Milford Community Notes On Winter Preparations And Local Efforts
The Milford section reports on coasting zones enforced with barricades on Fifth Avenue and Main Street amid hazardous street conditions. It highlights charity efforts by the VFW milk bottle fund supporting school meals, and notes local officials addressing meat inspection violations, lodging for hoboes, and the town’s cautious stance on transient activity during cold weather.
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Piftth Avenue
Main Street
Notice to Dog Owners in Town Urges Immediate Registrations
Notice warns that all dogs not registered and collared by February 1 1932 with 1992 license check attached will be killed. It states unregistered dogs’ owners face a misdemeanor under town ordinance and that dog tags are available at the Town Clerk’s office. T Kronholm Marshal and Mrs John Ryerson mentioned. Ryerson ill at home of J S Rickerson and to depart for Burbank.
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T. Kronholm
John Ryin
J. S. Rickerson
Burbank
Milford Defeats Minersville 40 to 21 in Friday Victory
Milford basketeers surged past Minersville 40 21 as Ed Smith joins the lineup. Coach Heslington praises speed and teamwork and the team heads this weekend to Hinckley and Delta for further games.
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Heslingtons
Minersville
Milford
Ed Smith
Hinckley
Delta
School Opera Set for February 20
The Hermit of Hawaii an Arthur A Penn operetta will be presented by M H S student body in the high school auditorium February 20. A large chorus and full orchestra will accompany the production with organized cast chorus orchestra groups and committees. The play blends romance suspense and comedy with high artistic merit and is more difficult than prior HS offerings. Cast and staff include Eben Fort as Chief Artist Irene Munford Carpenter Martin Holm Luella Bird Leonard Twitchell Kathryn Kirk Joe Rodgers Robert Sherwood Renae Fernley Petra Young Janet Rollins Merle Rollins Marjorie White Aud rey Raines Emma Patterson Phyllis Whitbeck Venita Smith Seldona Jensen Irene McCully and others.
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Hawaii
Arthur A. Penn
M. H. S. Stuent
HS. 5
Eben Fort
Irene Munford Carpenter
Martin Holm
Virgie Killam
Walden Blackburn
Venita Smith
Leonard Twitchell
Princess Kilani
Ethel Hearn Toto Ce
Rosabell Jones
Luella Bird Napoopo
Bill Tribole Konobopo
Jack Weston Ormae
Bob Sherwood
TR Fray
Peen
Poultry Dividends Higher This Year in Utah Union
Checks totaling 38000 were distributed to 6000 members of the Utah Poultry Producer's Cooperative as dividends on stock held by members. Dividends rise to eight percent on stock as of January 1 1931 and four percent for six months. Stock issued at one cent per dozen eggs marketed. Also dividends on stock issued to Utah Turkey Growers' association members. Dr F S Parkinson to examine school children eyes with payments for those found with defective vision Monday at the Atkins hotel with a parent.
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Utah Poultry Producer's Cooperative Association
Clyde
Edmonds
Association
Poultry Association
Utah Turkey Growers’ Association
Poultry Organization
F. 8. Parkinson
Atkin Hotel
Milford Safety Zone Coasting Lane Flouted by Citizens
The Town Board denounces motorists who ignore a clearly marked closed street set aside as a coasting lane. It cites leading citizens Boy Scout leaders and others who disregard safety warnings endangering children seeking amusement.
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Milford
Milford Concert Delights Beavers in New West Ward Hall
Milford's three music groups under Lotus Hand performed in Beaver's new chapel drawing a full house. The mixed chorus string quartet and ladies chorus each sang, with Dr. Chas Parrish’s violin numbers enhancing the program. An invitation was extended for a Milford return concert and was accepted.
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Milford
Carillon Club
Lotus Hand
New Chapel
Beaver
New Church
Chas Parrish
Hand
Heaver
Sub Zero Spells Cold Snap Across Town
A sharp cold spell gripped the area with temperatures plummeting to 11 degrees below zero on Saturday night and continuing with 14 and 16 below nights. By Tuesday the temperature rose as a storm system weakens. Beaver reports 17 below.
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Chas. E. Beard
Beaver
Cedar City Musicians Set February 19 Recital
Cedar City musicians will present a program of vocal and instrumental numbers in the Milford high school auditorium Friday evening February 10. The string quartet led by Roy Halverson as first violin, a male quartet, and various solo and ensemble pieces will be featured. Halverson and the college quartet recently performed before the Milford student body in December.
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Milford High School
Roy Halverson
Halverson
Milford
Bridge parties and Pierian club activities reported
Ladies hosted and attended multiple bridge gatherings with prizes awarded. Vera Yepson won first at a Society Hotel event. Mr. Carlton led men’s winnings while Mrs Hanlon led ladies at another party. Pierian club members gathered at Mrs. N L Kelley with readings, essays, and a go speed gesture.
Snow Measurements in Beaver Range Highlight Depths
Snow readings in the Beaver mountains show 26 to 44 inches at various sites. On January 15, 1932 measurements peaked at 44 inches at Thompson's Hole, with higher values in 1931 and lower at Upper Station. McShane notes depth slightly below average but with greater water content.
