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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1927
Page
8
Nevada's Highway Exposition opens featuring a prominent parade by 100 clans, a modern program following Coolidge era ceremonies, and demonstrations of old time chant and Navajo style weaving. Visitors will view Indian exhibits and travel scenic tours along coast to coast highways showcasing progress over a century.
Attorney A C Chase Katch of Heber was found dead in his Cedar City Hotel room on a recent Saturday morning. The cause of death remains under investigation. he had just won a victory in the Bryant against Railroad case. He is survived by a wife, four children, and other relatives and friends. Judge Huron praised his capabilities as an attorney.
A fragmented family medicine entry lists drugs alphabetically from pan C and mixes inlined text. It mentions immediate procedure when a bate or boy is emptied and references ordinary Glues Jehieres in unclear terms.
Miss Derrica Berry travels to Salt Lake City for the summer to study music under the plan described by K A N A R B A correspondent Juanita Williams.
Aire Windle Schoenfield of Salt Lake City has returned home after visiting here for several weeks with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Williams.
Dr. Mar Graf, who has studied in Cincinnati since last September, arrived home today and will practice at Iron County Hospital for an indefinite period.
Clayton Williams and Marie Adams were married on June 15 in St George. The groom is the son of Mr and Mrs W J Williams and the bride the daughter of Mr and Mrs Morgan Adams of Washington.
Mr and Mrs G B Williams attended the M J A Conference held in Salt Lake City. They joined other members for sessions and meetings during the event.
The Misses Warvie Williams and Alenna Stapley attend summer school at the University of Utah. Merva and Lyle Banke of Salt Lake City visit with their grandparents, Mr and Mrs John Smilk, 23.
James Berry made a brief trip to Colorado where he is located for rest.
Mr and Mrs W J Williams and their children travel from the Grand Canyon to Bryce Canyon and Cedar Breaks, planning a scenic West Coast to Southwest tour with natural wonders.
Mr G A Gerry and his sister Mrs Thersia Brown arrived from Salt Lake City. The farmer will stay the summer while Mrs Brown plans only a short visit.
If they possessed the sprint of primitive African tribesmen and the leaping prowess of a Rocky Mountain goat the automaton would cease to be a terror. New Orleans State.
Mr J Alma Benson shows a new Chevrolet Coupster in recent days. Mrs Della Luke visits relatives. Ralph and Darrell Mitchell return from California where they studied. Cashier Mitchell leaves for Utah Bankers Assn meeting in Ogden. Clair Mortensen and family attend Elwood’s wedding then tour Zion and Bryce Canyon before Provo return. Dr G D Hyatt buys a Ford Touring. F L Culver in town on business. Jos ER Bentley and Thomas Bkougard return from North sheep shearings. Clara Benson plans Logan visit to meet her husband. Josephine Wimmer Morris visits from Gingham. Miss Van Dyne Hutchings wed Dorus Adams on the 16th. East Ward Relief Society program set for today June 72 with multiple solos and readings.
A collage notes that bridge building declined with monastic destruction in the Dark Ages and hints at late changes by 19th century engineers. It recalls a girl and mother crossing an ocean voyage turning scenic. A Washington Star quip mocks chess races as foolish money. Old harps at Trinity Dublin and Ireland’s Hollsbrooke harp have 30 to 52 strings, dating to 1621.
A newspaper editor promotes Flowers for the Living as his motto to honor home folks. The piece hints at a respected editor known for pleasant tones and community warmth in his pages.
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