Pioneer Day Program At Opera House Tomorrow
Citizens urged to suspend business for Pioneer Day events at the Opera House at 1 30 PM. The program includes singing, prayers, an address by Mayor J Clayton Mitchell, talks by pioneers, school dramatizations, historical sketches, and a group picnic and games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. Decker
J. Clayton Mitchell
Giria’ Glee Club
Morgan Richards
Mra
Pearl Decker
Geo. H. Durham
Pioneers
The
Celebration notes at Parowan gatherings and Cedar Letter events
Community scenes feature a New Year celebration for Claribel and Imogene Adams at Charles Adams residence with readings, music by the Sonora, ice cream, cake, and dancing. Other items include Kensington and word games at W. L. Adams’s, Cedar Club dancing, purposed school program, and social teas with the Child Welfare and Home Economics groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claribel
Imogene Adams
Salt Lake
Payson
Charles Adam
Old
Young
Decker
Will L. Adams
Orlando Adams
Jos. Richard
Dr. Middleton
M. A Burton
C. D. Adams
Clarence Richards
W. L. Adams
Child Welfare Club
E.H. Ryan
Sheriff’s Sale in Iron County Utah District Court
The case of Gibson versus Thompson directs a sheriff’s sale on February 2 1921 at noon. The property is the north half of the southeast quarter section 27 township 32 south range 8 west Salt Lake Meridian containing 80 acres in Iron County Utah. Sale at the front door of the County Courthouse Parowan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Judicial District
State of
Utah
Von
South Range
Salt Lake Meridian
Farmers Round-up and Conference at Branch Agricultural College
Prospects are strong for a record enrollment at the Farmers Round-up and House-keepers Conference in Cedar City January 17 to 22. The event features visiting instructors led by President Peterson and includes courses on Farm Finance Marketing Farm Accounting and more with Dr Caroline Hedger praised for her Child Nutrition work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Branch Agricultural College
Peterson
Hendricks
Wanlass
Carroll
Alder
Caroline Hedger
Chicago
Milford Tailor Plans Return to Open Shop
Robert Matheson of Milford, visiting Parowan for two weeks, returned to Milford Monday. He announced plans to return by month end to open a tailoring establishment and will notify readers through this paper when he begins active business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Twila Gould
Gwen Connolly
Wells
Nevada
Robert Matheson
Milford
Parowan
Matheson
Cedar City couple visits Mitchell family over weekend
Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Jones of Cedar City spent Sunday night and Monday with Mrs. Jones's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter C. Mitchell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. T. Jones
Cedar City
Parowan Stake Quarterly Conference Draws Large Attendance
Attendees in Cedar for the Parowan Stake Quarterly Conference report a strong turnout and engaging talks. Visiting speakers from the quorum of general authorities addressed themes that stirred thoughtful reflection, though no official report could be secured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parowan Stake
Cedar
Horse in Race Injures Crowd. Rider Dashes to Stop
A racehorse bolted from the track on Monday and plowed into a group of men. Lawrence Miller suffered the worst injuries but is recovering with a few more bruises to nurse. Others had minor limp or will be fine soon. The boy rider had sped up to the crowd and halted abruptly, causing the collision and trampling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Miller
O. K
And Still They Leave
Citizens depart the county as Jos M. Jones of Enoch relocates to Arizona near Mesa and buys a farm. He reports satisfaction with the new country and its climate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos. M. Jones
Enoch
Arizona
Mesa
Meredith's Successor Faces a Big Problem
A long article fragment discusses a new U S Secretary of Agriculture and a farm labor shortage. It cites Ohio farm labor decline, employment shifts, and abandoned farms. It notes comments by Walter B Sanders on food prices and urban migration, plus industry employment trends and apple prices in New York.
