Milford Lions Back Milk for School Children Plan
Milford Lions vote to sponsor a pint of milk daily for school children with 25 cents monthly from each student and milk provided via Milford Creamery pasturization. Education committee to oversee. monthly high scholarship winner to attend Lions meetings. Lions also push letters to lawmakers on butter substitute taxation to aid dairying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Andrews
Milford High School
Lions Club
Milford School
Lions
R. H. Nelson
Milford
C. R. Parrish
Harold Cline
Funeral services for Horace Elmer held here Sunday
Horace Elmer of South Milford who died last Wednesday was remembered at a two o'clock service in the L D S Church. Bishop Bird presided as opening prayers and hymns were offered by the choir. Speakers included Bishop H Tanner and Bishop W Miller, with Bishop B H Bird giving a short address. Interment followed in Milford cemetery with graveside dedication by Bishop Frank Williams. Elmer, a Beaver county native born 1864 in Beaver, Utah, left a wife Elizabeth Ann Richards and ten living children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Elmer
South Milford
Bird
Raymon Taylor
H. Tanner
W. Miller
B. H. Bird
Christiansen
Milford
Frank Williams
Minersville
Harry Ward
Elmer
Utah
Beaver
Elizabeth Ann Richards
Greenville
Beaver County
William Elmer
McGill
Nevada
Carl Elmer
Morvis Elmer
Ogden
Earnest Elmer
Boise
Idaho
Elizabeth Williams
Oaklahoma
Eva, Lewis
Salt Lake City
Elam Fouts Visits Minersville For Business and Call
Elam Fouts drove to Minersville Monday to attend to business and visit with local residents.
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Elam Fouts
Minersville
Milford License Drive Sparks Harsh Penalty Warning
Citizens have until March 1 to renew licenses for four cars. If Sport or Fannie are not licensed by February 1, authorities warn of drastic measures, including seizure and disposal. City Marshal Roy Coleman notes dog licenses must be obtained before February 1 with fees of two dollars for Sport and five dollars for Fannie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford
Roy Coleman
Milford Volunteers Fill Two Fire Department Vacancies
Milford Volunteer Fire Department met Tuesday night with President Carl White. Tommy James and Bill Singleton were voted in to replace T. B. Widwards and Keith Fernley who moved away. Kenneth Hollis and Lewis Davis were fined for equipment duties and threatened with a fire hose shower. Next meeting may appoint committees for a Firemen's Ball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford
Social Hour Club Elects Officers At Thursday Meeting
The Social Hour Club of South Milford met last Thursday with Mesdames Weber and Palmer hosting. Officers elected for the year are president Mrs Ivan McKnight vice president Mrs Parley Wisher and secretary treasurer Mrs Horace Palmer. Five new members were added and the next meeting on January 29 will include sewing instruction from Miss Ellen Agren with a no hostess day designation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Milford
Mesdames
Walter Weber
Horace Palmer
Ivan McKnight
Presient
Parley Wisher
Tanner
Bishop
Morrell
Evans
Ellen Agren
Extension Division
The
Turkey Association
A. DeMarr Chadley
Vernal
B. M. Mendenhall
Springville
K. Jensen
Mant
Two Infants Die at Minersville in Week Funeral Notices
Milford News reports two infant funeral notices from Minersville in the past week. Theodore, child of Mr. and Mrs. Dan J. Stewart, died and was remembered with songs and prayers at the ward chapel. Garry, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dewayne Carter, funeral services followed with church speakers and musical tributes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minersville
Milford
Theodore
Dan J. Stewart
George Marshall
Clyde Hollingshead
Bro. Yardley
Truman Rollins
John Eyre
Garry Carter
Ward Chapel
Garry
Dewayne’ Carter
C. R. Jameson
Maroni Myers
T. V. Rollins
LaVar Isaacson
Milford High to Publish First Tiger Tattler Jan 26
Milford High School announces the first issue of the Tiger Tattler, a bi monthly student newspaper. Two hundred copies printed with Milford News as printer will be distributed to students and local patrons. The paper is independent and self supporting financed by local merchants advertising. The reorganized staff includes Editor in Chief Mella Hodges and business manager Robert Killam with editors in various departments and an assist staff.
