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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1925
Page
5
The Phos basketball team met a tough Dixie challenge in a Friday game ending 8 to 20. The report notes a rough start with 0-4 early, a stronger second quarter, and pride in competing against 1925 state champions. Armistice Day memories and local notes also appear amid scattered lines.
Thursday November 19 a special effort to unite school and community features a large parade with classes competing for bows. At 10 15 the parade starts from the school building. At 6 18 parents and patrons are urged to attend a brief member meeting at 7 30 p m a free entertainment includes a one act play The Best Core and a special musical program arranged by Mr Adams and Miss Berryessa. A post event mixer for patrons and teachers follows with games and fun.
Since schools began, Mr Ferryessa aims to build a strong dance orchestra but few registered students are advanced enough to participate. The group will continue as a 129 clock period scheme to aid the largest number and help those most in need of music training. Rehearsals every Tuesday and Thursday for all registered students. Interested students are urged to register now to join the school orchestra and receive equal training.
The piece extols education as a key factor in modern life, claiming it enlarges individuals abilities, boosts self confidence, eases burdens, and enables better livelihoods. It argues education should be pursued beyond School, guiding lifelong improvement.
Fragmented notes describe an eighth grade Glass party at a High School andi tornia on Friday the thirteenth with games, dancing, and a chaotic end. The text mocks faculty inquiries and includes garbled dialogue about education and idle philosophy.
At the Arot meeting of the F Defeatiog Clubom Armistice des officers were chisen. President Gertrude Bentley vice president J Austin Adams secretary and treasurer Ann Taylor. They discuss a debate and fundraising, with about fifteen students at the first meeting this year. The club plans a Thanksgiving Dance on Wednesday November 25 in the PA OS auditorium and a basketball game before the dance, despite funding shortfalls and reliance on public support.
Mr J J Adams in charge of staging says chorus work is very satisfactory to date. About seventy males are available though fewer than twenty boys. A ladies chorus a trio and a quartet have sung publicly and new services are planned. An opera is planned this year with a spring performance likely.
Students at the Arimathe Day event gathered for an open air service and afternoon program. Poltans Prayer and readings were recited while town members joined the school in a patriotic showing amid variable attendance and weather.
The article lists several staff names and positions such as Events Editor Martha Heap, 1st Assistant J Austin Adams, 2nd Assistant Edgar Lister Somat, Sports Reporter Meta Thornton, and Tateraty Reporter Frank Adgams Wanch Decker.
The message urges students and the community to value education during American Education Week. Leaders stress seizing time and opportunities, countering excuses, and recognizing that education is essential for future success amid competition and war-affected dropouts.
A tribute to a man described as big and trustworthy whose cheerful presence and constructive work uplift others. The text portrays his frank eyes, encouraging smile, and belief in happiness and making the world better through his efforts.
The American Red Cross reports increased aid to ex service and active duty personnel. Chapters, hospitals, and the Veterans Bureau expanded hospitalization and compensation efforts, reopening claims and facilitating hospital care. The yearlong campaign aims to bolster support and enrollment ahead of Armistice Day observances.
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