Invited Republicans Gather for County Club Meeting
Six hundred invitations were printed to invite Republicans in the Cedar City area to a January 23 meeting at the El Escalante Hotel to organize a County Republican Club. A larger mail-out could bring up to sixteen hundred invitees.
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Elascalante Hotel
Cedar City
Vee
el Escalante
Ceds City
Republican Club
Iron County
Orpheum Theatre
Leigh Hotel
Escalante
Gguestsa
Baptismal Service Set For February 1 At East Ward Chapel
Bishop Bitchell of the East Ward announced a baptismal service in the afternoon of February 1 at the East Ward chapel for the Para Win wards and possibly the Para group and Summit wards. Parents with children to be baptised should note the date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bitchell
East Ware
East Ward
Para Win
Fenton Takes Over Local Picture Show
The J. B. McLean lease on the local show house, owned by Mitch ell and Lowe, was taken over the first of the week by FR L Fenton of the Parowan Drug Co. After health issues from a prior automobile accident, McLean and family left town. Lease terms, especially the monthly rental, caused a brief closure but a satisfactory adjustment was reached and the theater will reopen Thursday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. McLean
Mitchell
Lowe
FR. L. Fenton
Parowan Drug Co
McLean
Fenton
Clark
M McLean
Coldest Weather Of The Season Strikes This Week
Monday and Tuesday nights plunged to 12 and 16 degrees below zero as the government thermometer in charge reported record cold. Another evening saw 8 below. by Wednesday night the valley reading stood at 6 above amid unusually cold conditions this winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. Strou Bard
High Council and Union Meetings This Sunday
The Stake Presidency Bishops and High Council plan a 2 p.m. meeting January 26 in Parowan West Ward Bialaps Room. The Union Meeting follows at 3 p.m. in the Parowan West Ward chapel with Sunday School officers meeting at 2 p.m. in the Elder Recreation Hall. Speaker Ostar Kirkham will address a special 2 p.m. session in the Palaran West Ward chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bishops and High Council
ParoWan West Ward
Sundeay Schoo
Recreation Hall
Eider
Ostar Kirkham
Larawan West Ward
Woolgrowers Convention Attendees In Salt Lake City
James C. Mesers and colleagues James C. Robinson William H. Lyman Joseph B. Dalton and Wilford Day are in Salt Lake City this week attending the State Woolgrowers convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesers
James C. Robinson
Wm. H. Lyman
Jos, B. Dalton
Wilford Day
Salt Lake City
Woolgrowers
Gold Ant Green Pall to Feature Frye Waltz
The mutual improvement associations of Parowan wards host a prize waltz on Friday night with elaborate preparations and special decorations aimed at the season’s standout social event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frye Waltz
Farewell Party Held for Elder Frank Adams
A successful farewell social was held last Friday under the East Ward entertainment committee. After the program and games, more than $64.60 in contributions were handed to Elder Adams to aid his journey to Salt Lake City and then Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Adams
East Ward Entertainment Committee
Taxpayers Misled Over County Hospital Costs
Article explains that most hospital funding comes from hospital fees, not taxes. For 1529 receipts, taxes provided only about 2,083.58 of 21,276.97 in hospital revenue, and 3,144.98 of 22,913.62 for the current year is tax-derived. It clarifies budgeted funds and separate sources for general and hospital accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General
General Fund
Richards Contributes Cash to Restore Old Church
Letter from Sam Alma W. Richards to Mrs. Jane W. Adams, head of the Daughters of the Pioneer organization, encloses a personal check for 26700 dollars to aid restoring the old church building. Richards notes good health and ten years in California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane W. Adams
Daughters of the Piontera Organization
Sam Alma W. Richards
Los Angeles
Calif
California
Parowan Seeks Hearing on County Seat Relocation
Parowan residents plan delegation to Cedar City Chamber of Commerce to seek a hearing before the Board of Governors on moving the county seat. A committee report prompted the invitation, with a vote to send representatives to present views amicably. Some Cedar City business leaders oppose rushing a decision, hoping to defer action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Chamber of Commerce
Times
Cedar City Nows
Chamber of Commerce
Board of Governors
Fuller
Chamb of Commerce
Ber of Commerce
Parowan Dulzes
El Bandito Opera Set At PHS With Spanish Flair
Mr Bugar selects El Bandito for the high school opera featuring eleven principal roles and a sixty voice chorus with the high school orchestra. Miss Green and Miss Vance assist Mr Engar, who predicts the show will be the greatest musical triumph in PHS history. Cast includes Den Manual Juan Elmo Mortensen Bartelo Harvey Adama Donna Cyrilla Flora Pendleton and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bugar
Miss Green
Miss Vance
Engar
Sir Engar
den Manual
Juan
Elmo Mortensen
Bartelo
Harvey Adama
Donna Cyrilla
Flora Pendleton
Don Lezano
Howard Adams
Tona
la Verl Gurr
Jose Maria
Carlos
2Aida
Ithal Mitchell
Don Grandeose
Ray D. Garner
Elder Bayles Released From Mission to Return Home
Local report states Elder Nilder Thomas Wendall Bayless was honorably released from his mission last Thursday and will return home this Thursday. Bishop Adams announces Bayles will preside at the West Ward Sacrament meeting next Sunday at 7 30 PM and invites community members to attend.
