Yrunken Indian Defies Officers in Small Town Incident
About seven o'clock Monday evening two Indians, unaware of the Volstead act, entered Ada Lyman and Lucile Gilger's Tiot Dat Stand on North Main Street and refused to pay. Marshal Bennett and George Chilton pursued them as they fled in a Ford truck parked by the library. One Indian returned to the car, fought arrest, and was forcibly removed. he refused to accompany officers, declaring, When I die and not until. He is jailed. the other Indian remained at large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Main Street
Ada Lyman
Lucile Gilger
Marshal Bennett
Mr. Bennett
George Chilton
Planer Nears Operation At Orton and Ward Yard
Messers John P. Orton and Ward prepare to start a planer and finishing equipment at their yard north of the Court House on the Ezra G. Thornton property. Electric power will run the planer, matching and moulding machines and saws, reducing out of town finishing. The move promises local savings and possible export of finished lumber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messery
John P. Orton
A Ward
Orton and Ward
Ezra G. Thornton
Court House
Thornton
Parowan
Messers
Orton
Ward
School Board Election in Districts 1 2 and 5
Voters prepare for the upcoming school board election on November 6 in Districts 1 2 and 5. Incumbents Morgan Edwards Richard Thorley and R C Knell may be replaced amid redistricting with L J Adams and J Clayton Mitchell named as possible candidates in District 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan B. Edwarda
Paragonah
Richard A. Thorley
Cedar City
R. CG. Knell
Newcastle
Thorley
Parowan
L. J. Adams
J. Clayton Mitchell
Edwards
Farowan visitors and local events noted in Summit region
Mr James Owens of Summit hosted a Farowan visitor Monday. John B Topham Asa Topham and Daniel Stones were in town early this week. The Westward Mutual Improvement Association plans its first ward ball of the year on Friday November fifth all invited. Mrs A F Robinson of Paragonah returned home after months in Fairfield Idaho. She was joined by her son in law John L Robinson. J B Showalter a noted livestock man from Panguitch died after stomach cancer operation in July. Parowan residents Grace Adams J Austin Adams Glenn B Orton Arnold Stevens registered at the University of Utah this fall and County Clerk John W Bently issued a marriage license to Letty Dunton Paragonah and Parson Garfield Workman of Amarosa Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westward Mutual Improvement Association
A. F. Robinson
Paragonah
Fair Field Idaho
John L. Robinson
Utah
Panguitch
J.B. Showalter
Showalter
Parowanare
University of
Wintering in California and local school band debut
Mr Wm Clark left Tuesday for California to spend the winter with his son Glenn in Santelle. The high school band will make its first public appearance on Armistice Day in November. Friends of Mr and Mrs J C Kilgore are pleased by a new baby girl born in late October. Mr and Mrs W Warner Mitchell hosted a Halloween party Saturday night with about twenty guests at Mr Wm C Mitchells home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
California
Glenn
Santelle
J. C. Kilgore
W Warner Mitchell
LI Hallowe'en
Wm C. Mitchell
Cedar City Man In Parown Monday
Mr. Kuma L. Jones of Cedar City was in Parown Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Kuma L. Jones
Cedar City
Parown
Funeral services held for John J. Hyatt
Final tribute paid Sunday afternoon at 2:30. Opening prayer by John W. Bently. Speakers included Walter C. Mitchell Wilford Day and Bishop H L Adams. L J Adams sang a solo. rest of music by the choir. Simon T Topham offered the benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Hyatt
John W. Bently
Walter C. Mitchell
Wilford Day
H L. Adams
L. J. Adams Gang
F A N NOTES On October 27 meeting at Mrs Gurr home
The F A N Club met at the home of Mrs Gwen M Gurr with Mrs Georgia B Mitchell and Mrs Eva Adams absent. Maude B Parcells led discussion on Bible Literature noting legal poetical historical allegory and epilogue styles. A luncheon was served. Next meeting at Mia Berta BG Mitchell home with Eva Adams as class leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. N. Club
Gwen M. Gurr
Mia
Berta BG. Mitchell
Eva Adams
Corrected report on Thornton’s confinement and illness
The Times corrects last week’s notice about Miss Af ton Thornton. Bronchial pneumonia was mis-stated. the illness is membranous croup a form of diphtheria with high mortality. Thornton suffered severe illness due to lack of inoculation. another family member has a milder form of the disease.
