Milford News Informs of Local Moves and Visits
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Ruesch live in Milford after his 31 years in the Navy, Mrs Dawna Galloway as former spouse. Numerous residents including Barnes, Jiminez, Norton, Pullem, Norton daughter Jean in Cedar City, and Renee Barbara Norton staying with grandparents in Milford. Visitors from Santa Rosa and California relocate, depart for Salt Lake, and trips to Yellowstone, Glacier National Park, and Salmon River noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Ruesch
Milford
Ruesch
Dawna Galloway
US Navy
Moron Myers Pioneer Dies At 89 In Minersville
Moron Myers longtime Minersville resident died Sunday at his home after an illness. Funeral services were held Wednesday at the Minersville LODS Chapel for 88 year old Myers born in Beaver in 1866. He married Harriet Bradshaw in 1887 and leaves a widow, seven daughters, three sons, 54 grandchildren, 101 great grandchildren and 20 great great grandchildren. Burial was in Minersville Cemetery. The Milford Second Ward plans a full day of July 24 activities with a parade, church program, foot races, relay, free swim, horse races, softball, fireworks and a fireworks fund drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minersville Lods
Moron Myers
Minersville
Beaver
Joseph
Sarah Eyre Myers
Harriet Bradshaw
Myersville
St. George Temple
Cassie McKnight
Gertrude Fisher
Helen Gillins
Milford
Jhida Marshall
Wilma Davis
Victor
Andra Myers
Hope LeFevre
Maydell
Cole
Maude Messenger
Compton
Calif
Claude Myers
Craig Cole
Beaver County
Gael Elmer
Margaret Siars
LDS Church
Daughter's of Utah Pioneers
Library Park Lawn
Fairgrounds
Roy Myers
Shird Rogers
Parents Urged to Protect Children from Animal Bites
Dr J F Palmer state health officer warns every animal bite is a potentially lethal wound needing emergency treatment. Aimed at reducing dog and bat bites, the program also warns parents about other play hazards and urges vigilance during summer. Children should report bites and see a physician immediately to identify the animal for quarantine. Rabies deaths often involve children, and most Pasteur treatment recipients are minors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. 5. Palmer
State Health Department
Department of Health
Palmer
Local Families Vacation and Moves Across States
Mr and Mrs Charles Penfield and daughter Ginger vacation in Washington while Mr and Mrs Junior Kirk visit the northern part of the state. In Springville they stayed with Mr and Mrs Chad Ballin and in Salt Lake took their children to Lagden. Mr and Mrs Eldon Butler and children plan to move to Cedar City on July 15. Ali and Mrs Gerald Evane and son Brad visited relatives then Gerald, stationed at Allis Air Pores Bay, Maryvale California, and they left Wednesday for home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Penfield
Ginger
Washington
Junior Kirk
Springville
Chad Ballin
Salt Lake
Lagden
Eldon Butler
Cedar City
Ali
Gerald Evane
Brad
Gerald iv
Allis Air Pores Bay
Maryvale
Calif
Milford News plans scenic edition for vacation industry
The Milford News starts gathering material for an August 14 Scenic Edition featuring Beaver County recreation, agriculture, industry, dairying, mining, hunting and fishing. A major feature will be Your Guide with maps and tour descriptions. About 6,000 copies will be distributed by mail and at tourist spots from St George to Nephi along Highway 89 and Ely. Beaver County residents are invited to submit photos for publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford News
Beaver County
Touri
St George and
Neph
Highway 89
Ely
New Beaver County
Eastern Star Picnic Poised For Sunday Outing
The Eastern Star plans a Sunday afternoon lawn picnic at Black Rock Hand with all members and Mason Lodge invited. Mr and Mrs Merrill Miller and Mr and Mrs Hampton Burke host, families welcome, shade trees, 2 pm meal, Griffin and soft drinks provided by the order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annus Fontern
