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Show N Pk -- " Wfjj , J'! PAROWAN TIME ; a Th, r, i a t , I .hey IhlUUg !V( , NO. 3. PAROWAN Republicans Win Victory In Tuesdays City Election Former Resident Dies in Salt Lake Hospital TIMES. ll!t !l in UTAH. NOVEMBER 9. 1945 voi.r.MK xxxi e-- , rj. v hg We wt;, 1 So w id PAROWAN out v Program Arranged For Armistice Observance Iron And Garfield Counties 'it Unite Un Connecting Koad ! Wctlni-siijThe observance of Aimi.stice Day morninK1 Salt Lake of a Tribune death carried the in Parowan, which stalls with the LOCAL LIBRARIAN story RAY MITCHELL AND SON PLAN IS VICE County and civic official ..f bon j of Robert Geary Page, 68 of Salt annual banquet given by the face from what they did in the NEW GROCERY STORE HERE and Garfield count ie nu t in l.inPRESIDENT OF STATE ASS N. Lake City, and brother of John G. Auxiliary fot all Legumaires and Winter election of two years ago, sweeping guitch last Monday afternoon dinof this city. He died at 2 p m. their partners tonight, will take in Page his Mitchell son and Ray old Democratic administration At the annual convention of the Boyd are ouan. the regular met ting of the Garing much Novof of on the day Monday, ut of office and electing every Re- leasing the old store building for- Tuesday at a Salt Lake hospital Utah Library Association, held at field county Boaid and derided upserember 12, the day set aside for the the Escalante hotel publican on the ticket in Tuesdays merly housing the Paruwan Drug, coronary thrombosis. Funeral in Cedar City on a definite plan to get a eonneet-inbe his will for celebration in place of Sunday, Nov. last vices held Saturday are and election. Winning majorities rangfixing it up with the idea of Mrs. Eulala T. Orton Saturday, road to link the two counties ed from a slim 10 votes in the race opening up a new grocery store bus- afternoon there and a large number 11. The local American Legion Post librarian at the Parowan Public liband highways 91 on this side and lor Mayor to as high as 221 votes iness. They have been busy for the of relatives have gone from here to announces that a parade, featuring rary was honored by being named 89 on the other side of the mounveterans of 1918 and 1945, will be as one of the vice !or some councilmen. past couple of weeks putting in attend them. of the tain. 1877 Mr. was held at 10 30 in the morning, and it association for the presidents 2, at June born Page No. and One the and Three shelving counters, painting Voting districts coming year. Arrangements had been made for were overwhelmingly Republican, interior and in other ways getting Pinto in Western Iron county, a son is to be followed by a public meet Public and school librarians from Iron county officials to meet with of Daniel R. and Sophia Geary Page. ing at 11 in the High school audi- all living the candidates of that party ' ready to launch themselves in the parts of the state were in attend- officials of our neighboiing county He had filled a mission for the LDS torium. business most here. instances. grocery ance at the convention which began some time ago, and Commissionei large majorities in The meeting program will feature with registration at p. m. and con- II. L. Ray has had several years of ex- church in California and at the time Only District No. Two, the prcdom-nentlAdams, County cleik W. Clair Democratic section of Faro-wa- perience in this sort of business be- of his death was a High Priest in the the finals In the Ameiican Legion tinued with a session at 2 p.m, a Rowley and E. Ray l.vman of the showed majorities for any of ing employed both here and in Ce- Pioneer Stake. During his residence Oratorical contest. During the after- dinner meeting at 6 pm. and an ev- Parowan Exchange club road comthat partys ticket, and went over dar City during the past. Boyd had in Parowan he was an officer in the noon it is planned to hold a turkey ening meeting at 8. Donald Nelson, mittee made the trip when other to the Republican side for two of some experience in this line during ward Sunday school and active in shoot and in the evening a dance librarian at the Branch A. C. and members of the boaid wee county the winning councilmen and the Re- the past two years in California. other church organizations. He was will be held in the Parowan high president of the association for the unable to make the These men tup. a graduate of the Branch Normal gymnasium.. While