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Newspaper

Milford News

Location

Milford, Utah, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1933

Page

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Local Forty Niner Show Plans Taking Shape

Beaver and Milford baseball teams open the American Legion 49er Show on Friday April 28 at 1 pm followed by a big parade with about 40 floats. The event includes dog races contests gadgets and a machine gun exhibit with fortune tellers keno and carnival games plus a large dance and bands from across the state.

Beaver Milford Big American Legion C. R. Partish National Guard Cedar City Richfield Focal Post Oh! West Legion Boys

Milford Lions Club Meeting Focuses on Routine Matters

The Milford Lions club held its regular luncheon with President R E Ellingsworth presiding. Members Murdock Nielsen Hubbell Jefferson Koch Pool Parrish D S Williams H Cline Wynaught attended. A discussion on a ladies night dinner dance and publicity plans involving Lehman's caves and Salt Lake Tribune was noted.

Beaver Lions Milford Lions Club Lion R. E. Ellingsworth Lions Murdock Nielson Hubbell Jefferson Koch Pool Parrish D. S. Williams H. Cline Wynaught Lion Wynaught Lehman's Caves The Salt Lake Tribune

Road Work Resumes On Scenic Junction Beaver Route

Work resumes on the Junction to Beaver scenic road after a snow halt. The project aims to connect the Puffer lake road for summer travel between the two valleys, aiding travelers and boosting regional access.

Junction Beaver Puffer Lake

Snow Measurements at Merchant's Valley Record

Cliff McShane of the Telluride Company provides three years of snow data for Merchant's Valley. The figures show 1931 with 14 inches of water, 4.6. 1932 with 27.13 inches, 10.62. and 1933 with 25.20 inches, 6.22.

Cliff McShane Telluride Company Merchants Valley

Former Milford Resident Dies in Los Angeles

Stanley T. Fotheringham, 45, a Milford native, died Tuesday morning in a Los Angeles hospital from arthritis. He lived much of his life in Milford, where he married Annie J. Fotheringham. surviving are his wife, three minor children, mother Harriet Fotheringham, brother S. H. Fotheringham of Murray, and three sisters in Milford and Huntington Park, California. He worked about ten years in Milford shops and left the town in 1921. Mrs. Tanner departed Tuesday afternoon to attend the funeral.

Stanley T. Fotheringham Milford Los Angeles Mr. Fotheringham Beaver Annie J. Fotheringham Harriet Fotheringham S. H. Fotheringham

Bohn Named Hatchery Head In Beaver County

Murray Bohn has been placed in charge of the local fish hatchery following a state order. Gus Easton will shift to field work as warden for Beaver and part of Millard counties. The state renewed its lease on the Cy Davis hatchery and plans to greatly increase production with improvements including fence around the slough and protective netting.

Beaver Press State Fish and Game Department Murray Bohn Gus Easton Beaver Millard County Bohn Cy Davis Beaver County

Milford Young Man Emerges as Honors Candidate

Horace Falmer of Milford is named a promising spring athletic honors candidate at Utah State Agricultural College. A junior in agriculture he competes on the field and track squad under coach EB L Romney and is among the veterans shaping a strong team this season.

Horace Falmer Milford Utah State Agricultural College EB. L Dick” Romney Palmer Romney School of Agriculture

Minersville Social Notes Dry Weekend Visits

Mrs Randell Banks and her young daughter returned home after a week with a Beaver relative. Am erican Fork couple Niles Binns visited friends here Friday. Frank Mickleson and two daughters from Parowan stayed with relatives. Ruby Hardy spent the weekend with kin. William and Mrs Bradshaw welcomed a baby girl born Friday April 7. Pete Pickett of Long Beach visits George Dalton’s home. William Gibson called on friends Sunday. Cora Goodwin returned after five weeks in Summit and Enoch. Clara Skinner of Milford visits Wallace Cuizen. Hyrum Walker attended Salt Lake conference. Wallace Campbell and Clinton Thompson visit relatives in American Falls and Salt Lake.

Randell Banks Beaver Stanley Beaumont Niles Binns American Fork Frank Mickleson Parowan Ruby Hardy William Bradshaw Pete and Marion Pickett Long Beach California George Dalton William Gibson Cora Goodwin Summit Enoch Clara Skinner Milford Wallace Cuizen Hyrum Walker Salt Lake Wallace Campbell American Falls Idaho Clinton Thompson

Variety Pierian Club Meets for Reading and Social

The Pierian club met Monday afternoon April 10 at Mrs. J. D. Johnston's home. Members read and discussed the Commerce chapter from The Government of the United States and an article on Economics of America. Refreshments were served to dames J. R. Murdock I. J. Kelly L. G. Clay Roy White and R. E. Ellingsworth. Miss Margaret Jones and Miss Winn attended Beaver high school Junior Prom. Audrey Raines with Mrs. Lois Canham and baby went to Beaver Friday for the Junior Prom.

