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Newspaper

Parowan Times

Location

Parowan, Utah, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1927

Page

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Sixth Rambouillet Show Draws Wide Interest and Praise

The Southern Utah Rambouillet Sheep Breeders Association held its sixth annual show with strong judging by J M Jones of Texas A&M and high praise for the improved ram wool quality. Four outside communities attended, and many lambs were sold through private sale amid modest stud ram demand. Entertainment featured Westward Gleaners and a Seiter Greater Shows lineup with a notable fencing bout ending in a bite and a festive fairground atmosphere. The show’s class winners will be published next week.

Oeds Southern Utah Rambouillet Sheep Breeders Association Parowan Panfuith Mt. Pleasant Paragonah Cedar City J. M. Jones A. College of Texas Jones Texas R. L. Fenton Westward Gleaners P. A. Glark Hia Whitney Atf Amasa Amasa

Chamber of Commerce to Meet Saturday Night

The Parowan Chamber of Commerce will hold its semi monthly meeting next Saturday night at the Courthouse. Members will name committees and ratify action to join in with other communities for a large inter community chautauqua. Dates suggested are September 28 29 30 and October.

Chamber of Commerce Parowan Chamber of Comimette Will L. Adams

Re-elected officers lead Southern Utah Sheep Breeders

Last year's officers of the Southern Utah Hambouillet Sheep Breeders Association were nearly all re-elected at the annual meeting last Saturday after a banquet in the Relief hall. L. W. Marsden was re-elected president by acclamation, with Clarence Richards as vice president and several county directors returning. Richard B. Benson switched to the role of secretary-treasurer after a close vote, and the meeting featured a formal program and a toast by Wilford Day. The body urged members to attend meetings and participate in important decisions.

Southern Utah Hambouillet Sheep Breeders Association L. W. Marsden Clarence Richards E. Ray Lyman John W. Bentley Tron W. W. Houston Garfield County J. W. Imlay Washington W. F. Joseph Beaver J. K Madsen San Pete Richard B. Dick Benson Lawrence Miller Miller Marsden Wilford Day Glenna M. Ward George A. Lowe &R Poncer Phyllis Orton J. M. Jones Texas M. and A. College Jed Fawcett St. George Mary Orton Ray Lyman Ray D. Garner Irene Johnson Ward Association Afr

Panguitch to Open Cooperative Cheese Factory Soon

Panguitch residents plan a cooperative cheese factory within thirty days with help from J R Stringham of the Southern Utah Dairy Co. They have raised four to five thousand dollars in capital and have made a strong equipment purchase to avoid Parowan’s early handicaps. Parowan and Panguitch communities wish them success.

Panguitch J. R. Strinham Southern Utah Dairy Co Parowan Times Jil

Cedar City School Leaders Visit Town Today

Superintendent N. J. Barlow and Principal Andrew B. M. Anderson of the Cedar City School sailed into town this afternoon for meetings and school matters.

N. J. Barlow Andrew BM. Anderson Cedar City Schoole

Ada Burton to be brought home after surgery

Mrs. Ada Burton recently operated on at the County hospital for stomach ulcers is to be brought home by the end of the week.

Ada Burton

Teachers to be Introduced to Public on September 11

The PTA, Bishoprics of both Parowan wards, and County Superintendent Barlow plan a Sunday evening program on September 11 to introduce teachers for the coming year. Local performers and new teachers will participate, with school board members and the Superintendent in attendance.

the Times Wanda Esplin Massa Esplin Ciderville Dixie Normal College Logan Brigham Young University Miss Esplin Parowan Barlow

Panguitch Sheep Club Exhibits At Local Show

Members of the Panguitch and Panguilch Parowano sheep clubs gathered for a show with commendable exhibits of sheep. Mr Worther oversaw the displays while a ground fund distributed among Panguitch and Parowano exhibitors. J H Manderfield of Salt Lake Stock Yards praised the youths and urged earlier contact for a larger future appropriation.

