30 Jan 1936
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Newspaper
Milford News
Location
Milford, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1936
Page
1
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A. B. Gilliam arrives in Milford as one of two new AT and T relay station assistants with his wife and young son. He hails from Athens Texas, once home to state high school champions, and shares memories of basketball and Babe Didrickson. John Baerg, Seventh Day Adventist pastor from California, arrives to lead work began by evangelists Eckman and Davidson, signaling Milford’s strong citizenry. Meanwhile editor Walter J. Carlton illness disrupts Beaver Press duties, prompting local support and a makeshift production effort with the Salt Lake beehive hotel meeting and Utah State Press Association events referenced.
The Utah State Press association elected George H. Harrison as president and Charter V. Ky Sax ton as vice president at its annual gathering in Salt Lake City. J. A. Owens of the Provo Herald served as immediate past president. Hendrik Romeyn will continue as secretary-treasurer, with a slate completing the executive committee including William Wallis, Frank S. Beckwith, Elisha Warner, and S. D. Perry. The meeting, held at the Newhouse hotel, was among the best attended in its history, with strong representation from South western Utah and broader central regions, except for the southeastern block and highway 89 counties.
Advertising drives in November and December pushed delinquent property tax collections past 2 million dollars, with display ads across Utah newspapers. Beaver County led state results with 31.71 percent paid, while Garfield County lagged at 4.52 percent. About 22 percent supports school funds, with remaining proceeds to state and local governments.
Lieutenant Bergstrom will transfer to HEC Company 2513 in Panaca Nevada around February first. Lieutenant Morris from Ponata will replace him. A quarantine is in effect for Milford Camp for the third time in three months. Education class at Theistdin is suspended until camp quarantine ends. carpentry and typing classes continue.
H M Hearn new Milford town board president and trustees HV Carlson and D E B Stapley were guests at a Milford Lions Club luncheon. The visit, arranged by the projects planning committee, aimed to foster town club cooperation on tangible projects, with Lions George Jefferson urging joint effort and noting examples from other communities.
Milford High earned a 4-2 league victory on the Milford floor, breaking into the win column after a tough stretch. Hinckley pushed to stay in range with free throws and tied play at the end of the first quarter, but Milford pulled away in the final period for the upset win.
The Band Mothers organization will hold its regular meeting on Wednesday February at 4 o clock in the high school building. All committees will report and every member is urged to attend as important business will be discussed.
The report outlines how roughly half of the taxes were paid, with Beaver county’s district school fund noted as in excellent condition for the current school year. It lists November and December collections by county and their shares of total delinquent taxes, highlighting Beaver, Box Elder, Cache, Carbon, Daggett, Davis, Duchesne, Emery, Garfield, Grand, Iron, Juab, Kane, Millard, Morgan, Piute, Rich, Salt Lake, San Juan, Sanpete, Summit, Tooele, Utah, Wasatch, Washington, Weber, and Wayne counties with specific amounts and percentages.
The Milford Parent-Teacher Association met Monday evening with speaker Ay 1. Olon presenting a civil topic. Attendees discussed public issues and a plan to encourage enforcement of local rules at the school, aiming to curb disturbances.
The article describes preparations for a Scout Banquet with plans for fine entertainment, a big feast, and a free dance. It notes the event will be held Monday night with tickets priced at 40 cents for adults and 25 cents for boys and girls, urging early reservations for seating and arrangements. Scouts are preparing camping gear and a demonstration by District Camping Chairman WoW Farrer on packing gear is highlighted.
A Milford public plea urges motorists to keep at least 20 feet behind fire trucks during emergencies. The note warns that private cars blocking or passing a moving truck delay response and endanger lives of firefighters. Signed by M Wear, it appeals for broader public cooperation.
Milford M-Men defeated Beaver Eastward 40 to 20 to extend their win streak to four games. Fisher led Milford with consistent scoring while Horton and Easton contributed in the middle and final quarters. The Milford defense pressured early and controlled the pace, with Goodwin adding a late surge to seal the win.
Milford faces transformative changes as Main Street businesses shift locations and remodel. Retiring Mayor O P Hubbell sells his drug store to La Mar Outzen, who will relocate and remodel. Hubbell plans rest from county roles. Jewelers and shops move within the area. liquor store relocates. Golden Rule building reconfigured. pool hall reopens under new franchise pending ordinances. post office may move mid summer.
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