Two Weeks Term of Court Ends in This City
A two weeks term of the District Court in this city extended to the early hours last Tuesday with the Amos Cox Dixie Power Company case ending in a verdict for the plaintiff. Judge Bates presided throughout. Judge Burton did not attend from the north. Multiple rulings followed, including burglary conviction for John Harley and various judgments and settlements in civil actions. The term concluded with numerous dispositions not previously reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos Cox
Dixie Power Company
Bates
Sixth
Burton
John Harley
Vernon G. Parry
Amog Cox Wag
Dixie Power Co
State fish and game commissioner to visit Parowan meeting
State fish and game commissioner D. H. Madsen is expected here for a meeting with local sportsmen next Tuesday. The visit, arranged by the Officers of the local Guu and Red Cub, aims to discuss proposed new hunting and fishing license legislation at a joint Parowan and Paragonai Club gathering.
Names Chosen for 1827 Jury Service in Iron County
The county selects jurors for the coming year, naming 125 names from taxpaying citizens across Paragonah Summit Enoch Cedar City Kanarra Newcastle Lund Modena and other areas. Two commissioners vote to assemble a list of grand and petit jurors reflecting last election votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iron County
Parowan Students Shine in Out‑of‑Town Colleges
Parowan students attending Utah institutions are highlighted for notable roles. In Cedar City on December 4 the college Turkey dinner in the D A rooms featured Parowan’s Miss Fae Decker as toastmistress. In Provo on December 7 Miss Gertrude Bentley, also from Parowan, participated in the BU Concert Orchestra during a Provo Tabernacle program drawing about 2500 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Times
Fae Decker
Paro
Provo
Gertrude Bently
Parowan
Utah
Gonecert
Provo Tabernacle
Tabernacle
Legislators Attend B A C Faculty Christmas Party
Report on Parowan and Cedar City figures attending the B A C Faculty Christmas party held December 12 with invites from Beaver and Hurricane representatives. The gathering urged clean sport, denounced gambling at games, and noted toasts and a student address by Hon. J F Tolton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Tolton
Beaver
Wilford Day
L. N. Marshan
Parowan
Chas Petty
Hurricane
J. G. Pace
M. 3. Macfarlane
Cedar
West Ward M I A Plans Annual Ball At Opera House
The West ward M I A announces an annual party next Thursday in the Opera House. A prize Waltz and other features are advertised, with extra details appearing elsewhere in this issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Ward
Ewe to be given at ag club ball in Cedar City
At the Cedar City annual ag club ball on January 14 a blooded yearling Rambouillet ewe will be awarded. The ewe is a daughter of the 1925 Grand Champion Rambouillet J K Madsen and was purchased by the college at the Southern Utah Rambouillet Show for 504 Owan. The prize ewe is a premier representative of the breed and every attendee will have an equal chance to win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes M. Hargrave
Leigh Et al
Cedar City
W. H. Leigh
X. Y. Biglow
Leigh
R. L. Hunter
Thomas K. Heelyoak
Ellis Orton
Fang
BE A, GC. Ag
J. K. Madsen
Southern Utah
Parowan
Owan
Ward Conference Set For Next Sunday In Parowan
Stake Presidency and High Council members will visit for conference in both wards next Sunday afternoon. In East ward last Sunday Thelma Smith J St Stringham and Charles Orton Smith were welcomed as members of Parowan East ward. Grey Heap Arnold Gurr Wardell Bennett and Howard Ward promoted to priests while Marion Lowder and Lewis Ward advanced to teachers. David Matheson and W W Mitchell spoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stake
High Council
Thelma Smith
J. St. Stringham
Charles Orton Smith
The
Parowan
Grey Heap
Arnold Gurr
Wardell Bennett
Howard Ward
Marion Lowder
Lewis Ward
Messers
David Matheson
W. W Mitchell
M I A Officers Banquet Planned for Holiday Season
Mutual Impairment Associations of two wards prepare a large year end banquet for officers teachers and partners with committees named for decorations menu publicity and entertainment. Jurors for 1927 have been selected by commissioners H J Dootittis and W Warner Mitchell after Judge Burton ordered the arrangement.
