Civic Clubs Plan July Lake Meeting in Southern Utah
Sevier and Wayne counties prepare for the Associated Civic Clubs of Southern Utah gathering at Fishlake on July 14 and 15. The event features a 3 p.m. opening, a 7 p.m. banquet, and a later dance in the Tavern hall. Delegates will discuss road projects, Wayne Wonderland status, and the Dixie development dams plan. Local officials and leaders are urged to attend. A Richfield High School band concert and other local acts are part of the two day schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civic Clubs
Sevier
Wayne Counties
Associates Civic Clubs
Southern Utah
Fishlake
Civic
Skovgaard Tavern
Utah
Henry H. Blood
Gus P. Hackman
Salt Lake City
Fish Lake
Highway 89
Lake Resort
King’s Meadow Canyon
Kooharem
Richfield High School
Melvin L. Done
Submarginal Farm Land Purchases Tied to Rehabilitation Plan
Utah officials outlined a two part land policy under the Agricultural Adjustment Administration. The plan calls for Submarginal land purchases in distressed areas to aid rehabilitation, with voluntary removal and land exchanges for higher living standards.
Four Fillmore Girls Hurt in Delta Auto Crash
Four Fillmore residents were treated after a Delta area accident when a car driven by FE K Hickman of Eureka rolled after failing to navigate Lone Tree curve. In the injuries, Bonnie Dame Millie McBride Edea Rogers and Remola Kelly, plus Hickman, were hospitalized. Sheriff Theobald investigated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE. K. Hickman
Eureka
Fillmore
Deltas
Bonnie Dame
Roy Dame
Millie McBride
Erma McBride
Edea Rogers
Noah Rogers
Remola Kelly
Miss Kelly
Los Angeles
Hickman
Delta
Lone Tree
Victor L. Nielson
Delta Hospital
Carl Theobald
Mrs James McGarry Dies In California
Elizabeth Twitchell McGarry aged 80, one of the first white American girls born in California, died July 6 in Hemet California while visiting her daughter. She had lived in Milford about 20 years and is survived by eight children, 23 grandchildren, and 10 great grandchildren. Burial followed services in Riverside California after a summer residence in California. Pierian club met at Mrs. Koch home with readings from This Modern World and tales from Salt Lake guest Geniel Hansen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Twitchell McGarry
California
Milford
Hemet
Riverside
S. G. Wilson
McGarry
San Juan County
Ancil Twitchell
Mormon Battalion
Beaver
Pierian Club
C. C. Koch
J. R. Murdock Jr
Geniel Hansen
Salt Lake
Mexico
Republican Primary Call for Milford Precinct
Milford Utah voters are summoned to the Republican primary at the L D S Amusement hall in Milford at 8 PM on Monday July 16 to elect three delegates and three alternates to the State Republican convention in Salt Lake City on July 18 and three delegates and three alternates to the First Congressional District convention in Salt Lake City on July 18 chaired by M P Lewis Milford Precinct chairman.
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J. Cecil Alter
Weather Bureau
Pasures
Logan
Weber
Davis
Salt Lake
Tooele
Salt Lake Valley
Manti
Milford
Cedar City
San Juan River
Bluff
Utah
Salt Lake City
M. P. Lewis
Land policy work aims at better land use coordination
The land policy section plans to assign acquired sub marginal lands to existing agencies such as the forest service and National Park Service for administrative use. A second goal is gathering data on land use and formulating policy improvements through cooperation with state and federal agencies, said Director Cardon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Surplus Relief Corporation
The
Public Works Administration
Cardon
Fera, Rural Rehabilitation Division
Farm Credit Administration
Forest Service
National Park Service
Biological Survey
Indian Service
Soil Erosion Service
Social notes from Black Rock and surrounding areas
House guests at Tall Trees include Mrs J P Rossiter and her sister and niece of Walter James plus Miss Helen James from New Mexico visiting her parents. Guests also include Mrs James sister and brother in law Mr and Mrs William Baker of Ventura and Mr and Mrs Bert Moore of Salt Lake. Merril Miller of Oak City visited with his parents in Beaver. William Sturdevent the express agent spent the Fourth in Eureka. Mrs Merill Miller and a small song I cannot complete.
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J. P. Rossiter
Sis ‘Ter
Walter James
Bert Moore
Salt Lake
Merril Miller
Oak City
William Miller
Beaver
William Sturdevent
Eureka
Merill Miller
Scholarship Winners Named From Milford and Minersville
Miss Ethel Tanner of Milford Utah won the 1934 Utah State Agricultural College scholarship for outstanding high school students. First and second alternates are Jee Baker and Norman Baxter. Miss Vandis Carter of Minersville received the scholarship for her school with Miss Olive Hardy as alternate. Zion National Park adds many new names to features including Mount Spry to honor Governor William Spry and Johnson Mountain for Nephi Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Tanner
Milford
Utah
Milford High School
Utah State
Aricultural College
Tanner
Jee Baker
Norman Baxter
Vandis Carter
Minersville High School
Olive Hardy
National Geographic Bookd
Zion National Park
Mount Spry
East Temple
Pine Creek
Zion-Mt., Carmel Highway
William Spry
National Monument
Spry
Nephi Johnson
Zion Canyon
Black's Canyon
Joseph Black
Bedunin Canyon
Bulloch Gulch
Dennett Canyon
Heaps Canyon
Inlay Canyon
Petty Point
Kinesaya Mountain
Temple of Sinawava
Wynopits Mountain
Parunuweap Canyon
WU. S. Geological Survey
Calls Issued For Party Conventions In Beaver County
Senator George Jefferson issues a Republican primary call for Beaver County to select delegates for the congressional and state conventions set in Salt Lake City. Beaver County has ten delegates. precincts Beaver Milford Minersville Adamsville and Greenville allocated seats. Milford precinct plans a July 16 primary at 8 PM at the L D S recreation hall.