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Ranger Christensen
C. McShane
Telluride Power Co
Beaver Mountains
Beaver River
Thompson’s Hole
Merchants Valley
Thompson's Hole
Poultry Association Plans Collective Poults Purchase
Members of the Beaver Branch of the Utah Poultry Association plan a joint purchase of turkey poults and baby chicks this season to save costs for growers. A meeting at the South Milford clubhouse will invite the county agent to discuss the plan. Turkey growing proved profitable last season and with cooperative buying the county may see extensive future production and shipments of dressed birds.
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Beaver
Utah Poultry Association
South Milford
Beaver County
Turkey
Beaver Stake Quarterly Conference on Saturday and Sunday
Beaver Stake holds its quarterly conference with the first session at Minersville on Saturday and the following session at Beaver on Sunday. The event spans the weekend and invites attendees to participate in both sessions.
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Beaver Stake
Minersville
Beaver
Garrison Stage Turns Over at Squaw Springs
Joe Deardon stage driver on the Garrison route turned upside down Tuesday at Squaw Springs. Cy Smith and Herbert Eyre assisted in righting the car and moving to Snake Valley. Deardon was only slightly injured.
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Joe Deardon
Garrison
Squaw Springs
Cy Smith
Herbert Eyre
Snake Valley
Mr Deardon
County meat sellers urged to obtain inspection stamps
Notice requires all persons selling meats carcasses or parts to individuals in the county to have them inspected and stamped before sale. Contact the inspector prior to slaughtering animals. arrangements will be made to conform with regulations. Dr. J. B. Parker Inspector, Phone 184, Beaver.
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J. H. Parker
Milford
Big Four Bridge Club Hosts Wellspring Luncheon
Mrs B E Hutchins entertained the Big Four Bridge club at her home on Wednesday evening. The gathering included Mrs John Hanlon, Mrs Joe Hanlon, Mrs Ray Malstrom, Mrs Jay Jeffers, Mrs Otto Melcher, Mrs Lloyd Lee, Mrs Wilson Moore and Mrs Dick Johnston. A one course luncheon was served by the hostess. Leah Richards won club prize points with Erma Fotheringham and Hannora Hutchins earning guest prize honors.
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Steenbock
Bridge
Otto A. Steenbock
Chas. Tullis
Provo
Earl 5. Carlton
John E. Hanlon
L. B. Waddingham
Mr. Carlton
W. G. White
Wm. Dawson
J. C. Jeffers
J. H. Hanlon
J. A. Raines
J. 8. Rickerson
S. E. Pitchforth
Dawson
Waddingham
Rickerson
Lotus Hand
Ellingsworth
Mrs. Kelley
Abraham Lincoln
White
Murdock
Della Kirk
Bridge Club
D. E. Kirk
Leah Richards
Janett Kohler
Alice Heslington
Lavern Jones
Erma Fotheringham
Eva Coleman
Gladys Coleman
Nelda
B. E. Hutchins
Big Four
John Hanlon
Joe Hanlon
Ray Malstrom
Jay Jeffers
Otto Melcher
Lloyd Lee
Wilson Moore
Dick Johnston
Milford Tigers cruise past Minersville in 40 to 21 win
Milford High School defeated Minersville 40 to 21 at the Minersville gym as the Tigers seized control early and never trailed. The report highlights standout play from Esch, Ed the new player, Sherman Hickman, and a full team effort. Also noted are upcoming school events including student performances and the Milford High Court of discipline noting recent offenses.
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Milford
Minersville
Tiger
Tigers
Esch
Sherman Hickman
Beaver Copper to Open in Spring near Milford Utah
Mine Manager McMullen expects a good year at the Beaver Copper property near Milford Utah after a severe winter shutdown. Work halted thirty feet short of a new objective but spring reopening is anticipated with developments in fissure material showing mineralization. McMullen believes Utah mining will rebound with stronger metals prices. Mrs. Vina Cartwright is visiting Greenville.
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McMullen
Beaver Copper
Milford
Utah
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Nada
William Twitchell, Jr
Prze
Jeanette Kohler
Edmund L. Smith
Les Clay
Teddy Kronholm
Hubbell
LODO
Milford Beaver
Fillmore
New West Ward
Cedar City
Mrs. Rochek
Mildred Rochek
Andrey Broyles
Vera Yepson
Louise Campbell
Pierian Club
I. L. Kelley
N. L. Kelley
Lotta Hardsley
Frank Dutcher
Beaver Range
STAKE
SUN
J. B. Parker
Freshies
Petra Young
Billie Tribole
Sparkin
Peggy Jane
Lance
Goslings
Richard Taylor
Charles Clements
Margaret Taylor
Helen Kinney
Robert Taylor
Farrell Peterson Blizabeth Taylor
Helen Parsons
Martha Lee
Leah Thompson James Ward
Ken Weston
Milford High
Vina Cartwright
Greenville
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