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Show PAROWAN MJMIU R THIRTY 1 ICiHT X IHIRTi' NINE TIMIh PAROWAN. UTAH. PAIU)VA In Alt, I VP 1. 1957 VOLUME rORTY ONE Parowan Lady Rites Held For School Board Releases Names Celebrates 85 thjGeo. A. Mitchell Of Teachers For ComminglYear City Council Slates Two Increase Vmtml j Next Tax Levy Names of teachers to fill post in the Iron Co. School George Williams, 1aiowai. District were made public this Elementary, and Carina Tay Mrs Am 'ha Tuph.im eele- Funcial services for George week by Supt. Ianthus Wright los, Escalante Valley. hratod her !S)th birthdax a! A Mitchell, former Parowan A two mill increase in the ed xahiatum from $014 000 Teachers who are return Teachers that ere new to In r home here on Julv 29 'resident, was held in Salt 911 tax the tins 101)6 was District to voted by in the present $611 levy city year are: La tng to the district are Claudi lur,n thl' (ir fT',V an1 h,',r Lake Cltv Monday. Interment Rue Dailey', James' L. Benson W .Adams, LeNoir Asay, Max the city council at its regular figure, and the necessity of mnv fiieiuK c.ided to wish was in the Salt Lake City Herman Huston. Joyce Nelson S. Dailey, Thales Brown. Mat meeting un Mon raising some $5,000. to pay her t emeterv. Lapps hath, is waand Geraldine Osmond, Cedar vin Graff, A. C. Hatch, Jean day night. The moii.ee will for improvements on the bet n a has Mrs. H. Hendrickson, Beth Main An Topli.en the last 25 from mills terworks system bring levy year. Mr. Mitehcll, 78, died of a City High School. Menain An. lift long sident of Parossani this year, to 27 mills for next tkipated revenues from the Lee Howard Orton, and G. D. Van Ausdle, derson, Peggy She ssas txn n July 29. 11172 heart ailment Thursday July and John Rich Wood, Paro-wa- n Parowan Hgh School. The increases were placed sale of culinary water this 25. in a Salt Lake hospital. He to Peter and Mars Mortensen Wallace Adams, Pratt M one mill each on the water- year has been below expectHigh School. Clark Hafen Jensen She is a graduate of was born at Parowan Dec. Wila Northey, Cedar Junior Bothers, Wilford Clark, Bruce works fund and on the street ations due to the unusual the Brigham Young Uruser-sit- 23, 1878, a son of William High. Decker. Maloy David Dodds and sidewalk funds. number of storms. Lyman Munford claimed Helen Harris, Eugene Hcllcnd She married Silas S. Cooke and Agusta Phcrson All but two funds have been Street oiling was again disElementar teachers include Harold NNorton, Honda Mane Taylor as his Topham in 1895 in the Manti Mitchell. He married Florence Carolyn Ohn brought up to the legal limit cussed,, and a survey on pro- bride Barbara 0lton ceredoubl Anderson, Burdette stead, Zoe II. Palmer, Douga July in m July LDS Temple He ring with this jeurx increases. The perty owned by the city that Sharon Slater, Bar- las David Russell, ard Dee She i. the mother of svas engaged in farming, Johnm, hvo that are still below the is to be used for a gravel trap mony performed in the Manti lie bara 26. Williams, Cedar East Wilcken, Cedar City High. LDS Temple on July four sons and one daughter, livestock limit are Parks and Public caHd for. and in the raising Blanche LeBaron Elementary; Norman M. Adams. Glen is the son of Mr. M. June, anti Rulon J. of Salt lumber business while her property fund with a 1 25 mill Lyman has The ;Xjejuauiaa S contempatcd and Mrs. Bud Munford of Par Lake City; ipjoyj repo Dale Anderson. Hans IaiVcll Mario, and Silas Later he became a teacher in jej city levy out of a two mill legal ricia Olmstead, Ina Reber, Ce- Chamberlain, Clifton L. Ch.it-terllimit. Interest and sinking the oiling of all major streets owan while lus bride is the M, and Mrs Lulala T. Orton the public schools of the coun-o- f dar West Elementar; Jean O. have Parosvan She also has 15 ty , ss orked as a Virgie Frame, Rex fund is set at 4 mills with in town this year. They of Mr. and Mrs. Harrepresentative daughter llazle Meeks and Kartchncr, received monies been 7 greatn and saving Hansen, L. C, 0f no limit set by law'. a Raynold farm grandchildit B. Taylor of Delta. equipment dealer, from state class C funds, since old 'and later served as juvinile uy uoiJoyj ouapjq 'sapn A reception was held in hon grandehildrc n Fund divisions of the levy 1954 to do the job with. These drew R. Olds, Wallace W Mrs. Top'iam has