Cedar City Good-Will Tour Visits Milford Lions Club
Cedar City's Chamber of Commerce party of about forty visitors from Cedar City Beaver and Milford joins Lions Club luncheon in Milford to promote Southern Utah unity. Speakers praise pioneers and regional wonders while urging better roads and hospitality for tourists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar City
Milford
Chamber of Commerce
Cedar Banch
Bartholomew
Granger
Alice Williams
Luke
William R. Palmer
Mr. Palmer
Utah
Presbyterian Church of
Anderson
Cedar Public Schools
Sam Cline
Beaver County Fair and Rodeo Set for Sept Seventeenth
Beaver County Fair and Rodeo will be held September 16 17 and 18 with plans completed and improvements from past fairs. Bob Newers leads the fair board with C C Haskell and Henry Bowman on the Milford executive committee. The American Legion Rodeo operates with Beaver Post supervision and includes horses prepared for events. County officials provide annual funding and community participation is invited to ensure a county fair in fact as well as name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver County
Fair Board
Bob Newers
Beaver
Milford
C. C. Haskell
Henry Bowman
American Legion
Beaver Post
Legion Committee
County Board of Commissioners
Milford Valley
South Milford
Orpheum Shows 7th Heaven in Milford Run
The Orpheum theatre brings Fox Film epic 7th Heaven to Milford with Janet Gaynor and Charles Farrell headlining an all star cast. The production, based on Austin Strong play, has drawn capacity crowds nationwide and was shown last night and again tonight.
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Orpheum Theatre
Milford Theatre
7Th Heaven
Fox Films
Epic
Austin Strong
Janet Gaynor
Charles Farrell
Gladys Brockwell
Albert Gran
David Butler
George Stone
Emile Chautard
Marie Mosquini
Ben Bard
Brandon Hurst
Town Clerk Receives Milford Tax Redemption Check
Town Clerk M. P. Lewis received an $837.08 check from County Treasurer Geo. Skinner covering Milford's share of tax sale redemptions for the first and second quarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. P. Lewis
Geo. Skinner
Milford
Milford Lions Invite Beaver Lions to Cedar City Visit
C R Parrish led a closing song as Milford Lions declined to find betterment on its rolls. Beaver Lions invited Milford Lions to Beaver for Cedar City visitors entertainment ending with a fish dinner at Puffer's Lake at six. Several Milford men attended the canyon trip and dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford
Lions Club
C. R. Parrish
Beaver
Frank Smith
County Board of Education
Beaver Lions
Cedar City
Puffer’s Lake
John Stahl Struck by Lightning on Horseback
John Stahl was struck by lightning while riding a horse last Sunday morning. The horse was killed, and Stahl was knocked unconscious and had trouble freeing himself from under the animal. He suffered internal pains but no obvious bone injuries and is improving with Dr. H. C. Hunter attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Stahl
Mr. Stahl
Milford Girl Wins Experts Typist Emblem
Miss Eileen M. Errickson a Union Pacific stenographer in Milford wins the Expert Typist Emblem for reaching 83 words a minute. The emblem offered by Underwood Typewriter Co is celebrated as a prized testament to speed and accuracy in typing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eileen M. Errickson
Union Pacific
Underwood Typewriter Company
Old Residents Visit Sons Here
Mr and Mrs O P Johansen of Oakland California visit Milford with sons Tom and Wesley. They are early residents who lived in Milford twenty five years ago and return after eight years. They stop at the newspaper office to renew their subscription and say they want to stay in touch with Milford through the News.
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O. P. Johansen
Oakland
California
Milford
Tom
Wesley
Schoolmates Attend Bridge Evening at Miss Bardaley Home
Miss Maxine Bardaley entertained at her home on Wednesday evening for Miss Beeste Killam Chas McCully and Jack Bartley. The two gentlemen and Miss Bardaley are students of the University of California.
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Maxine Bardaley
St Bridge
Beeste Killam
Chas McCully
Jack Bartley
Miss Bardsley
University of California
Beaverton Contractor Builds Six Bungalows on Main Street
George Kelley of Beav er begins six bungalow project at the hospital corner on Main street for Mrs. Mattie Ferguson. Fifteen men labor this week as foundations and framing go up. Bradfield of Los Angeles, formerly Milford, bid but lost the job and heads to Parowan and Cedar City for new work before returning to plan ten units for his mother.
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George Kelley
Beaver
Hospital Corner
Main Street
H. C. Bradfield
Los Angeles
Milford
Kelley
Beaver County
Mattie Ferguson
Bradfield
Joseph F. Murdock
H. C. Herman
Parowan
Cedar City
Catherine Bradfield
Milford Officers Detain Two Women Suspects
Special officer Frank Osborn brought in two female vagrants from near Frisco to Milford Monday evening amid complaints of house pilfering in the area. The women, ages widely separated, were held for investigation but no action was taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank
Osborn
Milford
Frisco
Henry Jennings Made Up Trip Reported
Henry Jennings allegedly fabricated a trip to Richfield noted by BwaNews on Thursday. The item lists unclear details and labels the event as a fabrication.
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Henry Jennings
Gregory Honored by Organizations for Forty Years of Service
J C Gregory was guest of honor at a banquet by local railway engineers and their wives to mark forty years with the railroad and forty years of membership in the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers. The event at Union Pacific dining room featured cards and dancing at Odd Fellow's Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Gregory
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
B. of L. E
Division
G. L A
Union Pacific
Gregory
J. C. Jeffers
Grover Cuddy
W. F. Stirling
William Dawson
C. C. Sportsman
John §. Killam
C. Russey
Epworth League Best in State Wins Silver Ep
Milford M E church Epworth League members who attended the Oquirrh Canyon institute returned with the silver ep for the third year. Milford scored 283 points to take top honors over Liberty Park League 199 Tremonton 183 and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Milford M. E. Church
Oquirrh Canyon
Milford
Liberty Park League
Tremonton
Milford seeks song for Gold Coast Limited medley
Forty six song titles were proposed for Milford's medley march dedicated to Union Pacific President Gray. Ten entrants submitted suggestions, with duplicates, and the list was sent to B M Prescott in Los Angeles. The winner and chosen song will be announced after selection.
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Milford
Gold Coast Limited
President Gray
Union Pacific
B. M. Prescott
Los Angeles
Prescoth
Uion Pacific System
Close Call as Lightning Strikes Rider and Horse
A rider named Jess Cook escaped injury when his horse was struck and killed by lightning while riding after cattle on Monday. Cook emerged unscathed from the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess Cook
Mr. Cook
Pioneer Day to Highlight Milford Celebration in Richfield Rivalry
Milford plans a large Pioneer Day celebration featuring a Richfield ball game at the local grounds and a Union Pacific orchestra dance at Union Hall. The day includes a parade, high school address by Wm. A. Miller, children’s races with cash prizes, and multiple athletic events on Stoddard Avenue between the library and L D S Chapel.
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Richfield
Bean
Water Service Department
Milford
Harry Liverwooo
Cedar City
Main Street
Wm. A. Miller
Jet
Stoddard Avenue
L. D. S. Chapel
Plebe Requests Milford News Material Aid
A plebe notes the impracticality of visiting every Milford home for news material and asks residents to assist by providing information. The message expresses appreciation for any aid offered.
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Plebe
Milford
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LIONS
Ogden
Fair Board and Rodeo Committee
Ernest Bamburger
United States
Miss Erickson
Typewriter CO
B. OF
L. E
Epworth
Milford Church
Union Pacific Orchestra of
Union Hall
Betty Murdock
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