11 Oct 1922
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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1922
Page
1
Fragmented OCR notes describe community efforts at a Parowan area store and committee meetings involving stockholders, trustees, and local officials. Mentions include education events, a Christmas sale, and potential large purchases while detailing local residents and business figures in a period context.
Funeral services were held at the Tabernacle for seven year old Reyneth Robinson, son of Mr. and Mrs. James G. Robinson Jr. He died after a brief illness, being treated at Cerai ity hospital. Relatives and friends, including Wears Win HK Ton and Walter Batchell, attended. Poems and a piano number honored the child, with the hymn More Holiness Give Me sung by the choir.
Pioneer to Paro Wai and Cannonsike figures appear in a brief, garbled notice. It notes family links to Mrs Ester E Orton and Mig Chion with references to a trip to St George for temple work. The text preserves names like Jak, Johnsent, Patesich, Juha Wal do, Geo Jolson with unclear roles.
Messy account describes a Daughters of Pioneers gathering at Relief Hall on October 3 with songs and talks about pioneers, Indians, and local figures. Mentions speakers including a Republican official and notes plans for a tea, folk music, and announcements about visits to Milford and Cedar City.
Jarowan thzh Scheo Jedeang team sent Weir to represent the school at a slate meet late week. Ogive of the pupils competed in livestock and crops judging, with Almond Orton Nile Marston leading the effort. Weir earned gold while others placed, highlighting students’ polite excellence and teamwork in agriculture and athletic debates.
Fragmented notices mention Ernest Green of Cedar Ost in a Paroain event and Mrs Baas Tiding of Pouginteh with her mother. Dawid Loughran from Motn Inn Garage left for Galien on a Bese WS. Wells Clark plans Lake City trip for examination amid World War references.
A local report details Congressman Colton visiting San Bo Celio in Gora as a bustling crowd posed questions and listened intently to a midweek speech. Officials described the scene as alert and orderly with security staff guiding attendees.
A large crowd gathered for a farewell event at the opera house on Monday night for Mr Al Ett Varsden who left yesterday for Sraeuen ko Greist Biinin. Attendees raised about $40 toward a community fund for future help.
Local notes report a Beaver Chamber of Commerce farewell party postponed to Friday with plans for a social gathering at the new high school auditorium. Mentions of regional editors, beaver visitors, and trips to Europe appear amid community updates and upcoming meetings.
Delegates at Cedar City convened to nominate a county ticket amid missing officials. Walter Bichtell chaired, with Vieener Dalley as secretary as members debated nominations for sheriff treasurer and other posts. Heber E Hamson and Thom W Jos pursued two year terms while Maeser, Dathey, and others faced ballots.
Mr Harvey Duntop of Parsgonah paid a $1000 life insurance premium to Mrs Mialdred Love Raver in Perovan. Several locals, including Mes. Clara Belley and Mrs Su ede Pareells, left Monday to avoid ACC. Messrs Tuck Retson and Taslit Parkinson traveled for business while others attended a gaming event at L D & Business College. Halloween decorates the Grech & Great Store windows as many participants report a pleasant week and plans for a film project by Lasky Corporation with around 200 people needed. The Covered Wargo project titled by King Emerson Hugh is set to film near Mereda, with Antonopa Liland and Gent Satt Lake involved.
Neighbors at Mrs Ernest Ove’s home hosted a backlit birthday surprise last week. Friends and family gathered to mark the occasion with smiles and a cheerful atmosphere, though the honoree declined to reveal her exact age.
A fragment from Two Exchanger satire shows two Republican speakers with opposing tones. One celebrates prosperity ending hard times while the other laments gloom and widespread sadness across the country.
Curt Key Watlington announces Buin Head hotel reopens through hunting season to house hunters who wish to stay without the toll of a catnip visit, serving as headquarters and accommodation during the period.
Last Friday the schools organized a cleanup around school buildings. Students and staff collected litter and weeds, improving the grounds’ appearance. About ten loads of tumbleweeds were moved from around a telephone pole and bike area near the court. That evening the seventh grade hosted a chess party in the park with students and instructors in attendance.
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