Election of Chamber officers at Relief Hall banquet
Twenty to forty members of the Chamber of Commerce and spouses gathered at the Relief Hall for the annual election of officers. B A Clark named president by acclamation with C L Pinder as VP and W Clair Rowley as secretary treasurer. A Clark Orton and J Alma Benson join the executive committee. Retiring officers withdrew. A post election dance at the opera house followed a well received program featuring readings and music by local performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
B.A. Clark
C. L. Pinder
W. Clair Rowley
A. Clark Orton
J. Alma Benson
D. A. Matheson
Relief Society
Messrs
R. L. Fenton
House
L. N. Marsden
Durham Morris
Wim. M.mace
P. A. Clark
Ostler
van Buren
Ostlers
Opera
Gilger and Bauer Wed in Quiet Home Ceremony
A quiet wedding united Hugh Gilger and Mildred Bauer at the home of Bishop MM L Adams last Wednesday night. The couple, both of this city, receive congratulations from friends here and elsewhere as The TIMES wishes them long, happy companionship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MM. L. Adams
Hugh Gilger
Mildred Bauer
Wild Turkeys Not Available From Arizona
A local effort by the Gum and Red Club to stock a preserve with wild turkeys from Arizona drew a response from County officials and a letter from G M Willard, noting Arizona cannot supply birds as its focus is restoring wild turkey populations in five mountain areas. The Arizona warden emphasizes the need to recover stock before aiding other states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gum and Red Club
Arizona
Board of County Commissioners
G. M. Willard
State Game Warren
Stake Conference Here Saturday and Sunday
Advance notice says Apostle Richard R. Lyman may attend the Stake Quarterly Conference near Saturday and Sunday representing LDS Church authorities. If he is absent, another general authority will be present. Bishop Adams urges ward members to attend. Stake presidency asks full participation across the stake. Dalley has been in town reviewing records for next year’s assessment. J. C. Robinson is drying a new Indian car sold by Parowan Auto Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard R. Lyman
L. D
Stake
Mr. Lyman
Adams
Withnan Dalley
Recorder
J. c . Robinson
Parowan Auto Co
Daddy Long Legs School Play at Parawaul High
Students of Parawaul High School present Daddy Long Legs featuring Jervis Pendleton Jamey McBride Cyrus Wycof Abner Parsors Griggs Walters Juay Mins Pritchard Mrs Pendleton Julia Pendleton Sallie McBride Mrs Simple Miss Lippett Freddie Perkins and a cast of many including Scott Matheson and Clair Holet. Matinee pricing listed with 35 50 Me at Matheson Pri Me a day afternoon. 4 Market,
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jervis Pendleton
Jamey McBride
Cyrus Wycof
Abner Parsors
Griggs.Walters
Juay- Mins Pritchard
Parowan City joins county for Public Safety Building
City officials met with County Commissioners to authorize the county and Parowan City to erect a Public Safety Building on the southeast corner of the courthouse lot. The city will pay for its share of the ground, bids will be called, and construction supervised. The meeting covered road changes, livestock valuation for 1924, tax issues, and county physician duties for indigents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. van Bure
Adams
Kasswlussen
Benson and
Matheson
Board of County Commissioners
Parowan City
Parowan
Darawan High School Doors Down Monroe in Opener
In the first Basket Ball game of the season on the Weal floor, Darawan High School defeated Monroe 52 to 26. Key players P. Ward Lettridge Adams CThornton and Ward contributed strong performances as Monroe showed signs of a tougher second half rally that fell short. Dirie High School visits Friday at 7.30 with a expected tougher challenge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darawan High School
Bors
Monroe
Monroe Tuys
B.A. C
Mandus
Heatine
Parawan Bors
P. Ward
Lettridge
Adams
Cthornton
Ward
Adopts Baby By Jones Family In Boston Ad Campaign
Mr and Mrs William J Jones adopt an eight month old girl brought from Boston to be placed with relatives Mr and Mrs Miller. The child, a bright girl, was fostered by the Jones couple and is expected to have a good home with the Miller family where Mrs Jones, formerly Miss Mary Tholyoak, feels proud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. J. Jones
