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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1925
Page
1
Frustration over stalled Main Street grading and graveling from curb to curb. Citizens allege city officials delayed work to avoid costs as winter approaches while a nearby park project remains incomplete.
Readable text describes a homecoming event honoring early settlers, a proposed pageant staged under Professor Fasten, and plans for street grading and lighting in the pioneer town. Officials discuss funding options, contractor price adjustments, and anticipated completion before holidays, projecting a more modern street and improved town outlook.
Sunday and Monday meetings reorganized the Seouk Committee in the district. Popeipal T. Dopald Peon named chairman, with H5rum Hilton as Executive and others including D A Matheson Paul McAdams and Samuel Abbot as members. Earl Burton sent to Cahora with Cooley the polo-horse caretaker for a Monterey Park client near Los Angeles.
Gedur Citys main street, blocked for ten months due to wind damage, is now open from the center to the Squib side. A full eighteen foot paving strip runs through Elm Street to the railroad depot, with curb to curb clearance restored along Cutter Street, marking a metropolitan upgrade for the Southern Desh area.
The regular monthly priesthood and outline meeting of the Parowan stake will be held at 7 30 o clock p m March in the Parowan Chapel. A bishopric and high council meeting will be held at 4 o clock in the same day in the Parowan Chapel. GE Kiddle, Clerk.
The Elders Quorum plans a Friday evening program at the Oserd House with 173 attendees and partners. Readings by Grace Adams and Wielin Sola, a duet by Landsay Barton and Erin Stereng, and a magic number by Ataia States are listed among acts.
Mrs Lowder underwent major surgery at Lostital at bt Gettee about three weeks ago after treatment for gall stones and appendicitis. Doctors warned recovery is possible but not likely and told her husband Lewis Lowder that the operation would be a critical test of her survival.
Paragonah residents Mr and Mrs Edwards, amateurs in poultry, built a modern 200 to 250 hen house and expanded to 420 chicks. They raised chicks into a high producing flock, marketing cockerels at 5 to 6 cents each and achieving strong daily egg output before cold weather slowed production.
Two inmates fled during a Wednesday night walk after art week events. One, Franciges Tuse de Amiges, is held for forgery involving JEF Fuller’s name. The other, Wiha Lebr, linked to burglary of a car, left without goats and fled toward Panguitch Lake road seen by a bystander. Authorities pursue via Kanab route toward Arizona.
The Relvet Society invites all members to a special program the Tuesday before Thanksgiving. Ward and Stake officers will award prizes. The event features singing, talks by listed members, musical numbers, prayers, and a closing hymn Count Your Blessings.
Evans Dalton marriage said to be held last Saturday evening at the home of the bride’s parents. Miss Mira Wide Dalton daughter of Mr and Mrs Josh Dalton wed Mr and Mrs Josh Dalton. The ceremony was performed in a bishops counter. The couple’s silver wedding day gift was a set of silverware from relatives and friends. Hilda is the third child of the family to marry in recent years with Eaetic 460 Rulon and Arvilla also marrying in July and September respectively.
A community promoter displays four Vecta heaters and a hat at Le Mercantile to benefit someone in need. The event highlights charity support as Mr A TT DLaentence promotes the items for sale.
Speakers including Mesars Walter Mitchell and Joseph Stev ent outline scouting aims. Zion Park Center of Bar Stouts of America officials Arthur Mori and E Manghen praise scouting during a Sacrament meeting. police chief Tranceda notes scouts’ clean record.
Salt Lake City visit ends as Alber Me returns amid academic delays. He planned to enroll at Stanford this winter but registration issues forced him to defer college work. Elders Quorum activity remains on Friday evening as a reminder.
The text discusses potential profits from poultry and cockerels delivered at 13 cents each, and hints that Edwards sees opportunities beyond sheep farming. It suggests exploring market diversification and possible investments, including a stroller investment, to expand income.
A pivotal Chamber of Commerce gathering was announced with a luncheon planned for Saturday evening. The meeting aims to address schoolhouse matters, Main Street improvements, and other urgent issues, inviting all interested citizens, members or not.
The county sherry office announces plans to reconstruct Jal's prison to prevent escapes. Bats and plumbing will be replaced and minor improvements made to enhance security and operations. Some prisoners are expected to be housed during the renovations.
A garbled notice warns about registering Boqur Colt with a confusing offer. It mentions forwarding an application if you mass BS operation and hints at penalties or fees escalating from ten dollars to a higher amount at year’s start.
Mir Albert Warren visits the vicinity on business with Messro Josenk, Walter C Mitchell, and James Green. Mrs Fhogbe Bayles travels to Salt Lake City with Mrs James Green. A newborn baby arrives a day after birth. funeral details noted at the Gates Butt home with Enoch J. Macbean family hosting attendees and speakers Mary Macdsen and H Tn Adams.
The report notes Bist Tengen of Monroe earning a weekly honor and a new teaching assistant position. It also mentions Mr and Mrs Roy Nance becoming parents in Cedar City and Mr and Mrs Joba Lo Lowder planning to winter in St George for work assignments.
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