Black Rock
Enstert Star
Musonle Lodge
Merrill Miller
Hampton Burke
Residents Visit and Travel Across States From Utah Roots
Mr and Mrs Steve Williams and their children Sally and Steve Jr journeyed to Nephi and Salt Lake City to bring home leather items while Suscat returns from visiting hunts. Helen Petty and Sandra visit Arizona and California. Jack Fotheringham and Feit Harvey from California enjoy Beaver Mountain fishing with Mrs Zabenkie. Frled Baxter and Doug visit Mrs Hild Mathewson of Parowan born. Luther Hardy plans trip on Thursday to see their children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Williams
Sally
Steve Jr
Fang
Abe Starr
Hey
Suscat
Hunt and Certe
Helen Petty
Sandra
Shaver Varley
Karen Buehman
Jack Fotheringhim
Chuldibern
Feit
Jack Harvey
California
Milford
Beaver Mountainie
Panguiteh
Afack
Freta Zabenkie
Flared Baxter
Doug
Zabriskie
Hild Mathewson
Parowan
Arthur Mathewson
China
Ariz
Pangulteh
Mies
Matte Rocherham
Injured Boy Ran Afoul of Empty Shell
Mack Easton son of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Easton of Mesquite New Mexico was injured by an empty 22 shell last Friday. He reportedly held a lit match to the shell causing the cap to explode and the empty case struck his abdomen. He received treatment at St George Hospital and was released Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mack Easton
Lawrence Easton
Mes
Quite
New
St George Hospital
Roland Punk to Head New Brokerage House
Holand W. Funk PhD formerly of Salt Lake City will head the Salt Lake Trust Deed and Mortgage Exchange which opens its Big Board trading facilities. The move signals a new era for the brokerage operation in Salt Lake City and underscores growth in local financial markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland Punk
Holand W. Funk
Salt Lake City
Iewt
New Salt Lake Trust Deed & Mortgage Exchange
Dr Funk Returns to Salt Lake City as Exchange Plans
Dr Funk returns to Salt Lake City after 21 years away with scholastic honors. As head of the Salt Lake Deed & Mortgage Exchange he will franchise exchanges with big board facilities in cities like Figden Provo Boise and Poens telle and designate tracing agents in those and smaller towns. He also plans Inver mountain region affiliates in Denver Phoenix and Great Polls with associate members and trading agents in those areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Funk
Salt Lake City
Salt Lake
Story Hour Date Changed By Seventh-day Adventists
The weekly Story Hour sponsored by the Seventh-day Adventist Church will be held Monday afternoons at 3:30 instead of Sundays. The first program was last Sunday with 41 children attending. The meeting place is now the American Legion Hall, formerly Arion Hall, and all children four years old and up are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies of the
Seventh-day Adventist Church
American Legion
Arion Hall
Methodists See Holy Land Pictures
The Methodist Church service featured a travelogue by Rev. S. R. Magill of Rochester New York who showed Holy Land pictures. His wife Mrs Magill and sons Keith and Wayne joined him visiting North Chili before heading to Seattle to teach at Free Methodist vacation encampments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Land
S. R. Magill
Th.d
Rochester
N.Y
North Chili
N. Y
Magill
Wesleyan Theological College
Israel
Palestine
Keith
Wayne
Henta‘hine
Samoan Visitors Delight Milford Audience
Ethel and Alice MacKenzie from Apia Samoa visited the home of Mr and Mrs Bil Tribole. Joining the group were Ronnie Bahare and Mr and Mrs Charles Marshall with sons Kenneth and Bruce of Whittier California. The sisters performed Samoan dances in full costume and cooked native dishes. The 18 and 20 year olds plan to live in America and visit the Marshally in California before seeking stenographer employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel
Alice MacKenzie
Apia
Samoa
Bil Tribole
Ronnie Bahare
Charles Marshall
Kenneth
Bruce
Whittier
Calif
