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Newspaper

Milford News

Location

Milford, Utah, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1935

Page

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Firemen Plan For Big Fight Card On July Fourth

Firemen plan a July fourth boxing card with Gene Kirk promoting despite no Milford entries for last Friday. Local fighters and OCC workers helped fill the show with several kid bouts and several adult matchups, including Gordon Murdock vs Blaine Covington and Roy Coleman vs Dick Denhalter. Del Young defeated Gail Trent in a notable wrestling match, while Bill Dawson and Tom Fugate had a brief fight ending in an inadvertent knee foul.

Minersville Milford William Limb Arlen Johinson Stan Limb Jack Kirk Ennis Rogers Tie Limb Lee Rogers Frank Holmes Doug Kirk- Hughes Williams Gordon Murdock Blaine Covington Roy Coleman Dick Denhalter CCC Bill Dawson Tom Fugate Dawson Fugate del Young Gail Trent Trent Young

Air Conditioning Receives Warm Rail Passenger Welcome

Rail week runs June 10 to 15 with informal discussion in Milford as air conditioning on all regular trains wins unqualified public approval. The News features Union Pacific advertising graphic showing conditioned air flowing to coaches sleeping cars dining and observation cars offering cool comfort in hot weather refreshing rail travel.

Milford Union Pacific

Medical Auxiliary Names Officers for Utah Association

Tr D C Budge of Logan and Dr George N Curtis of Salt Lake City were named president and secretary respectively of the Utah State Medical Association. The Southern Utah Medical Association met in Cedar City with district auxiliary officers elected and installed and a scientific paper by Dr M J MacFarlane highlighted the program. The group endorsed revising fee schedules and opposed socialization of medicine. Mrs Eldredge of the Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary discussed plans with Milford and Beaver auxiliaries to energize local activities.

D. C. Budge Logan George N. Curtis Salt Lake City Utah State Medical Association Upstate Southern Utah Medical Association Cedar City Hotel el Escalante Frank McHugh State Association George Clark St. George RK. RK. Shannon Milford J. le Reichman M. J. MacFarlane Budge

Milford Downs Parowan In Diamond Clash

Milford toppled Parowan 15 to 2 at the local park in a Sunday game. Beardless youngsters got late work as veteran Rochek and Beard limited Parowan to six hits. Dolly Carter led Milford with a homer, a double and two singles.

Milford J. C. Root Milford Slurgers Rochek Beard Parowan Dolly” Carter Crawford Wickman Wally Blackburn

Construction Chief Chooses Milford Camp Site

Captain FH Case Willcox district construction engineer for the CCC with Fort Douglas HQ spent Saturday afternoon in Milford to line up preliminaries for a new camp. He ruled out the previously selected site as unsuitable for a creditable camp and plans about 40 new camps in the Fort Douglas district.

FH. Case Willcox CCC Fort Douglas Milford Willcox South America Abyssinia

Stockmen Urged To File Applications For Grazing Permits

Walter James of Black Rock and Ed Tanner of Milford representing the shoep and cattle sections on the district 3 advisory board under the Taylor grazing act urge readers to promptly file grazing permit applications. Additional details available from James, Tanner, or local officials F. D. Williams E. H. Murdock or Stan McKnight of Minersville.

Walter James Black Rock Ed Tanner Milford District 3 Advisory Board F. D. Williams E. H. Murdock Stan McKnight Minersville

School music classes announced by Alvin H Baker

Alvin H Baker, high school music teacher, says 72 students attend daily section practices. Summer program runs June and July on weekdays with a schedule of instruments from clarinets to strings and an evening band session.

Alvin H. Baker

Supply Head For Three CCC Camps

The report confirms Milford as the rail head and supply point for three CCC camps. An Antelope Springs site near Milford is announced for a Taylor Act camp, with Company 1964 relocated to Camp Delano in the Beaver Mountains. Milford remains the supply hub as a deep well is drilled for the Milford camp on the southwest outskirts.

Milford CCC Taylor Grazing Act Antelope Springs Milfard Black Rock Camp Delano Beaver Mountains Desert Range Station Taylor Act

Year 1935 Looms Big To Workers In News Contest

The Milford News launches a scholarship drive offering two courses to help Beaver County youths prepare for better jobs in 1935. The piece urges readers to seize opportunity, study hard, and build skills to meet future employment needs amid unemployment concerns.

