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Newspaper
Milford News
Location
Milford, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1930
Page
5
Richfield may form a Gilder club. The club was announced by P B D Bend sley at the Lions club meeting Monday evening. A petition is circulating to obtain signatures.
Richfield Reaper notes that an elementary aviation club invites interested residents to join, with J R Barker handling enrollments. A $20 fee will cover the glider cost if at least twenty people sign up, enabling delivery to the community.
Sevier valley sportsmen called by the Richfield Lions Club to a June 8 hunt to kill magpies robbing pheasant nests. Marion Seegmiller and Taylor Thurber verified on ranches east of Richfield that no pheasant eggs or young birds remain. Richfield Reaper reports the alarming nest losses this year.
Manitoba was named for the province from a lake bearing the same name. The term derives from two Indigenous words meaning together the straits or narrows of the Great Spirit.
The U S Department of Agriculture stresses sanitation to curb parasites in damp Beaver County pastures. Emphasizes isolating cows discharging bacillus abortus and sheep stomach worms from grazing, plus the river fluke threat. Highlights prompt milk cooling, proper agitation, and sampling to ensure quality. Warns about harmful night dogs killing sheep, with losses up to 250 dollars in a single night. Notes improving milk care levels and the value of supplementary feeds during July and August to sustain production.
Suett J. Stantiff files suit seeking 30000 against Continental Oil Co and district manager A T Farrell for the death of her husband Thomas L. Stantiff who was struck on a highway by a Continental Oil Co car two weeks earlier. Durham Morris and Willard Hansen are her attorneys.
Delta eight year old Howard Jensen, son of Mr and Mrs Parley Jensen, was killed while playing near a Union Pacific water tank. He climbed for a bird nest and touched a live wire, his body dropping to the ground. A hole in the hand and a similar one in the foot indicated the current’s entry and exit.
A short literary epigraph notes sleep as not a servant of will and an ally of caprice. It cites Bowring and suggests sleep shapes human volition. The line contrasts control and instinct in a reflective mood.
LOCALS Erwin Campbell of Provo was in town Saturday. J. M. William Jr left for Provo where he has a new position as call boy. Mrs James H Atkin visited Salt Lake this week. T C Heaton former Milford High principal visited last week. Glenn Stonehocker and family toured Salt Lake City. Ann Draper and Mrs Jack Frazer visited from Caliente. Ruth Zang of Salt Lake City is visiting Milford friends. Charles Miller of Provo was in town on business. Bert Carter and wife plan to settle in Caliente Nevada. Adams and Sloan attended memorial exercises and a ball game in Beaver. Walter Vincent returned from Zion and Grand Canyon trip. George Jefferson advancing his lot with a cement fence. Mrs Dan Rollins back home after appendicitis at Milford Hospital. Cochrane and family visited Salt Lake this week. L D McFadden left for Cedar Rapids to visit his mother. Helen Carlson went to Salt Lake with Theodore Kronholm. Mrs Van Hickman of Beaver a Milford Hospital patient this past week. Mrs Floyd Ross of Salt Lake City arrived to arrange for a new home. Ross will work at Horn Silver mine but live in Milford. J C Jeffers and families and others motor to Paragonah for Decoration Day. Mrs William Twitchell Jr of Beaver returned from Milford Hospital after an appendicitis operation. Chas Baker came from Ruth Nevada, taking a 15 day layoff to spend time with family in Milford. J H Parsons left for Salt Lake for their daughter Beatrice’s wedding to Traj Markham of Spanish Fork, held in the Salt Lake Temple.
This paper invites readers to submit church notes for weekly publication from Milford churches. The News office will publish readable items brought in for inclusion as part of the community record.
Methodist hours list morning and evening worship on Sundays at 11:00 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Weekday sanctuary service Thursdays at 7:20 p. m. Sunday School begins at 10:00 a. m. Evening services also at 7:30 p. m. Young People's Mutuals meet Tuesday evenings at 7:30.
In Boston at The First Church of Christ Scientist and all branches, the Lemon sermon on God the Creator cites Bible lines and Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy. It presents God as divine Principal, Love, the perpetual cause, the only creator, with no other existences.
Miss Mildred Nichols won the Gold Medal in the West High School homemaking contest sponsored by the Daughters of the American Revolution. The award was for dress making for graduation. Mildred is the daughter of Herbert Nichols of this city.
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