Pierian Club J. D. Johnston Commerce United States America J. R. Murdock I. J. Kelly L. G. Clay Roy White R. E. Ellingsworth Audrey Raines Lois Canham Baby Beaver

Local social notes and campus events update

Elvin Burke hosted friends on Monday. Miss Helen Carlson visited Salt Lake with friends and relatives. Speakers Brothers Williams and Blackner of Greenville spoke at Sacrament meeting Sunday evening. Mrs. Paul Worthern and children returned from Rockville after a two week stay with her parents. Junior Prom drew many youths at Beaver Friday. Milford faculty and partners enjoyed bonfire party with Minersville at Sanpete mine. Abra Myers celebrated birthday with games including 500. Daughters of Utah Pioneers gathered Sunday in L D S chapel led by Laura Corbridge. Fay Colton taught, Merlin Kelsey and Jennie Carter sang Loves Old Sweet Song, Vergin Jameson offered a comic reading.

Elvin Burke Helen Carlson Salt Lake Sacrament Williams and Blackner Greenville Paul Worthern Rockville Beaver Milford Minersville Oli Sanpete

Easter Dance Promises Funds for Local Chapel

Community members travel to Salt Lake and nearby towns for weekend activities. A big Easter dance at Arion hall Saturday features an enlarged orchestra. Proceeds support the L D S chapel building fund with matching general church funds, boosting local appeal.

Vance Fisher Cedar City J. M. Hughes Salt Lake F. R. Levi Salt Lake City Phyllis Charles B. Davis Davis R. E. Ellingsworth California E. L. Smith George W. Pate Arion Hall L. D

Milford hotel room fire likely caused by cigarette

Early Thursday morning last week a small fire in room 26 at the Milford hotel was quickly extinguished by manager H T Hanks and others. Damage was mostly confined to the room with smoke affecting hallways. A check by Lester Parker of Salt Lake for the insuring company fixed damage at just over a hundred dollars.

Milford H.T. Hanks Lester Parker Salt Lake

Campaign Planned to Boost Beef Sales for Western Cattle

Safeway and its affiliated retailers plan a beef grower consumer campaign from April 21 to May 6 across 27,226 stores in 21 states. R W Doe notes this first wide scale beef promotion aims to stabilize prices and boost demand while benefiting western cattle growers. Previous campaigns, including a January lamb drive, showed strong sales, with lamb reaching 560000 pounds in two days and a 141 percent demand rise.

West Safeway R. W. Doe Washington Montana Idaho Wyoming Nebraska Iowa Missouri Kansas Colorado Nevada Utah Oregon California Arizona New Mexico Oklahoma Arkansas Texas Safeway Company Doe

Social Hour club plans April 20 meeting and home care talk

SOUTH MILFORD the Social Hour club met at the club house with Mesdames Elmer and Jones as hostesses. They discussed Better Homes plans including flower and tree planting and served a two course luncheon. County agents Price and Dunn visited to advise on trees and care. Effie Barrows spoke on home management and rug care. Commissioner Ellingeworth returned from California.

Mesdames Carl Elmer Reuben Jones James Rollins Charles Husband Lew Mar Price Professor Dunn Effie Barrows U. S. A. C. Extension Division Ralph Ellingeworth San Bernardino California

King David shaft advances deep near Frisco exploration gains

The News reports rapid progress at the King David shaft around Frisco, down over 200 feet with a 390 foot target, potentially reaching 770 feet. The project, led by L R Fournier and C Koch of Telluride Power, uses six man crews and Cube iron shows in beds as exploration aims to contact Horn Silver veins.

King David Horn Frisco L. R. Fournier Telluride Power Company C. Koch Sylvester Milford Tintic Lead Mining Company K. G. Link Squaw Springs C. G. Smith Onson Billings Bob Cartwright Gib Elmer Snell Paul Gilmer Sam Colivich Shaft Walter Morgan Jack Darlington Leonard Ryan Karl Hanney Ralph Sylvester Louis Cartwright M. A. Keplinger Jim Ghring Eureka Mr. Sylvester

Married in Caliente in Nevada nuptials noted

Doris Skinner of this city wed William Mc Ghie Jr at the McGhie home in Caliente Nevada. A wedding supper followed the ceremony and a reception was held that evening. Hazel Eyre Milford visitor. Pete Newell to join Death Valley Inn staff soon.

The Beaver Press Joseph Skinner Doris William McGhie, Jr Wm. McGhie Caliente Nevada Hazel Eyre Adamsville Milford Mrs Pete Newell Death Valley Inn

Community ranches plan to urge power rate relief

At a meeting of electrical power users held last Saturday at the Clubhouse a committee from South Milford including W C Cates Tom Martin and J C Mack will be sent to Richfield to press for lower rates The Utilities commission has scheduled a hearing at Richfield on April 19 to hear complaints about high power rates in southern Utah

Wm. Ellingsworth Richfield The Utilities Commission Utah W. C. Cates Tom Martin J. Cmack South Milford

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Lions Club Merchant’s Valley Easton M. E.church Tasamar Jesus Vernice Smith Christ Solo—Calvary W. E. Martin Margaret Jones Miss Winn Beaver High School Ocailly Jean RK. Woodside C. T. Martin and Son Reed W. Hansen Walt Muir Bert Carter King David Property
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