28 Jan 1937
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Newspaper
Milford News
Location
Milford, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1937
Page
1
An odd note describes various ruminant themed actions and ideas, mentioning a group or individual named Fuminw UF. The text hints at enjoying sparking moments while keeping objectives visible, with a playful yet cryptic tone. No clear events or outcomes.
Critics praise Freddie Bartholomen and Duckie for strong teamwork but highlight Mickey Rooney who delivers a natural standout performance. They credit the film’s title for real meaning and urge reruns, noting a moral impact on youths and a positive takeaway.
The Milford school lunch program, funded partly by the federal Works Progress Administration and partly by local contributions, provides a warm noon meal to about 170 pupils. A 2 cent daily per pupil donation is asked from families who can afford it, with a local committee led by Emile Smith and others coordinating weekly collections at the school office.
Tuesday night troop meeting focused on Scout week programs and an investiture ceremony practiced for the upcoming opening. The Covered Waxon patrol ordered their patrol meditations and anticipates them by Scout week while members begin beadwork and other projects.
After days of temperatures near or below zero the Milford area sees a welcome break in the extreme cold. Officials note a week with three days not rising above one degree above zero and record lows around minus eighty two on Friday. Snow flurries and a drastic temperature plunge accompanied by long wave radio weather broadcasts marked the period.
A high school Parent-Teachers meeting was held Monday night. Mrs. La Mar Outeen presented the lesson from Angie Patri's book. Mrs. J. M. Hughes spoke on the school tunnel project under PTA supervision. Principal E. R. Moody discussed the band issue. Community singing delighted attendees and the sixth grade won the attendance prize.
Tickets printed for the Milford Volunteer Fire Department 7th annual ball to be held at Arion Hall on Friday night February 12. The event, timed near Valentine’s Day, is a long awaited community social and a highlight of the season with strong support expected from residents.
The Red Cross reports heavy flood devastation in Ohio Kentucky Indiana and Arkansas requires private gifts to supplement federal funds. Milford residents are urged to donate with funds sent via J C Smith Milton Red Cross chapter and deposits at Milford State Bank will be forwarded to relief headquarters.
The Milford M Men defeated Beaver Westward 49 to 8 on Wednesday night in the stake schedule at Beaver. Milford led 31 to 6 after the first quarter and eased off in the second half. Fisher and Laston starred, with Davis contributing seven points and the team converting three of four from the line.
A public meeting will be held Monday evening at 3 o clock in the high school auditorium to discuss adding a shop building and germinant for the local high school. The event seeks federal aid to cover most costs with little local expense and urges strong attendance from taxpayers and school patrons.
Thornton becomes Utah County’s new state senator after governor appoints him to fill the vacancy. He is sworn in without opposition and pledges cooperation, while addressing pension legislation as a priority. The opening week sees ongoing debates on tax exemptions and revenue adjustments tied to a proposed constitutional home and personal property tax relief package.
Worship service scheduled at 1100 am led by Deacon Pastor Lucile Estes with sermon Are You Witness Text from 1 Corinthians 22. Churell School hosts morning events at 10 00 am with Roy Colejma superintendent. Evening Bos league worship and preaching at 730 pm Epworth league and study recreation 700 pm Wednesday activities listed.
Fragmentary report notes Ardith Bink Barbara Prean and Margaret Moore among attendees at Max's place and the Corner Drugstore event. Balint Goxes and funds are mentioned with a $4 entry, while unsuccessful candidates face limited attendance on the night of the dance.
January activities at Desert Branch CCC report weathered road clearing by forest service trucks between east Milford and Wah Wah Pine valleys, with men enduring subzero winds. A town meeting considered a small weekly theater tax to fund entertainment. Camp events include talks, singing, a night march, and film showings like China Clipper and Ceiling Zero, funded by camp personnel.
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