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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1925
Page
1
City officials advance the improvements plan for concrete walks and gutters. The latest outline reduces proposed blocks from forty one to about thirty, with costs estimated around one hundred seven dollars per linear foot for walks and additional expenses for curbing and utility work.
An editorial letter lauds a neighbor’s garden and home scene, praising the vegetable beds cabbage peas tomatoes and flowers. The writer commends the editor and contributors for a well tended garden display and a helpful home environment in the city.
Members of the O E Club went out Saturday to a local spring, walked near Lovers Lake and along a riverbed, and completed a circle hike returning home at sundown after a day of cooking, eating, and exploring the area.
Dispute arises in Salt Lake circles as Supreme Court orders Attorney General Din and District Johannes Lunt to begin disbarment actions against Judge Porley. A readiness report from Higgins and the State Bar cites 46 of 24 charges as sufficient for potential disbarment while noting no guilty verdict yet.
Notice outlines proposed concrete sidewalk and street widenings in multiple blocks bounded by Center and North Streets, West and East Streets, with bids to be opened by the council. It mentions property takings, damages, and costs, referencing specific blocks and streets in Plat A Farowan Giby Survey, plus related legal actions and events from the previous day.
Work began on the Cin Raad project at the Farowan Vint Hollow. The team chose the far end as the starting point to set waterfaring safeguards and allow crops to be harvested before the remaining work proceeds.
Local post members plan a flag pole for the city to mark Independence Day. The group faced delays but completed a wooden pole after adjustments and were congratulated for their efforts.
Local field owners failed to attend a planned Saturday meeting to discuss forming an independent company to construct a reservoir at Yankee Head, with postponement noted and decisive action expected at the next gathering. The issue centers on organizing ownership and securing a decisive plan.
A notice invites all to attend a Sunday evening iaood program featuring a short talk by Beatles of Katie Robinson Girls Chorus directed by Geena Be Bitebell. The lineup includes Talk Maps Handawerk, Jon Beatley Fiand Sola and Singele Gudarnvdsen with performances and prayers.
Readership notes festive events for the Glongus Fourth of July, including a parade at eleven, a big dance, and park gathering. Entries for floats and groups are listed with many organizations and local businesses contributing.
Parowan women hosted two bridal showers for Eva Baines Guptuan and Blanch Dales Hottimead. About thirty friends visited Eva at her father’s home to present silverware and share refreshments. Blanch received similar silverware from relatives and friends at her home, with a pleasant evening and refreshments. Mr. Dao Parker is now home after several weeks away.
The Cedar Cry Band under WOR Manmog of the BoA nume department will give a fourfold band concert in the Laber Waele this Thursday evening. Invitations extended to the public. The concert will finish in ample time for the dance that same evening.
The Hoginer Lake dam broke, draining the lake and cutting the Coop Valley reservoir used by Parowan Reclamation Co to irrigate fields. After petitions and disputes, water rights were granted by the State Engineer, with the company planning to defend actions in court if challenged.
Notice from Farowan City Council of Utah announces intention to grade and construct concrete sidewalks and driveways with curb and gutter on Main Street between south and north streets. Assessment to be placed on affected parcels within several blocks for drainage and lighting costs, with total estimated project cost around 4,000 to 4,548 dollars and 70 cents per front foot. Protests must be filed by July 25 with the City Recorder.
Mr and Mrs John T MMin marked fifty years of marriage with a monly dinner at Chen Tesdence on Thursday of tant week. Relatives from Fillmore and others considered attending but health concerns by Mr Mitchell deterred travel. The couple first met in a New York arrival in 1865 and spoke of Jane 25th as a memorable date. The color theme was golf and white with white and gold flowers adorning the table. Immediate family attended, including long-time kin Ently Lowder and others.
Nathan Betsco and Jetkrade Woodeping were married in a quiet ceremony at the home of a grog brother Ray in a close community event. The bride is daughter of the late WA Wood and the groom is linked to the late Nathan Eid Alka Benson family. Friends wish the couple happiness and a warm reception follows.
Mr Glen Bigler, now in California, is in town for a day or two on a business trip. Mes Leva Richards returned after a two week visit to Sale Leake Giky and Oodhet pouty in Northern. George Harwood and daughter arrived from Parowas for a brief visit. Haregod and Ena Bireid are mentioned with family milestones. A baby boy born to Nawender’s family is celebrated, while Meta Thornton and Mis Vanbyne Hutchings begin new roles and travels highlight local life.
Fragmentary text references water related timing and a person named ML Skougard, mentions a total fine and measurements with June and numbers. Details are too garbled to identify event, date, or location.
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