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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1925
Page
1
The report lists cement and concrete tasks in progress with named workers and locations. It notes pours to-day and upcoming tasks in the Southeast and Northeast corners, mentions foreman and signatories, and references local crews and timelines for the project.
Organizers announce a masquerade ball at the Opera House on October 20 to aid Mrs Maurgueite Mortensen’s family after her daughter’s hospitalization and surgery. Proceeds go to support medical needs. event hosted by the E Club with additional fundraising efforts.
The Eight Club met at Mrs Georgia Bo Mitchel's home to study Eighteenth Century Realists and view a portrait gallery. Mrs Lilla Mataden sketched a building and its work, and a review of Tom Jones highlighted its depiction of eighteenth century life. The meeting closed with a reading and plans for a Halloween party.
County Juvenile Judge George A Mitchell, visiting from Cedar City, gave a robust Sacrament talk on juvenile delinquency. The talk praised efforts of Latter Day Saints youth and followed by Elder Pendleton who added remarks and encouragement.
The ticket lists mayoral candidate T Catr Rowley seeking four year term and council candidates A Cbhara Orton and Tessh Guymon with two year terms, vice mayors FJ Whitbey and O6 Wf Adams, treasurer Anka Rasmussen, and 05 E Ward as treasurer nominee in a local city election slate.
A backward party is planned at Relief Society Hall Friday night at 8 for all Jubilee attendees. An operse will be made for the benevolent memory of Ver ene Adams Ladin.
Mr Bam Matheson recently returned from Texas after a brief trip with seventy five rams from the Southern Utah Sheep Breeders Association. The buyer Wegan expressed surprise at their fine quality while Cedar City area breeders quote $25 per ram delivered. The report notes Parowan natives and Kathlen Mitchell Roche attending a local worship and youth meeting, with extended plans for breeding ventures.
A recently opened route Buthutit to the Winnistow ends the Sum Tou detour delaying travel to GeJjur City for two months. Engineer Stewarts road supervisor says side-provisions ease travel toward the new project end within a week. Main street sections from the Gaurk Howse corner toward the South end of the city will begin work this week.
Mrs W A Wood is mentioned in a fragmentary notice concerning a court action or transfer dated this fall. The text is damaged and lacks clear details on parties or final outcome.
An appeal urges Parowan residents to support widening a main city road during ongoing Federal Aid construction. It proposes reclaiming sixteen feet on each side by grading the strip between the new curb and property line for better use, funded by donations and community effort.
Reports show Rex C Warite declined City Recorder bid prompting appointment of Joseph E Ward. Party committee selected Ward while primary ballots faced abstentions and internal divisions as Friday events followed last week’s county meeting.
An OCR fragment from Burtiehi County News features garbled names and phrases about Linotype and a visit to Parawan. It mentions brothers and a local machine with dove imagery and hopes for prosperity, but many words are unreadable or distorted.
A wet afternoon opening the Parowan Relief Society meeting on October 11 honored Mrs LN Marsden, stake president of the Relief Society, on her sixtieth birthday. Guests included her daughter and daughters in law as the program featured readings, a friendship quilt, songs, and tributes.
Fragmentary passages reference a social event, mention several personal names, and note a late week gathering at Laura's home. Details are garbled and unclear, with no verifiable actions or outcomes to confirm.
A church article urges Latter Day Saints families across the United States to attend Sunday School on October 25th. It emphasizes a nationwide Church Wide drive to improve religious education and participation, citing millions in Protestant families and urging better attendance next Sunday.
Halterman visits Cedar City Tank for an intelligence gathering operation while several residents face medical issues and travel plans. Milas Lugnia Hyreau departs for Salt Lake to resume work, and Cleaider Lowder plans a move to Los Angeles for employment. A birthday party occurs at a neighbor’s home and Mr and Mrs Geo A Mitchell visit from Cedar City with recovery noted after an operation.
A Democratic primary in the Library auditorium drew a small crowd and endorsed Adams for mayor after a noisy meeting led by James Mitchell and Walter Mitchell. Several candidates sought city posts including city recorder and treasurer, with Adams winning long-term support and a later withdrawal reshaping the slate.
City Attorney from OC reports progress on a land sale contract involving Duve Power Gy and Gacy's properties. Local residents, including family members of Licks and Pace, headed to East Lake City for a visit, while changes in occupancy and housing move through Beaver and Salt Lake area residents. Dr Green notes Theos Skougard's illness improving with rest.
A fragment notes Mr German and a person named Jatt in Nevada with winter work earlier. It mentions an order to keep in touch with events of bona before leaving. The readable text is sparse and uncertain about full facts.
The notice advertises delivery at the tithing office corral Friday morning at 10 o clock with terms about fees and payment options. It mentions Walter, Mitchell, Parowun as presumably advisors or individuals involved and invites potential bidders or contributors to contact for advance payments.
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