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Show !C:rs PAROWAN 1H5 I , . w 2, UTAH, (HTOlif-- PAROWAN , ParagonahJ il'.y Correspondent) PARACONAH REPUBLICANS NOMINATE TOR TOWN BOARD hunting season next .n .1 Ff lends of Mis 1,ouiTojdi.u even.ng at hi pent a vety home hefe last SatUlday I.,, fit in tie foim of a pot luik upper visitm.-deehunter's wives Wee pc: I. a - ph-.i-a- l: pat. In i p t) in Paragon l.i l Friday v l. y it' linn: .it lihoh t.me till- filling ini; In kit fn thi election .i n. mu Novi-i ii a ii linjiJ in . . In i i I . i - I Doings IN With local di et hunt" s CO. BOY r TGV. .to ON ROTh I it I F s Wi i potted by (Jr act- What everyone iLiynion iptioris uie In mg t.ikm t i tin- P.nowan High School yia.book. As iu- do not know wh.it the exact i ost to each in.liviJu.il will be at we art taking subsci ipLons pu.M-n.it tit o d Jims down. The remaining co.t i to be paid later. We urge any one tho is interested in purcha-ina bonk, such as burner teachers and tmli-nts, to send their order In as MMin a- - jwi'sible. The deadline has liien set at November 9th. Sub ,t i - -- gUc-t- '1 In- r -- News From Our Boys In The Armed Service RAMS TAKE TROUnc-TROM CEDAR HIGH At School - O' TRAVELS Kenneth Prothero Describes Tour Of Southern Germany Nu: nia g, Germany, Oil h I'Mj C GLOBE furnishing the supper About ladles were present Mis Suiah D. Robinson .,nd Labs Sergeant Leonard Rowley writes Trip from Hawaii to Okinawa. daughter are home again .ifti i !. tt. Iw A ing the past few win ks in S.dt I i t a good football g., i Y day afternoon tu.i,,j. T following the up, r. the Cedar High J;. Parowan Ram. (ij in a game that w .. of the fourth quart. - b(" visitors piling up a G The Rams Kh m fj . men to open th- - , footed AleX Millie w.r,; 7 entire Ram team j With the aid of by his team mates ,, wan players app.irtrgh this display of j a. never did lealiy (,a game except for mu o,, in the fin.il qi.artt j ,5j game ended. The t .,Y and the hard taekLi.r cf ors put a stop to m,, t u. ground gaining ait.-- p;. afternoon and the vi ed Ram passe-- irj to 111-on two more occasim... The visitors seoud uno quarter, twice in tin and fourth quarter- - w.hV Lloyd G rames ea:r.ng most of the time and bury kick ng fm tin- .r after touchdowns fie . . Folks: has been a Week since I last I i; In i Mir par. .s ; ! e to voy Use lue Mon it phase Alsu and Mr. Mis Rmn City, )i i g. 'A m is i, i' i ..Sis .1 for riot wiitmg bei.iu-- e tin- - last i i.t, George a (ague and family of Pay-- m an- in n it of !..s tl.lM w i k I w cut on at t :p that took tin .iii, Itn,iii Miiiilii i s, Revt-i- i visiting Mrs. Montag Si .1 W ti.i .1 i nine wei k. and it was ju .t irr.posEi ml and Mts W. T. Davenport i. p.r I; ill. n in, (Tllii't Rob.n-oj PHS '.V.i 1.. imi m nix .iinl Win Roufdman ad ble to wi ite on tin Sheldon Edwards was t.k n to Ei for Fiiday Tlu I Tj1 t K i a 1 H I Tinin Cedar Cite again a h w I three was assembly program nd dill i jivtv w i reorganized with However, you class I the Junior II. k e Fn presented by Smrc S. iinin l M S Al.li !! .1' i li.iii fn.in, tmu ini I have itlays ago suffering from and you vx it h the p,-, following program bting gi .en J.. m t. n I land. postcards tr.i n I Sal ah T RulilliM-- ( hail Woman anil ble. ived them bif.ee thn letter reachct g.-- t de: I vs. K w Pi. veti: n HIS .Hi Tn ill n. .i lip. Oisnn Talhot, ii irt.iiy anil trc.'i.xur Mr. and Mrs. Wallace O.born haw es you Now I will try and tell you Devotional i thi ' we W e ban Roma music, I.yman, been here visiting .Mrs, (Kboin' Mime of the things that we did and i of I 1! !n 4 in eelllg Ip tn tins time the Democrats people, Mr. and Mrs. H. R Robin am (uni : o I IP some of the olurcs that we visited, Prayer, Mr. Brown, fit hav i nt hi l'l a n .min.iting primary and family, after spending more j..e. and then a little later I will send Master of Ceremonies, Garth Whitglc and the Wi for holding such than two years In Floiida where ham Sat ur you some ney, ,ff pletuies and also a few Joe im it mgs Was Saturday of last week Halter-man Wallace has been stationed with the things that I picked up on the tup. Song, Cleone Johnson, Elna . Al U.S. Army. He