Tickets Named by Both Parties in City Election Field
Republicans and Democrats nominated a full slate for city offices. GOP names include Mayor John W. Bentley and councilmen Clarence Richards Oscar M. Lyman Jesse Guyman Edgar Benson with other posts decided by ballots. Democratic picks feature Walter C. Mitchell for Mayor and several council and treasurer candidates.
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John W. Bentley
Clarence Richards
Oscar M. Lyman
Jesse Guyman
Edgar Benson
Richard Beason
Ray Morris
James C. Robwinson Jr
J.ward
Edward Bentley
Jess Guyman
F. W. Hyatt
James Green
Arthur Joseph
Anthony Paxton
George Rasmussen
J. A. Para
Mamie D. Orton
Dean Clark
Gwen M. Gurr
Mary L. Orton
Miss Rasmussen
Mr. Marsden
Tirs
Gurr
Morris
Lyman
H. C. Parcells
Durham Morris
L. N. Marsden
P. A. Clark
George D. Mornla
FP. A. Clark
Walter C. Mitchell
G. (. Mortensen
Wm. J. Gurr
Ivan Decker
Silas Orton
June Topham
Retorder
Roy Hyatt
Mortensen
Wm. J. Gorr
Paul MM
Adams
Albert Adams
Silas T. Orton
Auncel Adams
Detker
Orton
June Tophem
Walter ©. Mitchell
Polot-Blank
L. J Adams
Mitchell
Wm. Adams
Kate Taylor
W. W. Mitchel
Taylor Parkinson
Greetings from Elder Mitchell on first anniversary abroad
Brooklyn New York October 10 1927 Elder Mitchell writes home on one year away from home on a two year East mission. He details city and country postings in New York Brooklyn Jersey City Hoboken and Palmyra Canada and shares meetings with Reed Durham Milo Mareden Marsden and family visits in Parowan.
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Brooklyn
New York
Gatea Ave
East
New York City
Jersey City
Hoboken
New Jersey
Journal Square
Canada
Hill Cemorah
Palmyra
Reed Durham
Altthough
Reed
Parowan
Brunswick
Bays
Milo Mareden
Marsden
Milo
Jim
Spectacular highway to link Zion with nearby parks
Work begins on a grand road in Zion National Park to connect Bryce Canyon monument Cedar Breaks and Grand Canyon into a scenic loop. The project costs over a million dollars and will take two years, featuring a 6290 foot tunnel and six cliff galleries with views of East Temple West Temple and the Towers of the Virgin.
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Bryce Canyon National
Zion National Park
Grand Canyon National Park
National Park Service
Hig
Boogoon
S'nawava
Meghitude
L. J. Hewes
United States Bureau of Public Roads
National Parks
Bureau
Pine Creek
East Temple
West Temple
Zion
Zlon Canyon
Pine Creek Canyon
Bryce Canyon National Monument
Cedar Breaks
Bryce
Grand Canyon
Primary to Stage Hallowe'en Party in Relief Hall
The East Ward Primary schedules a Hallowe'en Party on Saturday October 29 in the Relief Hall. Children under nine meet at 2 30 in the afternoon while older youths gather at 7 in the evening. Admission is 1 and 2 cents with children urged to bring extra pennies. Officials will serve refreshments.
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East Ward
Milford visitors sparking local greetings
Afr and Mrs Jasper Cartright arrived from Milford to visit relatives and friends for several days this week, sharing time with the community during their short stay.
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Afr
Jasper Cartright
Milford
When Indian Summer Begins and Why It Is
An in depth feature by Elmo Scott Watson explores the origin and timing of Indian Summer. The article surveys theories about the season’s name and the unpredictable onset, offering readers insights on ending Summer and its mysterious timing.
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the Times
Elmo Scott Watson
Pendleton Notes Request Times For Schools Chief, Nurse
Mrs John H Pendleton asks the Times to send copies to Wa getah High School where her husband John is an instructor in the Mechanic Arts department She adds she has taken a night nurse position at Heber City hospital The note expresses interest in local happenings by good people here.
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John H. Pendleton
John
Wagateh High School
Heber City Hospital
Miss Huldah Mitchell Returns to Cedar City Winter Teaching
Miss Huldah Mitchell, teaching in Cedar City this winter, spent the weekend at home with her family and friends.
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Huldah Mitchell
Cedar City
Deer hunter brings home big cougar on grade
A hunter named Stuion Lyman reported bagging a large cougar the first of the week after spotting it on the Grade. No other details provided.
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Stuion Lyman
Rex Loyd Visits Milford Family This Week
Mr Rex Loyd traveled from Milford to visit his mother and sisters this week. He arrived early in the week and planned a brief stay with relatives.
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Rex Loyd
Milford
Parowan Bus Incident Involving Mr John and Topham Jr
A report notes a Monday bus incident involving Mr John and Topham Jr as the transit event in Parowan this week.
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John & Topham Jr
Parowan
Visit From Salt Lake City Delights Local Family
Mr and Mrs N S Taggart Mr and Mrs J R Lindsley and Miss Josephine Mittchell motored from Salt Lake City to visit the Wm C Mitchell family. All except Drs Lindsley returned Sunday afternoon. She will stay a few days before returning home.
