County conventions nominate party ticket leaders
In Cedar City and Parowan both parties named nominees for county offices to run in November. Republicans selected John S Wasdbury for state representative Evan E Williams and Lyman B Levy for long and short term commissioners and George Hunter Lunt for county attorney. Democrats nominated Charles B Petty for representative J Macfarlane for long term commissioner E J Palmer for short term commissioner and left county attorney open. The Petty move follows his recent election as Washington County representative now based in Iron County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yarous
Cedar City
John 5. Wasdbury
Evan E. Williams
Lyman EB. Levy
George Hunter Lunt
R. J. Shay
Parowan
Charles B. Petty
J. Macfarlane
E. J. Palmer
W. K. Granger
E. H. Macfarlane
WW. W. Mitchell
M .J. Urie
Wm. Osbourn
Petty
Washington County
Hurricane
Iron County
King of Kings Premier at Victory Theatre Listed
The premier Cecil B De Mille film King of Kings will be shown at Victory Theatre Sunday and Monday. It features extensive sets and a temple reconstruction of Jerusalem and Herod's palace with a large cast and 16904 props. Mrs Glenna Ward recent gall bladder surgery?
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Cecil B. de Mille
Victory Theatre
de Mille
Temple
Jerusalem
Palace of
Herod
New West Ward Church Nears Completion Amid Grand Plans
The West Ward church under construction is praised as a monument to faith and community. The completed main floor features upholstered seating and spacious classrooms while the adjoining amusement hall includes a stage, modern lighting, a banquet and Relief hall, a well equipped kitchen, and a large social and recreational space. Grounds will gain parking and elm-lined grounds, with a tentative opening for Sunday services and a forthcoming social event.
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Bishop Adams
West Ward
Relief Society
Dogs Must Be Licensed In Parowan City
City ordinance requires dog licensing by October 10 with $2 for males and $5 for females. Unlicensed dogs will be disposed of. Licenses available at the City Recorder. Harrell Dalton, City Marshal. Local notes report residents traveling, cattle prices strong, and a Soldiers Memorial site chosen to be unveiled on Armistice Day.
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Parowan City
City Recorder
Harrell Dalton
City Marshall
Service Star Legion
Hamlin Valley Men Bring Record Coyote and Cat Bounty
The Hamlin Valley party led by Robert Lotson and A. T Dot sok brought in 68 coyotes and 18 cats, earning a $462 bounty via certificates. Nine other locals reported sizable catches, with fishers noting many pelts not eligible due to legal requirements and a total of about 500 predatory animals bountied this year. Also, local Republicans elected delegates to the County convention in Cedar City.
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Robert Lotson
A. T Dotsok
Hamlin Valley
West End
Beeldee
Mr. Detain
Bayles to Spend Winter in Salt Lake City
Anna M. Bayles leaves Friday morning to winter in Salt Lake City after purchasing a home and shipping belongings. Her Utah rental home will host Mr. and Mrs. Jos. B. Adams who are moving in immediately. Local visitors include M. J. Uria and Wilson Lunt from Cedar City.
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Anna M. Bayles
Jegal
Salt Lake City
Jos. B. Adama
Dun
Doings at School at Parowan Registers 491 Students
Registration at Parowan Schools reaches 491 in twelve grades with slight rise over last year. Students from 1st to 12th grade listed by grade counts. Boys and high school pupils cleaned school grounds with shovels hoes and rakes before a peanut boat treat provided by girls.
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Parowan
Fair Sex
Seventh Grade Organizes and Election Details
A Parowan school seventh grade holds a two day organization, electing Lois Stubbs as president and Kent Mitchell as vice president among others. The class colors are blue and white, with Mr Empey named class father and Caroline Dalton as class reporter. A first get acquainted party is set for Friday at 7 20 PM in the High School auditorium, hosted by the Parent Teachers Association with readings songs speeches games and refreshments, drawing Paragonah neighbors to join Parowan patrons in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Stubbs
Kent Mitchell
Ruby Ward
LeRoy Stubbs
May Burt Yeil
Mr. Empey
Clase
Caroline Dalton
Parent-Teachers' Association
Paragonah
Echoes to furnish tennis court at school site
Following grounds clean up, work will start on a tennis court east of the school building. Only a clay court is planned for now, but it will support a future concrete version. Net and rackets are available, court to be enclosed with wire netting after leveling, funded by last year’s senior class and additional contributions.
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Dean
Lyman
Bincham Canyon
The
Timea
Flogsie
Mence
George
J. 5. McAllister
St. George
McAlister
Beaver
Milford
Minersville
Lion's Club of
Times
W. L. Adams
Mr. Adamns
Chautauqua Program Opens Next Wednesday
The article highlights an upcoming Chautauqua program set to begin next Wednesday. It also notes a feature by Elmo Scott Watson on radio transmission of motion pictures and mentions local crop conditions and a dramatic threshing machine fire incident at J. B. Adams's Meld site, saved by a prepared response.
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the Times
Elmo Scott Watson
Gurr
J. B. Adams
Staheli
Charles Fox
Two Criminal Suits Filed in District Court
Two criminal suits were filed this week in the District Court naming Albert A. Nelson and Thomas Bryant as defendants on grand larceny charges linked to the alleged killing of two sheep owned by William Wood and Rulon Wood. Bondsmen are Myles Hunter and Pan, with Wm. Knox as defense counsel.
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District Court
Albert A
Burt) Nelson
Thomas Bryant
Wmn
Wood
Rulon Wood
Cindat
Wm. F. Knox
Myles Hunter
Relief Sisters Bail Purses for Missionaries
A West Ward Relief Society gathering at Mrs. Maude Dalton home honored her birthday and assembled a purse for her missionary son William M Dalton serving in the German mission. Refreshments were served and a similar prior event at Mrs. Sarah J Bayles home honored her missionary son Wendall with aid from the ladies. Rex and Glenda plan to move into the old Marsden residence on Main Street for the winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Ward Relief Society
Wea
Maude Dalton
Wm. M. Dalton
Sarah J. Bayles
Wendall
Eslatera
Bayles
Roellef Society
It Ie
Rex
Glanda
Marsden
Main Street
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Glenna Ward
Taggart
Mitchell
Salt Lake
New West Ward Church
Arthur Petersen
Imperial Valley
Mrs. Reed Smith
Mrs. Smith
George D. Morrin
John C. Benson
Enterprise
I. A. Matheson
Parowan Meat Market
George Valentine
Bis Isane
Alls
Mesara
M. J. Uria
Wilson Lunt
Edward W. Ward
Eia
Charles Skiff
Mayme Chilton
California
P’t
Glenina M. Ward
Frank Stevens
Jessa Mickelson
Parent-Teachers Association
Echoos
Rndia
Peter Gur
Gurraald
Millard County
Pan
Aston Gifford
Springdale
Leola Button
Rockville
White Collara
Ira N. Heyward
B.A
Mir
Heyward
East
Bingie
Gale
Relief Sisters
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