groceries will be the main order. past year was In charge of the con- met with the Garfield county boaid was at he Cedar City where sold in the store, they may college man of world vention. One of the main items of composed of II. J. Allen, J. Usher Every Q. From the ten vote difference be-- I if tween Lyman and Mitchell for May carry some others not determined at in the mercantile business from 1904 war One and World War Two, as business was the approval of a setup llenrie and Sam Pollock. to 1910. During his residence here well as service men home on fur- - of a or, the Republican lead mounted up this time. system of State libraries th;U As a result of the meeting a lethe operated a small store for awhile lough are . ward, with Burton and Jensen to participate in all will reach out into the smaller com-o- f ter was drafted, to be sent to the urged COUNTY OLD FOLKS HOME and then was manager of the Parothe days activities, and especial-- mumtics and provide library facili State Road Commission which askplaces on the council by majAWAY TO OPEN RIGHT wan Coop for a year or two. orities of 43 and 25 respectively, ly be on hand in uniform for the ties for people, and especially child- ed this commission to go ahead with He and his family moved from parade at 10:30. The traefe Verda E. Adams, Republican won The home that is program for ren who are now deprived of this a survey this fall of the most feasibeing provided here to rieasant Grove and from the from Democratic incumbent Ida II. be as fol- service. will morning meeting ble route for a road connecting the resiIron for its aged by County there to Salt Lake City where he lows: ras jSmith by 47 votes for City Record-r- , dents two counties so actual construction to should be able and open up LOCAL PROJECT INCLUDED IN has lived since 1926. He Is survived and A. C. Hatch won the long fumay in near Selection begin next year. Officials of start School the band. very High operating by NATIONAL AIRPORT PLANS erm post on the Council from Mar-by his widow, Mrs. Dora Halterman the two counties at the meeting had ture it is announced by S. J. Whitby Prayer Chaplain, Page, formerly of this city and the One Minute of Topham by 143 votes. Howard stated in the letter that it would bo Silence to honor the From W. K. Granger ney, who has been hired by the following children: oseph again proved to be the best for the home. as caretaker of two wars. agreeable for the road to go either dead County ote getter for the Republicans, reTwo sons, Joseph H. and Glen II. Selection The United States today has ap- by way of Bear canyon and Bone home formerly belonging to Mr. The Band, by viving 221 more votes than Arch and Mrs. Clark Orton, for this pur- Page, Salt Lake City; two daughters Finals In Oratorical Contest with proximately 25,000 civilian aircraft. Hollow or Bear Canyon and Jenson, who ran opposite him on Pi The Civil Aeronautics Administra and down Little Creek, or has been undergoing an ex- Mrs. Reta Bailey, Monticello, and three students pose, participating. I he ticket.. John W. Bentley was un-- r al Mrs. P. Pearl Salt Nichols, Lake; tion estimates that there will be any other feasible route that ran be of remodeling and tensive Selection band. program by N pposed for and what 400,000 civil airplanes in this coun maintained for an road. renovation during the past several so the following sister and brothers, Prayer by Chaplain, Mrs. Amy Knell, Newcastle; Mrs. J g is vote was we didnt learn. 10 years of the wars end, within civics try clubs and would and been have officers, County months, ready The vote was fairly heavy for a to and that the number will continue individual citizens in the two counbefore but for a shortage of Eva Higbee, St. George; Mrs. Delta MORE MEN RELEASED go ity election in Parowan, especially to increase In the following years ties have been trying for more than materials and equipment Tullock, Evergreen, Canada; Golda FROM ARMY SERVICE rhen you consider the bad weather building John G. Page, Paro To serve this expected extensive twenty years to get a good Smith, Layton; to needed remodel it it and operate n that day. Fifty more people vot-- l Another group of men who have growth in civil aviation, the Civil road built between the two counties. wan and Geary Page, Beryl. fV I d than did in 1943. And the Repub- - after it is opened. the past several years in the Aeronautics Administration propos Being a part of the State road