Street talk on party primary hints at officer resignations
After the Republican primary last Friday evening residents say several appointive officers may be ousted at year’s start. The chatter suggests they should start seeking a new place to light if the rumors prove true.
Milford visitor Cass Iy brakes for Cedar City railroad
Mr. Cassidy Root from Milford spent the week in town and at Cedar City. He was seen "braking" for the railroad project out of Milford while here on business.
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Cassidy Root
Milford
Cedar City
Cass
City Election Registration Deadline Approaches
The Times notes only one day remains to register before the fall city election. Voters are urged to check the official voter registry for their name.
Times Observes Twelfth Birthday in Home Town Paper
The issue marks No 1 Volume 13 as the paper celebrates twelve years since its 1915 start. Readers are invited to praise or criticize progress, and many subscriptions expire, with reminders enclosed for early renewals.
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Tiaes
Fpanel
Bandit Drama Impresses Parowan Cedar City Audiences
Washington County News praised Parowan's performance of The Bandit noting flawless acting and special mentions for W L Adams as The Bandit and Ralph Jensen as Uncle Henry. Cedar City audiences echoed the sentiment calling it one of the best dramas they had seen.
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Terowan
St. George
Washington County News
W L. Adams
the Bandit
Ralph Jensen
Uncle Henry
Cedar City
Logan People Give Splendid Recital in Logan
A Logan recital last Wednesday by Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Bailey assisted by Mr. and Mrs. Otto K Mehr and Mrs. S N Daniela drew a large audience. The Bailey duet and solo performances and Mrs Mehr’s piano solos impressed patrons who thanked the singers for an entertaining event. The Bailey party toured en route to the L D S Temple dedication in Mesa Arizona. A family gathering followed at Walter C Mitchell’s to honor the visitors.
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L. J. Bailey
Logan
API
Otto Kmehr
SN. Daniela
Salt Lake City
Birs. Bailey
Solog
Bailey
Mitchell Boys
L. D. S Temple
Mesa
Arizona
Walter C. Mitchell
Aged couple wed quietly at Matheson home
Friday evening last, David Matheson and Eliza beth Cummings, both long past seventy, were secretly married at the Matheson residence. Bishop H. L. Adams performed the ceremony for immediate family. The groom is a longtime local figure. the bride, sister of Matheson's former wife, came from South Africa years ago.
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David Matheson
Elizabeth Cummings
Matheson
Bishop H. L. Adams
Aud
L. N. Mareden
Mr. Matheson
South Africa
Scotland
Armistice Day Boxing Bout Headliner for Local Events
Marion Whitney of this city and Charles Rendeau of Cedar City will headline a six round boxing bout for Armistice Day. The contract is set. $90 is split with the winner taking 54 or 60 percent and the loser 36 or 40 percent. The fight will be held at the Opera House as part of Legion led Armistice Day celebrations with additional events to be announced.
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Marion Whitney
Charles Rendeau
Cedar City
Legion
Opera House
The
American Legion
Daughters of Figneers Set for Annual Election
The Daughters of the Pioneers will hold their regular meeting in Relief Hall next Thursday with the annual officer vote as the main order. A strong turnout is urged as the retiring officers include Amelia Burton the President and Jane Adams the First vice president among others.
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Daughters of the Pioneers
Amelia Burton
Jane Adams
Hazel L. Pendleton
Fae N. Benson
Annual Educational Institute Set for Parowan Stake
The Annual L. D. and Educational Institute for the Parowan Stake will meet at the Cedar City Seminary building next Sunday October 30. Morning session at 10 for stake presidency bishops clerks religion class officers and teachers. Afternoon session at 2 for stake ward boards of education and priesthood officers with General Authorities from Salt Lake City expected.
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L. D
Parowan Stake
Cedar City
Stake
Ward Boards of Education
Salt Lake City
Missionary Farewell for Almon Orton Thursday Night
A missionary farewell party is planned Thursday night for Almon Orton who leaves soon for a mission with the LDS Church. He will join the Central States mission headquartered in Missouri.
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Almon Orton
L.dt. 8
Parowan West Werd
Almond
Central States
Missouri
Marriage Licenses Issued to Four Couples This Week
The Clerk's office signed marriage licenses for David Matheson and Elizabeth Cummings of Parowan and for Wm. Robert Petty and Ella Gomez of Modena. Bishop Adams united the first couple and Bishop Marsden the second in ceremony.
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David Matheson
Elizabeth Cummings
Parowan
Robert Petty
Ella Gomez
Modena
Bishop Adams
Marsden
Hunters Return With Buckskins and Venison
A number of hunters have returned with buckskins while some are still away. The editor thanks Rex C. Ward and P. A Clark along with their spouses for generous portions of venison from their successful hunts.
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Rex C. Ward
P. A Clark
Mr. Ward
Mr. Clark
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Elder Mitchell
Milly
Zion Can Fran
Utah
Zoo-zoo
Zion Canyon
Rocksville
Mukustuweap River
Hallowe'en Party
TIMES
Daughters OF Figneers
Chamber OF Commerce
Court House
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