Death Called Miss Lorna Connell in St George
The community mourns Miss Lorna Connell born June 19 1904 daughter of James N and the late Zolona Connell died at St George Hospital after a prolonged illness thought worsened by white plague. Funeral services were held Wednesday at 2 pm with speakers and musical tributes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorna Connell
James N. Connell
St. George Hospital
Lorna
St. George
James N
Zola-na Cornell
Walter €. Mitchell
FE. Crane Watson
W. L. Adams
Clasteo Dalton
Emio
L. J. Adams
Topham Sends Greetings From Mexican Mission
Fidel S Marlo Topham, laboring in the Mexican mission and now at 191 South Stone Avenue Tucson Arizona, sends a greeting to friends and readers of the Times. He has been confined to his room enjoying a rough spell of health and says all knocked out but keeps faith in converting Mexicans and finds some joy in the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fidel S. Marlo Topham
Stone Avenue
Tuscon
Arizona
Ita
Hy Nate
Howe Folka
Parowan Livestock Association Reelects Officers
At the annual Parowan Livestock Association meeting in the Library Auditorium, officers were reappointed for another year. George W. Raspingset is president, George D. Kioris vice president, Orson C. Orton secretary treasurer, with Clarence Richards H L Adams Robert Fowler Monros Benson and Thomas Holyoak serving on the executive committee. The group also lowered entry credit age for forest permits from eighteen to fourteen months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parowan Livestock Association
Dix'e National Forest
Thia
George W. Racpingset
George D. Kio
Ris
Orson C. Orton
Clarence Richards
H. L. Adams
Robert Fowler
Monros Benson
Thoma Holyoak
Fan
Ware
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Las Hovet, Et
Thomas L. Jones
Kate Jones
Paden Va Hanover
Iron Co. Irrigation Co
Day, Adams and Others
Tren County Land and Water Co
Jets
Gap
Hilda Hunter Thornton
National Wool Warehouse & Storage Co
J. B. Haslam
J. B. Colt
John D. Williams
Hits. Wo. PF. Murdock
Thomas T. Durham
Joseph O. Decker
Edna Westman
Millicent Tunny
State Fish and Game Commissioner
Paragonah
Wu Ee. W. FP. Barton
Leonard W.bleak
Thomas W. Jones
George A. Topham
Jyrum
Robinson
Thomas W. Robb
Thomas A. Robinson
Walter Robb
Amasas Stones
John T. Raschussen
George Rasmussen
David JH. Richards
Jameis C. Robinson Jr
Wm. M. Stubbs
Thomas Taylor
W. E. Thornton
J. M. Ward
Samuel J. Whitney
Silag J. Ward
Summit, Utah
Otto FP. Dalley
Oscar W. Hulet
Wmn. Smith
Enoch, Utah
Ray Grimshaw
Hyrum Jones
Owen
Matheson
Robert D. Adams
Lorenzo J. Adams
Robert A. Arthur
Robert W. Bulloch
Warren Gulloch
John T. Bulloch
George Bacon
Warren Cox
Marcus Corry
Raymond Cheaslett
George W. Esplin
Arthur R. Firfe
A. A. Firmage
Ray T. Forbes
J. Foster
Thurlaw Gardner
John C. Gregory
Hal. T. Griffen
Isaae C. Higbee
M. D
Royce B. Nelson
John P. Nelson
LeRoy Nazer
Isaaac
David A. Thorley
Donald ©. Urie
J. M. Urie
John
Woodbury
Richard Williams
Wm. V. Walker
R. BE
Winterrose
Platt Watson
Couroy Wood
Frank B. Wood
Daniel A. Webster
M. Owens
Lafayette McConnell
Avym. Webster
Dr. C. Anderson
Kanarra
John W. Berry
John W. Platt
W. C G. Reeves
Wim. J. Williams
George Berry Williams
Riley G. Williams
Newcastle
Fr. Knell
T. Williard Jones
Walter Knell
Lund
J. el. Johnson
KB Dougherty
Modena
James H. Force
Thomas Lund
Newa
Cedar, City
Wan
Thea
West Ward M. I. A
East Ward
Ers
Br. I. A
Eeason
Eva Adams
Bell
Ella Robinson
Joe Mitchell
Pearl Ward
Alys Adams
Myra Dalton
Irene Mitchell
Sarah FP
Connell
Dean Richard
Dena BD
Whitney
Larern Hyatt
Eferta Morris
Josephine Faramore
Uella A. Dalton
Nellie Bently
H. J. Dootittis
W. Warner Mitchell
Lizzie W. Adamy
Aryllla Margden
Fearowan
McGregor
Filter Topham
Marlo
Livestock Association
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