Jury Hangs In Robinson Case In District Court
District Court in session this week renders mixed results in three rape cases. Wesley Robinson faces a hung jury after lengthy deliberations with five votes for conviction and three for acquittal. Beck Hamblin pleads guilty in a related case and receives a suspended sentence due to medical condition. Olia Norris stands trial for possession of intoxicating liquor after appealing from Cedar Precinct. jury seated and deliberations underway.
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Wesley Robinson
Beck Hamblin
George Sa. Lunt
Robinson
Jacob Rock Hamblin
Hamblin
Iron County
Orton
Durham Morris
Wm. F. Knox
Lunt
Sarah Beltridge
Fast Day Meeting to Include Musical Program
Bishop H. L. Adates of the West Ward announces that next Sunday afternoon’s Fast Day meeting will add special musical numbers prepared by Wim. T. Borris Jr. and Miss Mary Orton to the regular testimony exercises. All ward members and the public are invited. East Ward will hold the regular Fast Day program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Adates
West Ward
Wim. T. Borris Jr
Mary Orton
East Ward
Judge Burton to Speak on Evolution at Buttal Meeting
Judge Burton in a tabernacle talk explains evolution versus Bible creation and LDS views. He surveys Darwin, The Origin of Species, and the Scopes trial, then discusses Bible legislation. The M I A extends an invitation to all to attend thelecture next Sunday or the following week.
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Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Burton
Buttal Improvement
Tabernacle
Shen
Cedar City
Charles Robert Darwin
Tennessee
Relief Society Hosts Lawn Party For Husbands
East and West Ward Relief Societies entertained their husbands at a lawn party on a warm Wednesday evening at Relief Hall. Guests arrived from seven until after nine, lunch followed, then songs and a violin duet by Wim T. Dorrin and Silas Topham. Mrs. Hattie Decker gave a welcome, games were played, and end program featured a Grace Gurr solo and a prayer by Bishop I. L. Adams. Judge Burton attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East and West Ward Relief Societies
Relief Hall
Wim. T. Dorrin
Silas Topham
Hattie’ Decker
Kira
Grace Gurr
I. L. Adams
Judge Burton
Elder Marsden Letter From Parowan Utah Reader Note
Elder Milo Marsden writes from Parowan Utah praising the Times and thanking editor W W Mitchell for keeping him on the mailing list as a missionary subscriber. He recalls a year since leaving home, describes impressions of Salt Lake and the valley, and credits Mickia for wit before the letter continues on the back page.
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Milo &. Marsden
Times
W. W. Mitchell
Parowan
Utah
New York Times
Inelze
New York
Iillside
Imissionariesa
Mickia
Parowan Paragonah Cheese Factory to Start August First
Plans for a cheese factory in Parowan Paragonah proceed with dairy committee work and a middle July arrival of Joseph Stringham to install equipment in the old Equitable Store Building. The cooperative project seeks $2,000, offers stock at $10 a share, and aims to pay producers by butter fat value, with milk collected daily and whey disposal to be arranged.
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Chamber of Commerce
G Lad
Paro- Wan
Parsgonah
Stech
Patrona
Salt Lake
Stringham
Parowan High School hires new music teacher
Superintendent N J Barlow announced the securing of a full time music teacher for Parowan High School for next year. Sir Sproul, previously of Washington County, brings experience, leadership in bands and orchestras, and strong vocal work. His wife, Mrs Sproul, is praised as a superb singer.
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Parowan High School
N. J. Barlow
Sir. Sproul
Washington County
Bays
Sproul
Parowan
Gladys Smith
Crookston
W. E. Brown
Hilton
Parowan residents and visitors encounter local notes
Local and personal items list George Chilton traveling to Salt Lake to test a new Christler car. Alma Benson debuts as Soda Squirt at Parowan Drug. Mrs. Claribel Adams Griffith visits. Mentions Louise Barton’s mail service, July travel for Bryce Canyon, and various residents moving, visiting, or injured.
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George Chilton
Parowan Auto Company
Salt Lake
Christler
George
Ita Cidera
Alma Benson
Parowan
Parowan Couple Wed in Beaver by Bishop White
Horace Evang and Misa Miller, both of Parowan, slipped away quietly to Beaver and married yesterday by Bishop White. Friends, unaware of the trip, learned of the license when the couple left the Clerk’s office. The groom is son of Wim A. Evans. the bride is daughter of John H. Miller.
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Horace Evang
Misa Berniece Miller
Beaver
Bishop White
Beaver County
Tayolr Park- Inston
Wim. A. Evans
John H. Miller
Pageant planned for Parowan's Fourth of July celebration
The Spirit of Western Progress pageant by the Daughters of the Pioneers will be staged again on July 91st with open air presentation and new features. A queen will represent each settlement of Parowan with additional elements promising a high entertainment value, drawing hundreds from local and nearby communities. Also noted are plans for Utah's birthday events and a day of outstanding entertainment.
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Eastmend
Parewan
W. L. Adams
Daughters of the Pioneers
Utah
Parowan
Farent
Foamier
Promise USA
Street Lights To Be Placed Soon In Parowan
City Council in special session approves immediate installation of 26 street light posts on Main Street between Alvila Benson corner and the Court House with lights spaced for even coverage. Council also authorizes $2000 for Dixie Power equipment and reviews water system repairs and staffing, plus actions on delinquencies and a canyon inspection by morning. Miss Shirley Ivey Gudmundsen visits relatives in Burley Idaho.
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Alvyla Benson
Court House
First South Street
Center Street
First North Street
First South
Center
First North
Dixie Power Company
Algo
Waya
Canyon
Shirley Ivey Gudmundsen
Burley
Idaho
Plans for Fourth of July celebration nearing completion
A local plan for the Fourth of July events progresses with daybreak salutes a parade a patriotic meeting a children's dance a dance at the Blue Lantern pavilion and an evening grand dance. Uncle Sam Goddess Liberty and Utah were chosen by Claude Adams Mary Green Ward and Hene Johnson. Members of the committee cannot provide final details yet and some locals helped the Lasky Company film scenes for a new movie "The Farlores River" near Coal Creek Boaz.
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Claude Adams
Mary Green Ward
Hene Johson
Blue Lantern Pavilion
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Paragonah
W. Claire Rowley
Claribel Adams Griffith
Marion Whitney
Bryce Gauyon
Wallace Williams
Lillian Orton Cox
St. George
Otto Dalley
Summit
Ray Mitchell
Christensen- Jones Company
Roy Thornton
Myrtie
Fern
Joseph Holt
Enterprise
Mr. Carlislao Slayte
Susanville
California
Bin
Eva Adama
Anna
Salt Lake City
Yellowstone Park
Phoebe Bayles
Afr
Taylor Parkingon
Bertrand Miller
Glen Grown
Elmer Hyatt
Fresno
Morgan Richards
Gurf
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Chilton
Ray Lyman
John Jr. Adams
Ray
College Farm
Council
Lasky Company
Farlore River
Coal Creek