Tigers Drop Final Non-League Game
The Tigers lost their last non league game at Milford after a rough showing against Enterprise. Neal Smyth and Vee Wadsworth stood out while junior players showed promise. Bench injuries to Boyd White and Gale Anderson limited the squad as league play looms.
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Tigers
Panguitch
Enterprise
Milford
Neal Smyth
Vee Wadsworth
Neil Wise
Ted Badshaw
Bill Griffiths
Memmett
Weston
Meadows
Ronald Banks
Banks
Wadsworth
Smyth
Tiger Ledger
Boyd White
Gale Anderson
Pettey
Tom Martin Honored With Military Rites Tuesday
Funeral services held in Milford LDS Chapel for Co-Wnder Thomas Martin 86 with full American Legion honors. Milford native, a public servant and Spanish American War veteran, left a civic legacy including postmaster duties 1922 to 1933 and Mil ford Sewer and Water work. Survivors include widow Jennie and two sons, with many relatives attending.
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LDS
Co- Wnder
Thomas Martin
Milford American Legion Post
Mr. Martin
Ripley
Brown County
Illinois
Gaylord W
Minerva Ford Martin
Jennie Odell
Frisco
Utah
Martin
Wedgewood
Salt Lake City
Milford Valley
Old
Delta Lard and Water Company
Second Ward
Gael Elmer
Dora Pool
Lillian Nelson
The
Methodist Church
Rue Nielsen Ehd
Wynaught
Emma Griffiths
Ruth McWhorter
Vena Wilson
Milford Lodge No
M. H. Pool
Carl Elmer
Joe Elliott
Jack Bardsley
A. Wynaught
A. F. Drake
Midway City
Cali
Robert R. Martin
Houston
Texas
Gaylord C. Martin
California
Gertrude English
Wilma Cannon
Jerry Martin
Gaylord Martin
Satake
Ezra Barton
Beaver
Joe Eyre
Hazel Eyre
Brimberry Family Brightens Christmas With- Kin Gatherings
Mr and Mrs Mike Brimberry enjoyed a full Christmas with children at home including Joye Nilssen of Las Vegas James Glenn and children of Kearns Noel Wood and baby of Mintersville and Dale Brimberry of Salt Lake City.
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Mike Brimberry
Joye Nilssen
Las Vegas
James Glenn
Kearns
Noel Wood
Mintersville
Dale Brimberry
Salt Lake
Message From Max Mecham Beaver County March of Dimes
Max L Mecham Beaver County Chapter Chairman urges continued support for the 1956 March of Dimes campaign. He notes Beaver County’s high per capita rating, second in the state for two years, and reminds that polio care and infant paralysis prevention still require donations as two local children receive benefits. He calls the drive fully organized and asks for utmost cooperation.
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Beaver County
Max L. Mecham
Beaver Co
Special Events Coming Up at Beaverville High
School assembly with a three act play and fiction pictures in the high school auditorium on Jan 6. Coffee day at Ford Restaurants and Coffee Houses on Jan 10. Lunch and chili feed at Firmage Cafe Jan 10–11 under Lady Lions. Minstrel Show at the high school auditorium on Jan 21 by ES A Sorority. Mother's March on Jan 26 and Birthday Ball on Jan 28. Beaver events list to be announced later.
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Firmage Cafe
Auspices Lady Lions
Christmas Visit Draws Family From Several Towns
Mr and Mrs 3 C Willyard and children Reed and Arnold and Mr and Mrs Jim Crow of Minersville spent Christmas in Kaysville with Mr and Mrs Glenn Green and family and Mrs Rachel Neeley. Miss Margaret Pettey of Ferran is here during the holidays at the home of her brother and sister in Jew Coach and Mrs Lee Petvey.
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3. C Willyard
Reed and
Arnold
Jim Crow
Minersville
Kaysville
Glenn Green
Rachel Neeley
Margaret Pettey of
Ferran
Kn Jew
Lee Petvey
Milford Dimes Drive Urged to Beat Polio in 1956
Milford and Beaver County leaders launch the 1956 March of Dimes campaign on January 3 urging every resident to contribute. R H Babe" Ruch warns polio remains a scientific frontier with vaccine limits and ongoing need for breathing devices, aiming for a $47 600 000 goal to help 68 000 polio patients and more.
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America
National Foundation
March of Dimes
Mecham
Milford
Beaver County
Polio Fund
Milford Proclaims January March of Dimes Month
Mayor R. L. Kizer proclaims January as March of Dimes Month in Milford. He urges citizens to support the 1956 March of Dimes with time and money to aid polio care, research, and vaccination efforts.
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R. L. Kizer
Milford
Beaver City March of Dimes Chairman Praises National Effort
Gilbert Gele Beaver City March of Dimes Chairman expresses pride in national cooperation for polio eradication. He praises the Salk vaccine and urges Beaver residents to back the 1956 campaign in January to aid vaccination and rehabilitation efforts for affected children.
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Gilbert Gele
Beaver City
March of Dimes
Beaver
March of Dimes Drive Opens Jan 3 in Beaver County
Beaver County joins 10 000 communities to launch the 1956 March of Dimes campaign running January 3 to January 31 with the theme Polio Isn't Licked Yet. County leaders include Max Mechum as county chairman and Ruth Milford as city chair, with funds to support polio care, research, and respirator centers nationwide.
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R. H Babe” Ruch
Milford
Beaver County
Ruth
Meer
R. Kiger
Kiger
National Foundation For
National Foundation For Infantitesturalysis
Max Mechum
HL. Ruth
Milford City
Jessie Myers
Minersville
Gilbert Gale
Beaver City
Jessie Myers Encourages Dimes Drive Support
Jessie Myers urges Beaver County residents to donate to the March of Dimes drive. She emphasizes that a few dimes help polio victims and calls on people to give generously to ensure the community reaches its goal.
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Jessie Myers
Minersville March of Dimes Activities Planned
Minersville outlines upcoming March of Dimes events with dates to follow. Activities listed include coffee parties, a variety and talent show, basketball games, and smokers as fundraisers.
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Minersville
Minersville March of Dimes
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Bradshaw
Meadows Banks
Memmoth
Enterprise G Hunt
Phelps
N Hunt Plaisted Barnum
Terry ——S Titals
Robinson
Brinkerhoft
Tom Martin
Max Mecham
R. H. Ruth
Nation
March of Dames
Mrs
Dimes Drive
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