alwaxs judge in Cedar City, are: Waterw oi ks, 4 nulls, funds to date total $11.045 29. of of the newlyweds at Delta been an active E. J. Stueki, Verlene Osborne, He of her was an active member member Strei ts and self walks, 5 nulls. whisc is approximately half the same evening. Winkle, and Rulan D. Woodchurch and lias worked in of the LDS Church all his General, or contingent fund, enough to finish the oiling, Cedar City Jr. High life. most of the auxiliary organiBryce Adams seems to have bury, 5 mills, Parks and Public Pro- and to seal coat the streets zations but more particurlarlv Thomas J Apblanalp, Allen Survors include his widow, a corner on the big fish this perty, 125 mills. Public safe- that are already done. The Relief Society Rooms on Sat. the Relief Society. She is pres least so far as the E. Bauer, Virginia Bauer. Veat season, one O. son. Homer ty, 5 nulls. Recreation, .75 council is now faced with the evening. Captain cntlv active as a visiting teach ra Hirschi, Kent Hulct. Edith mill. Interest and sinking problem of raising another The bride greeted her guests ' r She still keeps her own Mitchell Stead Air Force Base Parowan Gun and Rod Club Fish li4 concern are Kirtley, Norman Romberger, Reno, Nevada; a daughter, Mrs Big prizes mills; and public fund, $11,000 to complete the job in a floor length gown of lace house and is keenly alert, Robert Stratton, Jean Whit2 ed. To has Uuion Van date of won Sacrenulls the the Glenn Ileber Bryce Santen, brary, over ; tin. The neckline was here greatest thrill Marjory she says and Orma Wood. Cedar ney Based on the present city Construction who are build- scalloped and the sleeves were 0ne 'ster re; opening day prize with a 134 East is to receive letters from her 1??0,1?10 Elementary. Nie Mortensen, Logan, and pound Rainbow from valuation of. $011011 each ing the raod up Parowan Can- ponticed fingertip length. The four grandsons who are in the mill levied will yield $01190. yon met with the council and back of the skirt had an in- - ' missionfield. Ia brother J. Clayton Mitchell Lake. The prize was a Maxine B. Adams, Morris Salt Lake City. He also has $5 00 The total tax yield on the 27 told them his company w'ould sert of tulle ruffles. The finggift certificate from Buhananan, Claudia Forsyth, mill levy will be $10,521 30. crush ie necessary gravel at er tip veil fell from a pearl three grandchildren. Miriams Style Shoppe. Bryce Glen Garfield. Maude llalvcr. The increases in the two a figue of .60 per ton. and seeded crown. She carried a also won the prize for the son, Oscar J. Ilulet, Ruth C. funds has been made neces- - that the job could be started brides bouquet of red roses month of June with another Lamb, Carolyn Black Little, . and white carnatons. Marian Luke, Mildred Sargent sary by a decrease in assess- - within a week or two. Panguitch Lake Rainbow. This Ila Sherratt, Ruby Smith. one weighed in at 12 pounds. In the receeiving line bePeart Williams, and Jean Whit & sides the bride A deal was consumated last The prize was a $10 00 cerbridegroom's Cedar North Elementary. week for the sale of Vic's tificate from the Parowan ney, parents were and Mrs. Leona pueAU surepy tumu,) Merc. Lyman, grandmother of the pool hall and tavern. Nona Brown, Lillian Bauer, groom. Matron of honor was Dona B Coolly, Idaho to Chatterly. Jim Mortensen is th new Mr. and Mrs Nate Benson Barbara Grimm went The prize for July, will be Ronilla Hunsakcr. Phyllis and and family of Henderson Nev. Falls last week to attend the Charlotte Taylor were brides- Frank Laze Norris, former owner, having bought the busi a $10.00 gift certificate from Myrtle E, Davis, Lillis Larson Kent Myres, Jean Whitney Fentons. visited here and in Cedar City funeral services for a relative, maids. Lorraine Taylor and Parowan sesMent and father of ness from Mrs. Vivtor Willis Wynn, Cedar West and who has managed is Roy Burke who fell into an Judy Munford were flower Mrs. Dee Mickelson was during the past ten days. for the contest are all Elementary. Prizes drowned. m Come and since husditch the the of Parowan death her City irrigation Kent Munford stood as ,cd being donated by local merband several months ago. Keith Halterman who is em He was a son of Mr. and Mrs. best man for his brother. tery Monday. Fae N. Benson, Miriam I. Prizes will be awarded chants. Mr. Norm, 69, died of a ployed in