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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1922
Page
1
Committee chairmen announce preparations for the Day Twenty fourth of July event at Cedar Breaks. Details are murky but organizers promise a smooth procession with many attendees and no weather issues expected. The festival features free offerings and communal meals, with participants asked to bring own bread and butter.
The article outlines travel plans for the Breaks celebration with cars wagons and trains, urging neighbors to share rides register by Friday at Motor Inn Garage and noting charitable limits to transport costs. It praises the University telescope donation and emphasizes hospitality for visitors from towns. organizers request lodging and cooperation for a successful event.
A Deseret News summary lists the Pioneer Grove gathering at 11 a m with a song and prayer led by Chaplain A Welsome. The program includes reading and intermission, a Western selection speech and a closing stee by Congregation Bp H L Adams, Marcr F G Van Bates, Joseph E Tathards, Elias S Woodrall, manager.
A fragmented notice outlines a sunrise ceremony at Brian Head point to commemorate Old Glory and Ensign Peak, a 1 pm Pioneer Grove meeting, a 44h hike to Brian Head point with a telescope view of canyon regions, a radio concert and dancing, plus evening fog and music with Tideworks over Cedar Breaks at 10 pm.
Clayton Witchell chairs TRANSPORTATION COMMITTEE with D Adams and J Ward. FIRE WORKS with Hephys Orton and Arthur Peterson. CAMP FIRE includes Adstas and Anna Adams. SPORTS COMMITTEE led by Warrngton with J Alton and Joan Muckilson.
A Record representative met with Randall L Janes after a trip to Set Lake City to discuss U OF Railroad plans. President Gray of the 1Fo System favors building the Cedar branch to connect key resorts, with completion aimed for next season.
From the Finance Committee a plea for support for a community celebration. Readers are urged to send checks to fund events including a barbecue concert fireworks and a telescope viewing. The message stresses entertainment and community gathering on a Brooks bank night with possible donors encouraged to participate.
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