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Tiger Tattler
Milford High School
Milford News
Tattler
Milford
Mella Hodges
Helen Kinney
Charles Clements Socity
Leah Thompson
Melvin Bowman
Virginia Killam
Lawrence Haston
Ferrin Frazier
Sherman Hickman
Claude Horton
Ellen Ford
Sarah Pool
Robert Killam
Jayne Sloan
Beth Coleman
Helen Bird
Mr and Mrs Karl Carlton Leave Milford for California
Mr and Mrs Karl Carlton depart Beaver on Saturday to spend several months visiting and motoring through California. They stopped in Milford Thursday to bid friends goodbye before their vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl
Carlton
Beaver
California
Milford
Utah Legislature Faces House Senate Party Strife
In the 10th Utah Legislature session the house split along party lines as Democrats and Republicans clash over leadership. Both chambers show Democrats holding key chair positions. Republicans lack unified support. Governor Dern has delivered the message, with no formal disposition yet. Bills introduced include real estate description corrections for Ogden City, dependent neglected children, hospital land grant fund interest, and other measures. Continued in the next column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Chatirmuin
Wright
Senate
Judiciary
Dern
Congress
Ogden City
Nevada return of Milford boy in grand larceny case
A warrant was issued for C. A. Cappinger on grand larceny charges filed by Hattie O Leary, proprietor of a Milford cleaning business. Deputies traced him to Las Vegas where he was captured. extradition waived and he was brought back for arraignment before Justice Bert Nichols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Cappinger
Ted Cranholm
Hattie O'Leary
Cappinger
O'Leary
R. H Nelson
Las Vegas
Cronholm
Milford
Bert Nichols
Bettilyon Hurt At Work In Battery Plant Accident
Lou Bettilyon suffered an eye injury from acid while handling batteries at the A. T. S Building. The eye was dressed and he will not have lasting consequences. He cannot work until Monday and will visit his parents in Provo during the interim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lou Bettilyon
Mr. Bettilyon
Provo
Turkeys Prosper with Northwestern Growers Unite Utah Group
At the first annual Utah Turkey Growers Association meeting in Salt Lake City, officers were re elected. Speakers praised the Northwestern Turkey Growers Association for stabilizing prices and expanding cooperation, forecasting stable flocks and profits for 1931 amid improving marketing and research efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah Turkey Growers Association
Newhouse Hotel
Salt Lake City
Utah Poultry Producers Cooperative Association
Clyde C. Edmonds
Northwestern
Turkey Growers Association
Idaho
Utah
Turkey Territory
Byron Alder
Utah State Agricultural College
Alder
Water mains freeze triggers city water shortage
Several water mains froze Tuesday night causing a temporary shortage for residents and city officials. Victims include Mrs. John Homes Roy Sutton Jim Clay T B Williams D R Roper and the A T and T company. Officials expect restoration once electric coils are applied. Residents face reduced services in the affected district during repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Homes
Roy Sutton
Jim Clay
T. B. Williams
D. R.* Roper
A. T. & T. Company
Ted Cronholm
One Act Play by Junior Class Presented in High School
Friday afternoon a one act play titled The Weak Spot was staged in the high school auditorium during the student assembly. Principal E. J. Andrews announced changes in student government, ratified by student vote, and Theresa Southam supervised the junior class production featuring Ellen Ford Farrell Peterson and Sarah Pool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Andrews
Lawrence Baston
Theresa Southam
Ellen Ford
Farrell
Peterson
Sarah Pool
Minersville High Prepares Early Production of It Happened in Hollywood
Minersville High School selects It Happened In Hollywood by Katharine Kavanaugh for the school play. Miss Melba Theurer directs as the cast of students is announced with multiple roles listed.
