Debates on Family Costs at Tabernacle December 21 1921
Under Parowan Ward M I T A auspices two debates will be held in the Tabernacle on December 21 1921 at 7 30 p m The first features advance Senior Y S M I A and Y M M I A members arguing it is cheaper to raise a family of girls than boys The second debate between two senior classes asks whether women should propose You are invited to hear something interesting.
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Parowan Ward
M. IT. A
Tabernacle
Advance
Sahara Community Notes Highlight Local Visits and News
Mr and Mrs McHenry and daughter Ruby visited Magnussen's on Monday evening. Brindine Baker from Modena spent weekend with Grandma Mrs A E Ellis. Ray Hemstreet began trapping coyotes. J T Howland reports a new well sixty feet deep. H T Griffin and family visited Sahara and Lund then returned near Dery. N L Meads visited Mrs J B Reynolds. Ruby McClenry owns a new saddle horse. Club met last Saturday with a dance after the business meeting. H C Davis family say Romaine is progressing well. Sahara section crew aiding the Beryl crew.
Musically Inclined Utah Talent Leads In The West
Professor Thomas Giles of the University of Utah extols Utah’s musical gift after a European study trip. Utah schools boast large orchestras and ensembles, with the university’s 75-piece orchestra rated highly, and students preparing their seventh annual opera Manon for early next year.
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Utah
Union
Thomas Giles
University of Utah
The
State University
West
United States
Manon
Ulcer at Cedar City Hospital in critical condition
Mr. Don Findlay was diagnosed with stomach ulcer and underwent surgery. listed as in critical condition at the hospital. Cedar City activities include dairy demonstrations by Uncle Ben Eldridge, tuberculosis discussions by Doctors Macfarlane Bergstrom and Alma Esplin, and a Christmas concert by Norman McCarty. The B A C plans multiple dramatic productions and a debating club to showcase southern Utah.
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Macfarlane and
Bergstrom
Alma Esplin
James West
Music Department
Otto Fife
Summit News Notes Travel and Local Business
Wm W Dalley visited Pang for several days to see his daughters and handle business. N C Madsen Marion Allredge B R Lawrence and Bert Farnsworth returned from Delta where they worked in the sugar factory. Mrs Lee Alldredge of Enterprise visits Summit. Frank Dalley formerly of Summit now in Beaver stopped by. Most B A C students spent the weekend at home. The ccess pool for the District school is completed donated by the town. A T Lawrence of Beaver moved to a Summit area homestead and offers plumbing work. Wm H Roberts of Minersville visited Parowan on business. Ex District Attorney O A Murdock of Beaver was in Parowan on Saturday. Silas W Ward now in Union Oregon subscribed recently.
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N.C. Madsen
Marion Allredge
B. R. Lawrence
Bert Farnsworth
Delta
A. T. Lawrence
Beaver
Summit
O. A. Murdock
Parowan
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Peerless Lumber Co
J. W. Benson
Jos. B. Dalton
Bank OF Iron Count
Parowan Drug CO
Matheson Meat Market
Csreen & Green
Ethics
E. A. Tetty
Jas. E. Ward
W. E. Thornton
Leon
John T. Mitchell
Sahara
McHenry
Ruby
Doug
Magnussen's
Brindine Baker
Modena
A. E. P Ellis
Mr. Filling’s
Ray Hemstreet
Ray
J. T. Howland
H. T. Griffin
Sahira and
Lund
G. LE. Griffin
Dery
Ruby Mcclenry
H. C. Davis
Romaine
Beryl
U. of U. News Bureau
Don Findlay
Ile
Ben Eldridge
Norman McCarty
Cedar City East Ward
Thield of Destiny
John Foster
Mutual Improvement Association
Bob
B. A.C
Parowan Equitable
Wm. W. Dalley
Pangwith
Mrs. Lee Alldredge
Enterprise
Frank Dalley
Wm. H. Roberts
Minersville
Silas W. Ward
Union, Oregon
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