MacKengle
Amegea
Beaver Mountains
Marshally
California
Hospital Admission Notes Brief Form
Several patients admitted in mid July. Mrs Berniece Stewart admitted July 7 for minor foot surgery. Miss Shirlene Davis of Mine ersine admitted July 6 for observation. Mrs Mary Raines admitted July 9 and underwent major surgery July 10. Arnold Swindlehurst admitted July 12 for minor surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berniece Stewart
Shirlene Davis
Mineersine
Mary Raineswas
Arnold Swindlehurst
Jaycee softball starts Thursday with four junior teams
Four junior softball squads begin a six game schedule at the Fairgrounds with 6 30 and 7 30 starts each Thursday through August 26. Players ages 10 to 15 total 48 under sponsors Shay's Recreation Schramm's Service White Market and Jefferson's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairgrounds
Shay
Richard Fisher
Schramm
Darryl Schram
White Market
Bill Reese
Jefferson
Vee Wadsworth
Jaycee
Symond
Union Pacific
Jaycees R. 4
Ruth
John Easton
Maurice Root
Trainmaster Davis
Bish Snelson
Cith
General Hospital Board
Jaycees Nh
Beaver
Milford Ladies Softball Set To Pick Cedar City Team
The Second Ward and Has beens from Milford will play Friday at the Fair grounds to choose a squad for the annual ladies softball tournament in Cedar City on July 22 to 24. Other local teams include Minersville and a Milford teenage squad. Two games have been played with both the Second Ward and Has beens each winning once. Mrs Elva Lofthouse manages the Second Ward. Marian Lofthouse is an explainer. Mrs Waima Holmman ages the Has Beens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Ward
Hasbeens
Milford
Po Mh
Fairgrounds
Cedar City
Minersville
Elva Lofthouse
Marian Lofthouse
Waima Holm
TlasBeens
Milford Visit By Mrs Nellie BE and Family
Mrs Nellie BE of Cavelock and her four Modesto California children visit Milford to see her husband employed at Black Rock and her mother Hazel L. Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie BE
Cavelock
Modesto
Calif
Milford
Black Rock
Hazel L. Moore
Greg Bown Nets 344 lb Rainbow at Panguitch Park
Seven year old Greg Bown, son of Bud and family, hooked a 344 pound rainbow at Panguitch last Friday after a 15 minute tussle. Game Warden Frank Dailey notes the boy did the work, using night crawlers for his own worm business. The family paused at Lake View Resort for the catch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford
Panguiteh Lake
Greg Bown
Bud Bown
Panguitch
Frank Dailey
Greg
Lake View Resort
Ruth
Doc Chamberlin
Holiday on Ice to Be Fair Feature 1956 Show
The Utah State Fair Holiday on Ice show returns with new routines and lavish sets led by George Tyson Ruth Tyson and Dolores Pallet. Highlights include Bolero by Maurice Ravel, Noahs Ark for children, and an all-star cast of 125 featuring skaters Arnold Shoda Kay Servatius and comedians Flip and Flop Buddy and Buddy Bert Chapek in side splits and group numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Lee
George and
Ruth Tyson
Dolores Pallet
Vayort
Buddy
Bert Chapek
Arnold Shoda
Kay Servatius
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H. G. Barnes
Railroad Company
Ray Magill
Tony Jiminez
Jockey Myers
Hal Norton
Byron Pullem
Jonesboro
Ark
Byron
Jean Norton
Robert Holm
Renee
Barbara Norton
J. ©. Smith
Alden Hardy
Luther Hardy
Lester Williams
Max Roberts
McGill, New
VY Wadedups
Eddie Anderson
Harlan
Yellowstone Park
Elam
Joe Moore
George MclIntosh
Santa Ross
Meiptosh
The
Potato Marketing Co
Linda Easton
Mesquite
Nev
Roy Cottrell
Oakley Nelson
Larry
Cheryl
Long Beach
Nelson
Joe Trilole
Grand Canyon
Tribole
Ronnie Baharie
Pasadena Junior College
Kel) White
Keith Whittaker
Las Vegas
Gregory White
Mitchell White
Modena
N. A. Benson
Thalya
J. C. Smith
Benson
Nelouise
Larey
Terry
LeRoy Potter
Catherine Clinesdinat
Mary Southard
Pasadena
Bill Tripule
Lola Lamb
Norman Lamb
Hiverside
Ray Lund
Laramie
Wye
Moroni Myers
Eastern Star
Pionicg
Sheldon Seliger
Emall
Arizona
Loday
CEDAR
Big
His
Rainbow