Many Apply for City Marshal Job in Local Race
Directly and indirectly at least ten candidates seek the City Marshal post per information from Mayor elect John W. Bentley. Listed applicants include Harrell Dalton Edward Davis Ervin Stevens Lyman Clark Thomas Bennett and James Decker with others backed by friends Clifton Hinsterman Lu Fife Philip Benson and Victor Decker. The incoming administration has discussed appointments but disagreement on marshal choice keeps bets even on Bennett potentially being reappointed. Other appointees remain unnamed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Bentley
Harrell Dalton
Edward Davis
Ervin Stevens
Lyman Clark
Thomas Bennett
James
Decker
Clifton Hinsterman
Lu. Fife
Philip Benson
Victor Decker
Bennett
Library Notes Add New Books to Shelves
Daily additions include Beauty of the Purple Time of Man Just Mother Walt Flowers God and the Groceryman Kit O'Brien Heart of the Sunset Harbor Courage of Captain Plum Miss Manerva Broadcasts Billy Under the Tonto Rim Hula a romance of Hawaii Black Hunter Miss Luella Hyatt gifts noted Parowan Bonanza American Journal of Nursing subscription Parents urged to help enforce 7 pm library curfew and prepare children for readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walt Flowers
God
Kit O'Brien
Harbor
Captain Plum
American Journal of Nursing
Classified Lost and Found Ads Offer Quick Help
Readers are urged to place small ads in the paper to locate missing animals and other items. The notice also notes that ads can help married couples seeking quiet solutions and avoid public disputes.
New Calendar Reform Prompts Talk of Thirteen Months
An article by Elmo Scott Watson on the site of the Times proposes reforms to the calendar including a year of thirteen months with twenty eight days each. The piece urges readers to read and discuss the proposal knowledgeably.
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Elmo Scott Watson
The
Tames
Who Shall File Income Tax Returns
Guidance on who must file returns covers individuals, couples, fiduciaries, corporations, and partnerships. It lists income thresholds, joint vs separate filing, and penalties for late filing, noting certain cases for extensions and special rules for partnerships and minors.
Esteemed Citizen And Pioneer Is Laid To Rest
Charles Adams, a longtime Parowan leader and Irish born pioneer, was honored at a December funeral in 1927. The service featured bishops and family tributes detailing his 34 years in Utah, 17 years as Farowan bishop, state legislative service, and his charitable co op work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Adams
Tabernacle
Bishop Marsden
L. N. Marsden
Heber Benson
David Matheson
Parowan
David Bulloch
Cedar City
Mary L. Orton
Daughters of the Pioneers
Parowan East Ward
Flower Land
Ray CD
Garner
Marian A. Gudmundsen
Arvilla C. Marsden
Charles Aagams
Slillsborough
County Down
Ireland
Elis
William Adams
Mary Ann Leech
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Charles
Nauvoo
New Orleans
Missippi
Hyrum Smith
Utah
Plains
Ile
Iie
Sarah Ann Davenport
Farowan
Tarowan
Iron County
Parowan Co-op
Christmas Visitors and Local Notices Abound in Parowan
Local and personal news recounts holiday visits by Gardello and Venill Orton, Byron Thornton, Mr. and Mrs. Cochrane, and many others from Utah, Nevada, and Iowa. Mentions upcoming California trips, hospital recoveries, and a Cedar City business card. The Times notes pages include income tax guidance from Mr. Jones and local business notices.
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Gardello Orton
Venill Orton
Gardello
Kelso
California
Venill
Las Vegas
Nevada
W. H. Cochrane
Erda
Utah
Card of Thanks for Charles Adams family
The SONS AND DAUGHTERS OF CHARLES ADAMS express sincere gratitude for kindness during his illness and after his passing. Special thanks go to the sewing committee the Daughters of the Pioneers the High Priests and all who assisted with the services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of the Pioneers
Charles Adams
Matheson Family Big Reunion and Christmas Dinner
The Matheson Klan held a large reunion in the Relief Hall on Monday with 136 members present despite some illness or travel. A turkey and chicken dinner plus entertainment accompanied the gathering as Mr. Alex Matheson, the eldest member, shared early family history and the group voted to make the reunion an annual event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matheson Klan
Relief Mall
Alex Matheson
Mathesons
Typesetting Machine Out Of Action Delays Times
The Times reports a si g event with printers on strike and a damaged press causing delays. Repairs are underway after the machine was laid up for service. Readers are informed about temporary omissions of news items due to the technical issue. Mr and Mrs Ray Lythan travel from Cedar to visit Tayrg people during the holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Lythan
Legion Hosts Big Chicken Dinner This Thursday
Ex servicemen are invited to a free chicken dinner in Relief Hall. The event is organized by Legion volunteers who backed W. Clair Rowley in the recent attendance contest, where Durham Morris’s side won. those on Rowley’s side receive the dinner free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion
W. Clair Rowley
Durham Morris
Music teacher engaged for Parowan High School
Charles J. Engar of Salt Lake City has been hired to fill the head of the music department vacancy at Parowan High School. He brings church school experience in Utah and Idaho, specializes in band and orchestra, can teach violin, and will join after the holidays. School resumes January 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles J. Engar
Salt Lake City
Ralph QO. Jensen
Parowan High School
Barlow
Professor Engar
Utah
Idaho
Synthia Jensen
Menden
Still Selling Rambouillet Sheep to Texas Woolgrowers
The valley’s Famous Rambouillet flock shipments to Texas last week included 115 ewe lambs at 21 dollars each and 69 ewes at 30 dollars each from Loyd White’s flock, plus 25 head at 50 dollars and 45 ram lambs totaling 5950 dollars from Day Farms. Prices paid were for sheep sold locally, not delivered in Texas, with a Texas Agricultural College representative assisting selections. A full payment check was left with Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Loyd White
Agricultural College
Day
Estray cattle to be sold at Parowan auction
Edward Bentley Foundkeeper for Parowan Precinct Iron County Utah states he holds estray animals taken up December 24 1927. Describes one yearling heifer with ear damage and missing brand. If not claimed by January 3 1928 at 2:00 p.m. the animals will be sold at public auction at his Parowan residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parowan
Holidays Bring Jose Mickelson and Evans to Town
Mr. Jose Mickelson has spent six months in Wyoming and returns home for holidays with plans to settle there. Mr. and Mrs. Evans of Minersville visit Mrs. Evans's relatives, the Jose Decker family, for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jose Mickelson
Wyoming
Mrs. Evans
Minersville
Coach Vicker Watkins Returns After Short Holiday
Coach Vicker Watkins resumed duties here after a brief holiday vacation at home. Basketball games scheduled for the latter part of the week brought him back to lead the team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vicker’ Watkins
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Times Office Force
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Muscatine
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St. George
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Beaver
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George D. Morris
Alma Hyatt
Bain Matheson
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Aru
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Parsgonah
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U. P
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John Mortenson
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