Doings at School and Student Activities Report
Miss Metjhe ney from the Art Textbook Company gave demonstrations on Art education as Superintendent Barlow and other staff visited enroute to Trova for Miss Margaret Williams' mother's funeral. Juniors and seniors dismissed Friday to allow deer-hunt participation. elementary grades remain in session. An I. A. G. assembly was held at the High School, with a Dramatic Art skit performed for teachers institute. Senior Literature notes include prose riddles and poems by Ruby Ward, Reed Edwards, and others.
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Barlow
Trova
Margaret Williams
Banque
Teachers Institute
Donald Taylor
Ellen J. Taylor
Lena MM. Slingerford
San Carlos Avenue
South Gate
Los Angeles
Proom
5. D. Taylor
Mrs. Taylor
Mr. Taylor
Firestone Tire
Farm and Labor Straw Vote Shows City Unity Split
Local Farm and Labor League members held a straw vote revealing split support for city offices. Four mayoral candidates and a wide slate of council and other posts received scattered votes, highlighting lack of consensus among members.
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FARM
Farm and Labor League
Marsden Heads Republican Ticket In City Primary
The Republican city primary nominated J L Marsden for mayor with David A Matheson for council two year term and George D Morris for long term. Other nominees included John Page for recorder and Verda Adams for treasurer. Voters faced tight ballots with several rounds before confirming choices amid strong Farm and Labor League presence.
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League
John W. Gurr
Illsat
John W. Lentley
John Page
John Gurr
Nella
Mitchiell
I. A. Matheson
George Morris
W. Leonard Evans
Edgar Benson
John Page Reesider
Verda Adams
David A. Matheson
George BD. Norris
Edge. Denton
Verda Edams
Mr. Evans
Mrrs
Adams
Asiies
Farm and Labor League
Recorders
Wun Nelson Marsden
Clair Jinlet
George D. Morris
Hulet
Meryer
G Rowtey
George I. Morrigag
Wm. H. L ¥Man
L. Nelson Marsden
Morris
Matheson
Marsden
Edgar Benpon
John WW. Bentley
Leonard Evana RR
L. Masterman
John T. Rasmussen
Jess Guyman
N. C. Farseells
Nellie M. Clark
George BD. Morris
Leonard Evans
Democrats nominate Decker by acclamation in primary
In a Wednesday primary the Democrats renominated Mayor Ivan Decker by acclamation. L. J. Adams won a council seat for the long term, with Ray Garner Wendall Bayles and John H. Pendleton securing short term spots. Edward G. Matheson was chosen recorder and Jed Orton won treasurer after a close vote.
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Fosts
L. J Adams
Ray D. Garner
Wendall Bayles
John Pendleton
E. G. Matheson
Jed Orton
Parawan Democrats
Ivan Decker
L. J. Adams
Ray UD
Garner
John H. Pendleton
Mewe Adams
Bele
Joel H. Orton
George Chilton
Ray Garner
F. W. Hiyatt
Kenneth Matheson
Taylor Miller
W. Warner Mitchell
John
Wendieton Chilton
Mitchell
Bayles
Pendleton
Hyatt
Ken Matheson
Orton
Miller
Democratic Party
Luella A. Dalton
Delta Mitchell
Mrs. Dalton
Flai
Thos. D. Adams
A. Z. Matheson
Arch Henson
Clifford Empey
John I. Pendleton
Council Refuses to Sanction Beer Sale in Parowan
Parowan city officials at a special meeting declined to back any move to permit 3.2 beer sales before statewide Prohibition vote. Mayor and council favored keeping the ban. cafe owner Frank E. Taylor urged action citing tourism and nearby towns' sales.
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Council
Parowan
Frank E. Taylor
Taylor
Repeal Campaign In Utah Framed As Education Drive
Franklin Riter head of the Utah League for Prohibition Repeal announces a campaign to educate Utahns on repealing the Eighteenth Amendment and Utah’s prohibition clause. Kh L Olsen of Ogden is named campaign director amid claims repeal gains from 32 states.
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Utah
Franklin Riter
Salt Lake
Utah League For Prohibition Repeal
United States
Riter
Man Riter
Kh. L. Olsen
Ogden
Olsen
American Legion
Olson
Utah League For Prohibition
lSquor
St Ig
Forts
Wren
Kidde
Vale
JAHK Superintendent Seeks Local Cooperation
Zion and Bryce Canyon national park superintendent Patran visits Parowan to meet the Chamber of Commerce president and asks for local cooperation in park matters. He emphasizes harmony with community interests as the park gains national status. President Day suggests dialogue and notes local sentiment shifting toward support now the park is established.
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Patran
Zion
Bryce Fational Turks
Cedar Breaks
Parowan
Chamber of Commerce
Day
Legion Plans Armistice Day Celebration
Tentative plans for Armistice Day were discussed at a Legion meeting. A morning patriotic gathering with possible parade and band, followed by afternoon boxing and wrestling and an evening dance were proposed. A committee to coordinate with community groups on finishing the race track was considered.
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Ommander
John WS. Gurr
Post
Leeo
Ilm
Legion
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