Tanguiteh Sheep Club Worther J. Hf. Manderfield Salt Lake

Mutual Improvement Association to entertain mothers event

The Mutual Improvement Association presents a Friday night program at the Relief hall to entertain the mothers of the community. All mothers and daughters over fourteen are invited with a 1 6c admission to keep the event self supporting.

the Mutual Improvment Association iGc

Four Communities To Put On Big Chautauqua

Parowan Cedar City Leaver and St George plan a four night inter community chautauqua this fall. Each town presents a distinct entertainment and season tickets sell for 1.50 with 50 cent notes. Proceeds stay in each host town while the four evenings aim to foster regional goodwill and fund local projects.

Parowan Cedar City Leaver St. George Plana Chambers of Comerce Organiaa Beaver Cedar

Back Private to West Point

A regular army private from Oregon broke West Point tradition by becoming Honor Man and No 1 in a class of 203 cadets at the National Military Academy, illustrating a new merit based path. The Times profiles his rise as an example of opportunity for ambitious American youth.

West Point National Military Academy Orecon Bis Yortan The Times

Sidewalk assessments delinquent this week

Property owners billed for sidewalk and curb assessments should note delinquency begins Saturday the 27th with 12 percent interest. After delinquency the property may be sold for taxes, making timely payment cheaper. Two or more annual payments may be made now, and this is the last chance to pay for another year.

Paragonah Loses Four Men in Seven Weeks

Four prominent Paragonah citizens have died in seven weeks. W S Beardman died last Saturday night from apoplexy at around age fifty nine after attending the funeral of Alexander Adams. Albert D Robb Marius Dunton and Adams had also recently died, leaving widows and several children to mourn. Adams had typhoid fever and was buried on Saturday with his family nearby. Funeral services were held Monday as Parowan residents attended.

W. S. Boardman Taregonah Albert D. Robb Marius Dunton Alexander Adams Dunton Beardman Adams Ifeia

West Ward meeting noted for religious and cultural remarks

A West Ward gathering last Sunday featured talks on Archaeological and Scientific findings supporting the Book of Mormon. Mrs Lucy Adams discussed Book of Mormon authenticity while Miss Barbara Matleson sang, Mrs Nellie Durham recalled visits to the Joseph Smith Memorial farm, and Mr Durham summarized recent work for the American Association.

Misa Auua’ Adams Lucy Adams Barbara Matleson Nellie M. Durham Joseph Smith Memorial Afi Durham American Association Fim Ache Wm. Greut

Gleaner Girls Visit Grand Canyon From Parowan Wards

A party of Gleaner girls from Parowan Wards planned a four day trip to the Grand Canyon North Rim with twenty to thirty participants plus drivers and others. They left Monday morning and expected to return by Wednesday giving details on personnel not available.

Parowan Grand Canyon Canyon

Daughters of Pioneers Meet on September First

The regular monthly meeting of the Daughters of the Pioneers will be held at Mrs. Alvin Denson's home on September 1. The program includes an old-time set by Bary B. Orton, a sketch of Jane Holmes Orton by Mrs. Alvin Benson, and acts by Cora Mortenson and Flannah Lyman with refreshments to follow.

Taughters of the Pioneers Alvin Denson Bary B. Orton

Rams from local breeders head to National Ram Sale

Several local breeders ship rams to the National Ram Sale at Salt Lake Stock Yards next Monday to Wednesday. The article notes uncertainty about the total number of breeders sending animals and mentions a few sales and buyers connected to agricultural firms and a college.

Salt Laks Rome Unes Ascieultucel College Ho Th

Parowan Area Guests Attend Rambouillet Show Mix

Mr and Mrs G L Pinder of Salt Lake City former Parowan residents spent the weekend visiting friends. Cecil reports rebuilding a strong drug business in Salt Lake City and recently bought a drug store in the Unitah basin. Wallace Houston of Garfield County attends the Rambouillet show as director of the Southern Utah Rambouillet Sheep Breeders Association. Fred and Jed Fawcett of St George joined the event, once connected with local sawmills and youth club work. Mary Slaycock and Benson Slaycock, now Cedar City residents, joined Parowan festivities. Dr Fresten L Jones opened a dental office in the Bank Building Cedar City for general practice.

