Greamery Opens at Branch College in Southern Utah
The Branch College Agricultural Department announces the opening of a college creamery with renovated facilities and up to date dairy equipment. It invites cream producers to market through the college creamery and offers dairying courses for high school and college students to diversify farming in Southern Utah.
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Branch College
Agricultural Department
State Agricultural College
Utah
Additional Program For Chautauqua Featured In Parowan
Earl Nott describes an Ellison-White chautauqua program in Parowan from November 1 to 5 with a musical prelude by William Pearsall and a saxophone piano duet. Captain Upton lectures on night two, with the Patton Brothers closing night music and Dr. Shepherd Advances a thoughtful lecture, plus the Philippine Quartet performs.
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Earl Nott
Parowan
Will Arthur Dietrick
Captain Upton
Patton Brothers
Faculty Reception Attracts Large Crowd At B A C
Practically all students and many patrons gathered at the B A C last Friday evening for a faculty led program. About 400 people attended at 8 30 p m for a lively program by faculty students and townspeople followed by a friendly handshake and social dancing with labeled introductions and punch and waters.
Agricultural Club Reelects leaders and outlines program
The Agricultural Club of the B. A. . reorganized on Wednesday electing Rulon Wood president Orion Dalley vice president and Daniel Clark secretary and treasurer Director Cardon presented ideas for club goals and a formal work program was adopted the club plans to raise scholarship funds for the school.
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The
Agricultural Club of the B. A
Rulon Wood
Orion Dalley
Daniel Clark
Cardon
Club Scholarship Fund Aims for Annual Academic Honors
The club offers a scholarship to the student with the best scholastic record this year and intends the fund to be a permanent yearly award.
Last Day to Register Before Fall Election
November 1 is the final registration date for voting this fall. Voters who did not participate in the City or County elections must register to vote. Contact registry agents Enoch Rasmussen or New 5 Whitney to verify eligibility and ensure your name is on the official list before November 1.
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Enoch Rasmussen
New 5
Whitney
Wilford Day Mercantile Co Features Ad This Week
A half page advertisement highlights special features at Wilford Day Mercantile Co and advertises Kopp's Garage Cedar City price offers on Dodge and Buick cars. Read carefully for details and savings.
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Wilford Day Mercantile Co
Kopp
Cedar City
Dodge
Buick
Parowan Times Seeks 125 Families to Subscribe
The Parowan Times canvasses Parowan residents to boost subscribers during Home Town Paper Week November 7 to 12. Officials aim for 300 subscribers in Parowan, up from 175, asserting local papers map the town and valley.
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Parowan
Times
Nome
Parawan
Parawan Valley
Times Office
It’s A Girl Aboard Ye Editor’s Home
The editor announces the birth of a healthy girl at 1 15 Tuesday morning with Dr Green in attendance. It is the second daughter for the family and the parents invite well wishers to see the newborn, praising the baby as some baby. Mrs Mitchell is recovering and welcomes visitors.
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Green
Edward W Bentley Marries Dorothy Mix in Salt Lake Temple
Announcements say Edward W. Bentley son of the City Marshall married Dorothy Mix of Provo Utah on October 5 in the Salt Lake Temple Addie as he was known by locals is a Parowan stalwart and a fine young man He has worked in Provo railroad machine shops over a year and many friends extend congratulations and best wishes for happiness and prosperity.
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Edward W. Bentley
Marshall
Salt Lake Temple
Dorothy Mix
Provo
Utah
Addie
Parowan
Morgan Richards Leaves Parowan for the North
The article announces Morgan Richards will move from Parowan within days after his wife’s recent death. With six children in Salt Lake City, two in Logan and one in California, he plans to relocate to northern Utah, likely Salt Lake City. The community laments his departure yet wishes him pleasant years and a warm welcome if he returns.
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Morgan Richards
Parowan
Will
Salt Lake City
Logan
California
Weight
Democrats Name Ticket At Paro-Wan Precinct Meeting
At the precinct primary the Paro Wan Democrats nominated F. C. Van Buren for mayor J Alma Benson for council four two year terms Wim J Gurr Clifford Empey and W Warner Mitchell for city recorder L J Adams and Mary L Orton for city treasurer Adams ran against Orson O Orton and Mary L Orton Mitchell chaired the meeting with Empey as secretary for the coming city election all nominations by acclamation except Adams.