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George Jefferson
Beaver County
Victory Theatre
Salt Lake
Abe Murdock
Beaver
United States
the Supreme Court
Milford
Minersville
Adamsville
Greenville
M. P. Lewis
L.D. S. Recreation Hall
Visitors note at Walter James home in Richfield
Monday Walter James hosted Doctor W. P. Cottam and Ben Stahman from the Desert Range Experiment station. D. F. Erwin of Dillon and Miss Kathryn Lyden of Butte visited southern parks and stopped briefly at the Tall Trees on their way home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richfield
Little Walter
W. P. Cottam
Ben Stahman
The
Desert Range Experiment Station
Walter James
D. F. Erwin
Dillon
Montana
Kathryn Lyden
Butte
Flower show plans and local club news in South Milford
The Flower show committee meeting with chairman Mrs. Parley Fisher set plans for a mid August show featuring a table for gladioli and another for new flower varieties. 4 H girls began a kitchen painting project at the club house. Virginia and Glenna Rollins served refreshments, while Mrs. T H Van Rennssalaer and two sons departed for Glendale after two weeks at the W C Cates ranch. Nearby visitors the Snyder family from Los Angeles planned a return trip home after visiting relatives on the W W Cook ranch and touring southern parks. A fire of unknown origin destroyed six haystacks on the Schoeder piece as high winds aided the flames. Two mowers, a rake and hay were lost. The Merry Makers held a well attended dance at the club house with sandwiches and punch served. Tourists near Zion canyon road reported seeing a child in a red sweater in the road, shocking the women observers.
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Parley Fisher
Virginia
Glenna Rollins
T. H. van Rennssalaer
Glendale
California
Luesday
W. C. Cates Ranch
Ray Snyder
Maxine
Marie
Los Angeles
W. W. Cook Ranch
Zion Canyon
Friday Ship And The Naval Air Force History
A century ago Friday was linked to bad luck and the Admiralty built a Friday ship to counter it with keel laying launch and maiden voyage all on Friday. On July 1 1932 the U S Navy held 1066 airplanes including training planes and total Allied air power compared with France Japan Italy and Britain. The Monitor and the Merrimac battle proved wooden ships obsolete.
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England
Admiralty
U. S. Navy
Lid
U. S. Army
Navy
France
Japan
Italy
British Empire
Monitor
Merrimac
Former Publisher Visits In Milford
Lee C. Brown editor and owner of The News from 1928 to 1930 visited Milford with his wife and son Bateman. Now editor and co owner of The Herald at Milton Iowa he is a former Milford mayor and a noted Iowa editorial figure famed for his Shots at Random column. The Browns plan to possibly move west again after visiting Salt Lake and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee C. Brown
the News
Mr. Brown
The
Herald
Milton
Iowa
Bloomfield
Milford
Brown
LaRee Bateman
South Jordan
Salt Lake
Minersville
Here
Mischievous Roadside Prank Causes Alarm After Car Swerves
A car swerved on the road after brakes screeched and two men jumped out believing a hit and run. They found a moving object manipulated with wine, and a childlike taunt from the roadside revealed the prank. Careful motorists warn that such games worsen road safety.
Minersville social notes and visitors headline
The Lucky 124 H club met at Isa Zabriskie’s home for muffins. Ralph Pearson of Circleville visited relatives, and many locals hosted or visited friends from Cedar City Glendale Beaver and Carbon counties. A wedding reception honored Mr and Mrs Thormen Eyre with gifts noted.
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Isa Zabriskie
Ralph Pearson
Circleville
Walter Pearson
Sarah Dotson
McKenzie
Tine Dotson
Glendale
California
Mark Rollins
Beaver
Wallace Osborne
Cedar City
Reva Richards
Carbon County
Niel Carter
Alfred Heslington
Salt Lake
Arvil Thomas
Garfield
Wayne Blackburn
M. EB. Blackburn
Rose Fotheringham
John Fotheringham
Mrs. Thormen Eyre
Heber Gillins
Nithy
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lake
Lew Mar Price
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
P. V. Cardon
Utah State Agricultural Experiment Station
Colorado
New Mexico
Arizona
Nevada
Californi
James McGarry
Norma White
Mary Banks
Goodyear
America
Joel
Aii
South Milford
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