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Afton Thornton
Burton
Aince
Miss Thornton
Herote
Death comes to Annie Whitney in community notice
Mrs Elizabeth Ann Whitney wife of Eli A Whitney and mother of 12 died at nine this morning after years of illness pneumonia listed as direct cause funeral expected Friday afternoon Born May 23 1855 she was a long time resident with 34 grandchildren and 17 great grandchildren among her survivors the community extends sympathy
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Agate
Elizbeth Ann Lewis Whitney
Eli A. Whitney
David
Elizabeth Lewis
Wm. G. Ward
J. W. Mitchell
Ellis Orton
This City
Lula Petersen
Milford
Utah
Maude Brown
Portland
Oregon
Frank Whitney
Cowley
Wyoming
B. E. Whitney
Parowan
Joseph Fish
Ben Lewis
Circleville
Neits Mortensen
Olive Ward
Messers
Samuel C
Joseph E. Mortensen
Christmas Seal Campaign Set To Raise Utah Funds
East Lake City Utah prepares for the nineteenth annual Christmas Seal sale running from after Thanksgiving to Christmas The Utah Public Health Association notes a $50 000 goal six million seals and supplies will be distributed to local committees The 1925 inspired four color seal features three minstrels and a white shield with tuberculosis movement emblems Dr John A Widstoe calls the effort life saving and cites worldwide impact
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Lake City
Utah
Utah Public Health Associaton
This Health Association
World Wide Movement For the Prevention of Tuberculosis
International Union Against Tuberculosis
National Tuberculosis Association
John A. Widstoe
Utah Public Health Association
United States
Logan
St. George
Meat Market to Open This Week Under New Ownership
Final details set for a new meat market opening this Thursday or Friday. John P. Bayles takes over the business with D A Matheson in charge. the shop is being refurbished with a coat of Kalsamine for a fresh look. Stock from the previous closure was sold to Parowan Mercantile and a new name and full fresh stock are anticipated. Mitchell Benson returned home from California last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Bayles
D. A. Matheson
Parowan Mercantile
Bualuces
Utah County Returns Show Republicans Dominant in Election
Iron County results highlight Republican gains with Sheriff and U S Senate victories. Reed Smoot leads with 109, nearly 700 votes from Iron and neighboring counties. Kate Taylor remains Democrat in County Recorder race. Statewide, Snow wins likely with majorities, while Beaver and Washington send Democrats to the legislature. Independent and minor party candidates secure smaller shares.
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Iron County
Reed Smoot
Kate Taylor
Cof
Carbon County
Congress
Senate
House of Representatives
Fennsylvania
New York
Maasachusets
U. S. Senate
Distri
L. N. Marsden
E. M. Corry
Cedar City
Iron
Beaver
Waslington
Ashby Snow
Don B. Colton
R Wu
Ephriam Bergeson
Elias Hansen
George Christensen
Lucius N. Marsden
Eling BM. Corry
J. Go Pace
W. K. Granger
Adama
Herman PB. Bayles
Lyman Levy
R.cusver Nesseneneeese
Heber Harrison
Seere
E. M. Colvin
Ind
Lucilla Parcells
Tale Tae Lhd
Th. J. Shay W.eesce
Palmer
M. A. Freitag
Aurora Cross Country Run Delivers Close Finish and Prizes
Grant Edwards, Parowan High School, wins the one and a half mile event in nine minutes forty three seconds as Sophomores take team honors with 22 points over Juniors six. Claib Lister runner up with the rest of the top finishers earning colored ribbons. The meet draws a large crowd and marks a lively inter class event. The school also plans the Armistice Day Oratorical Contest open to all students with six entrants and a program at the upcoming event.
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PH. S
Aurora
Medn Street
Grant Edwards
Parowan High School
Pymm
Pymmy
Missea Nelda Ward
Carol Adams
Jean Matheson
Siessers Bronson Adams
Adrian Adams
Grey Heap
Zane Party Avoids Politics With Voters
Local politicians attended a Zane area gathering last week but avoided political discussion. Candidates reportedly spoke only in neutral terms while mingling, as members from two parties unexpectedly met there.
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Persoua
Zane
Armistice Day Celebration Noted in Utah
A terse Utah report mentions Armistice Day activities in Parowan and surrounding areas with minimal readable details. No names, dates, or specific events are clearly legible in the fragment.
Jury Finds Beneficiary Wins Will Case
The jury awarded $12 000 estate of Sidney Goddard to beneficiary Mrs Grant after a will content case here last week. Mrs Jolly contested the will alleging undue influence while the decedent was not mentally or physically able to execute it. Two jurors dissented from the verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Goddard
Grant
Jolly
The Freshmen Fight On For P. F. I. S.
A spirited cheer extols the freshmen's pride for their colors white and blue. They vow to win or cheer in defeat and promise lifelong loyalty to their school and its P. F. I. S. program.
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P. FI. S
Special Student Body Held Wednesday at EB A C College
The EB A C College Class hosted the P HH 5S Student body in a 10:30 session featuring the GB A C Collegiate Orchestra with Jim Lindsay performing Soa Your Old Lady. A Costume Skit advertised Indian Summer Hall. Jim Lindsay sang comic songs and Vic Yenda Club presented a short dance and song act. President Wm Palmer and VP Miss Fae Decker praised the opportunity to entertain Parowan High school students.
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EB. A. C
GB. A. C
Jim Lindsay
South
Wm. Palmer
Fae Decker
Parowan High
Fekac
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James Owens
Summit
John B. Topham
Asa Topham
Daniel Stones
Simon T. Topham
Senate of the United States
Annie’ Whitney
DR. Widtsoe
Mitchell Benson
Washington
Tolto
Petty
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