30 Nov 1927
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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1927
Page
1
Parowan stockholders and patrons of the Southern Utah Dairy Co decide to continue operations through winter and invest 500 to 1000 dollars for improvements to cut costs and raise cheese quality. A Paragonah meeting is expected tonight.
The Day Adams tunnel at Parowan Reclamation Co. will undergo six weeks of repairs this winter. Charles Fox and Paul Adams will oversee work, adding 150 feet of pipe and re-timbering a section mid tunnel. A note about Applesauce and birthday greetings follows, then Parowan National Farm Loan Association reports a reduced interest rate to 5 percent effective November 15 1982.
Lynn Smartt of Provo and Misa Lula Pollock were married in Price Utah on Thanksgiving Day. The bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs Kenry Pollock. They will reside in Provo. Thanksgiving visitors and local events follow with several families hosting gatherings and a Kanarra orchestra performance in New Harmony.
The Times invites readers to a feature by Elmo Scott Watson on left handedness. It highlights famous southpaws and promises scientific explanations for the trait, suggesting left handedness once carried distinction.
Parowan Stake of the L D S Church schedules a two day quarterly conference in Parowan with Stake President W R Palmer presiding. An apostle and other general authorities may attend. two general sessions daily and a M T A program on Sunday evening.
The West Ward Relief Society canceled the regular meeting for a program including a Thanksgiving play by school children directed by Myra Dalton with solos and readings by Luella Dalton and others, followed by a handkerchief sale and a Primary bazaar. Next Tuesday the lesson The Second Great Commandment will be given by Brig. Barbara Adams, with a duet by Leone and Alice Lyman and sentiments by Mrs. Twenty Orton.
Frank Rasmussen Carlisle Dalton and Mr and Mrs Nat Benson were arraigned in Juvenile court this week charged with contributing to the delinquency of two girls who allegedly drank with them on Thanksgiving night. They pleaded not guilty and await a hearing in the next two or three days likely Friday. The hearing title is left to the State's attorney and Durham Morris who will represent the defendants.
Mr and Mrs Leroy Nf Cox of St George visited Mrs Coxs mother Mrs Mary L Orton for Thanksgiving. A B Matheson returning from the North Rim Grand Canyon may need an operation for rupture. Everett Johnson of Beaver joined Thanksgiving dinner with Mr and Mrs P A Clark. Mr Johnson is in Beaver High School this winter and is Mrs Clarks cousin. Mr and Mrs Taylor Parkinson welcomed a baby boy born Nov 23. GC McDermond, local picture theatre proprietor, in town on business with Mrs McDermon. Mr Clark Watson traveled from St George Monday for the mid winter festival between Christmas and New Year.
Mr. RR Haltérman visited Cedar City on Monday. Misa Oleta Jex from the high school English department returned home for Thanksgiving. Mr. and Mrs. EH Knell of Cedar City visited for Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs. J. Clayton Mitchell. Grant A Lowe, away for years, came home for Thanksgiving after being in Caliente Nevada. Mr. Thomas Betiridge, working in Milford, ordered the TIMES to keep in touch with home folk.
Ford announces the first full presentation of the new eight car line with 40 horsepower engines, four wheel brakes, and a vibrationless ride. Descriptions cite superior design, rapid acceleration to 60 mph, fuel efficiency, and advanced features shown at Arrowhead Garage displays with Cedar City photographs.
Byron Thornton of the U P at Caliente and Joseph Dettridge from Milford spent a few days, while John Petersen of the U P at the Grand Canyon North Rim sent his address for weekly contact. Wm T Davenport came through town buying cattle and renewed his TIMES subscription for the year.
Mr Lotlin Orton, who has been in St George for several months, came home for Thanksgiving and shared his plans with family.
All ladies look to Mrs Evane for a hat sale during the conference week. The event features an 8 cent special.
Frank Adams and Huidah Mitchell are among Parowan's young people who came home to spend the Thanksgiving vacation.
A fragmented public note jokes that loneliness feels like love before marriage and happiness after, with a clipped phrase Applesauce and a Friday date mention. The readable text hints at a lighthearted social message or comic caption from a local column.
County Commissioner KE Williame reports the first week deadline set for Edwin Rh Higbee to build Tron County's segment of the New Harmony to Zion Park Highway. Higbee already holds Washington County’s portion, with completion expected this fall. Also, WERNER PIGS advertised for sale at W Clair Nowley’s with inquiry for details.
A Utah Taxpayers Association unit formed in Parowar with James C. Robinson as chairman W W Mitchell vice chairman and Jos E Ward secretary W I Leigh opened the meeting guiding discussion by Mckendrick of the state organization about aims and cost saving through audits budgets and careful public expenditure standards
Delegation to Salt Lake City reached an agreement with the State Board of Examiners. Orchar City residents will underwrite a loan to finish the B A Cc Gymnasium, and the Board will push for state repayment in the next legislature.
Delegation from Cedar City reached an agreement with the Utah Water Storage Commission and the State Engineer to thoroughly investigate the Navajo lake situation for unappropriated water. Cedar City seeks water for irrigation and domestic use amid protests from Sevier River users.Estimated cost to bring water to Cedar Valley runs about $250,000 for 10,000 acre feet.
Chartes B. Petty proprietor of Arrotyhead Garage just returned from Salt Lake City where he attended the dealers convention and saw several of the new Fords. It is simply a knockout he said and your only worry is to get enough of these cars to fill the orders.
Mesere Borty and John H. along with Layron Wilfiame from Kawarta were brief visitors in Cedar City on Bionclay.
John C Benson of St ae was in Cedar City on business during the first of the week.
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