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Show y. Iarowan Need run: fighting ?at p0es '4, 01 ioiipmlnt? V PAROWAN TIMES PAROWA.V UTAJI Ki,es marking the L ) lfQe of xntii structures In utei at Ivath innie as a rib Parowan fcntprt-asiv- e Thu reday afternoon, conducted toy the !T U. P. organiza-!a- l D. County f the old Com' the sid ! Hail and Opera House cn I corner of second west and mon-- ", rrsti'et The colorful r, marks the location whR h nt & sie MJler s was -r i:- dedicatory offered by R. Taylor jr.er. ceremonies extensive Benson" Alvin the at held er on main street at 1st similar moun-'- v sh, w.er' a erected by the has been k re Lied Utah Pioneers at t,fhters of the first building in the first school built jj council The log T. County vihuh was built by the di-ual pioneers under the of W Albert Smith was used which and 1851. as the 'churdt, many years f social center of tlie jr.0 and corner junumty, stood on this was , the close located by jw Iron in built school house js of George Jii as Camp Fire Girls learn what makes the a streamlined American trains. Getting acquainted with railroads and their crews, which have done so much to spread the democratic way of life across the continent, is one project "Make Mine phase of Camp Fire Girls 1949 birthday "ALL ABOARD.' .vheels go round on Democracy! Xty services which were dueled by County DUJ presi-jft- ? Melita B. Fenton, Will b. At the tjena gave co'orful description Contributions Still Accepted For Polio Drive buildings Which were ot He also made memorialized. y Mrs. Marvin Graff, local Polio life-tfr- e able for the first time his Drive Chairman, redream of commemorating Emergency bus 1 the centennial with an tact duplication and reenact-a- t of the original pioneer 3k from Provo to Parowan. Brief talks were given by Mrs rowans ports that every home and iness has been icontacted for contribution and that they have responded very generously, she states though that quite a number of families were not at yi.ee 0. Silver and Mrs. Corn ,liOnie when the canvas was made fi Lunirmeicbers of the estate she Vfcould like, to inform all iitral Cajnp. These Daughters those desiring to help out this y.plimentej the mtembrs o. that they may worthy cause k members of the local organ send contribution to her their itions for tiheir efforts and home up until Monday evening. fpealed to them and to the smmnity to record the historof these MIA To places and the people 4bo built them East Ward Hold First Meeting ?Luella A. Dalton, (her the have committee members worked rfo diligently mounments complet-- 4 ladies being CJara chairman t the committee which has arned out the extensive marker After a very successful openIn Jtoject, gave a history of the ing social held last Tuesday East the School gym, the of Wding the four monuments High announces that all Parowan. She listed all organ" Ward MIA Nations and groups as well as i? in readiness for the beginnnext Tuesday Wmduals who helped in any ing of classwork in the Chapel m. 8: at p. the materials, labor evening YLMIA president, Mary Lyf offences. Mrs. Dalton intro-Jiij- Tuesday pl l?et-th- e Ijiiese Ifnwn, Eva Bennett and Flor-fe- Benson. She colordj her with humorous pioneer tones and concluded with these fords- - .These monuments are ftric beacons which have been lice where the passersby, the forist and the children, can wer read of the aceomplish-nt- s fbe faith and courage of Pioneers. - ffhe monument was unveiled v Mrs. Dora Rollins and Mrs r Mortensen Stake President, ? Clair Rowley offered the jWicatory prayer. I Dedication of these completes Pot two mon-Hn- ts a marker prb begun over a year ago by local DUP Camps. Last fall milar structures 6 on the sites of grist mill In Iron Coun- opposite the Old Rock were unveiled. first d h, j fish i Notes About & Game Board of 1919 Big Game Con-ha- s made two changes in (Deer shed Proclamation August 10, 1949. The of the Paragonah-nwoo- d special hunting unit t(.re changed to include only the stwani drainages from Red Mrs. Veda man tas chosen as her activity counselor Adams and Mrs. Kathleen Clark as the manuel counselor. Lizzie W$tssy will continue as secretary. Jean Hendrickson will act as drama and speech director and Miss Luella Sampson, dance director. Mrs. Mary Alice Graff and Mrs ihe Betty Sorenson will teach Gleaner group; Mrs. Sarah Mitchell and Mrs. Aleen Orton, the and Betty Whitney Juniors; Marcella Mitchell, the Bee-HiGuardian group; Mrs. Belle Lemand Mrs. mon, the Gathers; Builders. the LaRue Watson, In the Young Mens Organization, Thales Brown will continue as president with Harrell Dalton and Lyle Halterman as his counselors. A secretary and special interest group leader have yet to be named. Max Dailey will have charge of the Men-Explorer Orton, the Eugene Scouts; and Hal Mitchell and Lyle Evans the Scouts. An invitation is extended to all Ward members of Mutual age to be out the first meeting. being A special invitation is made to the Gleaners inasmuch as the new leaders