Armistice Day plans complete in Parowan big celebration
Parowan prepares a major Armistice Day program hosted by the American Legion. The schedule includes a sunrise flag raising, a 10 a.m. parade, an 11 a.m. patriotic meeting at the tabernacle, horse racing, a 7:30 p.m. boxing match between Marion Whitney and Charles Renneau at the opera house, and a grand ball. The parade may feature Army guns from Cedar City and National Guard detachments.
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Marion Whitney
Charles Renneau
Cedar City
Opera House
National Guard
Cedar
Hil
Hardy
Liberty
Red Cross
Mail Schedule Change May Yet Be Reconsidered
The proposed shift of the Lere to Cedar City mail departure from afternoon to morning may be reconsidered after a letter from NI K Gillany Fourth Assistant Postmaster General and a Chamber of Commerce petition. The change, due last month, was halted by a wire and letter to the Post Office department for further inquiry. The chamber plans to discuss the matter at its Saturday meeting and invites interested parties to attend.
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Lere
Cedar City
K. Gillany
Chamber of Commerce
Fia
Post Office Department
Comerce
Parents Attend Day at Poro wan Schools Event
Parents arrive at the Poro wan Schools for Parent Day. They tour classrooms with dignity while Falconah people travel by bus to observe their children’s activities. A noon lunch by Domestic Science precedes an afternoon program and the Parent Teachers association formation.
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Porowan
Domestic Science Department
Parent‘Teachera Association
Lowe Family Plans Return to Kane Wyoming
Mr and Mrs Daniel Lowe and their family intend to return within days to Kane Wyoming where they lived for years before moving to Parewan for a visit Dan says they just came or a visit and now they are Rolug 7 2
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Daniel Lowe
Kane
Wyoming
Parewan
Dan
Daughters of Pioneers Elect New Officers for Year
The Daughters of the Pioneers held their annual meeting last Thursday electing Ida M. Paxton as president Amelia Button as first vice president Jang Adam e as second vice president Fae Benson as secretary and treasurer Dena Whitney as historian and Eulala Orton as registrar Some officers were reelected and others new The group planned a social with retiring and incoming officers at Mrs Burton s home to discuss the Pioneer Day celebration in January for January event planning.
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Daughters of the Pioners
Ida M. Paxton
Amelia Button
Jang Adame
Fae. N. Benson
Mirs
Dena D. Whitney
Eulala T
Orton
Burton
Jane Adams
Fae Benson
Eulala T. Orton
Paxton
Denna D. Whitney
East Ward Carnival 3 Scheduled for Next Week
The East Ward Carnival is planned for the next week as part of a six month calendar by the East Ward recreation committee with school and church group support. Activities begin Wednesday November 16 with a Primary Bazaar and a picture show, followed by a Woodhauler supper and dance on Thursday, athletic events, a carnival dance Friday, and a children’s dance Saturday with a season ticket option. Proceeds benefit the Ward Bishopric maintenance.
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Tle Achool
Vafigus Church
Parowan East
Resist Society
Eldere Quorum
Proclamation by President Coolidge Thanksgiving Day 1927
The proclamation vows gratitude for Divine providence and national prosperity. It designates Thursday November 24 as a day of thanksgiving and prayer, urging Americans to rest from work and worship at home and in public. Signed in Washington October 26, 1927 by CALVIN COOLIDGE and Secretary Frank B. Kellogg.
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Calvin Coolidge
United States
Washington
United States of America
Republican Party Wins Easily In City Election
City voters gave the Republican ticket large majorities in the recent election with John W. Bentley elected Mayor. Other winners include Richard M. Benson Recorder Mary L. Orton Treasurer Clarence Richards Oscar M. Lyman Jess Guyman and Edgar Benson as Councilmen with H. D. Gaynes as the continuing council member.
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Republican
Mary L. Orton
Guymon
Benson
John W. Bentley
Richard M. Benson
Clarence Richards
Oscar M. Lyman
Jess Guyman
Edgar Benson
D. Gaynes
Cedar City Visitors See Parowan on Monday
Messrs. John Brown and Gordon Smith of Cedar City were business visitors to Parowan on Monday of this week.
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Messrs
John Brown
Gordon Smith
Cedar City
Parowan
Parowan group inspects Dixie Power Co plant and Cedar City site
Several Parowan residents led by L. N. Marsden S. A. Matheson and Wilford Day travel with Dixie Power officials and Cedar City leaders to inspect the company’s Planty property on the Santa Clara creek. They plan to meet in Cedar City at eight this morning and tour developments before reaching St George for dinner then return home.
