christensen
U. P
Corry
Pietro Aria
Rifey Adair
Southern Utah Power Co
Wm HH. Wood
Willard Perkins
Wayne Banks
Glenna Banks
Clarence Z Miller
Melville D. Arms
Roy Mackelprang
J. W. Berg~strom
L. Halterman
Bank of Southern Utah
Isaac A. Nelson
Wes. A. Stickeney Cigar Company
Walter G. Lunt
Orville .Som
Sam Cline
Morey
Oline
Verdell Kolent Ys
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Iilitary Training Reg
Play School Mothers’ Club
Bank
Deramy Cartridge
Lyman
J.B. Rolling
Carnival
Perowan Exchange Club
Taylor's
County Centennial Committee
Ang
H. L. Adams
Ad Mente
Hilda Rollins
Esther E. Orton
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