have arranged some very interseting and material for the worthwhile group on opening night. ve lanes 0,1 k-t- i, e suth to the 'ued PAROWAN DOES Fre- - Valley road on 11)6 T.as Wf,l as the drainages Lpp-- r Bear Valley. The r boundaries extended con- On Page Four weUvi.ne ii.se Mrs B nson waa born February 29. lsyi in Cedar City, a L'aughtor of Andrew and Ingrat Lawrence Jensen She was nuirrad to J. Monroe Benson of Parowan in the St. George 1912 in Her husband Temple of enter-jcnetyse early temples was unveiled by Mrs. Reb-Th- e jjicki iMin and Mrs. r im Number Thirty NEED A fire truck July 23, 1941. She was a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Lattlr Day Saints and, until her health became poor, was very active in its organizations She served for many years in the Ward Primary organization both as the secretary and as a teacher, She abv was a In the MIA. She was very prominent in the Garden Club while it was in effect. She is survived by a son. Austin Benson of Cedar City; a Mrs, Colleen Cla.k, daughter, Parowan; by seven grandchildren and by one sister, M-- s. Carrie N Rolls, Mountain View, California. were held Funeral services Thursday afternoon In the Parowan West Ward Chapel under the direction of the Bishopric. Burial was in the Parowan City Cemetery. S, v. Fiflh Judical Dnrouan Fionll Dictrict Court Holds Team To Faio Sciltinlitkr Session Lpiii'iu Tost Friday oas The PERSONAL to Mrs Amanda Jensen Il imm, 5S, ol Monday evening after she had aufferod for nx jears from the results of a paralytic stroke. Sb had resided at the County Rest lhmie most ef that time but had twen moved to thr Hospital Friday after she hai suffered two successive strokes within a few days. were N eoltpment? SRlTKUK2t U, Dios After Long Illness I)l'l Monumentslo- - Lr.t FIRE FIGHTING Aniamla J. Henson irk Hcilie.illo" rEfi: J' PAROWAN TirtyFour ! Oocs Parowan ISVcil NEWS NOTES Mrs. Flank Dailey Coutts of Oakland, Calf , and her daughter Helen, last week made their first visit in mix years with the Sidney Putchand fauuly in Parowan. 11 len. who with her bruUur spnet many summers here at the home of her g rand pa rents, is now Mrs. Marvin Finch of but is known to Hollywood; movie-goe- r as Melius) McClure, slat let of the film eapltol, who Is rapidly gaining fame in tho movies. Tho two ladies had visited the week previous in Sait Lake City with two of Mrs. Coutt alters, Nellle Mario Dailey and Beatrice Bnnghurst. Mr. and Mrs Scott Bringhurst brought them on down to Parowan, their anl-va- l making the first time that many of tho family had been togother since childhood. Howard Pritchard of Pomona, Calif., and Nellie Marie of Salt Lake were the only two aba-n- t at the time. criminal of the State of Utah versus Clifford Jake, an Indian, was net for trail on October 6, at Parowan by Judge Will T, Hoyt at the regular September session of the Fifth Judicial Court held on Tueaday. Attorney Patrek H. Fenton was it appointed by the Court to the defendant who had previously pleaded not guilty to a morals charge. was the Monday, Sept. 19, date set for pretrail hearing of U case of the Columbia Iron Iron Co. Mining Company vs wherein the plantiff seeks to recover approximately $43,000 taxes paid under protest in 1948 on r"t proceeds which thev maintain were illegally assessed. Intorioctuory decree of divorce waa granted to Elmer R. Math-cso- n from Afton Mortensen Matheson on the grounds of desertion. Plantiff was given the custody of two minor children. Sylvia Rosenberg was also granted a divorce from Humbert R. Rosenberg on Che ground of cruelty and was given the custody of minor children with $75 a month main-t- ) nance and attorneys and court costs. rep-rioei- Ix-ig- The Parowan High S liuoi w,n play Its first le.igw gam,. Ill e: ven man football n the iustoi v of the school when it nuet-- i Kanab at 2 :p. m. Friday on uv field of th Kane County school. The lineup Is not too d. ftnate yet, BlncM Coach Watters l..i had an average of forty bo; s working out on the local gridiion since school opein-dThe m.ijori'y of tbotn are Sophomores umi Juniora and although light an t inexperienced, will provide :i quantity of potent in t,N,tb..;i materal. Veterans Clair Mini . and Ralph Haltennun will hi hack in the line of scrimmage again this year ami can re pinded upon to do tludr sh.n of scoring for the local team. . Prie.sfliood lYimdc Excurismi Scl A Parowan Stake Ii lest hoot Temple excursion has for 6: p. m. September 29 in Hie St. Georg LDS Tempi.-- , it hat been announced by Stake Una.