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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1925
Page
1
The Daughters of the Pioneers lead a July 24 event with a 10 40 program featuring speakers Evangeline Welle Lilian Orton Cox and others. Activities include church services, readings, music by local quartets, a benediction, and community gatherings with a tent for the elderly and a daylong program.
Wm H Orton, a respected resident, died Monday after a brief illness. He leaves a wife and one daughter along with several relatives and friends who mourn his loss. The article notes hisTall presence and mentions the community’s sympathy in the minutes.
The death of five year old Hittle Siction Pape son of Mr and Mrs Page at Pleasant Grove shocks the community. Relatives including Mrs Data Halterman Wee Labbe Hoyle Hannah Laman Frank Lymatt Millard Halterman Libba Matheson and others have gone to attend the funeral. Death attributed to intestinal trouble.
Vice President Merg Lasgiew Adams presided as several members discussed business and adjourned after two weeks. Della Ware den performed a pita selection while Florence Joseph read as social features were served by the host.
The notice mentions Herbert M Stoops a resident of Parowat with ties to the magazine and his roles in mission schools. It notes his birth location and references Lala Morton Stoops and others like Rich Benson and Chode Uno who moved to work on the Cedar campaign.
A county library leadership profile notes Uteh and Viah as focal figures in expanding adult reading and library services. The Sears Rockock Agricultural Foundation reports Calves in the state now access reading materials, with about 25 states offering similar library services. California leads with 43 counties equipped for this work, while many counties nationwide lack full coverage.
The PoA C Club held its regular meeting on a warm July evening at Chaltons Dots. Guests discussed upcoming events and potential fundraising. Several hand crafts were shown and the hostess offered a fine dessert before departure.
Marriage license issued this week by Bliss County Clerk Bliss Marie Decku to Bak wired and Winston Orton, both residents of this city.
The community congratulates OG Winston Orton and Mims Mage Deckert as they wed at Lie lables Fesedenes before Justice Bellridger. Winston is the second son of Mr and Mrs Orson Outen, respected locally. The ceremony marks a hopeful union amid a tragedy noted in the record.
A poorly legible communique discusses a dispute between the Hosner Lake Company and a Reclamation Company. It claims authorship anonymity and asserts protection for the writer, demanding publication controls and entitlement to refuse publication if the author’s identity is revealed.
A new hotel described as Cedar Breasks opens to host travelers, local residents, and visitors. Management Mm HA Heap announces readiness to supply beds and other amenities, including dining, for guests and townspeople during the period.
The document argues water is state property and describes disputes over Hooser Lake and Coons Valley waters. It notes filings by Wilford Day and others, opposition by Hooser Lake residents, court actions, and a dam opening amid claims of damage and regulatory procedure.
Relatives report Mrs Fein Thorndson of Salt Lake City welcomes a fine baby girl. The ladies trio including Barbara Matheson, Grace Adams, Fae Becher, and Jean Johnson head to Tageerville for a convortion with a wireless telegram gift. Dr Smith plans Cedar City office upgrades and time in Patterson and Cedar City. Mr J Hazel Mitchell visited Castle Dale with his wife. The Barkes family traveled to Patowsa and Logan for business and state press convention.
Fragmented notes from Parowan and surrounding areas recount personal milestones and local events. Mentions of Alice Adams returning from D wereya ROYU school, Lucile Adams visiting from Salt Lake, and Miss Maggie Green among others. Discussion of water rights and search for peaceful resolution with the reclamation company appears.
Last week a number of friends gave a bridal shower for Mrs. Warva Green Peterson at her parents home. About thirty ladies attended a pleasant evening with music and dancing and song.
Community members including Mr and Mrs Rowley and Mr and Mrs Walleck attend a weekday gathering at Panuguuth Lake. Several relatives visit Lake City, with mentions of fairs, educational events, and insurance meetings amid lingering travel and health-related duties.
An editor recounts a summer outing with travel from Logan to Logap area, describing a splendid exhibit and hospitality. The account mentions Lake Lakota, a coastal town trip pattern, bathing, healing, and a return home with plans for further events and meals.
The Varsity Players company of university students devoted to stage work presents their first moral tale production in Utah. The cast depicts the day’s events and portrays moral lessons through three chapters of dramatic scenes.
A fragmented note describes a Saturday band practice at a library space with attendees invited to join. It mentions preparation for a field trip and a moment of hesitation among several members about joining the plan.
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