Jottings From The Beaver CCC Camp Jottings
Cyril Johnson reflects on friendship between Milford residents and CCC Company 194 as they bid Milford adieu. The Beaver CCC camp reports a 6 to 3 loss to Beaver in a June game with standout play by Don Overly and Chris Chesley. July 28 1964 marks one year since Company 1964 began under Captain James M. Walker with officers Einar Bergstrom and G C Arvin, now settled in the Beaver Mountains awaits a recreation building and a big dance planned for Milford.
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Milford
CCC Company 194
C’s
Beaver
CCC
Chris Chesley
O's
Chris
Don
Chock
Overly
Nick Nichols
Fred
Spike) Taylor
Company 1964
James M. Walker
Einar M. Bergstrom
G. C. Arvin
Beaver Mountains
Desert
Shannon Family Vacation Marks Doctor's Temporary Practice Change
Dr. R R Shannon and Mrs Shannon plan a California vacation of about two weeks this week. Dr S H Worthen of Salt Lake will take over the Shannon practice during the absence. Milford hospital reports Helen Dewey, daughter of Mrs Gertrude Dewey, as a patient since Wednesday for rib resection drainage. Ada Bradshaw had an appendectomy Saturday. ton sillectomies were performed for Mrs William Singleton and Kenneth Skinner. Miss Martha Gray of Menan Idaho, nurse graduate, has joined Milford hospital as nurse in charge. Births include a girl July 2 to Mr and Mrs D L Kesler and a girl July 3 to Mr and Mrs Newal Carter of Minersville. La Rue Blackburn and Mrs Myrtle Mills are recovering from a major operation and an appendectomy respectively last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. R. Shannon
William Singleton
Kenneth Skinner
Martha Gray
Menan
Idaho
L. D. S. Hospital
Idaho Falls
Milford Hospital
D. L. Kesler
Newal Carter
Minersville
la Rue Blackburn
Myrtle Mills
Girls Adopt Constitution In Home Science Club Meeting
The First Year Home Science club held its third meeting on Thursday June 27. Members discussed clothing inventory and adopted a constitution. A fourth meeting is planned for Friday July 5 at the high school.
New Lions Club Officers Take Positions at Milford
Milford Lions Club elected La Mar Ouizen as president succeeding O. C. Koch. J. C. Root, S. C. Palmer, Dr. R. R. Shannon named first to third vice presidents. J Altman lion tamer and Koch named director. David S. Williams and Dr. E. Stapley reelected. Long report on Boulder dam power costs and local advertising omission discussed at Panguitch meeting.
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la Mar
Southern Utah
Panguitch
Boulder Dam
Utah
H.B. Waters
Milford
Beaver County
Wyanight
Unemployed urged to renew NRB registrations in Beaver County
All unemployed persons registered with the National Reemployment service must renew every 30 days. Registrars for the west Beaver County area include Lamar Outzen at Corner Drug Store Milford and Mr Nolder at Nolder Store Minersville.
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National
CCC Camp Well Near Completion at Beach Site
The CCC Camp Well at the beach finished low depth drilling at 315 feet but encountered excellent water near the surface within 75 feet. H L Hall of Long Beach drove the well and reports 20 gallons per minute with 55 feet drawdown using a lower 30 feet casing. He leaves for Ferguson desert to start another grazing well contract.
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CCC
H. L. Hall
Long Beach
Hall
Ferguson Desert
Garrison
Department of Grazing
Family outing at Fish Lake with Stapleys and Clark clan
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Clark and children joined by Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Stapley enjoyed an outing at Fish Lake on Monday. The Stapleys were joined by Mr. Stapley’s brother from Castle Gate for the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Clark
D. E. Stapley
Fish Lake
Stapleys
Mr. Stapley
Castle Gate
Congressman Murdock Urges Scout Attendance at Jamboree
Congressman Murdock invites Beaver County Boy Scouts to the National Jamboree in Washington D C from August 21 to 30 for the twenty fifth anniversary celebration. He offers assistance through his office and urges every eligible boy to visit the capital to learn about government and American history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts of Beaver Co
United States
Boy Scouts of America
Washington, D. C
Boy Scout Movement
Washington
America
Capitol
Congress
White House
Supreme Court
Executive Departments
Washington Monument
Smithsonian Instituton
Lindy
Annapolis
Naval Academy
Mount Vernon
Arlington Cemetery
Liquor On Sale At Milford Package Agency Opens
Millford launches legal liquor sales Monday night under state control with Pratt Root stocking the Milford Confectionery shelves. Beverages include whiskies wines and gin with a $50 monthly handling allowance for the agency staff and 50 cent permits required. Each sale requires a code based order blank and annual renewal.