syspent for Those went from here who Mr. Whitney states that all materI cans lived up to their tradition by service of their country have been es that this Nation construct 3,050 tem, it would have to be done by L. Mr. Mrs. R. funeral and the were, ial needed in the remodeling proI oting the ticket straight most of Halterman, Mrs. A. B. Matheson released and have arrived home new airports and improve 1,625 of the State Road Commission. Reprete way with only a fraction as ma-- y gram Is now here and this part of Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Matheson, Mr. during the week. Among them are: the 3,000 o counties have sentatives of llvi exiting fields. the work should be done right away. straight votes on the Demcvr?atic To effectuate such a program in fought for a road which would go -- od Mrs. Clifton Halterman, Oscar B. son Mr. of Stubbs, Lloyd The only thing lacking now is elecjde as on the Republican. M. Lyman, and Mr. and Mrs. John and Mrs. Jasper Stubbs of this city response to the request of the House up Little Creek canyon and cross ovThe new administration after the trical equipment for the kitchen, Page. Mr. and Mrs. Millard Halter arrived home last Saturday night or Representatives the CAA offers er the divide south of Little Creek rst of the year will therefore con- including stoves and refrigerators. man Mr. after being in the service since De- the following recommendations as peak, because of its being much and members of his st of E. Ray Lyman, Mayor, A. C. These have been on order for sev- and Mrs. Elwyn Haltermanfamily, and Mrs cember, 1942. He has been overseas they affect your locality: Parowan is shorter but the state has bulked at latch, long term councilman, How-r- d eral months and should be available Edward A. went from Cedar for the past 24 months working with one of the 87 Utah communities list- this because of heavy construction Parry soon. When they arrive and some Joseph, LaMar Jensen, Claude a truck unit. He has five battle stars ed in the National Airport plan. The costs. This has stalemated the road of also Mrs. Newcastle K,nell plumbing connections are City, . Burton and Taylor Miller (hold-ver- ) minor for of Mrs. and St. George. Higbee campaigns in Normandy, the Ar- local project would be constructed for many years as two year councilman, Ver-- a made the home will be ready for dennes, Rhineland and central Eu- at an estimated cost of $21,800. This People in the two counties have E. Adams recorder and John W. use. esPAROWAN FFA CHAPTER in is an broken down cost total also is he to authorized wear rope finally come to realize that if they sevlentley, treasurer. Votes by dist-ct- s Applications are on hand from BUYS FINE SHOW STOCK timated cost of $10,800 for prepara- want a road between the two counthe a ribbon, European campaign eral people in the county who want and totals are as follows: good conduct and a Victory medals. tion of land selected as an airport ties, to be built by the State, it will to come to the home to live and The F.F.A. Chapter in Parowan His brother Bernarr B. Stubbs ar- site and $2200 for miscellaneous ex- have to go somewhere else, and that there are also some applications has gotten a good start on a home was the cause of the action at Monhome during the week also, penditures. rived from residents of other counties and project drive by going up to Huntof Parowan for The type airport in days meeting between the two coun four after the most service, they will likely be admitted. ington and purchasing six excellent of the timeyears motor is recommended as Class 1 and, ac- - ties. A road from highway 91 to 89 with units repair Hereford calves weighing close to AUDINE MITCHELL'S MARRIAGE during the campaigns in North Af-- cording to the CAAs plan, $8800 in is listed as the No. One project on 500 pounds each. Mr. John H. PenANNOUNCED BY PARENTS rica and Italy. He is visiting with expenditures are recommended at Iron Countys postwar road program dleton went up with the Chapter and is listed as the No two road on his parents here and his wife, whose outset for paving. Mr. and Mrs. John S. Mitchell an- members and filled up the rest of home has been with her Parofor cost the Garfield county program, and the estimated The people in nounce the marriage of their daugh- the truck with eight calves weigh- Summit while her husband has been wan airport does not include the as such has a good chance to be ter Audine, to