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L. N. Marsden
S. A. Matheson
Wilford Day
Dixie Power Company
Cedar City
Santa Clara
Power Company
St. George
Local Notes Sketch Visits and Illness Across Town
Mrs Maude M Dalton left the week for Berkley California to be with her daughter Mrs Beatrice Harris who is ill Fern Ruby of Circleville former Parowan High School student and former TIMES employee visits with sisters Mrs Clair Ward and Mrs Marguerite Morten Sen Mr and Mrs K B Robins eoh and daughter Miss Dora were Parawon visitors Clair Iinlet drives a new Chevrolet fully reported Leonard Green of the Cedar City garage sold it to him
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Maude M. Dalton
Berkley, California
Beatrice Harris
Fern Ruby
Circleville
Parowan High School
Times Office
Clair Ward
Marguerite Morten Sen
Clair Iinlet
Leonard Green
Cedar City
Adams Family Visit From St George
Mayor and Mrs Thomas D Adams and their son Hillman visited from St George yesterday. Miss Stamona Green is noted as a saleslady at Parowan Mercantile Co in the same brief item.
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Thomas D. Adams
Hillman
St. George
Stamona Green
Pasisine
Parowan Mercantile Ca
Paragonah Armistice Day to Feature Pig Barbecue
Paragonah plans an Armistice Day celebration with a two year old steer barbecued over the coals to a light brown. Townspeople contributed for the animal, and a program and large dance in the evening are planned.
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Paragonah
Para Foneak
Paragonough
Paragonah Visitors Spotted In Town This Week
Notable visitors from Paragonah including Jos R Topham Uarry E Dunton Amasa Stoney John B Toplam Clifton Btones and T Topham were observed in town on business during the week.
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Paragonah
Jos. R. Topham
Uarry E. Dunton
Amasa Stoney
John B. Toplam
Clifton Btones
5. T. Topham
CE Pe
Larceny Reports Gear Stolen From Vehicles
Several thefts were reported including a tire and rim stolen from Don Skougard’s new Chevrolet while parked at a service station after purchase. Paul Adams’s overcoat feather coat and new rifle were taken from his coupe last Saturday night while parked 15 miles away.
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Don Skougard
Paul Adams
Bazaar planned by West Ward groups for December
The Relief Society and Primary association of the West Ward announce a bazaar and handkerchief sale at the Relief Hall on Friday December 2. Items suitable as gift presents will be offered and further advertisements will follow.
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Relief Society and Primary Association
Service Star Region Worker to Visit Saturday
Mrs. Cherry, chair of the Utah Wyoming division of the Service Star Legion, will visit Saturday at 2 30 to hold a meeting likely in Redert Hall. She will be joined by Mrs Rose B Gardner to provide information and instruction on Legion work. All focal organization members and eligible prospective members are urged to attend.
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Service Star Legion
Cherry
Utah-Wyoming
Service Star Legion Work
Redert Hall
Rose B. Gardner
Focal Organizaion
Infant dies after brief illness in Loyd White family
Word arrived of the death of Loyd White and wife s infant, a few weeks old. The cause is not stated but the child had a struggle since birth and worsened three or four days earlier affecting feeding. Funeral services were held at Spilmuth with many locals in attendance as two communities extend sympathy to the young parents.
Local Beets Beat Previous Yields on Small Patch
A farmer named George Dad Frith reports a patch measuring 12 yards by 38 yards yielding nearly two and a half tons of mangels. He says the harvest weighed enough to sell to a local sheep feeder, surpassing prior carrot yields noted by the paper.
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George
Dad” Frith
Elders Plan Party After Quorum Meeting Notes
After a brief quorum session last Sunday, First and Sixth Quorums of Elders in Parowan Wards announced a party to be held soon. Plans are under way though supplies are short.
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Parowan
Neip
Starry Freedman Travel Salesman Case Noted
The report mentions Starry Freedman a travel sales agent and a person named la Lown observed yesterday amid a local incident. The fragment lacks full context but records the two individuals' names and a recent timing.
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Starry Freedman
la Lown
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Tabernacle
Ralph Jensen
Ray D. Garner
Reading
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Robert Davenport
Stanley Denbon
Parowan Drug Store
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Ellen Thornton
Fern Wiltsey
Wilford Lawrence
Summit
Harry A. Williams
P. J. Hays
Western Wool Exchange
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Mrs. Wood
Metta Rasmussen
Dentley
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