One item for every day of January, from the Washington County News as digitized by Utah Digital Newspapers (J. Willard Marriott Library, University of Utah). Each day links to its original newspaper page.
- January 1, 1931: “Most of the people here went to Santa Clara Christmas to participate in family celebrations there.”
- January 2, 1941: “Floyd Ence is home from Logan where he is attending the U.S.A.C. Miss Shirley Reber entertained several friends at a waffle supper at her home last Sa…”
- January 3, 1929: “During the month of December the population of Ivins has increased by the arrival of three babies. … Saturday night a chicken supper was enjoyed at th…”
- January 4, 1940: “The young folks had parties during the Christmas holidays at the homes of Misses Shirley Reber and Verlene Tobler.”
- January 5, 1939: “E. J. Reber of Ivins underwent minor surgery at the local hospital last Friday, returning home Saturday.”
- January 6, 1938: “They were accompanied on their return trip by Walter Brooks who is coach at the Hurricane high school and who had spent the latter part of the week at…”
- January 7, 1960: A full newspaper page that mentions Ivins (page 1)
- January 8, 1942: “Miss Mary Gubler, a former Ivins resident, now living in Salt Lake City, spent a short time here Friday visiting old friends. Reed Gray and Eldon Gubl…”
- January 9, 1936: “The holidays passed in much the usual manner.”
- January 10, 1957: A full newspaper page that mentions Ivins (page 5)
- January 11, 1934: “The house was crowded and everyone enjoyed the play very much.”
- January 12, 1928: “All the men turned out and worked all day putting in bridges and grading the main streets.”
- January 13, 1938: “They felt that Ivins sorely needed additional rooms for class work.”
- January 14, 1943: “A large crowd of relatives and friends from Santa Clara attended the party.”
- January 15, 1959: A full newspaper page that mentions Ivins (page 4)
- January 16, 1936: An Ivins news column
- January 17, 1963: A full newspaper page that mentions Ivins (page 5)
- January 18, 1945: “The grave in the Enterprise cemetery was dedicated by Mr. Paxman.”
- January 19, 1933: “Leo F. Reber is on a home mission to Central.”
- January 20, 1944: An Ivins news column
- January 21, 1932: “Bishop Vivian Frei of Santa Clara also attended the meeting.”
- January 22, 1925: “Reuben Ence left last Friday for the road camp below Bunkerville.”
- January 23, 1936: “Burial was in the Santa Clara cemetery and the grave was dedicated by Edward R. Frei.”
- January 24, 1935: “Milo Ence was sustained at Superintendant with Samuel Gubler and Weston Hafen as counselors.”
- January 25, 1940: “Several of the ladies from here attended union meeting at St. George last Saturday afternoon.”
- January 26, 1928: “Alden Gray left last Wednesday for Los Angeles, on business.”
- January 27, 1938: “They parked the car just north of the Gray place, locked it, and started hiking up to the big point of the Red mountain just north of town.”
- January 28, 1937: An Ivins news column
- January 29, 1925: “She was 48 years and seven months old at her death.”
- January 30, 1936: “Helen Gubler spent the weekend here and left Sunday for Logandale to spend a few days with her brother.”
- January 31, 1929: “She served as president of the Ivins Relief Society branch.”