Parowan to Elect Mayor and Two Councilmen in November
Parowan City will choose a mayor and two councilmen in the November 3 election. Mayor Lyman and councilmen F J King and Edgar Benson have terms ending this year. Holdovers Scott Mitchell Heber Gurr and Robinson remain, with treasurer and recorder posts not on the ballot. Two October registration dates, October 13 and 27, require voters to verify eligibility with precinct registrars.
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Parowan
Parowan City
F Tay Lyman
F. J. King
Edgar Benson
Lyman
Primary Childrens Friend Magazine Drive In Parowan Stake
A campaign by the LDS Primary organizations in Parowan Stake aims to renew subscriptions to the Children s Friends magazine and attract new subscribers. Workers urge households with children or young relatives to subscribe. editors note subscriptions must be prepaid two months in advance, prompting an earlier push.
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Childrens’ Friend
Parowan Stake
Children's Friends
Herbert Hulet Takes California Bride
Newlyweds Herbert and Betty Hulet were married in Las Vegas Nevada on Sept 19 officiated by Thomas J Daly pastor of St Lutheran Church. Betty Valente daughter of Frank Valente Nipomo California and Herbert served in the Army with overseas Korea tour after Navy duty. They will reside in Santa Maria California where Herbert is employed after honeymoon in Parowan and nearby areas.
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Parowan
Herbert Hulet
Las Vegas
Nevada
Thomas J. Daly
St. Lutheran Church
Hulet
Betty Valente
Frank Valente
Nipomo
Calif
R. Wallace Hulet
Herbert
United States Army
Korea
Navy
Santa Maria
Regional PTA Conferences Planned by Region 8
Mrs. Golda Guyman announces a series of Region 8 PTA conferences across Beaver Iron and Washington Counties to strengthen parent child relationships. Beaver County meets Monday at 3 PM in Beaver High School. Cedar City hosts two sessions Tuesday at 4 PM and 3 1 PM in the school auditorium. The Iron County meeting features the Nora Sterling play Fresh Variable Winds with a post show discussion led by Miss Winifred Hazen. Washington County holds two sessions Wednesday at 4 and 8 PM in Hurricane High School with the play also performed.
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Golda Guyman
Parent Teachers Association
Beaver
Iron
Washington
Guymon
Beaver County Pta
Beaver High School
Cedar City
Iron County
Nora Sterling
Cedar Pta Council
Winifred Hazen
FTA Council
Washington County
Parowan Stake Talent Show Rescheduled for October 14
Parowan Third Ward Primary officers announce the Parowan Stake Youth Talent Show is moved to Wednesday October 14. Participant registration is extended to October 1. The event raises funds for a new church building and invites youth eighteen and under to compete in age groups for prizes donated by local businesses including Parowan Mercantile Company and Alma's Mobile Market.
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Parowan Stake
Parowan Third Ward
Parowan Mercantile Comany
Alma’s
Social News Highlights From Tri-H Club Gathering
Mrs. Gale Wood hosted Tri-H Club members last Thursday at her home. Plans for playground equipment drives and a visible thermometer chart to show community contributions were outlined. Mrs. Mattie Jean Harris received the club’s quilt. Mrs. Luella A. Dalton of the Daughters of Utah Pioneers will attend a social in Parowan with DUP and other camp officers hosting. Mrs. Dalton and her husband plan a mission to the Central Atlantic States next week. Every community woman is invited to attend the 6 p.m. event at the Old Rock Church social rooms.
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Gale Wood
Tri-H Club
Mattie Jean Harris
Tri-H
Luella A. Dalton
Daughters of Utah Pioneers
Old Rock Church
Iran County
Dup
Elizabeth and
Paulina
Parowan
Missionaries To Be Honored At Testimonial Saturday
A missionary testimonial will be held Saturday at 6 pm in the Parowan Third Ward Chapel honoring Mr and Mrs Harley W Dalton of the Parowan First Ward. They depart around October 1 for Salt Lake City to spend a week with their children before entering the mission home October T. The event is arranged by the First Ward High Priests Quorum with Dalton as a member. All Parowan Stake members are urged to attend.