Mr. Harold Rogerson, ing around 350 pounds. Local FFA away. cost of the land nor buildings. The built in the next year or two now of Fillmore but a former resident of instructor Mr. Brown was in charge listed for preparation of the the counties are leaving the route $10,800 PFC. Lyle O. Halterman was givthis city. The marriage took place of the trip. land includes clearing, grubbing, ex- - up to the state. Four calves were purchased from en his release last Tuesday at Fort surlast Thursday evening at the home Garfield countys No. One project and returned home to his cavating and grading, drainage, of the brides parents with Bishop Lavar Black, two from C. N. Wake- Dougles on The its postwar road program is a face and fencing. conditioning, He had been home for the new road to connect Panguitch and Jess W. Guymon officiating, and field and Mr. Pendleton got his from family. $2200 listed for miscellaneous indays on furlough and was cludes access with the immediate members of Orien Anderson. The buyers were past sixty Escalante that wiJI go around the clearing, approach Tony Dalton, Lloyd DeMille, Chas. given his discharge on reporting roads, marking and landscaping. The mountain which the present road In Paragonah, where two tickets, both families present. He back. stars has battle for particide-- 1 For the wedding the bride wore Dalton, Keith Russell, Oleen Hatch, goes over, but it will continue on le Republican and Citizens, were in the Rhineland, Ardennes, class and scope of the airport pation Donald FFA all and Warren, boys deter-a of a blue satin dress with for Parowan was down to the scenic areas along the l the field, the former group won corsage velopment Carol Abbott, of Paragon- and Central Germany. Incidental to mined girl Mr. Mrs. roses. Colorado and of 1 of the places with the relative the DeWayne river, on the route taken by importance exception pink ah one. The price paid his 10 months overseas he is wear- the ! one member of as a center of a trad- by early settlers in their trek from the Town Board, Ahlstrom acted as best man and for purchased community the calves ranged from $70 to ing the European Operations ribbon, to Southeastern Utah. ith George A. Topham Jr. being bridesmaid respectively. Following Good Conduct and Victory medal. ing area, its function in the national this section a $90 piece. Garfield boosters also have its and ected as President of the Board, the marriage a wedding supper was county system, importance airport He Decemwent in the into service for these calves Arrangements Mrs. to on those served to routes. their the air and present 80 eyes by to voters proposed proposed new East existing went .pproximately which will probably be shown at the ber, 1943. He is now home to remain 1 local West highway across the nation a As Class the le polls there and the results are Mitchell. Later in the evening lady airport, with his wife and family I follows: clerks from the Mercantile where Spanish Fork Livestock Show next field would have landing strips run- with the idea that by coming their n were made the May, coope-rtioCpl. Albert M. Davis, son of Mr. ning from 188 to 2700 feet and way it will open up the new scenic through Audine has been employed and a or President of Town Board; of the Huntington FFA in- and Mrs. Owen M. Davis of Bicknell would accommodate small planes ear east of them. eo. A. Topham, R. 58 few friends came in to spend the rest has been discharged at Fort Doug- This includes Mr. Hall. instructor, The left of the ilton L. Dailey,- C. newlyweds evening. 22 planes up to a gross The Chapter here in Parowan has las and is now at home with his par ADAMS AND JENSEN TAKE next day for Salt Lake City for a 4000 of r Members of the Board; weight pounds. ents. He a is of been member the embarsomewhat OVER BROWN DERBY HALL Army financially The general objectives of the reilliam S. Boardman, R. 53 brief honeymoon. rassed but this condition has been Air Corps and is wearing 6 battle federal-aiof a is the d The bride bill Illiam P. Barton, C. graduate 28 airport cently passed Messrs. Bryce Adams and LaMar improved by a good turnout of chap- stars for taking part in campaigns serves to systemize Federal partirrol Lamoreaux, R. 38 Parowan high school and has been announce that they have tain Jensen ter France who members and potaEngland, Belgium up picked at the in the airport work and to livid Dalton, C. 42 employed as a saleslady cipation over toes the