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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1932
Page
7
Local residents and visitors engage in travel to lakes for fishing and stake MIA outings. Calls on business visits include Leigh Furniture in Cedar City and real estate broker Alma Jones in Parowan. Various workers travel for threshing and road projects, with family and social visits noted.
Mr. and Mrs. Merritt Lunch welcome a baby boy. Ada Delury and her children visit from Salt Lake City to see relatives, with Mrs. Lucy Barton hosting. A miscellaneous shower honors Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Openshaw at Mrs. M. J. Openshaw's home. Clark Robb to donate blood for an infection case in Salt Lake City. Paragonal Ward MLA reorganized with new officers. Dorothy Williamson suffers post tonsil surgery hemorrhages but recovers.
Wayne Wood and Furl Fite were fined $5.00 each in Justice Palmer's court for disturbing the peace. They were charged with causing an automobile to backfire as they drove it up and down the street.
Cedar City workers joined by crews from across the county traveled to Cedar Breaks and Navajo Lake areas to進 work on county road projects during the week.
Dir. and Mrs. John P. Fuller Mr. and Mrs. Rulon Wood Mrs Alice u. Hneli and other Cedar people attended the funeral of Mr. Fuller’s sister Mrs A L Pindlay on Tuesday in Sanab.
Reports from Dr. M. J. Macfarlane, taken to Salt Lake City last week with septicemia, say his condition is definitely better though still critical. Medical updates indicate gradual improvement.
Mr and Mrs Archie Lamoreaux and family joined relatives in the mountains last week. Arvil Lamoreaux and Leland Lamoreaux of St George accompanied by Br Farnworth of Provo and Mrs Chester Robinson were present. The Daughters of the Pioneers reorganized with Mrs Mary Jones Waschogen as president and Mrs Imma Edwards and Cassie Robb as counselors.Outgoing officers included Cassie Rob with Mrs Edwards and Lizzie Lamoreaux as counselors. Edith Adams returns from the county hospital where she works and Ferniece Hardy also home for a few days. Nelson Ipson and wife visit from Panguitch for a few days.
The Iron County Utah Democratic Party calls a county convention at Cedar City at 4 PM on Monday August 29. It will elect delegates to the Judicial, First Congressional District, and State conventions, plus 132 delegates to the eleventh senatorial district, and transact other business.
Donald and Alice Taylor visiting their father George F Taylor as his condition remains unchanged. Many locals host or travel with relatives from Salt Lake City to California and Arizona. The Iron County delegation helps Seegmiller win the Republican nomination for Governor on the fourth ballot.
Forty fingerling sized fish were planted early this week by the Gun and Red Club, mostly in Yankee reservoir with some into canyon streams. The effort seeks to restore stocked fish and curb vegetation decay that produces gas fatal to fish, amid questions about the cause and possible lime treatment. Local residents, officials, and visitors, including King Hendricks Howard Gunderson, attended events and routines in Parowan St. George and Zion areas.
Three civil suits were filed in the District Court this week. Joe Falsetti vs P J Donovan seeks enforcement of a property exchange or damages of 16000. Bank of Southern Utah vs J A Adams et al seeks foreclosure at 18300 plus interest, costs and 1000 attorney fees. Bank of Southern Utah vs D Beaton G W Diplin seeks 350 on note plus interest, costs and 400 attorney fees. A petition to appoint Lehi W Jones as administrator of the estate of Alice Fladen Bulltoch was filed by heirs. estate valued around 48000.
The local Daughters of the Pioneers camp will hold a regular meeting next Thursday September 1 at 2 oclock in the Relief Hall A special program has been arranged and refreshments will be served An invitation is extended to all to attend.
Parowan Milling Company workers prepare to begin tabour milling in the near future. Gordon Mathead of Cedar City is hired as miller and oversees setup. Equipment from Cedar Canyon mill, including a barley roller, is being added to improve service for patrons.
L Fenton departed Thursday morning for a short business trip to Salt Lake City and other points north.
Jasper Stubbs sold a Rambouille tram to Mrs. Maude Stubbs Lyman of Wyoming with P A Clark assisting in the animal selection for Mrs. Lyman.
Politically charged notes discuss Tren County Republicans backing Wilford Day and Hirschi speculations. Washington County factions hint at transferring momentum and potential senatorial bids. Democrats hold no announced candidate, with Petty and Macfarlane named as possible contenders and broader party uncertainty noted.
Iran County with 200 legal population gains delegates in both parties while Washington County receives 12 delegates in Republican and Democratic conventions and Iron County shows 19 in Republican and 13 in Democratic. The county wide vote influences the convention allocations.
The Rhine river loses its single name as it enters Dutch soil. It splits into many outlets with individual names. The Waal joins the Rhine, uniting with the Maas which becomes the Meuse. Eventually the waters reach the North Sea via routes not simply known as the Rhine or Waal.
The piece notes a reaction against 15th century rationalism favoring emotion, nature, and idealized past. It cites Goethe in Germany and Coleridge Wordsworth Byron Shelley Keats and Scott in England, Victor Hugo in France, and American writers Cooper Hawthorne Poe and Melville as part of the same tradition.
A new Chinese style mortuary in a Panama cemetery houses the dead then ships coffins back to China once vaults fill. It follows belief that the soul gains immortality only if the body is buried in Chinese soil.
The Concord Monitor quotes a reader lamenting early morning medical care and questioning why patients are awakened and washed before procedures. The piece highlights perceived nurse authority and patient discomfort with routine care.
A Steinway piano presented to the United States government in 1903 by Steinway and Long and J. H. Hunt is installed in the East Room of the White House. The inscription lists Theodore Roosevelt as president and notes designs by Deming with advisory figures Blatchfeld Deming Howes Hunt and Tiffany. The instrument cost $15,000. January.
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