Graduation set for Parewan High School seniors
Friday of next week marks the end of another school year in this county with few disruptions. Parewan High School will hold graduation on Thursday at eight in the Tabernacle with 15 graduates, led by speaker Dr George H Brimhall president emeritus of Brigham Young University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parewan High School
Carol Adams
Ruth Orton
Bessie Morris
Zella Robinson
Lewis Adams
Claude Mitchell
Lollia Orton
Jean Matheson
Bronson Adams
Shirley Gudmundsen
Clayton Dalton
Venice Edwards
Sara Lister
Gaude Hulet
Ramola Boardman
Paragonah
Tabernacle
George H. Brimhall
Brigham Young University
Dr. Brimbhall
Adams Dies at Provo State Mental Hospital
Mr Wm Br Adams of this city son of Wm Adams died at the State Mental Hospital in Provo last Friday and was brought home for burial Sunday. Debility and exhaustion were given as the cause. Born Sept 2 1878 he studied locally then earned a BYU scholarship for a South America research trip. He attended the University of Utah and did a three year L D S mission in Germany. Funeral services Sunday featured John Stevens and Walter C Mitchell with solo by L J Adams. survived by father two brothers four half brothers and a half sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm, BR. Adams
Wm. Adams
State Mental Hospital
Provo
South America
University of Utah
L. BD. S
Iun
Germany
Ife
John Stevens
Walter C. Mitchell
L. J. Adams Eazng
HH. L. Adams
The
Westward
Mary Orton
Aly Redeemer
Wm. H. Lyman
L J. Adam
Valley of Tears
Bishop Adams
Eleanor Bruhn
Wo. C. Mitchell
Violet M. Stevens
Cedar City
Card of Thanks from A Matheson and family
We are grateful to friends and neighbors for assistance comfort floral offerings music and kind thoughts at the death of our wife and mother. We sincerely thank all who lightened our burden of sorrow and grief. A Matheson and family.
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A. Matheson
Tryouts Held for Scout Meet in Cedar City Participation
Tryouts for the forthcoming scout meet in Cedar City were conducted last Saturday with Jarowan and Cedar City contestants taking part. No details on results available for this issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar City
Coutsa
Jarowan
Spring Scout Meet Planned at Cedar City Campus
The National Park Council of the Boy Scouts of America will host its annual spring meet at Cedar City on April 29 and 30. Hundreds of boys from Zion National Park Council will camp on the campus North lawn under Scout Executive John A. Young and Scoutmaster F E Tay Lyman. Events include registration Friday, a parade Saturday, a field meet, banquet, court of honor, and a dance in the B A Auditorium. The Branch Agricultural College grants campus use, with Oscar Kirkham of Salt Lake City among speakers, joined by Anderson of the Timpanogas Council, Victor Lindgland of the Cache Council, Zion officials, and guests from Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar City
National Park Council
Boy Scouts of America
Zion National Park Council
John A. Young
Tay Lyman
B. A
Branch Agricultural College
Zion National Tark Council
ARSOC
Oscar Kirkham
Salt Lake City
Anderson
Timpanogas Council
Victor Lindgland
Cache Council
Los Angles
Parowan High Alumni Banquet Notice Issued
The annual banquet and ball of Parowan High School Alumni Association will be held Friday of next week. Members who have not yet reserved or paid dues should do so immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parowan High School Alumni Association
Aleady
Plan for Garden Surplus Canning This Winter
The U S Department of Agriculture urges gardeners to expect surplus vegetables for canning this year with tomatoes leading the list. Growers should use steam pressure canners for most vegetables while tomatoes be canned via water bath methods. Prepare canners rings tools and hot jars to handle peak season surpluses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Departmentof Agriculture
United States Department of Agriculture
Parowan Auto Company Rest Room Decorated for Tourists
The rest room at Parowan Auto Company's place of business has been newly decorated this week with comfortable chairs a couch and a dressing table. It is described as a rest room for tourists this season.
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Parowan Auto Company
The Ranger and Forest Protection Efforts Described
Our local ranger oversees 150000 acres including Navajo Lake and Parowan canyons. He manages timber and grazing, fights fires, builds trails, and guides recreation while ensuring watershed use and future timber supply. About 100 seasonal workers support stock care with 185 grazing permits and three local livestock associations aiding management. Continued to page five.