Doston
Miller
Sophomore Affair Sparks Circus and Dance Night
The Sophomore class staged a Friday night circus and dance with a lively program of aesthetic dancing by Misses Suede Bird Mabel Adan LaMar Lyman and Garbara Matheson. The ballroom shone with decorations and humorous sideshows drew smiles from all attendees. Music by Dinty Moore's oytra added pleasure, marking a triumphant class presentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass
Suede Bird
Mabel Adan
LaMar Lyman
Garbara Matheson
Dentist Dr Hyatt Home From Salt Lake City
Dr G D Hyatt appears home after weeks in Salt Lake City where he worked and noted higher pay but prefers Parowan. County matters included halted agriculture inspector work until year start on state instruction, plumbing and wiring contracts awarded for county court house, and bids noted with few responses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webb
State Department of Agriculture
Howe
Wee
Messrs
Frank Matheson
Scott Mitchell
2. R. Red
Shields
Edwards
City Officials Decide On Big Light Plant
City engineers presented seven proposals for a new light plant at a special council session. Estimates show a 440 horsepower plant with 416 second for Ahaw of water and a 335 foot head, totaling around $72 000 to $73 000 not including distribution rebuilds. With 65 000 available, bids will be sought, or the Brigham Ay plant may be bought for about 9 000 to fit the budget, while equipment costs near 18 000 and pipe costs around 55 000 are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Razsekley
Daty Conneil
Brighamay
Messissles
Marsden
Granger Wins Election Contest Recount Opens in Cedar City
The district recount contest over Cedar City mayoral race concluded with Walter K. Granger, Democratic nominee and former postmaster, holding a four vote lead over Republican John Granville Paice. The city officials’ canvass had Paice ahead by one vote for the official result. A court-ordered recount was granted after Granger’s request, pending a Monday session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coast
Granger
Canest
Te District Court
Burton
Camet
Waterworks Report On City Supply In Gallons Per Minute
Thomas D Adams chairman of the waterworks committee reports city water flow at 14290 gallons per minute with 470 from Hive raise spring 10 from the four wile spring and 110 from the Main anyon spring recently added to the system The original_TR_xix sule spring is not in use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas D. Adams
Stake Conjoint Program Features Singers and Talks
Community singing opens the Stake conjoint session led by M A Shogun and M Arie Outer with a prayer and readings. Randolph Andrees provides Violix Selection while Adele Matheson attends as reader. Cedar City partners of Va Buren Co join the big Commercial Club dance last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MI. A
Cmmunity
M. TA. Shogun
M. Arie Outer
FA. Va Buren & Co
Randolph Andrees
Shayjant
Ryan
Cedar City
Op Pee
Program Aad Bazaar at Relief Hall Friday Afternoons
Sweryene is invited to attend a recreation program by M I A on Friday afternoon at Relief Hall. The Primary Bazaar features singing, prayer, choral items, books for boys and girls, and crafts. Vendors offer handkerchiefs and small wares for all attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweryene
Rex C
Ward
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P. A
Parawaul High School
Scott Matheson
Tieward Reynolis
Clair Holet
Frank Ward
Glenn Orton
Ray Adams
Grace Adams
Fildah Mitchell Laurs
Boris LaMar
Lymatt
Tne Liecker
Dodie Mastermats
Eorgia Pareedhy
Adrien Adams
Matheson J
Pri
Paroway City
Thomas Thorley
J. E Anderson
Cedar Mountain
Hillmat Dalley
Tron County
St. J. Doulittle Co
John KR. Adams
Earl Urie
Ami
Phisman
Hamlin Valley
George A. Uavin
Wilty
Cuda Kamara
Tligbee
Lunt
Gyo
Fale
Abor
Matsiata
Merry
Christanas
Culinery
WWE
Faye Chorismor
Bronson Ad
Ams
Ier Girls Books
Zona Pendie
Sarnet Selo
Milo Marshesr
the Worthawhile Books
Laurel
Decker
Orland Wynd
Dé Chorns
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