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Milford News

Location

Milford, Utah, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1955

Page

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Final Lucky Buck week and Milford community notes

Last chance to redeem Lucky Buck merchandise as the feature ends this week. Mrs Guardell Banks found four Lucky Bucks worth four dollars each. Milford merchants contribute messages for next week’s paper. Community updates include summer recreation facilities, a growing American Legion Youth Center, and plans for billiards and a snack bar. Street oil projects ease rains, with rural improvements along Pass Road and near Union Pacific railway. County plans gravel pit purchase and oiling of roads, with beaver city gravel costs noted. Milford residents praised for improved roads and amenities. The Milford First Ward Blazer Class visited The News office with insights on newspaper operations.

Guardell Banks American Legion Youth Center Milford Pass Union Pacific Railroad Cates Road Milford City State of Utah Milford First Ward Edna Nichols Hal Edwards Charles Williams Rolland Bacon Eugene Gronning Danny Price

University of Utah Summer School Registration Date

Registration for recent high school graduates and other students to enroll in the University of Utah Summer School is set for June 13 per Harold W. Bentley dean. Students may join the full summer quarter or either of the six week sessions. Classes begin June 14 for the quarter and the first six week session. Closing date is August 26. Courses include nine special workshops and regular classes across fields.

University of Utah Harold W. Bentley Pest

Survival City film shown at Methodist Church

A large crowd attended a Wednesday evening screening of Survival City in the Methodist Church. Dr. E. N. Davie, county Civil Defense director, narrated the film showing life before and after an atom bomb blast and stressed the slim chances of survival without protection. The Civil Defense meeting followed, with committee reports and explanations of ongoing training in Ground Observer Corps, First Aid, Ham Radio, and a storehouse group for emergency wheat and commodities. more information was available at the Beaver County Clinic.

E. N. Davie Civil Defense Beaver Conty Clinic

Opening Day Fishing Described as Poor in Beaver County

Beaver County anglers faced generally poor opening day fishing with most catches below limits. Some returned empty creels while others reported fair hauls. Crowds lined creeks and lake shores though early morning and late evening offered the best chances. As stocking expands, sport is expected to improve with larger catches.

Beaver County Fish and Game Department

Smallest Milford 3D Class to Graduate

The Milford 3D A Sherman school will present the smallest graduating class in Beaver County on Sunday at 8 PM at the Seventh-day Adventist Church School. Eighth grade diplomas go to George Mayer Jr and Chester Miller. The program includes a chorus number, a talk on Gratitude by Chester Miller, a trumpet solo by George Mayer Jr, and a commencement address by Sheldon Seltzer titled Hurthes. The community is invited.

Beaver County Seventhday Adventist Church School George Mayer Jr Chester Miller Milford Cheister Miller Sheldon Seltzer

Mayer brothers graduate at Thunder Bird Academy Phoenix

Jerry Mayer graduated last week as an honor student and class president. Don Mayer was elected assistant editor of the Cactus Clarion, the school paper at Thunder Bird Academy in Phoenix Arizona.

Jerry Donald Mayer George and Lilliant Mayer Thunderbird Academy Phoenix Ariz Don Cactus Clarion

Ross Says Utah Farmers Drive Oxen Compared to Midwest

AL mass reports a 4500 mile trip observing farming methods across the Midwest and Utah. He notes Utah farmers still drive oxen, Nebraska alfalfa cutting and windrow mowers for rapid baling, and irrigated fields with yearly soil sampling and tailored fertilizer. He highlights shelter belts, Wisconsin milk pricing, cherry orchards near Sturgeon Bay, and copper production at White Pine with plans for Marquette smelter, concluding the trip was enlightening.

Ross Utah Midwest AL Mass Mid- West Nebraska Ames

Memorial Week End Accidents Claim Two Beaver County Lives

Memorial week end accidents in Beaver County killed Craig Mortensen 17 and Arlene Marshall 3 instantly and left US Navy sailor Marion Barnes in critical condition. Laura King 83 of Centralia Kan also died. Barnes survived by leave from the Navy. Mortensen from Milford, the son of Hyde Mortensen, was a Milford athlete. Arlene Marshall was returning from a function with her family near Cove Fort when the crash occurred. Funeral services for Arlene Marshall were scheduled in Minersville.

Beaver County Craig Mortensen Marion Barnes Beaver Arlene Marshall Minersville Cove Fort Laura King Centralia Kan Young Mortensen Young Barnes Barnes Gordon Farnsworth Mortensen Harry Glenn Barnes US Navy First Ward Dick Banks Vera Bond Howard Schuldburg Josephine Killam Jerry Kirk Bonnie Baston Loretta Cline R.E. Butler Dan Ferguson Lee van Orden Bond Craig T Mortensen Salt Lake City Hyde Hazel Taggart Mortensen Milford M. F. Bodenstab Kim Mortensen U. S. Navy LaDawn Mortensen Taho Marshall Nellie Holloway Richard Butcher Holloway Caroline Arlene Audrey Cal Price Parma Black Henderson Nevada Vance and Connie Lee Price Marshall

Hospital Notes and Births in Beaver County

Hospital notes list patients at Beaver County Hospital over two weeks including minor surgeries for AH Connell and others, major surgery for Mrs Mabel Turner, pneumonia cases, and several named patients with May dates. Twin girls born May 23 to W R Davis named Dorothy Patrice and Juliane. another set born May 27 to B J Bohart named Sharon Louise and Sherry Lynn.

Beaver County Hospital Connell Earl Wheeler Sharon Parkinson Beaver Mabel Turner D. A. Smith Charles Fox Minersville W. R Davis Dorothy Patrice Juliane B. J. Bohart Sharon Louise Sherry Lynn

Tex Carson Circus Coming to Milford

The Tex Carson circus comes to Milford with two shows on Friday June 17. Acts include Dorothy Anderson the world’s greatest girl horseman with her Liberty Act worth 10000, Ponca Bill and the Congress of Rough Riders, aerial and acrobatic acts, iron jawed women, jugglers, clowns, trained dogs and ponies, Baby Jumbo the elephant, and other traditional acts. Doors open at 2 and 5 pm.

Tex Carson Circus Dorothy Anderson Ponca Bill Congress of Rough Riders

Building Under Way for Dial Phones in Milford

Construction begins on a cement block building at 258 South Main Street for Milford exchange dial service central office equipment. Completion expected in July with equipment installation to follow. About 580 phones to be replaced, a name numeral four figure numbering system to be used, Beaver and Minersville exchanges also converting. Project part of a $10 million Utah program with total expenditure near $200000 for three exchanges.

Milford Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph Company South Main Street Gerald Vickers South Milford Beaver Exchange Minersville Exchange Beaver Vickers Utah

Panguitch Lake Set to Open June 11 in Utah

Utah Fish and Game approves a mid August eradication of Panguitch Lake trout with a June 11 opening. Anglers may harvest up to 20 trout daily before treatment, with a 10 fish limit needing wardens validation for totals beyond. Regulations allow 24 hour fishing and banned methods include firearms and nets. Fingerlings planned around mid September to boost early season catches.

Utah Department of Fish and Game Panguitch Lake Commission Department

Milford man George Metcalfe dies in California hospital

George Metcalfe aged 58, a well known Milford figure, died at 11 18 a m Thursday April 28 in a Sacramento California hospital from a heart ailment after 18 months of ill health. Mrs Metcalfe notified Milford friends.

George Metcalfe Milford Sacramento Calif Mes. Metcalfe

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