Hospital Notes Update on Local Patients
Zuma Martin is in the hospital for observation and care and is reported as improving. Florence Beard underwent a major operation on Nov 30. Adeline Johnson is recovering from a heart ailment. Marion Jameson of Minersville was in hospital two days this week for medical treatment. Albert Raines is improving after treatment. George Baker is recuperating after a major operation. Kenneth Frazier is in hospital for care and treatment. A T Miller was released Tuesday after treatment for a badly sprained ankle. Ralph Thompson was released Wednesday evening after treatment for influenza.
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Zuma Martin
Marion Jameson
Minersville
A. T. Miller
Ralph Thompson
Briefs About People From a Utah Area Christmas Visits
Mr Benjamin Cameron Jr of St George visited his daughter and son in law, en route home after attending the Pacabureau convention in Richfield. He was a delegate from Washington County. Fay Bradfield and son Tommy plan Christmas at Bakersfield California with Doyle Hegland family. Jennie Colbarn of Lava Hot Springs Idaho visits her son Robert Colbarn’s home. Calborn is 91 and still dances and will be with Milford Colborns after Christmas. Van Memmott and daughter spent weekend in Caliente with Memmott's mother Bernice Lane. Virginia Beddingfield and children return from Salt Lake. Lorelie Dawson and Billie in Salt Lake this week. LaMar Morris back from Salt Lake Monday night. Roy Latrum undecided on a name for baby daughter born Nov 9 at Fillmore Hospital. Thurland D Sly in Cedar City visiting her father in Iron County hospital.
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Benjamin Cameron Jr
St. Georgi
Daugher
Floyd Worthen
Paca Bureau
Richfield
Cameron
Washington County
Jennie Colbarn
Lava Hot Springs
Idaho
Robert B. Colbarn
Cal
Milford Colborns
Second Ward Notes M1A Road Show Delights Milford Crowd
Beaver Stake MTA Road Show drew a packed Milford LD 8 Rec Hall audience on December 2. Seven wards presented original fifteen minute solos with the Milford Second Ward using purple theme colors and lilac lighting to symbolize blooming as Americans think of homeland. The finale had the cast singing God Bless America with audience participation. Junior and Senior Sunday School participants Dixie Rae Roberts Tone Crane Ruth Ligh and Farrell Ligh were noted, along with six deacons aiding Sacrament services last Sunday.
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Beaver Stake
MTA
Milford LD 8
Milford Second Ward
America
Second Ward
MIA
Dixie Rae Roberts
Tone Crane
Ruth and Farrell
Tigers Schedule Two Basketball Games This Weekend
The Milford Tigers plan a return bout with Hurricane and a Saturday benefit game with the Milford M-Men. Proceeds will support the M-Men basketball program and the Bulldog Club football lighting fund. Next week they host Lincoln High of Nevada then play Dixie in a return match.
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Tigers
Hurricane
Milford
M-Men
Bulldog Club
Bulldogs
Lincoln High
Nevada
Dixie
St. George
Bob Crane
Clyde Tunner
Crane
Rockwell
Bracken
Tommy Bradfield
Spanish Fork Hereford Bull Sale Set for Dec 14
The annual Spanish Fork Hereford Bull sale will be held at the Spanish Fork Livestock Auction barns on December 14 with about 55 bulls from roughly 20 Utah breeders. Bulls to be sold are grade B or better after a 10 a.m. judging show, auction begins at 12:30 p.m. Auctioneer is Charles Adams of Arcadia California. Ralph D. Winterton, Utah Hereford Association president, announced the consignments and sale details.
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Spanish Fork
Ralph D. Winterton
Kamas
Utah Hereford Association
Utah
Winterton
Charles Adams
Arcadia
Cal
Minersville native Karl Truman joins Beaver County Board of Education
Karl Truman of Minersville was elected to the Beaver County Board of Education, succeeding Truman Bradfield. In the December 6 election, 111 votes were cast for Truman and 59 for his opponent, Thursday Eyre, who did not seek re election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Truman
Minersvile
Beaver County
Legion to Complete Hall This Weekend
Milford Legionnaires started work on the old basement in Library Park last Sunday. Commander Bud James said the job should finish this weekend with the hall ready for occupancy, as windows doors lights and trim are installed and the space prepared for temporary quarters.