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Milford
Pratt Root
Beaver
State Liquor Control Commission
Mrs. E. L. Smith Hosts Bridge Tea Honoring Misses Smith
Mrs. E L Smith entertained visitors Friday afternoon with a bridge party honoring Misses Maurine and Elizabeth Smith of Wichita Falls Texas. Guests included Mrs Sherman Hickman Mildred Killam Virgin Killam Sarah Pool Raine Fernley Renee Ina Smith Maxine Kirk Hanners Hutchins Marie Gillies and the honorees. Prizes went to Mrs Hickman for points Miss Mildred Killam for honors and Miss Hutchins for consolation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Smith
Bridge
Maurine
Elizabeth Smith
Wichita Falls
Texas
Sherman Hickman
Mildred and
Virgin Killam
Sarah Pool
Raine Fernley
Renee
Ina Smith
Maxine Kirk
Hanners Hutchins
Marie Gillies
Hickman
Mildred Killam
Miss Hutchins
Mining location notices for sale at The News office
Public notices indicate mining locations offered for sale by The News office. Details on parcels boundaries and bidding procedures are listed in the notices for potential buyers to review.
Extra Cash Prizes Spur Candidates Amid Close Milford News Campaign
The Milford News Scholarship drive nears the end of the second period Monday night at 9. Subscriptions, new or renewal, must be in to boost votes and qualify for $10 extra cash prizes. Candidates push hard to outpace rivals as the race remains open with a dark horse likely to emerge.
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Milford News
Real Estate Deals Signal Milford’s Rebound in 1920s Utah
Milford shifts toward prosperity as D. E. Kirk of Kirk Realty drives a surge in deals. Miss Grady Coleman buys the Brown residence on the southwest bench, while E. L. Smith clears titles for two lots near the Christian Science church and prepares to proceed under federal housing act provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford
Utah
D. E. Kirk
Kirk Realty Company
Gene Kirk
Prospect
Brown
Grady Coleman
Jefferson Mercantile Company
Fred Jefferson
California
Nevada City
E. L. Smith
Christian Science Church
4 H Girls Plan Trip At Milford High School
The Eleven Sparks 4 H club met June 26 at Milford High School and distributed tickets to raise funds for an August trip. Peggy Lee and Elaine Kirk were chosen as demonstrators for the next week. A July 11 hike at Hanging Rock was planned, and Antony Stevenson of Nada was a Milford hospital patient for three days last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sparks
Milford High School
Peggy Lee
Elaine Kirk
Hanging Rock
Antony Stevenson
Nada
Milford Hospital
Cedar City Man Lands Flatiron Corner Purchase
The Flatiron building across from the White market is bought by L A Wynaught Shell distributor. Mrs Maud Kirn formerly owned the site and other holdings including the Milford bakery building. Merrill Edwards Union Pacific employee bought the Earl Carlton residence on the southwest bench.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar City
White Market
L. A. Wynaught
Shell
Bert
Maud Kirn
Pasadena
Milford Bakery
Earl Carlton
Merrill Edwards
Union Pacific
Evangelist Eckman Explains Seventh Day Adventist Belief
Evangelist Nor man Eckman discusses why the Seventh Day Adventist name reflects two beliefs. He cites Jesus soon return and Sabbath on Saturday as holy, noting the Sabbath predates Jewish dispensation and was kept by Adam, David, Paul, Jesus and apostles. He previews future lectures and continued Bible study in Milford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Eckman
Milford Firemen’s Hall
Eckman
Jesus Christ
Gail
Adam
Bob
Joseph
Mr. Eckman
David
Paul
Evangelist
Caleb Davidian
Milford
Four Milford Boys Attend Citizens Military Training Camp
Dean Johansen Kenneth Sher wood Bill Nichols and Harold Clements travel to Salt Lake to join 200+ youths from Utah Idaho and Wyoming at Fort Douglas for 80 day encampment. They will enjoy short leaves and transport and equipment provided. Training cycles extend four years with potential commissions as second lieutenants in the officers reserve corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Johansen
Kenneth Sherwood
Bill Nichols
Harold Clements
Salt Lake
Milford
Citizens Military Training
Fort Douglas
Utah
Idaho
Wyoming
Officers Reserve Corps
Officers Reserve
CCC
Milford Teachers Attend B Y U For 1935 Summer Session
Milford teachers Vera H Bond David C Heslington and Melbourne W Healington join three Milford students among nearly 100 registering for Brigham Young University's 1935 summer session. The first term ends July 1 followed by the 24th annual Timpanogos hike. The Alpine term begins July 22 at Aspen Grove high in the Mount Timpanogos woods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford
Brigham Young University
John KE. Hays
Vera H. Bond
David C. Heslington
Melbourne W. Healington
Aspen Grove
Mount Timpanogos
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Beaver CCC
Cyril
Pep” Johnson
CC Boy
Ameerica
Everglade
Shannons
Lions Club
Congressman Murdock
Roosevelt
Gesers
Jim" Farley
National Park
CMT