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Parowan
Third Ward
Harley W. Dalton
Parowwe
Dalton
Salt Lake City
Central Atlantic States
First Ward
First Ward Members of the High Priests’ Quorum
Mr. Dalton
Parowan High Band Travels to Utah Meet
The Parowan High School Band will depart Friday October 2 for Salt Lake City to join the University of Utah Band invitational. About 55 students will parade and perform in the stadium during the Utes and Kuwaii football game with instructor Wilford Young and chaperone Mary Lyman. Board of Education and County Superintendent approved their attendance.
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Parowan
Salt Lake
University of Utah
Utah
Stadium Arena
Wilford Young
Mary Lyman
Board of Education
Mack Lyman Volunteers For Induction
Mack Lyman son of Mr and Mrs Rulon M Lyman of Parowan volunteered for induction into the armed services last week. He had expected the call since June as older men moved ahead on the draft rolls. Mack, a graduate of focal High School, attended Utah State Agricultural College at Logan for two years and will report at Cedar City on October 5. Garth Gilger, son of Mr and Mrs Hugh Gilger, will also report that day for induction.
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Mack Lyman
Rulon M. Lyman
Parowan
Armed Services
Mack
Focal High School
Utah State Agricultural College
Logan
Cedar City
Garth Gilger
Hugh Gilger
Parowan Relief Society Honors Mrs Dalton Before Mission
Mrs Luella A Dalton of Parowan First Ward Relief Society will be honored at an opening social Monday afternoon in the Relief Society rooms at 7 pm. She plans to depart for Salt Lake City next Thursday to prepare for service in the Central Atlantic States Mission. President Mabel Wilcock urges all members to attend amid the LDS General Conference and Sunday Fast Day Sacrament meetings across Parowan Stake wards.
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Luella A. Dalton
Parowan First Ward Relief Society
Relief Society
Mabel Wilcock
LDS Church General Conference
Salt Lake City
Parowan Schools Launch Autumn Cleanup Campaign
Parowan elementary and high school students joined a community autumn cleanup urged by Principals Mas Dalley and Alma Lawrence. Under teacher direction every class cleaned campus weeds and rubbish while junior high students crawled to pick up scattered debris along walkways. The effort extended to City mainstreet with 7th grade volunteers clearing sidewalks and curbs along a portion of the thoroughfare.
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Mas Dalley
Alma Lawrence
City Officials Double Salaries To Pay Mileage
Parowan City officials approve a salary raise at a special meeting on Monday evening. The mayor's salary rises to 3400.00 per year and each councilman to 100.00 per annum to cover gasoline mileage. Other business items were discussed before adjournment.
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Parowan City
Parowan Woman Breaks Leg in Nightfall Fall
Lifelong Parowan resident Mrs Fratiem Martia suffered a broken right hip when she lost balance and fell at her son Ray Morris’s home. She was taken by ambulance to Salt Lake City and admitted to the LDS Hospital for treatment with the leg to be set Wednesday morning. Her daughter Mes Asa Topham of Paragonah and daughter-in-law Mrs Durham Morris of Cedar City accompanied her.
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Salt Lake City
Mes
Asa Topham
Paragonah
Durham Morris
Cedar City
New Arrival at Iron Counts Hospital in Sept
A newborn black haired boy weighing just under seven pounds was delivered at Iron Counts Hospital on September 18 to Mr and Mrs Ramon Bentley of Parowon. Grandparents Hay Kentley and Claude Burton of Papa Wan rejoice, with great grandmothers Alice Davis of Las Vegas and Zella Worthen. The new mother is Frankie Low Burton, connected to the city’s power plant project in Red Creek Canyon with a preliminary survey on the pen stock route underway.