Salt Lake City was Rich (Ruth Gilgcr) Cooke. Mi tensot Lister, a is Mr. a Mortensen native each month, with grand Zona P. Louise P. The bridesmaids wore pas- heart attack while at work a weekend visitor here J. Clair Mor Topham, of to be comes end but here at the Colorado, prize given last Thursday. He was emMr. and Mrs. Bryce Orton Earl Bunn is home again af- te. gowns and carried Panowan ns, Elementary. of pink and white dasics. ployed as a night watchman from St. George where has of the season. of Rexburg Idaho have been ter undergoing an appendectmadc ome several L. The hosChester mother of the groom wore bv Utah Construction Co. at Benson, Emma his, To be eligible to compete, visiting here with the Lorin omy at the Iron County A complete remodeling job cora Helen and dress had a Stones, his S. Orton family. of the time Dalton, death. ping pital a week ago. on the business is now in pro- a membership in the Club is Kan- Williams Alena sage of red and white roses, He was born at Parowan, The membership gnah. Thomas Davenport spent while the brides mother was Feb. 23, 1888 to William and gress, including new paint, re must have been purchased at arraville, Don J. Applegate Mr. and Mrs Glenn Jones of pool tables and George Jolly, Escalante Valwere in town over the week- several days in the Iron Co. gowned in a blue dress and narriett Jackson Norris. He covering of the pool room. leasTpne week in advance of a renovation School. unwas ley end moving their household hospital recently. lie the time a fish is entered in married Ada Thompson Mar. con a liver to for Idaho observation der where the contest. furnishings 25, 1912 in cedar City, where dition We understand that Glenn has employment. At the registration dsk was the family made their home The next general meeting he will consult a specialist in Beth Edwrards. In tne gift until 1942 when they moved of the club will be on ThursMr. and Mrs. Blaine Benson Salt Lke City in the near room were Norma and Lollen to Salt Lake City. day, August 1st. and family of Kingman Ariz. future. his Mr. Norris spent early Helen Jean Dalton, Para-gon- a Orton and Irene Sevy.. GeorDuring the past year or so. are vacationing here at presis home from the Iron Co Mun- life as a farmer. Later he was Ramena we seem to have spent about gia Ilolyoak, of Halterman Robert J. ent. Hay ford and Donna Munford were employed at Desert Mound as hospital after spending severof our time making exhalf ward Calif, has been vacation- in the kitchen. a churn driller till he moved al days there as the result of were for something we Seving planations Mr. and Mrs. Frank Patten ing here with the R. L. Hal- Marion to Salt Lake. He was a mema brain concussion received Munford Ann did or either didnt do. Sevy of Springville wrere here over terman family for the past and Adel Green ber of the LDS Church. in a fall from a horse. Miss Janet Sevy, the weekend. They came to week. He is teaching school at Joan Edwards. Steve We have one more to make Survivors include his wid- Dalton, daughter of Mr. and Sevy, visit with the Blain Bensons Castro Valley Calif. Dennis Taylor nd Mary Ed- ow and the following sons & Mrs. Jack Dalton was particJune brides who plan to con Youll note that half of this and with Mrs. Lena Benson. Club activities tinue working need to do so- paper bears a July 25 dale, wards were gif, bearers. Jerry daughters: Sherman L , Les- ipating in Mr. and Mrs. R. Taylor Munford S Rone ter at Duck Creek when the acci- mething more than sign the and the other half bears an W., T., Kenneth was usher. , the birth of a Mrs. H. E. Dunton and son Miller rep Merna Grevn played inter- of Salt Lake City; Van J. Mer dent occured. She was ridirg marrirge application and slip August 1, date. of St. George visited briefly new granddaughter to Tom ludes on the The for this is what piano during the idan Idaho: Floyd F., La Hab- with other young people when on the ring, according to Mr. we havereason at the Basil Gilger home on and Ellen Jones at Salt Lake recept ion to ; explain. Last Thur ra Calif Mrs. Dell Moore, she dropped the reins. In reach Kesler T. Powell, social secon July 7. Mrs Miller just we printed our the 24th. beal; sday Ut Mrs. morning to she office recover them, The new Mrs. Muntord is a Kingston, Lyle Bry- ing manager. They urity returned from there where inside and pages, Bill Friday