-dent- , W. Clair Rowl-yTins session will be reserve! ext lusive-l- y for Priesthood who are urged emphatically to be In attendance. . Mr. S. A. Halterman and his son, Arvel, left for Salt Lake early Wednesday morning with a load of alfalfa seed which they and which recently harvested they were delivering to one of Two trucks were badly damthe seed companies. aged and three people were inh Meet jured when the vehicles collided Mrs. Clair Stevens is having at tha intersection of two Paroto rely on a pair of crutciu3 wan streets on Sunday afternoon Among the matters acted upon Plans for a membership camon which to move about since Sustaining by the Board of County Commie abrasions, bruises to give No. 20 Ur.it f paign aionere at the regular monthly she sprained her ankle as sh and skin lacerations were Mr. the American Legion Auxijry meeting held in Parowan Monfrom the on truck Tu's and Mrs. John S. Mitchell and alighted Gold Increased strength for Us activday was the signing of an easeday evening. their nine year old daughter, ities durng the year ahead, lrivo ment agreement to permit the To Vanda who were the occupants been announced by Anna Adams of transmission electric was building Supt. Wright up from of a 1935 Ford Truck driven by 24 The canpilgn lires across County property by Cedar City Wednesday to inapec! Mr. Mitchell which collided with Unit President. will continue through the we k. The American Legion Auxil- the brand new Cyclone fence a 1949, the Columbia Iron Mining Co. Chevrolet truck emo!'rc..t dnmg Ts complete 'hold Motha Gold will Star which lias just been erreebd driven by Dee Robinson. iary Mr. L. M. Winson, flood con ers Social that of the Units iu',0 period 24,1 around the Sept. School Saturday, athletic The accident took place on High trol engineer of the State Roall from 2:00 to 4: p. m. in the field. He pronounced the fence the 1st West North Field lane quota will be the goal of the to the Commission, reported West Ward Relief Society rooms to be of the finest quality Which road at third north as Robinson campaign. Commission that the project to The drive will be directed by AH Gold Star Mothers, all I will not only afford great was driving north into town Fae control flood waters of Ahoal Benson, membership chapof veterans of World teeton and security to the field, and the Mitchell truck approach- man of the Creek in west Iron County was War I, ail local and MemCounty Aux- but will provide much more ed tho intersection from the bers of the organization. wall I who committee completed and asked the Counmembers all and officers, ciency and convenience in collect- West. one or assist her are Mated Wilcox, ity to pay approximatqly the Auxiliary organization ing tickets for athlete events The impact threw the girl Belle Lemmon, tFMarl Ru)l 11. third of the cost which amount-e- l of Post No. 20 are invited to I on the field. The fence who was riding in the bed of staged to $1247. lone Orton, Lillie Ward, Carmen 1 automati-attend the affair. This is one of two which tfs being the Ford Truck, out of the car Ethel Bayles, Zilpha. Tophaan, Para-goma- h ladies includes the of installed in the County at this and several feet across the road. The County appropriated $800 cally Edna Dalton, Peterson, Minnie and Summit as well as time; the second one which is in She received a scalp wound and to hejD finance a full time man Bess Dean Orton, Lowder, Miller, the process of installation, Is suffered from shock. Mr. Miton fire control in Cedar City. Parowan. Frona and Ada Cartwright arA fine has been chell who was jolted from the around the Cedar athletic field. program This was done at the request of Evans. and refreshments will seat drivers to the running Mayor Gronway R. Parry and ranged Invitations to come into tin Miss Lois Jean Heaps daugh- hoard when the door of thecao councilman Hal Christensen and be served. of the Auxiliary oractivties Anna M. Adams ter of Mrs. Lillian L. Heaps, is was thrown open, sustained minFrank Milne, who reported that ganization will be gives to a,l the City had spent all of their Auxiliary President, Post No. 20 home and able to get around a or, although painful, bach inwomen In the City. little after being hospitalized for juries. Mr. Robinson, the only eligible funds which were budgeted for We Feel it is especially imseveral days following a high- occupant of the other truck, was that purpose on the construction portant for the wives, mothers, way traffic accident in which uninjured. house in of a sisters and daughters of veterans she to was no injured. Although According City Marshall, of both World Wars to be numCedar City. The Commissioners bonea were broken, the young Ray H. Adams, who investigated made the appropration to Cedar bers of the Auxiliary at thn lady was severely toruaed and the accident, (there was no crim-in- time," Mrs. Benson of keeping City for the purpose states. This Sherman H. Ruesch, Manager shaken and her back was injured negligence found in either is a the fire insurance premium rates time in critical the affan-from beng increased. It was of the Provo office of the Social When she was pinned beneath a case. As nearly as could be de- of veterans as well as of the be both parties were overturned in the termined done with the understanding Security Administration, willEm- car which and the auxiliary is U. S. the Cedar at When was in forced barrow for the nation, for it equally responsible Cty pit that the City provide adequate of bot