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Iron Counts Hospital
Ramon Bentley
Parowon
Hay Kentley
Claude Burton
Papa Wan
Alice Davis
Las Vegas
Zella Worthen
Panguitch
Frankie Low Burton
Red Creek Canyon
Personal News Notes From Parowan Many Local Travels
Parowan residents share summer returns and upcoming plans with relatives and friends. Joan Bayles goes to Provo to join BYU as a junior while Claudia Matheson prepares for the U of U. Chad Orton’s LDS mission in Western Canadian Territory is postponed to November to finish work on a farm contract. Rome of visits to the State Fair and nearby towns round out a week of family and community updates.
Fire Destroys Paragonah Home
A major blaze in Paragonah destroyed Mr Od Me Den Bartons home after an overheated stove started the fire shortly after 6 pm. The couple, away at the time, returned to find the house a total loss with belongings, guns, furniture, and appliances ruined. Neighbors reported the fire and only clothing and some blackened silverware survived.
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Tarajenah
den Barten
van Mire Farten
Edith
Don
Herbert Topham
Herbert
Dor
Yerikk
Topham
Barton
Gilger reception honors new Mrs Gilger in Foley Alabama
Mr and Mrs Hugh Gilger hosted a Saturday night reception for their son and new daughter in law Katherine Camellia Douglas daughter of Richard B Douglas of Foley Alabama. The marriage occurred Sept 2 at Par Owl House. The bride wore ice blue net over taffeta with pink corsage. The ceremony included music readings and remarks. The couple plans military service then resides at Cartwright Motel.
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Hugh Gilger
Indaw
Garth Gilace
Gilger
Katherine Camellia Douglas
Richard B. Doulas
Foley
Alabama
Par Owl
Barbara Jov Giper
Thales Brown
Ted Barton
Lakee Munford
Whitney Orton
Barbara Jane Bayles
Frank In Jones
Stake Press
Clair Rowley
Bride
Prean
Merluerite Bauer
Audrey Gilger
Barbara Bauer
Jennie Dunton
Cartwright
Local Man Receives Army Commendation for Son Honor
A letter to Roy Benson honors Master Sergeant Wilford Eugene Benson RA28929891 of Headquarters Battery Seventh Army NCO Academy. Benson ranked first among 164 students in Class 5320. The commendation from the Commanding General Seventh US Army highlights his achievement and mentions the back page continuation.
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Roy Benson
Wilford Eugene
Gene) Benson
Mr. Benson
I. FP
Wilford Fugene Benson
Benson
Seventh Army Nco Academy
Elks Lodge to Observe National Newspaper Week
Cedar City Hiks Lodge No 1546 will observe National Newspaper Week on October 18 as part of a nationwide salute to the press. Exalted Ruler Steve Asmus announced the program run by a committee including FE Wo Micforluane WW Bulloch and Leonard Smith. Earl E. James urged lodges to join in strengthening the free press.
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Cedar City
Hiks Lodge No 1546
Elks Lichtes
Steve Asmus
Elks
Newspaper Week
Bulloch
Leonard Smith
Earl E. James
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Elks Lodges
Joix
D U P Camp Meetings Set For Oct Ist In Ore
The Elizabeth Camp of Daughters of Utah Pioneers opens Thursday October 1 at 7 30 p m in the Oly Rock Church basement. Evelyn Lowder announces two lessons The Markers continuation and They Came in 1853 by Jean Hendrickson and Flossie Mickelson. Paulina DUP also meets at 2 p m the same day in the same venue with Clara Benson speaking.
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Elizabeth Camp
Daughters of Utah Pioneers
Oly Rock
Evelyn Lowder
Jean Hendrickson
Flossie Mickelson
Paulina Dup
Clara Benson
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Lyla
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Grant Mortensen
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Alma Jones
Orem
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Ralph
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Chad
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