Brown Derby Dance ken for an afternoon for Scott Day, Germany. The ilbert Robinson, R. 54 Merc for the past two years. provide for Federal funds to pay 50 Hall from its owners Mont all to their Lowe, for the giving earnings Ag. Cpl. Clark G. Barton, son of Mr. per cent of specified airport con homas A. Edwards, C. 25 groom is a son of Mr. and Mrs. John to comare and the which sum season, to amounted going chapter, Mrs. and of Barton Burrus Paragon- struction costs. evere Robinson, R. 52 Rogerson of Fillmore and former res at that mence dances $45. holding weekly nearly ah at was Fort reHe has of discharged Douglas this only city. hn B. Topham, C. 28 idents as the before were same held Mr. took some Brown to place boys up last week. He has been home on fur CEDAR 3RD WARD BRINGING cently been released from service in Cedar City Results our came war and the to some city depleted Ogden HERE SUNDAY of a Sunday PROGRAM for purchase months and lough couple iThe election in Cedar City also the army and has spent much time livestock for of young people also to at- received his discharge on reporting and projects the battlefronts.. on During foreign loved to be a clean sweep for the The two Parowan wards are goAccording to an advertisement apthe family lived here he was tend the show held there. They stay back. He wears three battle stars time which its elected epublican party, afelsewrhere in this issue of to on meet Moned down and come Sunday ing pearing conjointly for overnight in around and Rome, campaigns Itire ticket for the first time in a well known as a trainer and rider of 11 a to hear the Times, dances will be held on day night. The boys who made this the Po valley of Italy and in South- ternoon, November Jmber of years. Results of the Ce-- race horses. be were which will Charles Dalton and presented by Saturday evenings of each week, program trip Buddy ern France. City voting was as follows Some Third ward. This with the Rhythm Kings furnishing Orton. the Cedar was livestock M. good purCity respectMarsden, highly Mary Or Mayor: RULES FOR MAILING chased at the show. ed resident of this city has been program is being brought over by the music. They also annouce that 776 iyron F. Higbee, R. Oleen Hatch and Buddy Orton CHRISTMAS CARDS OVERSEAS ill for the past week or two, Bishop Whateott of that ward and improvements are to be made in the Jalon Knell, D, 679 and was in the Iron will include music from a Junior heating facilities of the hall and a county hospital to ir Long term Councilman: was Hulet Christmas released cards servicemen from Rupert Choir composed of fifty voices. change probably made in the locafor two or three days last week end. orris Roberts, R. a of 834 must sent the be under weeks and first ago Army the couple tion of the orchestra pit. in held be This will cause of the meeting High blood pressure was larence Miller, D. 610 this illness. Mrs. Marsden recently left immediately for Thermopolis, class postage. This is the regulation West ward and will commence at r PFC. Floyd Evans arrived home and other towns in the Big Horn of the Post Office department and 2 oclock, with all members of both Councilmen: celebrated her 80th birthday. Itrns Finlinson, R. 787 Basin of Wyoming where he expect- cannot be violated. The department wards Invited and urged to be In on Wednesday night for his first fur 643 ed to hunt and investigate condi- also urges that all Christmas cards attendance. lough since he entered the service peph Fakler, D. 918 tions there while visiting friends. He (inside U. S. as well as overseas) be late last winter. He has been sta779 Ellen Simkins, R. Heyborne, R. umen Gardner, D. 505 only recency returned to an army sent first class so that when they Mr. and Mrs. Bryce Adams have tioned at Scott Field, Illinois with 648 Margaret Carpenter, D. ferson Webster, R. his new baby boy born to them at the Army Air Corps for several often is a as need 816 For Treasurer: to after be base the forwarded, thirty day furlough R. 980 of a the more in be 579 can without D. Francis case, Betensen, County hospital on Tuesday of months and expects to be sent overdone, spent Macfarlane, fW. years following couple kr Recorder: seas on his return to his base. 494 Italy with the Army Air Corps. this week. Bert Langford, D. postage. c, J a nice ! The voters of Farowan did an v;-- ' i la-gu- - ce 1 y n I 1 p Beat-valle- all-ye- all-ye- I T-- 5 ) 1 1 4-- H - ser-ous- ly as r1 |