08 Nov 1922
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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1922
Page
1
Early returns show Denator Ring leading for U S Senate with Ernest Bas cryer as challenger by a small margin. Beaver Iron counties show close Senatorial contests while Republicans gain in several state offices and a landslide pattern emerges in eastern states.
The Sea Gull Girls held a Halloween party last Tuesday evening with a playful purgatory theme led by "Old She" and his wife. Guests enjoyed quirky costumes, games, apples, and homemade candy, sharing a lively, well attended social night with several attendees listed by name.
Last week two farewell events were staged in the opera house. Elder E G Matheson left Thursday for a Western States mission, with a brief program and dancing that raised 280 for his fund. Mr Day also departed for a mission, with a short program, dancing, and baring to support his travels to Lake City.
Myra Dalton and Lau rel Thecher hosted a small social gathering at Miss Dalton’s for Older Scott Os. Attendees enjoyed pleasant conversation and delicious refreshments as part of Seeday eight of the week. The event accompanied news of a trip and abroad gossip.
Mr and Mrs Wailford Day entertained three friends on Saturday evening in honor of their son Scott prior to his leaving for ?mas. The gathering was described as very enjoyable by those who attended.
The Sacrament meeting featured talks by John Stevens Charles E Potty and Leo Marsden. Baptisms included Ervin Stevens and wife’s baby girl Alice Maule Mack D son of Glen Clark and wife, Afton Gene son of Wim J Gurr and wife, Rulon Bohop Adams son of Clarr Marsden and wife, with closing remarks noting improved tithing and recalling a church slogan.
The Iran County School Districts No 1 4 and 6 announce a December 5 election for board members. Incumbents Walter C Mitchell Ron Thorley and RC Aneth term expiries.
A community lyceum course is arranged for Parowsa and nearby areas featuring lectures and dramatic sketches. The first event on November 29 presents Glen Vella Co. and John & Ratte performances with additional acts planned through January, reflecting a two‑week cadence to sustain ongoing cultural access.
Pendleton and Iron County High School spotlight a 4 year old Rambouillet ram named Paeleton Linbe. Exhibited at Pirgewan show and County Fair earning best in class and grand honors. Described for strong breed character and excellent conformation.
Word reaches that Marvin Adams a Hi tler or similar local laborer now in Texas with Salt Lake City as present father proceeds to Salt Lake City for appendicitis operation Higparenta wintering at The George. Milford plans a sale for $200 to fund committee tickets urging people to purchase for members and friends amid illness and delays.
A striking Red Cross poster by Franklin Booth features a Capitol scene in Washington with a central Red Cross emblem. The poster is billed as one of the most striking 1923 Roll Call representations and will be shown nationwide from August to Thanksgiving to enroll Red Cross members for 1923.
Federal inspector J B Gell spent days examining the Parow High School in Utah County. He praised the work, noting only two of the slate’s 13 Smith Hughes shops remain. Ball urges continued support and invites patrons to visit Wednesdays through Fridays for showcase programs.
FLAN's Enjoy Weekly Meeting outlines a program for Wednesday with readings of Victor Hugo and Shakespeare. The club aims to engage members, support local cemeteries, and assist community projects while exploring broader literary works.
The letter notes tax delinquency risks if payments are not made before month end. It mentions Boxers rowley reports rapid county receipts while some delay payments. Community events include a reception for Mrs Clayton Matchell and plans of Mr and Mrs Carliste Hoyle, with a Red Cross class update and thanks for donations.
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A large audience attended a recent Daughters of Pioneers gathering with a prayer by the chaplain, talks by Sir Charles Aduns, Alvin Benson, and Eena Mitchell, a violin selection, and readings, marking an engaging afternoon.
Aid for Mrs Lavesevens Gale is planned from Enowh with family viewing scheduled for the week’s start.
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