02 Aug 1922
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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1922
Page
1
The court opened a long calendar with Judge Knox presiding. Cases include State versus Woolke and State versus Rhodes for larceny, plus others set for next Monday. Attending officials and prosecutors are listed with several county attorneys present. adjournment expected near week’s end.
An evening program on Sunday August 8 features JT A leading a musical sequence under the direction of Bra Geo Ho Chan in the War Chapel. The seven pieces include Banthe Durham 5 and Stollow Lo OM, with other numbers by local composers. Attendees expressed thanks and fellowship as they enjoyed the performance.
Mr and Mrs Dan Eo Matheson of Biudville visited Parowar this week. A list of attendees includes Moa Eacthleon Michdel from BEryc and Grand castle, plus Hebbs of Lond ane HH FP. County officials and local business visits are noted, with several figures in attendance and various informal encounters.
An obituary notes the death of Edward Bauer in Cedar Gacy after a heart ailment. He was born in Canonar Cait and settled with his wife Mildred Lowe. He leaves a wife and three children, plus parents and siblings. Funeral services were held at the laberostle church with speakers Walter Montehell Thomas Durkan and Bishop Adams. Music included a song by Warer Vad Baten and a duet by L J Adams and Blanche Dalton. The article reflects a local paper tone with detailed family and service information.
A belated society notice reports the wedding of Jas and Miss Ester Orten, detailing a large family gathering and congratulations from friends. The bride, the daughter of Amelia Jensen, is praised for her education and public school service in the county. The couple plan to form a home in the city.
Community note discusses a meeting to decide on holding a race meet this fall. The crowd will gather Friday night at the auditorium to express views and vote on whether the welfare committee should proceed with the plan.
Miss Constantine of the Red Cross announces a five week home nursing course starting Friday. Classes three times weekly from two to four at the high school gym, with registration and lectures for public benefit. Eligible women over age 21 may enroll with a small fee covering text book. special lectures planned for mothers and young children.
The Iron County School Board invites bids for furnishing coal and wood for multiple county schools. Submissions must meet quantities, quality, and delivery requirements, with alternative outside bids considered. Bid details include 175 tons for Cedar City Schools and supplies for several named campuses, with bids due by August and subject to board rejection.
The Democratic delegates chosen last Friday were elected to attend the state convention. Names listed include Armstrong for United States Senator, with other delegates Adams Mitchell, Adams, EB Fi Season fee, Miss Bate Tah, and Mr Jo. Goolday among those selected as alternates. A separate note mentions a salesman needed for Fuller Brush Company work in Lake Gate area.
A rugged narrative follows a Boy Scouts expedition with packed gear, warning bells, and a river crossing. Scouts atop Bria Head Foust observe distant fires while a flag rising ceremony marks the camp, as morning breakfast and exploration lead toward Pangivteh Lake and a crossing to the Toeon Ranch.
A traveling clinic conducted by the Utah Public Health Association opened at the Parowan high school with sessions for adults and children. The event drew large crowds from Parowan and surrounding areas, featuring health exhibits, lectures, and screenings, and will run through Monday.
Indian War Veterans of the State of UUruh hold their annual encampment at a local venue. The mayor and citizens are invited to attend a community event with a planned program and refreshments. Arch Bishop and Mr Charles Adams from nearby areas intend to join the ceremony.
The Salt Lake City Deseret News recalls the Cedar Preals celebration in Parowan on July 29, 1922. It thanks Chairman Clayton Mitchell and Patowan Lith for the pictures and notes the loss of some films. The paper publishes available photos and a narrative of the day, praising the hospitality and community effort.
Wr Wm Butler and his party navigate a tense business matter near Lake Rikwlis. SB Brown oversees the enterprise while tensions rise amid unclear leadership and community concerns.
Delegates to the state convention were elected at the county caucus on Saturday. Names include FE Benson, WW Loa Aduta, F O Van Buren, EK Faranger, J Macfarlane, Edward Party, Pathey Dalley, and Andrew Convand A T Nobis. Alternates listed, but some aspirants for the senate and congress remain uninstructed. state convention set for Salt Lake City on August 1.
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