when fell Mrs. Mrs. Bob to need came and names of overbalanced so their the Delta an, Webb, change graduat High Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Gilger. she has been helping care for School & the School Lukes, Salt Lake City; Mrs. striking her head on a rock, on their social security recor we started to put the front Mr. and Mrs. Basil Gilger and the family. and back page on the press of Beauty n Salt Lake City. Dee Micktlson, Parowan; Mrs. she rode the horse about a ds. to make our second run, the Bob to Mrs. back Faun mile half in and Orem; a a Parowan High Talbot, camp Lyman woman who changes entire two Any Bob Mrs was to the has where taken Hunt, she pages of type fell attended Grantsville; the graduate, to out of our lock-u- p and onto CSU for the past two years Josephson. Kerns; 41, grand- hospital by Allen Stubbs, one her name should be sure a change of records the floor. If submit ever havnt of children and is a Her three her and you greatgrand riding companions. graduate of the Cedar carcj, to us, he said, so that seen 14 colums of type in a Also is children. as one He relisted condition Institute. to improvbrother, Cty plans her new name may be tied in pile you may not appreciate enter CSU this winter. Clair, of Los Angeles Calif. ing. with our records under her what a mess it is. That pile After a honymoon through previous name. of type represented about the Utah Parks the couple wull make their home in CeRecords may be changed by three days work, since the editor is still a slow linotype I'qpwwg' dar City. calling ta the social security office at 159 west 5th North, operator. Vv, Utah or by requesting Provo, After the air had cleared A A a change of record card from a little, (the editor said a na that office by mail. ughty word, especially when The decendents of James Its a very simple proced- one of the heavey metal casts E. Applegate gathered at the ure, Mr. Powell added. But in the page landed on his foot Vermillion Castle Camp July its one of those little things and mashed it till he hasnt t. 27, and 28 for a family reunion that mean so much. Future had a shoe on since.) we st e 1 u The time was spent visiting and arted to clear up the remains benefits under the and in paving games all the type. By ' - Art-?. survivors insuranct system and The next reunion will be will be based on the work re the time all was ready to be w i' held the first Saturday in cord, and that record cannot put back Ygether most of the date news wasnt news any longer, be complete and up-t- o August 1958 here. in all respects unless the lad so we just threw the whole I ies remember to change their thing back into the melting , I 4 X ' with it and names on our records when pot, saj.3 to H y Parowan Gun & Rod Cabin started over. This paper is the they get married. "t Panpuitch Lake result and the remains. For further infortmation Cabin 18X2 4 feet on lot 4X5 Next issue, we must have rods with euhnarv water rvM your social k tiuuspoit trailer was recently purchased regarding contact a security all news and in tstiK largv mav to soring located about 165 ft advertising in represent you 43 feet long and is atlve of the social b is Alma and Arthur TThe reatrailer Lxtns. Ihe by night. Tuesday security from cabin Sealed bids to be mailed or capable f iiaubng time tkuks of shtop, two decks of calces office at the Utah State Em son for this is that we are in handed to Warren Pi n!l Ion tr a single ileik of cows, lb1' brothers bbought the transport plovmit Service, Cedar City the middle of printing the Utah, on August 6.1957 be- - Iron County Fair premium on or before August 15 No ..... i.,, .n i, n,. .mu., list, an must sandw ich the bids under $300 v ill be conm tut tramr was kost ,nS3 00 and paper in between press runs pm. sidered The club rctams the on the book. j right to reject any or ail bids ! j ai Birthday Lvman muntord Salt Lab I semi-mont- j j i Delta Miss I 1 Speaks Vows 1 J J v. , 1913-190- i -- v, Hu-le- t, -- Bryce Adams Best Fisherman J j , Pan-guit- eh j t Former Resident Local Tavern Changes Hands Buried Here Local and Personal New- Last Monday 11 Sho-walt- cr . nos-ga- Para-necessar- J Home From Wc Knew If Hospital Would Happen Social Security Gives Tips To June Brides 4-- H v Ex-Celc- is Members Hold Family Reunion y f: ts' u old-ag- re-s- 7'-- in' Notice S, 4A- j j j - j et y. |