will teach school III and Shu ley Mae Rowley, We first went to M unction which is tor li.ivmon l Imtheio is home with Cedar this al-Can o Can, year. City Lyle Evans, Dale Evans, mute ; quite a large city and hi-- , , jiaients. Mr anil Mrs. Dave Pro-theGordon ILlleiman and Gilbert Mr. and Mrs. Mont Robb have bei n Then we went to badly desti-oyiHith his discharge here from Washington state is a aliLlieil, which Czechoslovakia 11en. illl tile a! Ill v I (( i fitly. gk Mr. and Mrs. George A Toph.im beautiful city that reminded me Song, Miss Joseph, doi M- and Mis Doyle Tophain and and Mont has been out hunting more of the United States than any Mind Readin gact, Spencer I.emmon chi ''ll .!'( lieie ve.it mg Doyle's par Mr. and Mrs. Geiald Edward-spen- t and Fima Topham, other place that I have ever been cla AT and Mis Ernest Topham (iits, last week here visiting Gcr Then we went to Pi ague which is al Frank Sinatra Song, Gordon Halter-mame Ii.i.--; Dovhreturned from ald's mother, Mrs. Emma Edwanl-- . just in Czechoslovakia and still nicer Pe oveisi-aduty in the U.S. army and and his sister Gladys He has uSong, Don Mitchell, Baus This near the fin brings light has his 45 day fui lough visit returned from overseas duty in PHS varian Alps which is really a beau cip mg heie and in Frllmme. He expects for the Senior class rings and received his discharge a The older like tiful itself and about rar spot just to git his discharge Nov. 1. few days ago. Kaily in the fourth q an; the beautiful spots around home, on was sent out on Wednesday of this Mr. and Mis. Wm. F. Stapley en ur ,1 (I i'. ii by the beach week. Every student but two placed Rams recovered a I.e.i!ni; Sei Mr. and Mrs. Milt Robb have bet n !y more wooded and much higher child-ien a visit fioin all of for It . their a Lake down from Salt an infantr y rerni tery and was mountains. In some joyed orders. It will be a number of weeks and this coupled with a f.; City 1 places the snow dining the week. All 8 of their few days. Milt has been hunting am a bi.e.i'ifal thriig Then- weie no was about be here but penalty gave us the m ' y ins before the will rings feet which af forty deep child.-enfive sons and three daugh-t'- i Mrs. Robb has been visiting with m uni Is: mi!) a flat grass patch, score during the gain. , ar. folded all of us the chance to learn they are well worth waiting for. A. Dalton scored stand. ri s, weie here togither for a few their daughter, Mrs. Mable Robinson with cos row upon row, with an to ski and we all did Then we went PHS the davs along with their husbands and and family. tar of Dus id lnnving up down over the Brenner Pass into iHia-- i ii Mrs. Alta Dalton, our homemaking short pass. we v. ies and c hildren. This was the Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Hatiis an It was :,s though tire bnvs could bo The visitors tackling .inc bu; which is pretty badly blown up instructor, has been absent from the first time for about 25 years that here visit ig Mrs. Harris' people, th as on the top of the mound due to the hard the High school for the past week tak- were excellent '!u!e tr jet fighting duiing as in thi-tiny weie altogether so they had Thomas A. Robinson family. f.n.,1 place If on- last stages ( f the war there. ing care of her small daughter who didnt show much al mg th.. 0f a family icunion while here. Mein-he- i I could on home I came Lamoreaux tn ,v has chicken pox. She has been re- afternoon. Lyman i in .vt, era ..nd ly Ralph g,, get a look After seeing the spots in Italy we s of the family arc: I'm Mrs. Luella A. Dalton. furlough from overseas duty and ha at Fail's and Brians graves jury eaily in the game w. Sei back down the came and then placed by Mr I his Mr and Mis. Fail Stapley, Sum-rm- t. been here visiting parents, sine could make The! la and Mrs Into Austria which is Alps him out most of the tin.c-.tha also beautiThe Parowan Ag. and Home Ec. Evans, steller baik f.j : . out Itah: Mi. and Mrs. John Jones, :ind Mrs. Clarence Lamoreaux am leinili ton fn a lot better. If they ful and nice country. Heie we stay- clubs held a party at the Five Mile was an- as well ( a "d for as the graves S.m