Memorial Day visits in Milford and surrounding areas
In South Milford Mr and Mrs Merrill Lund of Salt Lake City spent Memorial Day in Milford visiting the George E Smith home and York Georgia Beth back with them as far as American Fork to view with her grandmother and other relatives. Laney and Judy Paice went to Brigham City to visit grandparents Mr and Mrs J Ho Wenderson. Roy and Darrell were in Beaver with relatives. Parley Fisher spent last Friday in the hills with Clarence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrill Lund
Salt Lake City
Milford
George E. Smith
York
Georgia
Beth
Laney
Judy Paice
Brigham City
J Ho Wenderson
Roy and
Darrell
University of Utah Announces Summer Session Dates
University of Utah students may enroll in the first or full summer session with classes starting June 11 following a June 10 registration date. The program covers most departments and includes 25 conferences and institutes. Summer attendance requires an application, with full credentials for those not taking the regular form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Utah
University
Aeauale
Ofce
Milford community weekend visitors and gatherings noted
Tuttle of Salt Lake City and Karl Stott. Rachel Neeley of Lynndyl spent the week end in Milford and South Milford with her children. Mr. and Mrs. Don Elmer and sons returned home on May 28 after a visit with relatives in Town. Week end visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gael Elmer were Mr. and Mrs. Joe Allen and three children of Ogden. Mr. Elmer and Mr Allen were buddies in Italy during World War II. On Friday both families enjoyed a trip out to Lehman’s Cave and on Saturday they were joined by Mr. and Mrs. Kent Hanney and son for an outing at Rock Corral. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Goodwin of Provo arrived last week to spend the summer months in Milford. They have taken an apartment in town and Jack will help his father on the farm this summer. Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Fisher and family spent last Saturday in Cedar City on business. Mr. and Mrs. Van Arrant and four children of Beaver were South Milford visitors last Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Glen L. Green of Kaysville were in Milford over the week end. Among the relatives they visited were Elva Lofthouse and Dahl Thompson, sisters of Mrs. Green. Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Jones and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hoggan went to Enterprise to spend Memorial Day. Community Club will be held at the Club House next Saturday evening, June 7. Visitors at the Whittaker and Sears home in South Milford are Mrs. Lillian Page and her daughter LaRae, of Ogden. Mrs. Page is the mother of Phyllis Whittaker and Margaret Sears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gael Elmer
Joe Allen
Ogden
Elmer
Mr Allen
Italy
Lehman's Cave
Kent Hanney
Rock Corral
Jack Goodwin
Provo
Milford
Town
Jack
Glen L. Green
Kaysville
Elva Lofthouse
Dahl Thompson
Whittaker and Sears
South Milford
Lillian Page
LaRae
Voters Split By Gender In Utah Poll On Presidential Choices
The survey shows distaff voters undecided on a presidential favorite, with 16 percent of men and 22 percent of women undecided for governor candidates. Age group analysis reveals Taft leads among those over 50, while 21 to 35-year-olds favor Eisenhower. Harriman support comes mainly from voters 36 and older. Dr Smith cautions the sample reflects nonmetro Utah and should limit broader inferences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenhower
Taft
Kefauver
Harriman
Lee
Mabey
Glade
Bennion
Utah
Dr Smith
Milford Forty-Niners parade events and activities
A Milford pageant lists entrants from local clubs and organizations for a village parade with floats due by 10:30 a.m. A Soapbox Derby runs after the parade with prizes of an air rifle and roller skates. Kids compete in Kid Contests at Library Park with $30 in prizes, plus a comic ball game at the Fairgrounds, free balloons, and a fly casting contest. A free swim for under 16, a Milford High Band concert, and a 9 p.m. Forty-Niner dance cap the day on the library grounds and fairgrounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lson
Antile Ca
B and J Club
Boy Scouts
TriState Lumber Co
Milford Hospital
Beaver County Cleaners
Milford Lds Church
Lady Lions
Davis
Potato Marketing Co
Railroad Brotherhood
Lady Brotherhood Auxiliaries
Epsilon Sigma Alpha
American Tel & Tel Gang
St. Bridget's Catholic Church
Why-Not Shell Service
Milford Hotel
Legion
LaMar Outzen
Library Park
Fairgrounds
White Market
Milford High Tiger
Isaac Walton
Bob Carter
Carter
Milford High School
Jerald J. McDermott
Mr. McDermott
Provo Visitor Norma Carlton Guests at Lund Home
Norma Carlton of Provo spent several days visiting at the home of Mr and Mrs How ard Lund, enjoying the hospitality and local scenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norma Carlton
Provo
Howard Lund
Forty Niners Dance Event Opens With Confetti and Games
The article describes a festive day led by John L. Grimshaw and a dance committee. Admission is 2.50 for couples and 50 cents for extra ladies, with all dancers receiving a free colorful neckerchief. Neckkerchiefs available during the afternoon. advance ticket buyers gain early access. Throughout the day concessions offer games of chance, bingo, meals, and drinks. Aerial salutes mark the Gay Forty-niners arrival at 6:80 a.m. and events will be announced as the day progresses.
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John L. Grimshaw
Hig Dance Committee
Vance
Publc
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs
Beth Fisher
Parley Fisher
Clarence
Alytay
Towncraft
Penney
UCFU
Tuttle
Karl Stott
Rachel Neeley
Lynndyl
Don Elmer
Mitchell Fisher
Cedar City
Mrs. van Arrant
Beaver
South Miford
A. A. Jones
Howard Hoggan
Enterprise
Tke
South 11Th
L&b Cafe
L & B Cafe
John
Bob Slinkerd
Richard Jung
Spencer i
Sacramento Peaches
Pears
Libby Garden Peas
Shaver
del Monte
Purity Town House
CRAX
Cheerios
ZEE
Kellogg’s Pep
Pillsbury
Libby
IGA
CERTO
Colgate
AJAX
Jo Clerist
Jefferson Mercantile
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