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Forest Service
Jie
Ile
Bureau of Information
Navajo Lake
Forest Office
Lals
People We Know Report Mixed Local News
John T. Mitchell visits sister Mrs. McPherson of Fillmore. Jack Lowder returns from California after several weeks away. Frank E. Taylor and wife welcome a daughter born this morning at the mother in law’s home. Martha Sleap travels to Idaho for a brief visit. Thichards returns from Logan for a mother’s funeral with sister Barbara visiting briefly. Sara Lowder comes home from California and will stay with Mr. Matheson during Barbara’s absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Mitchell
Mrs. McPherson of
Fillmore
Jack Lowder
California
Frank E. Taylor
Mrs Benson Leaves With Family for Short Visit
Mrs. Mitchell Benson left this week with her father and sister Gladys to visit Richfield and Salt Lake City for a brief trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell Benson
Gladys
Richfield
Salt Lake City
Parowan High to See Two Teachers Resign This Spring
Mr. R. L. Fenton resigns after eight or nine years at Parowan High School to focus on private business. Superintendent Barlow and Miss Rollo in town confirm. It is also understood Mr. Sproul plans to leave this spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Fenton
Parowan High School
Barlow
Rollo
Sproul
Mrs Frankie Dalley CGoulta Returns Home
Mrs Frankie Dalley CGoulta went back to Salt Lake City after a several day visit with relatives and friends in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankie Dalley
Cgoulta
Salt Lake Orly
Moore recommended by Water Works Committee for water system post
The Water Works Committee of the City Council is set to recommend Roy Moore for the job of keeping the water system in repair this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Moore
Mr. Clark Delton Remains in Hospital After Tonsil Removal
Mr. Clark Delton underwent the last of the work for the removal of his tonsils and remains under medical care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Delton
Local Social Notes Include Car Purchase And Cedar City Visit
Mr H C Parcella is finishing a new Contract sedan during the past days. Mr and Mrs Ray Lyman visited from Cedar City on Friday last.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Parcella
Mrs
Ray Lyman
Cedar City
Arthur Joseph Buys Marsden Car Before Departure
Local note reports Arthur Joseph purchased Jim Marsden's automobile in the days prior to Marsden's departure. Details on terms or destination were not disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Joseph
Jim Marsden
Couple Receives Marriage License In Castlegate And Cedar City
A marriage license was issued last week by the Clerk's office to Mr. Frank Henderson of Castlegate and Miss Lola Sherratt of Cedar City. The couple were married by Bishop Marsden on the 23rd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Henderson
Castlegate
Lola Sherratt
Cedar City
Marsden
Mrs Minnie Lowder Visiting Cedar City With Daughter
Mrs Minnie W W Lowder is visiting Cedar City for a few days accompanied by her daughter Mrs Ray Mitchell.
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Minnie WW. Lowder
Cedar City
Ray Mitchell
Mrs Eleanor Bruhn Visits from Panuguitch
Mrs Eleanor Bruhn arrives from Panuguitch for a brief visit as Vier Jill]e son Arthur attends local Garfield County Schools after the closure of the district schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor, Bruhn
Panuguitch
Vier
Jill
Arthur
Garfield County
Funeral notice for Mrs Ilouston's mother in Panguitch
Mr and Mrs W Wy Ilouston traveled from Panguitch to attend the funeral of Mrs Ilouston's mother on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bra. W. Wy. Ilouston
Panguitch
Mrs. Max Pace Visits Local Area from Cedar City
Mrs. Max Pace arrives in the area for a short stay visiting friends and local sites while staying in Cedar City has prompted a brief visit from her hometown.
Mrs Ellen Thornton Plans Northern State Visit
Mrs Ellen Thornton left for a visit with her daughter Myrtle in Tooele County and may stay a month or six weeks, possibly spending the summer in the Northern part of the state. She ordered the Times cut to her before leaving.
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Ellen Thorntom
Myrtle
Tooele County
Times
Wiltsies Consider Travel From Salt Lake City to California
Mr and Mrs O R Wiltsie test yesterday for Salt Lake City and contemplate a journey to California from that location. The note hints at future relocation or visit though precise plans are unclear.
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O.R. Wiltsie
Salt Lake City
California
Panguitch visitor with Benson and Clarks daughters
Airs Lee from Panguitch is visiting with her daughters Mrs Clarence Benson and Mrs Eggs Clarks.
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Airs Lee of
Panguitch
Mra
Clarence Benson
Eggs Clarks
Cedar City visitors attend funeral for local resident
Mr. A. H. Hollo and Mrs. Naom Nelson traveled from Cedar City on Friday to attend the funeral.
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A. H. Hollo
Local Clark Family Gathering Noted in Verkim Spring Event
Mr and Mrs Edgar M Clark along with Misses Alice Clark and a participant from Matheson gathered Sunday in La Verkim for a spring outing. The event highlighted family numbers and regional ties.
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Edgar M. Clark
Alice Clark
Matheson
Provo Note Says Departure to Clearwater
Neils Decker from Provo states they are leaving for Clearwater California. The message mentions Niele haa Bou and references travel to meet them there despite unclear details.
