Clegg Couple To Mana ge Leigh Motel Cedar City
Mr and Mrs Ferris Clegg of Keber City will move to Cedar City to run the Leigh Motel now operated by Mr and Mrs Grant Walker. Clegg will also work at the Leigh Furniture Store while in Cedar City.
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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1926
Page
8
Mr and Mrs Ferris Clegg of Keber City will move to Cedar City to run the Leigh Motel now operated by Mr and Mrs Grant Walker. Clegg will also work at the Leigh Furniture Store while in Cedar City.
Mrs Hulda Murphy visits Hurricane for Christmas holidays with her parents Mr and Mrs John Sanders and Miss Virginia Spencer. Spencer left Friday for Escalante to visit during the holidays.
Mr and Mrs Grant Walker have given up managing the Leigh Hotel and moved into their new home. Mr E M Colvin left Saturday for Kansas after hearing his mother is seriously ill. Miss Zella Barnson left Friday for Kingston to be with her mother during the holidays. The Misses Clella and Wanda Luke spend Xmas holidays with their parents in Circleville.
Monday evening Mr and Mrs Platt Watson hosted friends for a chicken supper and dances in Xmas decor. Attendees included the Lutns Riddles Knells and Jones households plus Jennie Campbell visiting from Frovo. Also notes on B A C faculty Xmas party, a turkey supper under Lillian Wight, and a Cedar City dance.
A district league schedule for Parowan Hurricane Dixie and Beaver is announced with Jan dates at Parowan Dixie and Hurricane, Beaver visits Parowan, Parowan hosts B A C, and Jan 28 Dixie at Parowan. State tournament runs March 16 to 19 with two regional entrants and sixteen teams.
Continued from page one, the driver died Monday after a hospital stay. Mr. Byrnes, a Cedar City resident since railroad construction, left behind a brother and sister. He married long ago, survived by two children, and once worked as a Chicago newspaper reporter. He served as county Democratic chair before last fall’s campaign. Burial planned locally at the family’s expense.
Two letters arrived today from Mrs George Koest of Long Beach and Clark W Lyman of Otto Wyoming. Koest describes a unique tree planting ceremony in Long Beach on December 4. Lyman shares facts and sends season’s greetings and best wishes for Christmas and a prosperous new year.
The statement notes that Methuselah has died and that his age at death being 969 years is not disputed. It presents a concise historical or biblical inquiry into the longevity attributed to Methuselah.
A shift in social norms shows parents who once sought refinement now see their kids embracing sophistication. The man who dislikes a shave and the wife who uses rouge reflect evolving attitudes toward appearance.
Post master and Mrs P A Clark stay busy in high gear. Clifton Taylor and family return from work in the north. Gleaner Girla sent homemade candy to missionaries Ray H Adams Milo Marsden Verne Adams Marlo Topham Albert Mitchell Randall Adams Reed Durham. Obvious sentiments, church notes, and a Times subscription price of two dollars per year.
Misa Tauline Evang visits Los Angeles to see sisters during holidays. Patyine to spend Christmas with Seigius family at Redlands home of Mr. and Mrs. Van Epps. Misa Clara Connell heads to St George for months with friends and relatives. John T. Mickelgon returns from Wyoming praising the region and friends. Jedd Orton also returns from Wyoming. West Ward Relief Society seeks sisters to complete family records with officers or visiting teachers.
Plans for the Social for the M. I. A. a ficergs event reported last week indicate the gathering will occur on Tuesday the 28th with preparations well under way.
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