h. welfare the Service on Tuesday, from the highway by an approa collision since each claimed, to working fire protection for rural prop ployment woman who Every joins, givn September 20, 1949 at 9:00 a. m, thing vehicle as it attempted to have failed to see the approach us additional strength for s twerty outside the corporate limits to answer questions about Fed- pass the third car, on Highway of the other vehicle. ice to the 'veterans and for our Thi? assistance will carry only eral Old-Ag- e Both trucks were badly mashand Survivors In- -1 91 about 5 miles north of Cedar in support of national sework I for the remainder of 1949. the impact, the surance and to assist eligible City. Martin Merrill driver of ed up from and Americanism. I curity in the car in which Miss Heaps was Mitchell car on the front end workers and ttoeir families Those eligible to be auxliaiv County weed and pest inspect, I the Robinson machine on and claims for benefits. riding, sustained only slight or, Earl Anderson, was instruct- filing members, Mrs. Benson explainthe right side. Mr. Ruesch re-- 1 juries, again the ed to make necessary pre ed, are the .wives, mothers, sister mnds workers over 65 who nave and daughters of members of preation for early spring spray- had under Social Mr and Mrs Morris Rowley (employment the in orchards of the American Legion, or of men fruit ing Security to inquire about bene-- 1 and family visited last week-en- d who died in War service, and of County. I fits. There are still many of with relatives in Parowan-thevetrn ae.swho have died since On Who are losing money b- e- I Morris is principal of the elein-caus- e The monthly bills were acted Women who $rv I discharge. of misunderstanding upon and were either ordered ofentary school of Mesquite, Nev. in the armed forese in either paid or were rejected by the this insurance law. For example Moroni Perry, Cedar City con- World War are eligible for Commissioners. many eligible men and women tibe bidwas successful tractor, M. Adams membership in both the Legion Mr. and Mrs. Byron over 65 do not know that they from Mesa, Arizona spent two der for the construction of a and the Auxiliary. may, upon making application with his brother new elemehfcary school building for them, receive benefits for days visiting in Cedar City, when bids Were Harvey. He is going on to. Salt the months they are unemployNew Lake to visit his mother Mrs. publicly opened last night. Mr. ee between jobs. These benefits Perr submitted the lowest of Morris. Melinda suffered are in addition to unemployment Mrs. Reed Orton seven bids on the construction Almost more than they hid second degree burns about he compensation payment contract paid Mr. with A job. dared Perry Mr. hope for was the tin v son of Carl Rasmussen, deface and neck from the steam under Utah State law. be will week this signed probably Rasmussen pink bundle which the stork and Mrs. Clayton on the new building livered to Harold and Auder; which gushed from a pressure worn and visited here with his patents cooker When she removed the at San Deigo, should be started in the next Mitchell Rogerson at the Counhis base from tfce few days. lid after cooking corn in NEWS PARAGONAH ty Hospital Wednesday morning. Calif., for 10 days. Mr. Perrys bid for the job The ittle miss tipped the scales vessel last Friday. Inasmuch as Banks visited Gordon and Carol Farnsworth Mrs. Burton was $227,579.00, and includes all at a little over 6 lbs. Three-yea- r became parents for the first from Kanab while , her brother tme lid had not been fastened construction work on the build- old Johnnie is waiting with ru i onto fhe kettle, Mrs. Orton failed time last week when the stork was here with her parents also with the exception of tha ing grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. John to use the ordinary precautions left them a nine poundi baby for three days. and eflscrtical work, S. Mitchell for the return of fiis plumbing Cedar in in removing it from the boiling girl at the hospital and on the furniture and cabin-- t mother with the new sister. Mr had City. This makes the second corn. But enough steam work. A call for bids on these and Mrs- - John Rogerson of FillMortensen Mrs. Grant Mr. and accumlated from the weight of grandchild within a month for will be issue within the more are the items sons last left and ther two little patrenal grandthe lid alone to cause the serious Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Davenport. week for Rexburg, Idaho where j next few days. who welcomed the news. parent I burns. Other bidders were a follows: Mrs. Iraa Jones submitted to Continued On Back Pain Continued on back page Continued on Back Page County Commissioners Hold Regular Trucks Collide At Street Intersection Legion Auxiliary Plans members!) Drive . Star Mothers Be Honored At Tea Sent. ra effi-ilia- ry Social Security nt Representative To He In Cedar Sent. 20 i Board Awards Contract Cedar School Building Local Lady Suffers Steam Burns -- Arrivals |