G& L. Pinder Salt Lake City Parowan Cecil Unitah Basin Wallace Houston Pangultch Wallace Garfield County Southern Messrs Fred Jed Fawcett St. George Rambouillet Farowan Jed Jig Gow

Local Girl Miss Maria Clark Visits Salt Lake City kin

Miss Maria Clark returned home from Salt Lake City where she stayed several days visiting relatives of her mother Mrs. P. A. Clark.

Maria Clark Salt Lake City Sirs. P. A. Clark

Bir hven Matheson Visiting From Mid Valley

Bir hven Matheson arrived from Mid Valley for a local encounter with residents and a scheduled visit to community offices. The visit highlights cross-town ties and regional connections.

Bir Hven Matheson Mid Valley

Summit businessman visits Parowan Local

John I. Inlley of Summit traveled to Parowan Local as a business visitor, meeting officials and reviewing local commerce opportunities.

John I. Inlley Summit Parowan

Salt Lake City guests visit local residents

The Misses Randa Matheson and Aston Margata of Salt Lake City came down with Mr. and Mrs. George St. Gorham to visit here for a few days.

Randa Matheson Aston Margata Salt Lake City

Mrs Haydock Joins Cedar City Gateway Hotel Family

Mrs Betsey Haydock recently moved to Cedar City and took over the Gateway hotel near El Escalante. She says they feel homesick yet enjoy the change and cannot get along without the Times, ordering a year’s subscription.

Betsey Haydock Cedar City Gateway Hotel el Escalante

Giland Ward Returns to Halford Employment

Mr. Giland Ward, who came from Halford, returned to his employment there on Monday evening.

Giland Ward Halford

Buckhorn man Mr Uban VY Limb on business to start week

Mr Uban VY Limb of Buckhorn was in town on business at the start of the week.

U.ban VY. Limb of Buckhorn

Burt couple moves into Tack Peterson home on East Street

Mr and Mrs Thomas W Burt relocate to the Tack Peterson residence on First East Street in a local housing update.

Thomas W. Burt Tack Peterson First East Sreet

Mrs Florence P Thomas and daughter visit Tarcelis family

Mrs Florence P Thomas and her daughter Elizabeth spent a month with her brother and his family the Tarcelis and returned the first of the week to their home in Lakio Raosas.

Florence P. Thomas Elizabeth Lakio Raosas

Gleaner Girls Join Families on Grand Canyon Trip

Mr and Mrs Taylor Parkinson Mrs Mariam Gudmunodsen and Miss Kate Taylor with Anna Adams and the Gleaner Girls of both wards traveled to the Grand Canyon at the start of the week for a group outing.

Taylor Parkinson Mariam Gudmunodsen Kate Taylor Anna Adams Grand Canyon

West Ward Missionaries Name to Be Revealed

The note announces no missionaries will depart from the West Ward during the big fall. It promises future columns will identify who they are as details unfold in succeeding issues.

West Ward Big Fall Understead

Funeral notice from Beaver region for Arnald Orton

Mr and Mrs Arthur Joseph attended a funeral in Beaver for a relative. Arnald Orton, employed by the railroad in Milford, was home for a day or two last week.

Arthur Joseph Beaver Arnald Orton Milford

Ram bouillet Show ad signs noted in Times report

The Times notes Ram bouillet Show advertising including a large edge sign. Gurr returned last week for a month long visit with his son J B Gurr in Austin Nevada. He says the trip went well and that he is optimistic about Nevada.

J. B Austin Nevada Avery Gsood Tire the Times

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Success Young Educational Association Iome Economica Club Dixie Club Kane County Club Tanguitch Panguitch Sheep Club M. 1 Lions West Point Academy Tparagonah Ance Daughters OF Pioneers RAM Seale Mary Slaycock Benson Parawan
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