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Paro- Wan
F. C. van Buren
J. Alma Benson
Wim. J. Gurr
Clifford Empey
W. Warner Mitchell
City Recorder
L. J. Adams
Mary L. Orton
Mr. Adams
Orson O. Orton
Locals Clair Lowder and Ray Mitchell Return Home
Messrs. Clair Lowder and Ray Mitchell returned Tuesday from the Land Cedar road where they have been working for some time.
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Messrs
Clair Lowder
Ray Mitchell
Land-Cedar Road
Carlisle Hoyle
Cedar Road
Parowan High School Sees New Motion Picture Machine
The Parowan Schools have a new motion picture projector to be installed in the High School auditorium for educational value and student entertainment with two shows weekly. The Junior Class hosts a Halloween party on Friday October 28 in the High School auditorium, the first social of the year. Elections for school officers are set for Wednesday with two party tickets listed led by Commissioners and a Judge. Seventh and Eighth grade boys sign up to run agricultural projects with dairy cows hogs poultry and strict accounts under parental cooperation. A Grand Concert by Willard Andelin and Arvilla Clark is planned around October 10 at P H S.
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Parowan
American Party
Myra Dalton
Marie Halterman
Marlo Topham
Alys Adams
Arvilla Dalton
Claude
Adams
Ella Robinson
Frank Ward
F A N Club Discusses American Music at Home Meeting
The F A N Club met Friday afternoon at Mrs. Gwen M Gurrs home with Mrs Sharp in charge of the program on American music. Members responded to roll call with anecdotes about American composers. Mrs Sharp presented a paper on American music and Mrs Brickett gave brief biographies of several composers. Mrs Reginald Johnson sang two selections, praised for her unusually sweet voice, while Mrs Merrill Mitchell offered two piano pieces by American composers. Mrs Gurr and her daughter Mrs Mitchell served refreshments as the meeting adjourned to be held next week with Mrs Augusta Adams.
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Sharp
Republicans Reissue Primary Slate with Rasmussen Correction
The Times republishes the Republican primary slate noting an earlier omission of John T. Rasmussen for four-year term councilman. Also listed are four-year mayoral nominee J Clayton Mitchell and two-year councilmen A Halterman D A Matheson and Joseph B Dalton, plus Recorder L Nelson Marsden and Treasurer Joseph R Bentley.
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The
Times
John T. Rasmussen
Republican Party
J. Clayton Mitchell
John T. Rassmussen
A. Halterman
D. A. Matheson
Joseph B. Dalton
L. Nelson Marsden
Joseph R. Bentley
Help Wanted and Hat Sale Notice in Local Paper
The Times invites applications from young ladies to learn typesetting with potential for permanent work. Also announced is a closing sale on fall and winter hats at discounted prices, with inquiries urged to call for details.
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Times
S. O. D. H. Club Forms And Ghostly Weenie Roast
On October sixteenth a group of girls organized the S. O. D. H. Club with Eva Adams president and Josephine Mitchell treasurer. They planned a Weenie Roast at a canyon camp with a ghostly sighting, a moonlit camp, and games before returning home, with a note of planning for Halloween at Marsden's.
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S. O. D. H. Club
Eva Adams
Josephine Mitchell
Mrs Burton Hosts Intimate Birthday Evening
Mrs Burton entertained about thirty friends and relatives on Saturday for her birthday. The gathering featured card games readings and music by guests with homemade candy popcorn and pine nuts adding to the festive mood. Guests departed late after wishing the hostess many happy returns and praising the delightful evening.
Davis and Stapley Receive Marriage License in Kauarra Utah
County Clerk John W. Bentley reports a marriage license issued last week to James Wallace Davis and Vilda E. Stapley of Kauarra Utah. They were wed in the Clerk office by Mayor Mitchell. Carlisle Hoyle returns home from the Land Cedar road assignment.
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John W. Bentley
James Wallace Davis
Vilda E. Stapley
Kauarra Utah
Mitchell
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Greamery
Alexander Orton
Orton
Agricultural Club
Paratratt
Parowan Times
the Times
Democrats
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Clifton Halterman, Gardello Orton
Willard Andelin
Arvilla Clark
F. A. N. Club
Gwen M. Gurr
S.O. D.H
Bell
Alberta
Marsden
Mrs. Burton
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