31 Dec 1924
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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1924
Page
1
The community club held a lively dance at the opera town hall with Gay and Board Clik in charge of the impresario duties. Decor and beads enhanced the scene as attendees filled the hall to capacity. Officers including Thesep B Peahan and J Adatos were elected to steward club affairs for the year.
J E Gore receives a promotion as supervisor of the Loyal Mattons at the Richfield firm. Matteson, a former supervisor, departs for new duties as Gore steps into the post. Community notes praise Gore’s popularity and readiness to fill the vacancy left by the outgoing supervisor.
Matheson reduced during the week from missions for the church. Leadser Das gave a brief account of his experiences and the gospel as told in his church. Elder Matheson spoke very warmly about his labors and the gospel inviting a future return.
Three men from Modena face charges of burglary and assault with robbery. They pleaded guilty or were sentenced by Justice Win Eestridge to four months in the galley. The defendants named are Waller Farnsworth, Win Page, and John Dehn. The report notes they appeared with others connected to a local incident.
A dense OCR style list catalogs numerous individuals with scattered surnames and given names, interspersed with place names and affiliations. The fragment resembles an index or roster from a late nineteenth or early twentieth century newspaper, showing numerous people linked to unidentified organizations or locales. The text lacks a clear narrative or event. it reads as a composite of names, towns, and potential roles.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a story titled The Blue Tickle by Shribeth lorden and an unclear note about reading or enjoying it. Other garbled phrases reference reading sequences and a forthcoming section.
Local coverage previews a visiting Swedes team expected to clash with a College lineup. The article notes health precautions amid scarlet fever concerns and mentions a January 18 event with the Swedes facing the Owls or Tulsa Lights in a public Alumni/GBA College game.
The article details a 1925 Parowoman effort to raise funds for a local school and community projects. It highlights a dance event, ticket prices, and a goal to secure about £400 more via advertising and entertainment. It calls for widespread support from families and local groups to fund school growth and community development.
A board meeting was called to address conflicts between patrons and the school administration at Salt Lake City area institutions. A study on drink portatioy and fragility of trust was proposed to guide future actions. The board aims to reach best interests through candor and timely resolution with community involvement.
A court decision rules one party in favor of Higgins and Foster. The text notes suspension of a judge and related orders, with references to hearings, demurrer, and quashing motions, culminating in a writ and restoration of practice for the judge and counsel.
Adams Players presented a splendid performance last week at the theatre. The show drew praise for the acting and overall staging with strong audience enjoyment and a well presented production outside in the venue.
A fragmented entry notes the Adams Phiyers leaving today for a week, mentioning SSA GCIncHE and Uedden with limited readable details. It references a thermometer reading and a prior week’s seroma context, but the exact events remain unclear.
Fragmented OCR notes report a hearing before the Supreme Court panel on a case involving Attorney Higgins and a discussion of household and community aid. The text mentions finances, stock on hand, and temporary reductions, with references to committees and ward actions affecting families.
The Cedar City district records show two marriage license applications. Peter Lehr and Marva Saeders of Fire cil appear alongside Tikka Welker Hunter and other local residents seeking marriage licenses in the period.
A jumble of names and places records residents at home for the holidays and visiting relatives. It lists families like Brown, George F, and Ada Wiches in Cedar Kite and Coalmile, and notes attendees at school in Lindale while others plan winter visits and vacations across cities such as Cedar, Salt Lake City, and Los Angeles.
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