Pasadena Junior College Fulldog Band Concert Delights Milford
The Pasadena Junior College band of 100, known as the Fulldog band, performed on a temporary stand at the Milford High School grounds before a large audience. The concert featured marimba, accordion, steel guitars, and a male chorus, with the band returning from Chicago’s Century of Progress and praised for its fine musicianship and community impact.
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Maying
Pasadena Junior College
Milford
Chicago
Pasadena
Wanrl
Audre L. Strong
Milton ©. Mohs
G. H. White
Leland C. McAuley
Milford Lions Club
L. D. S. Relief Society
Charles R. Parrish
Ted Kronholm
Bonneville Lumber Comopany
Val Yepson
Telluride Power Company
C. C Koch
Mines show renewed activity at Beaver Gold and Copper
Work on the Beaver Gold and Copper company silver lead property will resume around July 15. A cross cut will be run 20 feet from the bottom of the 300 level to the fissure containing high grade ore. The vein is about 3 feet wide with gold values averaging 26 per ton and samples up to 40 per ton.
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Beaver Gold and Copper Company
A. J. McNullen
McMullen
Milford Lily
Little May Mining Company
Little May
H. G. Giers
Arvid Johnson
Johnson
Milford
Beaver County
Matt Cullen
Milford to Open L D S Chapel in Pioneer Day Festivities
Milford plans a July 24 Utah Pioneer Day celebration highlighted by the formal opening of the new L D S chapel and recreation hall. A big parade features local businesses and groups, with an afternoon of baseball, horse racing, rodeo events, and swimming, followed by an open dance in the evening.
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Milfords
Milford
Four Lions Dine At Camp L A Wynnigeht Hosts Dinner
Lions L A Wynnigeht Muar lock Jr M H Pool and David S Williams dined with Captain Timothy Sapia Bokeh and Lieutenant John C Wade at the C C desert range camp. Major J E Byrom inspected, praising camp cleanliness. Fire drill impressed. 101 new men arriving, mess hall size to expand, new wash showers ready by Friday. A 30 man camp to be built 24 miles west at Vance springs. HH J Blake named foreman of new camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Wynnigeht
J. Rh. Muarlock Jr
M. H. Pool
David S. Williams
Timothy Sapia-Bokeh
John C. Wade
C. C. Desert Range Camp
Amieus Hall
J. E. Byrom
Fort Douglas
Byrom
Wah Wah
Vance Springs
Pine Valley
HH. J. Blake
Union Pacific
Salt Lake
Camyp
101 Additional Men Coming Here
As announced last week in The News all Civilian Conservation Corps camps in Utah are recruiting to the original 200 man quota. Milford and Beaver counties share in the enrollment with 11 men from Milford joining Beaver camp at 11 o clock Friday for transport to Camp Delano commanded by Captain Snidown. Additional recruits will report to Wah Wah springs desert range camp from Salt Lake, Tooele, Millard, and Millard County with 11 cats arriving to aid the new entrants.
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Civilian Conservation Corps
Utah
Milford
Beaver County
J. D. Fotheringham
Harold M. Jameson
Ward Carter
Minersville
E. D. Lyman
Theo J. Fotheringham
Marl H. Gleason
Samual H. Fillmore
Owen R. Smith
Charles McCulley
Niels M. Johnson
Almin Hollis
Aaron Jensen
Beaver
Camp Delano
Beaver Mountain
R. C. Snidown
Desert Range
Wah Wah Springs
Salt Lake
Tooele
Millara County
Wah Wah
Local Glance at Milford Lions and Visitors
D and Kirk and Milo Hardy traveled to Los Angeles last Saturday. Captain Timothy Sapia-Bosch, camp commandant, and M. E. Goodnow of Salt Lake, Union Pacific claim agent, attended the Milford Lions luncheon yesterday. Lt and Mrs W E Kraus of Beaver Canyon camp, newlyweds six months, took a weekend trip to Salt Lake before Mrs Kraus continued to the coast en route to Hawaii. Honoring her sister Miss Ethel Stanley of Ogden visiting, Mrs Walter Weber hosted a bridge gathering with two tables and guests Mesdames Stanley, Scot Tanner, M P Lewis, Horace Palmer, Carl Elmer, D. S Williams the honoree, and Miss Stanley.
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Timothy Sapia-Bosch
Desert Range
C. cC
M. E. Goodnow
Salt Lake
Union Pacific
Milford
W. E. Kraus
Beaver Canyon C. C. C. Camp
Ethel Stanly
Ogden
Walter Weber
George Stanley
Scot Tanner
M. P. Lewis
Horace Palmer
Carl Elmer
D. S. Williams
Miss Stanley
Kilingsworths Move into Milford After Ranch Sale
South Milford reports the Kilingsworth family has relocated to Milford following the sale of their ranch. A Milford Firemen dinner for the community is planned for Sunday July 16 at the club house. Richard Leedom from Glenrule California visits his cousin Midon Cates for the summer. Mrs Harve Hedges visited last Sunday with Reuben and Mrs. Jones. A neighbor gathering celebrated Mrs. Walter Weber's birthday at the Weber farm with Carl Elmer Horace Palmer George Stanley J G Weber and Unterhill in attendance.
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Ralph E. Kilingsworth
Milford
Town and Camp Exchange Entertains Milford and Wah Wah Oaks
A planned exchange program kicks off next Wednesday July 19 at Wah Wah springs camp with town and camp performers including Miss Stella Mollis and Dr. C R Parish. The camp will return a program to Milford likely July 26 as community support is urged and transportation arranged by the committee.
