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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1927
Page
4
Mr and Mrs A W Hilchards and their daughter are visiting Parowan for a few days. Alma works for a large school in Los Angeles. California reports Mr and Mrs Thomas T Durham are new parents at their home.
Misa Carol Adama has been visiting with Miss Lucile Carpenter in Cedar City for a few days.
Mrs Tolton and her party traveled from Beaver this afternoon taking home Mrs Grant Tolton and her two sons who had been visiting for several days.
Mr George Thornton came home today after an absence of several months, marking a reunion with family and a quiet homecoming noted by neighbors.
Mr and Mrs George E Chitton host his brother and wife who are visiting from Salt Lake City for a pleasant stay and family reunion.
Mrs Elizabeth Hoyle is visiting for a few weeks with her daughter at 447 Church Street Salt Lake City. Mr. Ida Page is noted as the contact in Salt Lake City.
Mrs WW P Murdocks two daughters are visiting here with relatives and friends for a short time.
Cedar City dealer Arrowhead Garage advertises securing a Ford order now with a money back guarantee if the car is not satisfactory when announced. The notice targets local buyers seeking early delivery and refunds.
Mrs. Martha Dalton, who had been visiting her sister in California for several weeks, returned at the end of the week.
Mr John Mickelson who had been absent for months shearing sheep came home recently driving a new Ford Coupe in a rural community.
Community briefs from Cedar City and Parowan include Mr. J. M. Ward’s new Chevrolet sedan, Mr. Vergene Simpkins visiting Parowan, and Dr. M. J. Macfarlane returning to Cedar City to resume practice. Mentions of Arrowhead Garage sales, hospital updates for infant of 4. B. Matheson, and plans by Arch Benson and N. E. Brown families, plus travel to Fish Lake and Grand Canyon.
Reports say John Newman shows no improvement as he cannot eat and sleeps little, gradually weakening.
Mrs Frank Matheson, who had left home for several weeks and worked in Salt Lake City, has returned and is now employed at the El Escalante hotel in Cedar City.
Misses Lorna Benson and Varian Lowder take charge of Maas hot dog stand for an indefinite period, managing operations and serving customers.
Mr and Mrs George A Mitchell were visiting from Cedar City on Monday.
A brief note captures Parowan Flappers described as game and confident, noting their broad smiles and resilient attitude that outsizes concerns about appearance.
Beth and Efelen Muteh igs arrive from Nottingham to stay a month with grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Tensan.
Mr and Mrs Silgs WW Ward of Union Oregon are visiting here for a few weeks with their people.
Mr Merton Richards visits his relatives here while Mrs Richards, who has stayed for a period, plans to return with him to Salt Lake City in the near future.
Mr Wallace I Houston traveled from Panguitch on Saturday to pick up Mrs Houston and the children who had been visiting here for several days. Miss Barbara Matheson accompanied them back to Panguitch for a short stay.
Mr. Ilarrell Dalton left at the start of the week for Nevada seeking employment. His new bride plans to join him soon if favorable conditions arise there.
This issue of the Times contains a copy of the Utah State Press Association bulletin distributed with their outing to Toethia County. The bulletin is also being mailed by many papers and will offer ample advertising for our upcoming auction.
Visitors praise Utah editors for a fine summer convention. They note irrigation gains from underground pumping, including a Parowan well irrigating ninety acres with 120 acre capacity, transforming arid lands. Dr M Markus, vice president, lauds Parowan hosts in a heartfelt personal letter.
Stock for sale lists three head of horses a cow and calf and 25 head of Registered Rambouillet sheep. Inquire Arnold Lowe Parowat.
A mixed page lists a White Sewing Machine for sale at 35 dollars from Mrs. Sadie Lowder of Parowan. It also includes notes on a plant prayer, old currency, French matches, quotations, sporting relics, philosophy, a prizefight in London, Zeno, a drug claim, safety humor about automobiles, and various adages and witticisms from several sources.
A fragment from a Parowan Utah notice emphasizes fixing a machine early to reduce repair needs and extend its life, directing readers to visit the D. P. Barton residence for service.
Brief, fragmented line voice discusses universal brotherhood and helping a neighbor, attributed to a misprint in Houston Post-Dispatch.
The 1859 Minneapolis directory lists Hans Von Sphik enshookenblunggerfungger as a resident on Main Street in the twin village era of St. Anthony and Minneapolis along the Mississippi River.
A fragment quotes General William Booth on success not from gifts or learning but from a heart aflame with ardent heavenly love. The saying appears in Echoes and Memories by Cramwell Booth.
A reader questioned in Liberty about the liver being the largest gland, noting it weighs from 0 to 60 ounces, and mentions burns result from dry heat at 140 degrees Fahrenheit and tools overheated beyond 120 degrees Fahrenheit.
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