Francisco, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin his wife and baby at Cedar City. H injured just after tiur.ne: ed Lint at which used to be one of i 1, i the families need Thursday afternoon, October 18, af- was out of t.he game from; flo: Jensen, Cedar City; Mr. and Mrs went out hunting deer and had th on ttiis famous the towns. resort After stayter the football game with Hinckley. Frank Staph-y- , Provo, Mr. and Mrs. misfortune to accidentally get she never have a moment of doubt. This practically give- - thi blii here for one day we decided to They a lunch consisting of Bart Staph-yAfter visiting the cemetery we ing San Fiancisco, Mr. and through the ankle. He was taken t enjoyed the go down to the beautiful Blue Dan championship of tin; h. be Mis. Plain Stapley, Cedar City, Mrs. the county hospital where the doe caught a series of lides up to, hotdogs, hamburgers, hot cocoa and Pr and the l lglit to ubc it since it was only see Region and cookies. After the lunch they sang of the mil, Hill No. 5". We Schenck, Caliente, Smith tor's think he will be allright. for the ten miles Regional crown, .ry away. Mrs. Eva Beard and her son Vcn-noU. S. Navy, who was reStaph-yround and baik Loin the main nioun songs around the fire and then reFrom here we took a cabin cruiser turned home. The football teams they have to play an up ar.: e of Milford have been here visit leased from the Service on Oct. 6. Irnve past gangs of Jap prisoners, 15 that went down the Danube into were invited to be guests at the part- Beaver squad next week. P. Roy Talbot came down from Salt ing and the latter has been bunting wm king on the load, their brown final is Milford with game I.ake City to visit his father, Walter deer. They went from here to Kan-a- b backs shining with perspiration. Wo Vienna, which used to be the heart ythat place next week end. be for a few days. Vernon was just drove on up past the stockade where of all Europe's resort spots. We did Reported by Oleen Hatch and Bud Talbot and hunt deer. lel from the army. the pnsoneis are keep; saw women not get to do much m Vienna be- dy Orton. Rex C. Ward and Mile S. Mat Mis. Zabrlskie of Caliente, Nev. recently released bathing small brown fluid: en; men cause it is Russian territory and were down from Salt Lake C has been here visiting with her sisMr. and Mrs. T. W. Bayles were and women We understand that on recommen er last week end to hunt dt- digging and cultivating they were very strict, but nevertheters, Mrs. Kozclla Barton and and visitors here on Saturday of thi the rich black island sod. We now less we did get to see the once beau- dation of the officers of the local the Rollins Mrs. I.asca Hunt. Brothers, Evan week from St. George. black cows, tied by the horns graz- tiful city which is lying in ruins Gun and Rod Club, Messrs. Roy and and were successful in pet!::, Tlie ward M.I.A. will hold a Haling on the hillsides and fenced in Form there we came back up the Phil Benson have been made game bucks along with the other ir lowe'en party Tuesday night in the Cpl. Gordon Matheson, who has small Danube Lrntz into and on down into wardens to serve dui stockades or bars.. The huts ing the hunting of the party. school house. The evening will be been home on furlough from an Arwere made of all sorts of material, Strausburg and Bertesgarden which seasons. west for middle base in the Air in dancspent my playing games and some thatched, some with all sorts was Hitlers famous hideout in the A miscellaneous shower .f ing after which refreshments will be two or three weeks, was here for thi of tin tacked a roof, mountains and also the seat of all Lowdor Art for overhead en for Mrs. G. E. Smith, nee.on arrived here last even served. past ten days and took part in' the all with enormous cracks the famous gangsters. from Long Beach, to visit with Matheson last evening at th,a and wining The various classes of the ward annual deer hunt. From the housed places of interest his people for a few days and try his of her aunt, Mrs. Alice Ha!-0dows bengining waist high and endPrimary will hold parties in their was five miles up some of the luck at getting a deer. it roof where All the A program was given during were began. Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Webb and ing class rooms Tuesday, October 30, cethein-selvheaviest wooded areas and steepest made the natives obviously after which refreshment by their son and Mr. Webbs father, all ening lebrating Halloween. Mrs. D. II. Richards underwent places that you can imagine to what served. of Los Apgeles, have been here for uc Hugh Robinson is home on a y We passed the stockade and on up is known as the Eagles Nest major operation during the week at the past week visiting with Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Ilaltenr: l furlough visiting his parents, Webb's mother, Mrs. Isa Mortensen. to the leper colony. It looked almost where Hitler used to go to sign all he Iron county hospital. Air. and Mrs. Calvin Robinson. ited with their son Lynn ar on and family and hunting deer. They like the other stockade except that of his famous documents of war and Brose Guyrnon and a group of and family in Ogden for a i Ii Members of Mr. and Mrs. Arch left for their home again yesterday the people were housed fair her from from this point in the very top of I.amoieaux family were here for the the fence, and signs said Beware. the mountain you can see five coun- hunters from Lancaster, California tw last week. We undeistar JCl Mr. and Mrs. A1 Watkins of Salt Leper Colony. tries which are very nice to look at. were up from there to hunt deer one of their children has beend hunting season. Arch and his son lot Orion of Provo were here, Leland Lake City spent last Saturday and We came close to the opex of the Incidentally Hitler was only at this with Brose's brothers here, Messrs ill at that place. "he M. L. Jess and but about three Lamoreaux of I.as Vegas and Arvil Sunday here hunting with Messrs. island, a so didnt times himself Guyrnon, huge crag with sheer sides. place have very good luck in finding them WEANER PIGS for sale. Setit of St. George, Homer of Milford. Leonard and Keith Orton, and vis- We could see caves so badly. From sevewe do didn't all the way up Taylor, Parowan. feet from the top you have Other members of their families iting with the Oscar Orton family. )1 the sides and realized some of the nty-five Two new have an people to appeared were hoie visiting Leland Lamor- is as elevator it go up by impossi bitterest of the war took fighting as salespeople in two of our busie.- mx is now Scout 1 Sgt. Grant Stevens, of San Franto ble Here other the go Executive in the up any way. place in those very caves. ness establishments recently. LaMar 1 Las Vages vicinity after attending a cisco, Vern Reid and his brother, same man took us to used that up The wounds and scars of the fight Jensen has Reid of THEAm Santa been California to added ALLADIN the Stan sales Ana, Scouting school in New York last are pretty well covered by the take Hitler, himself on that famous staff at the Mercantile and Floyd Hy have been here hunting deer since ing eai summer. ride. He is guarded by three heavily ever enveloping jungle. EdParowan, Utah att is the new meat cutter at the 11 armed American In soldiers. the Many families have friends here last Friday, and visiting with We came back down the other Southern Utah and Stevens mund otl family. from California and other states for Dairy Company. side of the mountain through thick town we had a beautiful hotel with 30c PRICES: 15c 'ill a cafe where everything was free the deer hunt, some camping in the soft red from the rain. clay, C. E. Norton Messrs. Adrian and Karl Adams Mrs. and Attorney lulls and others staying in town and skiand P.tfi 7 pictures, dancing, boating, STARTING TIME were here from Ooakland, CaliforThat afternoon we went down to and their son Orville of Salt Lake m driving out every day. ing, swimming and everything that nia for Tues. to beach on swimma-blesee the if it here the few was visited first of the briefly days Last year there was an 85 per City, SUN. MON. & TUES va want. From we there anyone might Airs. It was and we took a nice dip. Deer season but were unsuccessful cent kill in this state, with the next day with Mrs. Nortons sister, came back nearly over the same MATINEE SUNDAY AT 4 Fuy in