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Nilder Thomas Wendall Bayless Wis
Bishop Adams
Elder Bayles
Tmst
West Ward
Elder Baylea
Bent
Nebraska
Merchants Mitchells Visit Salt Lake City on Business
Arthiur Jonesth and Ray Mitchell of the Parowan Mercantile Co are in Salt Lake City for a few days on business. Ray drove the truck in for repairs and maintenance during their stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthiur “Jonesth
Ray Mitchell
The
Parowan
Mercantiie Co
Salt Lake City
Ray
Couple to Celebrate Silver Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Peter T Gurr have sent out invitations for their twenty fifth silver wedding anniversary celebration this Saturday evening in the relief hall. It promises to be an elaborate affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter T. Gurr
Relicf Hall
Parowan to host Hurricane in Saturday night league clash
Parowan High School schedules a Saturday night league game against Hurricane on their home floor at 7:39. Star guard Harvey Adam is out with mumps, likely sidelining him for the contest. Reserved seats are fifty cents, general admission thirty five, and ten cents for under eighth grade. Student body cards grant admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parowan High
Loca
Harvey Adam
Parowan
Home Missionaries Report Splendid Record Checking Efforts
Local missionaries in Parowat Wards are checking membership records at the Bishop's office in the West Ward chapel. Men visit families to gather missing data and urge conformity to church records. They uncover errors in baptisms ordinations births and names amid jokes about rebaptisms and vicarious work. A Cedar ward check found 247 people known as members without record evidence.
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Parowat
West Ward
Ttig
Jo Ruby
Chester Ruben
Numerus
Barbara M. Adame
Mitchell
Cedar
Parowan East Ward M Men clinch stake basketball title
The Parowan East Ward M-Men defeated Summit 28 to 1 on Summit's floor to virtually clinch the Stake title and earn a spot in the church finals. The team includes Saug dere Clark Howard Ward Ward Miertween Armont Gurr LaVerl Gurr and Clarence Lowder. Thras thera for the East Ward.
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Fast Ward
M-Men
Summit
Parowan East Ward
Vicory
Tem
Saug Dere Clark
Howard Ward
Ward Miertween
Armont Gurr
LaVerl Gurr
Clarence Lowder
Thras Chcera
Popular Parowan Girl Leaves for California Wedding
Miss Barbara Matheson daughter of S. A. Matheson travels to California to wed Walter Warner of Salt Lake City on the 27th. The couple plan to reside in California. a trousseau tea earlier celebrated the upcoming marriage with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barabara Matheson
S. A. Matheson
Yaterday
California
Walter Warner
Salt Lake City
Big Scout Man To Be Here Sunday
Abundant confirmation that Oe car A Kirkham United States scout executive will attend Sunday afternoon at 2 o clock to meet parents of all boys of scout age in the Western division. Bishop Adama notes scouting decline in the region and hopes Kirkham will stimulate interest. He spoke after attending the Tamboree in England last summer. The meeting will be held in the West Ward chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oecar A. Kirkham
Uniafternoon
Bishop Adama
Kirkham
England
Weat Ward Chapel
Parowan Federal Farm Loan Association Elects Officers
At its annual meeting the Parowan Federal Farm Loan Association elected eight directors including 8. C. Mortensen 5. A. Halterman George Bravens Clarence Pendleton Jos E. Ward and Warren Pendleton Mortensen was named president Halterman vice president and George Stevens secretary treasurer The outgoing board listed George W. Decker George A. Lowan R. W. Hulet George Stevens and Warren Pendleton A vacancy from the death of J. R. Burton remains unfilled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parowan Federal Farm Loan Association
C. Mortensen
A. Habtermah
George Bravens
Clarence Pendleton
Jos E. Ward
Warren Pendleton
Mortensen
S. A. Halterman
George Stevens
George W. Decker
George A. Lowan
R. W. Hulet
R. Bureton
Woolgrowers Elect Officers For Year
Iron County Woolgrowers Association elected officers for the coming year at its annual meeting. Abert Dame was named president, Jos. B. Dalton vice president, L. J. Adams secretary treasurer, L. N. Marsden, Wm. H. Lyman, Oscar Larson from Cedar City and H. B. Robinson from Paragonah as board members. Edgar Denoon remains as holdover. James C. Robinson and Wm. H. Lyman were chosen as delegates to the State convention in Salt Lake City with Dalton as alternate. Forest Supervisor Orange Clan and ranger Frank Seaman attended from Cedar City and Supervisor Oleen spoke on association interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iron County Woolstowers’ Association
Abert ‘Dame
Jos. B. Dalton
L. J. Adama
L. N. Marsden
Wm. If. Ly- Man
Oscar Larson
Cedar City
H. B. Robinson
Paragonah
Edgar Deneona
James C. Robinson
Wm. H. Lyman
Salt Laks City
Orange Clan
Frank Seaman
Cedar
Oleen
Health officer warns parents over whooping cough outbreak
City physician Dr Clark issues warning as whooping cough cases rise in town. Parents urged to monitor lingering coughs and report new or prolonged cases immediately to control the situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
Company Brings In Noted Jersey Bull For Local Herd
A local company purchased a Jersey bull from the Price herd in Utah County to improve the dairy stock. The bull, described as strong and well bred, has sired several daughters now thriving. He is located at Potir Hr, Gurt's place.
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Jersey Bull
Price
Utah County
Potir
Gurt
Grandmother Emily Lowder Reaches Milestone Birthday
Emily Lowder, aged nearly 89, marks another milestone despite a severe illness weeks ago. Family plans a fitting celebration in her honor soon, though not observed on the exact date.
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Emily Lowder
Dune
Plana
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