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Ohio
W. F. Callanter
United States Bureau of Crop Estimates
Farma
Houwea
Walter B. Sanders
Nunda
N. ¥. News Wi
Sanders
Maabatao Teland
Rochester
Boot and Shoe Workers’ Union
Machine
Ita
Spg
New York City
Nooda
N. Y
United Staton
Easy to tell others to be strong not easy to bear own load
A reflective poem by Edgar A. Guest on the ease of judging others versus bearing personal burdens It notes the contrast between advising others to be brave and facing one’s own hardships and responsibilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hdgar A. Guest
Utah Public Health association lauds Christmas Seal Sale effort
The executive committee of the Utah Public Health association praises district volunteers and organizers for the Christmas Seal Sale. It expresses thanks to Leo J. Muir county officials teachers nurses religious leaders notably H J Grant of the L D Church for a 1000 dollar subscription and to women clubs stores and hotels for support.
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Utah Public Health Association
The
Leo J. Muir
H.J. Grant
L. D
Therr
Legislator Proposes Smoking Ban Aimed at Cigarettes
A first term legislator appears in bold print announcing a bill to ban cigarette manufacture sale and use. The author questions why pipes and cigars would be exempt and asks why not ban all forms of smoking in public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falr
Utah
NADA NEWS Resident moves toward Cedar City and visitors gather
Carlton Cultusee left Monday to enter the B A C at Cedar City. Vincent Keith came from Carlisle Indiana to visit his brother Cecil and may settle there. Karl Meritz with his daughter and son drove to Par ywan last Sunday. Deputy Assessor William of Mineraville made home visits at Beaver county sheep camp. Mr and Mrs V C Johnson hosted dinner December 26 for Mr and Mrs Bob Moora and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlton Cultusee
Cedar City
Vincent Keith
Carlisle
Indiana
Cecil
Karl Meritz
Hia
Par Ywan
Williama
Mineravilla
Beaver County
V. ¢. Johnson
Bob Moora
J. E. Rambler
M. B. Lewis
Local Socials and Community News in December
Mrs. A L Couch hosted Christmas week at HW Couch home. Lindeman couple entertained friends last Saturday. Mrs Ida Johnson presided at a one o clock Junction event with her mother-in-law Rambler as guest. Christmas decorations featured inked table and misstos in dining room. Nada school opened with Mina Corine Culmsee as teacher. Community grateful to Mika Caener for involvement in the school. New Year’s Eve dance at the schoolhouse described as best of all with midnight snack. Kesler family vacationing near Therme. Chas Roper and Leo McGuire traveled to Salt Lake. George Meyers welcomed a baby born December 23 at Salt Lake hospital. Armice visited with R R McGinty family. Robert Bonner to Milford for final proof on 326 acres Wednesday with FR R McFinty and D Q Wix as witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Moora
A. L. Couch
HW. M. Couch
Nada Echool
Mina Corine Culmsee
Mika Caener
Miss Culmsee
Washington
Missen Kesler
Elizabeth Barwns
Lorin Kesler
Therme
Chas. Roper
Leo McGuire
Salt Lake
George Meyers
A Little On
Salt Lake Hospital
George Jr
Geoge Sr
R. R. McGinty
Armiee
Ray McGinty
Robert Bonner
Milford
FR. R. McFinty
D.Q. Wix
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Kensington
Lou Nelson
F. J. Burton
Delta
Apthony Paxton
Cedar Letter
N.C. C
Garva
Joshua Houchen
Maud Hunter
Los Angeles
Stodey
Sargent
Home Economics Club
J. Trehorne Leigh
Iron County
Per
Edward Bentley
J. H. Gurr
Fenton
Chas. Hulet
Newccastle
Morris Lyman
Mrs. Lyman
Olive Gould
Los Angles
J.C. Gould
Misa Olive
Mrs. Worthen of
Fanguitch
Parowano
Granville Warren
Timea
John A. Webster
David Edmonds
Daniel J. Lowe
Kane
Wyoming
Misa Claribel
Salt Lake City
Imogene
J. J. Busweill
Lemmon Hotel
Grandville Warren
Maude Richards
Logan
A. Matheson
W. E. Thornton
Jos. E. Ward
Meredith
Sue
Colves
Diacuse
Nada News
H.C. Parcells
Court House
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