the hunt and had to return to the M. Gurr. They were on their There on the beach lie tons of AmGwen IU1 highest states percentage being 6b and arrived here last route, night. Coast empty-hande- d Lake from Cal- erican steel in the foi m tanks, oil to Salt back we are told. 41 way i cent. It was certainly the best thing the However it seems this year per iente where they had been visiting drums and sund.y wiecked equipId ever many hunters are being disappointafforded I me am and Lt. Richard Batts of the Army ment. Some are out on the reef and Army ed on account of the scarcity of deer. another son. Q that I was able to make Air Corps was home on really happy With other lie nearer shore. One pieces furlough Some local hunters seem to think Dc O'Brien, Homer Stubbs, Seaman first class, huge rusty tank lies just above the the trip. last week visiting with his wife and Margaret Jimmy there may be a 65 per cent deer kill U.S. in He went on to say that he wasnt family here and his And June Alyson in Cedar Navy, who is stationed at Clear- beach line. Across the front, just to people dl this year while others think it will field, Utah, was down to see his wife the right of a ragg. d hole and just sure that ho would be home right City. He has been a flying instructbe lower-- Local sportsmen are a- n Chesbut Mrs. it Mr. his and or and wouldnt be so hoped stationed at fields in Texas for below a pattern of holes torn bv parents, f.- cid ar that if the doe hunt is carried ter Stubbs over last week end. the past several years. WEDNESDAY & THURSPT, maehinegun fire is the name Marie long. (Hit as anticipated there may not be Just up the hill lies the 4th Marine WATCH FOR POSTERS at Mr. and Mrs. Arch Gilger and Division cemetery. the typhoon which wreck- Walt Rowley were up from Boulder la following We went swimming twice that ed most of the installations on thi City, Nevada for the first few ir days day and yesterday was spent almost island. ir of the deer we hunt understand. entireh on trie beach. Toduv discovK), He describes simiseasons the as ered that we had only seen half of 5( Mr. Mrs. and Phil famto and Smith lar ours here, with it never getthe island the fust day, we took ansr are from here ily 30 below California Lomita, and degrees getting other toiu- this morning We caught ting a; some hotter than here, and describes visiting the S. J. Whitney family With glimpses of a Deuutiful blue bay alIi and deer with relatives in hunting most entrely seeluded. Cliffs funn- the island as like part of Utahs DixLaird Cregor and Linda D art ie. He says it is a wooded and not a Parowan and Cedar City. ed one side and a coral sand beach .ai made a ere. cent about the other two. jungle island, and very rocky with We doubled back and almost icti ac- the rocks being porous. He goes on Is t'd our tra.l, and then took another to tell of the caves used for gun em off to -- Suicide Cliff. The placement in the mountainous area E name is almost It during the fighting. He and his comi: visited the native burial plais one of those huge, magnificent panions Sofa Pillows, ces in tombs in the hillsides and B which to the drop precipices directly rer sea. Hundreds of Japanese jumped mentions several other interesting WE HAVE PLENTY OF 35c-59c-6- 9c Animals to their deaths from the top of that things about the island. eh cliff in the last stages of the battle in Miss Ruth Orton has spent the ur for the J past week vacationing in Salt Lake let K" Cdy visiting with relatives and at the 01 Complete na!:;,n' Pyends. te , 1 I 1 I )ea . -. t r . 'I';' ; i t I ei -- -- , - i u-'- s '.-- n, - ' - I 1 1 . f- -- i i ' , mi-si-- d . 1 i . - ii-iti- m n. - ere-ml- -t tin-arm- y i - , n: i 1 - r , rs.-- . , n 45-da- . Come To The VARIETY STORE FIRST For Your Shopping Needs Your Car Ready For by-roa- d WINTER $1.49 and $2.25 Plastic and Placques Alcohol for Your Radiator $1.69 and $2.25 Flashlights Mitchell Variety Store PAROWAN, UTAH l' ' Harold Rowley was up from Los Armeies to join in the annual deer ! .'tt ;and visit briefly with his Thomas H. Rowley family. i ::"Mp!.tI Parowan Conoco Service Bronze Gasoline Nth MotorOBe Claude E. Burton, Proprietor - le fit |