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Milford Legionnaires
Library Park
Legion Hall
Bud James
James
Mrs Smith to Present Recital at LDS Church
Mrs. E. L. Smith presents a musical recital by her students at the LDS church on Friday December 15 at 7 30 pm. The public is invited. Performers include Margaret Ann Whittaker Susan McCulley Marilyn Moore Mack Whittaker Stephen Carter Clair Williams Harriet Cline Janet Miller Patricia Gronning Penny Banks and Carol Jean Garfield with piano by Ruth Cline Patricia Wilcox and Frances Walters.
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E. L. Smith
LDS Church
Margaret Ann Whittaker
Susan McCulley
Marilyn Moore
Mack Whittaker
Stephen Carter
Clair Williams
Harriet Cline
Janet Miller
Patricia Gronning
Penny Banks
Carol Jean Garfield
Ruth Cline
Patricia Wilcox
Frances Walters
Pontiac to Feature New Silver Anniversary Car in December
Pontiac Motor Division marks its Silver Anniversary with a broad 1951 model reveal. H. J. Klingler says the campaign will dominate 4,000 daily and weekly papers with large ads, plus magazine and radio TV spots featuring stage and screen personalities. A “Twenty fifth Year More Beautiful Than Ever” poster by Bradshaw Crandall will show on 14,000 outdoor billboards. Milford News will cover next week.
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Pontiac Motor Division
H. J. Klingler
Aewape Pene
Wee auLa
Pontiac
Bradshaw Crandall
Milford News
How Smart Are You Find Out on Page
A fragment notes a quiz feature promotion inviting readers to learn their IQ like score or cognitive rating on a page. It hints at an upcoming interactive quiz or feature with questions and results for readers to test themselves. The item emphasizes curiosity and engagement with the publication.
Swift Executive Warns Against Hamstringing American Industry
Porter Mavis of Swift & Company told the National Wool Growers association in Casper that progress toward a better living standard requires freedom and market-based policies. He warned against phony ideals that curb growth, urged protection of free markets, and opposed government controls that could hamper production and consumption. He argued large firms were essential to wartime effort and postwar prosperity, calling for pride in America's industrial strength.
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Porter Mavis
Swift & Company
National Wool Growers Association
Casper Todayy
Jarvis
Suon Aye Furiher
America
Los Angeles couple visiting friends during holidays
Mr and Mrs Harry Forgie of Los Angeles are here visiting friends and relatives through the holidays.
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Mrs
Harry Forgie
Los Angeles
City Council Prepares Budget for Next Year
City fathers held a Wednesday session focusing on shaping the coming year's budget for adoption at the next board meeting on December 20. They also passed an ordinance making lighting district assessments legal and heard a skating pond report. The pond is filled and awaiting a good freeze. once ice forms a thin water layer will smooth the surface, with plans to install lights for night skating.
Navy opens enlistment to more men with dependents
The U S Navy now accepts men with dependents for duty including those with no prior military service who are married with no children and unmarried men with one dependent. Veterans may enlist or reenlist in the first two pay grades with one dependent and in the upper five grades with any number of dependents. The mental test minimum was lowered while maintaining aim to recruit higher caliber personnel.
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U.S. Navy
Navy
Cline Couple Return From Las Vegas Trip
Mr and Mrs Harold Cline spent four days in Las Vegas and returned to Milford on Tuesday evening.
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Harold Cline
Las Vegas
Milford
Minersville Relief Society to host annual Bazaar
The Minersville Relief Society under President Mrs Frieda Wood with counselors Mrs Vivian Marshall and Mrs Cruella Hall has chosen December 18 for the annual bazaar. Donations of antipesty goods will be sold. After the affair, the evening will feature games dancing and square dancing. A good crowd is expected. Other local notes include visits by Mr and Mrs Howard Marshall to Cedar City and the birth of a baby boy to Mr and Mrs Jay Rogers of Salt Lake City.
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Relief Society
Frieda Wood
Vivian Marshall
Cruella Hall
Jay Rogers
Salt Lake City
Rogers
Martin Sherwood
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Adeline Johnson
Albert Raines
George Baker
Kenneth Frazier
Fay Bradfield
Tommy
Bakersfield
Cosit
Doyle Hegland
Mrs. van Memmott
Caliente
Virginia Beddingfield
Salt Lake
Lorelie Dawson
Billie
LaMar Morris
Roy Latrum
Fillmore Hospital
Russell Griffiths
Karl Merryweather
Rulon Hardy
Don, Alger
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Detroit
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Kathy Myers
Glenna Lee Davis
Allen Jameson
Donna Ann
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Jan Truman
Mary Sue Bradfield
Fred Ramsey
Mr Ramsey
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