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Neils Decker
Provo
Clearwater
Calif
Niele Haa
Uzona Oil Co Elects New Officers After Board Shakeup
Day is elected president of Uzona Oil Co amid board resignations. New officers include Watford as president, Futrell as vice president, Murdock as secretary treasurer, Ledderman and Gunn as directors. Board meeting to discuss contracts for drilling on Bloomington property. Stockholders optimistic after favorable title litigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anu
Uzona Oil Co
Watford
Thos. Futrell
Waldorf Murdock
Fred Ledderman
Fred T. Gunn
Cours
St. George
Bloomington Lome
Impressive Rites Held for Susana M Matheson
The body of Susana M. Gurr Matheson was laid to rest Friday in the city cemetery after a large service at the Tabernacle. Bishop Adams led the service with remarks by Eleanor Bruhn and performances by Miss Mary Orton and the choir. Matheson, born January 7, 1867, devoted to family and civic life, survived by seven children and her husband Simon A. Matheson, with relatives including siblings, grandchildren, and several in-law connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susana M. Gurr Matheans
Mrs. Matheson
William Gurr
England
Australia
Ils
Sara E. Larker Gurr
Wm. H
Sarah
Becauee
Simon A. Matheson
St. George Temple
Charles L. Richards
Logan
A. Nalerman
Phillip Benson
Mig Darbara
Frank A. Matheson
Parowan
Wallace W. Houston
Panguitch
Clair Lowder
Los Angeles
California
Wo Alsters
Sarah Whitney
Mary Pendleton
John
Gurr
CAFE Set to Open On First of Month on Main Street
Baker Mr Malmberg prepares to open a cafe on the first of the coming month in the building formerly Geantne Beauty Shopps. His brother will manage the cafe while the shop operates as a bakery on Main Street.
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Malmberg
Geantne
Parowan Stake May Day Contest Set for Cedar City
The annual Parowan Stake M Day to be held Saturday May 7 in Cedar City features music public speaking drama and more with ward participation. Winners advance to the District Meet May 14 in Cedar City and then to Salt Lake City in June for further competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar City
Inedar City
Salewike City
Missionary Move Sends Albert Marsden East Ward Farewell
Albert Marsden leaves for New York City to perform missionary work for the DL Church until Harvard term starts, then to enter the college for jib Ohio and vf lat. He represents the Tarovan East ward in his mission and will be greatly missed by the community, who send their best wishes and prayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert
Marsden
New York City
Harvard
Ohio
Tarovan East
Lie Msonar
Dalton Lose Infant Daughter in Tragic Death
Grief stricken Mr and Mrs Meeky Dalton mourn their thirteen month old daughter who died Monday from bronchial pneumonia though physicians doubt the official cause. Funeral services were held at the Tabernacle Wednesday with speakers John Stevens Walter C Mitchell and R L Fenton and readings by Carol Adams as the choir performed. The community extends sympathy to the bereaved parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meeky Dalton
Tabernacle
John Stevens
Walter C. Mitchell
R. L. Fenton
Carol Adams
West Ward Gleaners Banquet Recalls Easter Dinner
The West ward gleaners held an Easter dinner party Tuesday at Miss Fra Adams home. About twenty girls attended with honorees including Fra Sara TD Connell Alberta D Morris Dena Whitney Eva Adams and Mrs Maude M Batton. Easter lilies and rabbits decorated the rooms and a crystal bowl centerpiece graced the table.
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West Ward
Fra Adams
Activ Ory
West Wards
Sara Td, Connell
Alberta D. Morris
Dena D. Whitney
Eva Adams
Maude M. Batton
Agricola College Annual Edits Noted by Student Body
Mise Fay Decker a sophomore at B. A. CG earns credit for editing the 1927 Agricola college annual. Bir Veitia Wood of Cedar City serves as business manager and Louis Palmer as Commissioner of Publications. The annual will be presented at the Agricola Ball on Friday May 12 after a field day with club contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Fay Decker
B. A. CG
Agricola College
Agricola This
Bir
Veitia Wood
Cedar City
Louis Palmer
Forest as Friend and Foe Examined in Brief
A compact notice explores the forest's role as both ally and adversary to humans, outlining ecological balance and potential risks. It frames trees and wildlife as valuable resources requiring careful stewardship and cautionary use.
Also Mentioned on This Page
DR. Brimhall
BR. Adams
Tie
Slater
Eccuts
National Forest
Misa
Martha Sleap
Idaho
Max Pace
Ee A
Day
Mrs. Dalton
Tarcwan
Branch College Annual
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