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Minersville High
Minersville High School
Hollywood
Katharine Kavanaugh
Melba Theurer
Jarvis
Elmer Carter
Messinger
Garold Gillins
Tom Garrity
Jack Fotheringham
Alan Tremayne
Garland Hollingshead
Josie Pembroke
Lois Carter
Princess Dolores
Fern Carter
Phyllis Duganne
Olive Hardy
Bert
Orrin Osborne
Doreen Downing
Kathrine Vincent
Polly O’connor
Helen Pryor
Mrs. Pembroke
Carma Corbridge
Sir Humpshirey
Authell Carter
Beaver Boy Dies in Milford After Illness
Ray Beaumont twelve year old son of John T. Beaumont of Beaver died Monday after an operation for appendicitis failed to save him. He had been ill several days before the seriousness was realized and died at Milford hospital. Survived by his father and several brothers and sisters. Funeral services held in Beaver on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Beaumont
John T. Beaumont
Beaver
Beaver Lad
Milford Hospital
Beaver Werneaday
Miss Young Visits Cedar City Friend in News Item
Mrs RB Young of Cedar City was the guest of Mrs Freda Outen on Tuesday and Wednesday. Mrs Young is a former resident of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RB. Young
Cedar City
Freda Outen
Young
Beaver Stake Conference Planned for Weekend in Beaver
The Quarterly Conference of the Beaver Stake will be held in the East Ward chapel Beaver on Saturday evening Tamwary 31 at 7 20. Sessions follow Sunday at 10 pm and 2 pm with visiting authorities from Salt Lake City. Lotus Hand Milford High School music dept will provide music for Sunday services under Milford ward supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver Stake
East Ward
Beaver
Seasions
Salt Lake City
Stake Mutual
Lotus Hand
Milford High School
Milford Ward
Model dairy project planned for Milford Meadows
Local businessmen plan a Milford Meadows dairy unit as an experimental station to show modern farming methods. The quarter million project would employ fifteen men and generate about 5000 monthly from butterfat sales while boosting the local creamery. John Coffeen will travel to Los Angeles to confer with R. D. Clarke as arrangements proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford Meadows
John Coffeen
Los Angeles
R. D. Clarke
Milford
Coffeen
Milford Five Defeats Hinckley 26-11 In Saturday Night Tilt
Milford high school crushed Hinckley 26 to 11 on the local court Saturday. Horton and Easton led Milford scoring while Pratt carried Hinckley’s offense. Coach Heslington sent his top five throughout, illness and practice shortages noted as factors. Minersville clash looms next in a league battle seen as pivotal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford
Hinckley
Milford High School
Minersville
Fillmore
Horton
Easton
Pratt
Hinclkley
Melbourne Heslington
Hickman
Killam
Andrews
Blake
Trawley
Reeves
Greener
Knight
Minckley
Dave Pearce
Frank Smith
Milford Members Install Beaver Lodge Officers
Milford members of the 1 0 0 BP presided at the Beavers installation during a Beaver lodge banquet in Milford. District Deputy Grand Master Roy Coleman installed the Beaver officers, with Morgan Griffiths and Sheldon Zabriskle on the staff. Guests included Atton Swain, Willard Nichols, James Glen, and Al Tormnik. Coleman and his staff then presided at the Cedar officers initiation in Cedar City on January 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford
Beaver Lodge
Beaver
Roy Coleman
Wusinees
Morgan Griffiths
Sheldon Zabriskle
Colemaa
Atton Swalins
Willard Nichols
James Glen
al Tormnik
Coleman
Hle
Cedar
Cedar City
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Union Pacific
Nelson
R. Parrish
Salt Lake
R. BE. Ellingsworth
L. A. Wynaught
Theodore Stewart
Utah State Legislature
Sal’ Lake
Hnut
Jefferson
Ryan
Winers' Hospital
Keyser
Turkey Growers Meeting
Turkey
Co-operative
East
Mr. Edmonds
Northwestern Turkey Growers Association
Utah Association
America
Northwestern Association
Edmonds
W. A. Warner
Petaluma
Warner
Utah Turkey
A. DeMarr Dudley
Utah Turkey Growers’ Association
Dudley
Federal Farm Board
Manti
Beaver Boy
Mr. Coffeen
Qld Majestic
Bill Martin
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