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Milford
West Camp
Wah Wah Springs
Stella Mollis
Madeline Keough
C. R. Parish
Hay Reers
Helen Bird
Kosubel Jones
Les Farnon
Vernon Burns
M. E
A. E. Clark
W. F. Cottrell
Gladys Coleman
F .E. Casterline
Fotheringham
William Cochrane
D. A. Baxter
Playground Garden Contest In Full Swing At Milford
Milford American Legion Auxiliary sponsors a playground and garden contest with 40 entries. Three prizes will be awarded for best playground, best vegetable garden, and best flower garden. Judges include William Gardner and several local residents. Judging runs July 31 to August 3. awards announced August 4 as a big children’s day event. Mrs. Flor O. Levi returns from Hollywood visit.
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Milford American Legin Auxiliary
E.T. Lyman
William Gardner
Merrill Edwards
John Hanlon
J. R. Murdock Jr
William Cochrane
Milford Wins Sunday Baseball Game at Minersville
Milford defeats Minersville 12 to 7 behind Vern Rochek pitching and Gene Garland catching. Key early defense by Dec Osborne and Bill Carter helped Milford pull away as Beavers were pounded by Cedar City 20 to 2. Box score lists multiple players and scoring details across both teams.
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Vern Rochek
Gene Garland
Milford Baseball Club
Minersville
Dec Osborne
Bill Carter
Beavers
Cedar City
Beaver
Milford
Rotheringhamn
Jb Hollis
Tanner
Ale Hundley
Carter
Rochek
Ake
Jensen
White
Baston
Eee
A.B. H. QO
A. Gillins
Osborne
B. Carter
Helms
O Wood
Meyers
J. Fotheringham
Harris
C. Thompson
Eyres
E. Thompson
Hollingshead
B. Fotheringham
Hundley
Easton
Wood
Fotheringham
Eyers
Thompson
A. Carter
Garland
Gillins
K. Carter
EF. Carter
Fk. Carter
E. Carter
Gilling
Pryor and Root
Vincent
Locals share visits and travels in Milford and beyond
Mrs. Mattie Horton spent a week mid in Greenville. Dan Coleman visits with Roy Coleman family. Mrs J H Weston and Beverly visit Milford. Mrs Catherine Bertram visits her mother. Mrs Pearl Morrell underwent a minor operation at Milford hospital. Frank Bult of Continental Oil meets with company during weekend. Mrs R Smyth returns from Blackrock. First year Home Science group held a sewing meeting at the high school. Mrs C T Martin and sons visit Salt Lake City and Beaver. Ethel Tanner convalesces, left Milford hospital. Mrs H A Powell and son visit her aunts in Milford. Mr Pool, J C Penney manager, returns from Salt Lake. Mrs N A McKay and daughter/son visit Mrs McKay's aunt. Gaylord Martin and family return from Salt Lake City. Twelve outside Masons attend degree work. Dr L Kohler and Madelin Kohler return from vacation to southern Utah parks and Idaho. Reverend Joyce B Webster to attend Epworth league convention in Ogden canyon. no evening services. State Senator George Jefferson attends pension session in Salt Lake. W F Cottrell hosts guests Lee Gray family and Lou Cox from Cedar City. H B Schultz and family return from vacation to parks, Boulder Dam, California. Mr and Mrs FP Decker return from Chicago World's Fair. Ladies Social Club to meet at Gospill ranch house. transport from church at 7:30. Rk W Clay in town to meet daughter-in-law B G Clay and fetch Richard Park from Columbus.
Milford lads win 22 to 4 over Minersville in local park
Mise Vernice Smith returned from Fish Lake while Bud Hutchins starred on the mound for Milford as the Junior League fellows crushed Minersville 22 to 4 Saturday afternoon. Walter Getchel, 29, received 30 days in county jail after pleading guilty to petit larceny involving clothing from a sheep wagon near Rock Corral, a first warning from the county attorney that petit larceny will be severely dealt with.
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Minersville
Bud Hutchins
Milford
Walter Getchel
Way
Rock Corral
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C. J. Copeland
A. B. Smith
Copeland
Beryl
Clear Lake
State Public Utilities
Coam
Roy White Sr
Pierian Club
C. C. Koch
R. By Kingsworth
J. R. Murdock Ar
J. D. Johnston
J. L. Low
Rozetta Koch
Roy White Jr
Harry L. Coon
Audre L. Stong
Harry Ward
Los Angeles
D. &. Kirk
Milo Hardy
South Milford
Weber Farm
Mrs. Weber
J. G. Weber
J. W. Underhill
Ethel Stanley
Anl
Weber
Flor O. Levi
Hollywood
St. George U
Cedar City Minersville
Mattie Horton
Greenville
Dan Coleman
Mrs
Roy Coleman
J. H. Weston
Beverly
Mrs. Catherine Bertram
Mrs. Bradfield
Pearl Morrell
Milford Hospital
Frank Bult
The
Continental Oil Company
Hell
C. T. Martin
Robert
G. C. Martin and Son
Ethel Tanner
M. Mr. Pool
J. C. Penney
Gaylord Martin
Salt Lake City
C. T. Martins
A. M. Fotheringhams
Masonic Order
Order
Joyce B. Webster
Epworth League
Ogden Canyon
George Jefferson
Lee Gray
Buddy
Lou Cox
H. B. Schultz
Milford Airways
Utah Parks
Boulder Dam
California
Decker
Ma. Decker
Blilon
Missouri
Mra. Decker
Atwood
Tinois
M. BE. Church
Gospill Ranch House
Rk. W. Clay
Burbank
B. G. Clay
Provo
Richard Park
Columbus
Ohio
Mise Vernice Smith
Fish Lake
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