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Show PAROWAN TIMES. PAROWAN, UTAH The Parowan Times Itcporl Of Condition Of AND PUBLISHED By tbs PUBLISHING PAROWAN (k PRINTING CO. Victor M. Norman PRINTED of County iness on Oct. 4, Legion Hus Hospital To Loan Bank Of Iron Bed The American Logon Tout No. 20, during t h past few months purchased a hospital bed whi( h they have been loaning to various resident of the three communities which are represented In the organization. Several fam- lliea with seriously ill members have already made use of ths fine accomodation which is loaned entirely without charge to anyone. The Legion officers would like the members of the communities of Parowan. Paragonah and Summit to know of this con- venlence and invite anyone who needs it to contact Post No. 20 1950 i AKHKBTS Entered os Second Class Mail Matter at the Post Office at October Utah, 27, 015 Ml PkI Marell Haylea. Ivan Johnson along with Harvey Duuton ef Paragonah returned after a successful Elk hunt over the week end at Mt. Nebo district, east of Nephi. that netted them each an Elk. Morris Rasmussen accompaneve;i ied them for the hunt, though he was unable to be lucky enough to secure a permit. Local game warden. Saunders Clark was also in that area at the checking station. I ,urov Publisher, Manager Parowan. OCTOBER 20. 1950 ASSOCIATION SSOCIA LUHMTIEH ; ' to see if arrangements ran be made for securing it. AtmutUmmmS I Purcells A Stowe HENSEJD ABSTRACTERS Affiliated with ' CURITY TITLE CO. Oulu at Court House, Parowan t lI I I Demand deposits of individuals, partnerships, and corporations Time deposits of individuals, partnerships, and From where I CLAIR ROWLEY Marsh W)u we saif "Polish Up Her Traffic Manners! THANK YOU something. Nobody dares to paaa. When I stop her and ask whats up, she smiles sweetly and explain that she's drying her nail polish I" From where I sit, that girls typical of certain folks who are se wrapped up in themselves, they never notice theyre not being fair to others. Our neighbor has a right to drive in safety just as he has a right to enjoy a glass of beer. Let's all respect the other fellow rights. AUTOMOBILE SURETY BONDS IKE ly Joe Oug'.it To VS - ... corporations Deposits of United States Government (Including I postal savings) I Deposits of .States and political subdivisions I Other deposits (certified and officers checks, etc.) . I $405,266 64 TOTAL DEPOSITS The Heat In All Kinds Of Other liabilities I TOTAL LIABILITIES (not including subordinated U K A 1VC K obligations shown below) IFE sit Capital Surplus Undivided profits TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS TOTAL LIABILITIES AND CAPITAL ACCOUNTS This hanks capial onsiss nf: Common stork with total par value of three million times a daij... When the operator says "thank you" as she handles your call, she is following a telephone tradition for courtesy. And every day, in the states our Company serves, STATE OF UTAH COUNTY OF IRON those words according Copyright, 1950, United Statu Brewers to law, deposes million times by local and long distance operators who are as always-doi- ng f oundatim li.LLl THIRD CROP HAY have a few tons of baled third crop hay for Bale. Parowan Stake Farm See W. Clair Rowley. Ye For Sale 200 Stewina Hens Contact John Lister Utah Paragonah, all they can to give prompt, service. STATE OF UTAH Office of the Hank Commissioner Hank Commissioners of the State of Utah, do hereby certify that the foregoing is a true and correct copy of the statement of the above named company, filed in my office on Oct. 11, 1950. ROY W. SIMMONS, Bank Commissioner f, Roy W. Simmons, SORENSON Continued pedal Home Economics school which was held in Michigan and which was attended by a delegate from each state in the union and the territory of Hawaii. Mr. Sorenson is a medical student at the University of California school of medicine In San Francisco where he Is at present engaged in hotpital work. They will remain there where studies will be continued and where they are at home at 888 York St. "Our school program in Utah evens up the costs of education for our children in the many counties of the state. Jordan District, where our biggest mine is located, pays more than $1,500,000 in taxes to help other districts." UTAH BACK IN THE 'dern, heated apartments. n i Mountain States Telephone & TeUgnb c. AGAIN (The Brannan Plan) Winter can be tough on you . . . but tougher on temperatures slow your your car! starts, cut down your power. Corrosive combustion acids created by winter driving cause v extra engine wear that cufs down your gasoline Sub-zer- o Im of The PACE BILL Which Would Put The Brannan Plan mileage. Thats why it's so wise to protect your engine with the winter grade of new Conoco Super Motor Oil. in Operation. (for the Radicals) I Am Not i Committed to The RSONAL NEWS Cont. . The MINING ASSOCIATION PAXTON HOTEL Continued meat building will not only improve and preserve the sturdy building, but will supply a need which has been very apparent ifc this community for many rs; that is, the demand for are repeated more than three Brannan Plan. mediate family members. The rewly married couple left the following morning for Las Vegas and Los Angeles to visit for a (for tha folks at homa) ouple of weeks with members their families who reside here. Dejected. ? and Mrs. George Christen and members of their ly of Fillmore spent part week in Parowan on with the sale of laxion Hotel property. Mr. mat-oncern- ea ' ' i . her Humphfus, da i chters and her mother. 'a Dalton, returned where irom Ogden :ent a few days with ol. James Mercer, the family. Emily WHERE STANDS for St. George to some temple work in the S. Temple there. They were pon by BiRhop Evans of West Ward to perform this ice. Brannan Plan Esther Orton Chase and of Nephi took advant-h- e Institute vacation last eek to pay a short visit to Parowan fits J the Don Ortons. Mr. R. L. Fenton spent last d in Salt Lake City on matters of business. Protected ! ON 1 Mrs. Berta Burton accompanied her daughter, Mrs. Claudia Clark to Salt Lake City during the week for a brief stay. . IONES A Mrs. David Richards B . wear-fighte- 1 week-en- Change now to the amazing new Conoco Supfil Motor Oil . proved by two winters testing in the freezing cold of the Colorado and Montana mountains to be the great new winter Conoco Super Motor Oil safely gathers up acids and harmful moisture . . flushes them out of your engine when you drain! Want instant starting, lightning pickup, surging power? Then drain and refill with the winter grade of new Conoco Super Motor Oil. X" Ask Your "x Mileage Merchant Abouf: I am firmly opposed to the Brannan Plan because it would make of Free American Farmers mere wards of the government, for a flexible agricultural program that will am 100 give the farmer protection against unreasonable price declines and drastic economic reverses. In normal times, however, the farm industry must continue to be a partner in the American system of free enterprise. i CONTINENTS OIL COtAPAhiy r! |