Legion plans big Armistice Day parade activities
Following a meeting last evening, the American Legion announced plans for Armistice Day on the first of next month. The parade is expected to be the largest in town history with a school class prize, a prominent band, and an unveiling ceremony at the monument and East Ward chapel. Horse racing, a barbecue, and an evening boxing card precede the dance. New committees include Race Committee with Matheson, File, and Butcher. Salute Firing Committee with Killier, Bettridge, and Benson. ex-service lists to assemble at the hook house at 9:30.
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American Legion
Perawan
E¢Hook House
A.B. Matheson
Lewis BR. File
Roy Butcher
Lawrence Mkillier
Webster Bettridge
Clarence Benson
Two Local Crashes Leave Teens Injured Near Cedar
Miss Lorna Lowe suffered serious injuries in a wreck on the rocky slope near the Webster farm between there and Cedar. The driver’s alibi and possible drinking were questioned as she recovered in hospital. Keith Bauer, grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Lowe, also hurt when struck by a car near Cedar City, sustaining multiple injuries before being treated at his grandfather’s home. A hospital stay followed for both, with updates on recovery.
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Lorna Lowe
George A. Lowe Jr
Webster Farm
Cedar
Keith Bauer
Cedar City
Smith-for-President Club Organized in Local Meeting
A Smith-for-President Club was organized by local Democratic workers at the courthouse with Mrs. M. B. Kenyon and Mrs. Wim. Osbourn present. Officers elected include Mrs. Taylor Parkinson as chairman L. J. Adams as vice chairman and Mrs. O. F. Wiltsey as secretary. The group aims to back Alfred E. Smith's presidential bid and support local and state tickets.
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M. B. Kenyon
Wim. Osbourn
Cedar Cty
Mra Taylor Parkinson
L. J. Adams
O. FR
Wwiltsey
Alfred E. Smith
Parowan to seek seminary next year
Parowan residents plan to apply early next year to the L D S Church for a seminary to be established in town at the start of the next school year. The church would cover instructor salaries while the community provides the building, with the new West ward chapel and recreation hall to house the seminary. Reports note others from nearby Paragontah and Dixie clan events in the area.
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Parowans
L. D
H. L. Adams
West Ward
Parowan
Chautauqua Delivering Strong Show Across Communities
Parowan hosted the second Inter-community Chautauqua with Cedar City and St. George groups and the Teaver Lions Club. Acts included Under Cover directed by W L Adams, White Collate, Purple Towers, and a Dixie College musical, drawing the largest audience yet. Gross receipts reached 441.15 with a likely tidy Chamber of Commerce sum.
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Nity Chautaupua
Chamber of Commerce
Cedar City
St. George
Lion's Club
Teaver
Parowan
W. L. Adams
Patowan
Frank Adama
Madge Petersen
Jean Matheson
Taylor Miller
Harley Talton
Adrian Adams
Miss Petersen
Will L
Will L. Adams
Kieh
Tra N. Hayward
Serjeant
Winter
St. George's
Purple Towers
Dixie College
Joseph W. McAllister
LaGene Morris
Leland Lamoréaux
Geaver
Chamber of Commerce Treasury
St. George and
Beaver
Cedar
Uncle Sam Counts His Children feature tease
In Washington preparations begin for the 1790 and 1930 decennial census, with officials estimating the nation’s population in 1939. The illustrated feature by Edma Scott Watson explores how many children Uncle Sam had at the first count and what he will find in 1930, inviting readers to compare results.
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United States
Washington
I. C
Uncle Sam
Edma Scott Watson
the Times
Personal News and Local Happenings Report
Local items note Mr Kay H Adams considers moving to Wyoming for farming and livestock work, and Marion Adams nearby. Dick Benson spent days in Salt Lake City and Ogden. Visitors Malmberg and Yin Decker toured Sevier and Sanpete Counties. Charles F. Bentley returns from Zion Park. Mrs Elmer Tivens plans to join husband in Caliente Nevada for winter. Elmer plays for U P winter basketball. Augusta Adams leaves for Salt Lake City with teachers for institute. Alma Benson did a Salt Lake City business trip. Mrs Claude Burton's family visits Panguich. she suffers a lame spell. F Van Duren travels from Ogden to hunt deer.
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Dick Benson
Salt Lake City
Ogden
Forest Office
Ozgoltn
Political Speakers Coming Within Week
Within the next week representatives from the two parties will visit the County for meetings and interviews with party workers. Republicans Watt and Seegmiller arrive Saturday, with Colton and Bates slated Monday evening for a rally and interview session, followed by further visits and discussions throughout the week. The Democratic ticket lineup was rearranged with Macfarlane leading the long term ticket and Graner and Palmer as nominees for county offices. others declined or rearranged due to local commitments and strategic considerations.
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Wm. HH. Watt
Covernar
W. W. Seegmiller
Ard
M. J. Macfarlane
Cedar City
C Hunce
Macfarlane
Walter KL Gran Ber
E. J. Palmer
Ler. Macfarlane
Unusual Cast Shines In Loyd's Film The Cop
William Boyd stars in The Cop at Victory Theatre next Thursday and Friday. The production features Donald Crisp as a detective and Emile de Ruelle as a gang member, with many familiar screen personalities appearing in crowd scenes.
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Willian Boyd
Pathe
Victory Theatre
Asda
Bord
Jacqueline Logan
Robert Armstrong
Alan
Ifale
Donald Crisp
Ani Ny
Oressions
Emile de Ruelle
X Gang of Crooks
Trarey
Louise Stewart
Akhar Wait- Jv
First Meting In New West Ward Chapel Draws Large Attendance
The first sacrament meeting in the new West Ward chapel drew near six hundred people from the two wards. Speakers included N Marsden Q secad M Lyman and Samuel Mortensen. Bishop Adams thanked helpers and urged completion and funding for the unfinished building. President Palmer praised Parowan and urged dedication at the next Stake conference. motion to finish paying for the project passed unanimously. Special musical numbers highlighted the service.
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New West Ward
N. Marsden
Qsecad
M. Lyman
Samuel €. Mortensen
Bernard Liddell
Stake
Palmer
Arthur
H. Fife
Adamy
Adams
Sone
Freseo
Parowan
Utah
Althir
Tie Community Ag
Fres Dent
Onhe Spord
Eve G
Ray D. Garver
Missea
Mary Orton
Myra Lalton
Jongar
Commissioners Meeting Set For Tuesday In County Schedule
The Board of County Commissioners will meet on Tuesday November 16 replacing the earlier date. The notice notes Armistice Day celebrations and includes updates from County Clerk. John Mitchell and J Claston Mitchell traveled from Salt Lake City to Cedar City due to Airy Mitchells serious illness. Mr Knell has died.
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Goard of Coupty Commissioners
Ondary
Celebratos Aa Armistica Tay
Coun’y Clerx Adv.aca
Amd Aly
J. Claston
Mitchell
P. FL Knell
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Farowan
Leland Lamoreaux
Roy McBride
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Carlos Thornton
Io Parawan
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Kay H. Adams
Wyoming
Marion
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Sanpete
Becton
Charles F. Bentley
Zion Fark
Elmer Tivens
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Elmer
U. P
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Claude Burton
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