Essay on Christian Science invitation to universal good

The article extols Christian Science as offering universal, free access to infinite good through Christ. It cites scriptures and Mary Baker Eddy to explain how understanding God and the Mind enables one to demonstrate divine blessings and satisfy every need.

Jesus the Christ Christ Mary Baker Eddy God

River Beaver river marks peak flows in early June

Beavers river flow peaked over June 6 to 10 with daily highs near 550 second feet and an overall five day average of 275 second feet. Minersville reservoir storage rose by 2600 acre feet above its quota as water diversion began on Milford flat under the Rocky Ford irrigation system. North Creek, feeding the farming areas north and west of Beaver, flowed more than in years and for the first time in 16 years its water entered the Beaver river.

Beaver River Henry K. Boyter Minersville North Creek Beaver

Funeral Held For W. W. Cook Of Milford

Funeral services for W. W. Cook 61 prominent Milford farmer and stockman were held Tuesday in the Milford L D S chapel. The service featured solos and a quartet with burial in the local cemetery. Cook born Blue Rapids Kansas October 30 1873 married Gertrude Finchan September 11 1895 came to Milford 1914 and is survived by his widow three sons Jess Walter Howard and Mrs Roy Cottrell and Mrs Ray Snyder plus four brothers in California and Kansas.

Milford L. D. S W. W. Cook South Milford William Frary Dureka Lee Gray Cedar City Dan Ferguson Milford W. E. Martin F. B. Casterline William Walter Cook Blue Rapids Kansas Gertrude Finchan Imperial Valley California Mr. Cook Jess Walter Howard Roy Cottrell Ray Snyder Huntington Park Marty Charles Long Beach George

Well Being Drilled For Milford Camp

Work on a new CCC camp at Milford began with spudding a water well to supply the camp, replacing municipal mains. H L Hall conducts the drilling, with rapid progress planned to meet the arrival of advance forces. The site shifts to higher ground near the Moscow road, hosting about 20 buildings and a pressure water tank. Enrollees from the 5th corps area are expected to comprise the camp crew.

CCC Milford Taylor Act H. L. Hall Dreuth Relief Hinckley Moscow Road Salt Lake 5Th Corps Ohio Indiana Kentucky

Evangelist Describes Origins of Spiritualist Cult

Evangelist Nor man Eckman denounces Spiritualism as the devilish and ancient faith, claiming modern spiritualism began within the last century and started with the Fox family in Hydesville New York amid mysterious noises and rappings. The talk occurred at Milford Firemen s hall to a large audience.

Charles V. Winn Co. S. B Pasadena California Churchy of Christ Scientist Boston Mass L. G. Clay Winn Norman Eckman Milford United States Hydesville New York Fox

Receive Friends On Silver Anniversary

Mr and Mrs C Kook celebrated their silver wedding anniversary at their Utih avenue home drawing about 126 local friends. The evening included a mock wedding with K G Link as the bride, Harold Cline as the groom, and L A Wynwardt as the preacher. Lions and friends offered silver ware and best wishes.

C. ©. Kook Utih Avenue Telluride Power Company K. G. Link Harold Cline L. A. Wynward

Oiling Near Completion on Highway 21 Gap Bridging

After three weeks of favorable oiling weather contractors are on track to finish the highway 21 project between Minersville junction and Beaver by Saturday night. The work has faced delays due to poor oiling weather previously, but is now nearly complete with only finishing touches remaining. The completion is welcomed by Beaver county residents and travelers who endured long waits and broken promises during the hold ups.

Minersville Junction Beaver Beaver County

Four Births Announced in Minersville and Nearby

Dr Rh R Shannon reports four births this week. A son to Mr and Mrs Harold Dalton of Minersville. a girl to Mr and Mrs George B E Le Fevre of Minersville. a girl to Mr and Mrs Albert Walker of Greenville. a son to Mr and Mrs Gene Garland of Milford. Tonsillectomies performed on Master Thompson and Loren Pryor of Minersville and Lamar Grimshaw of Reaver.

Rh. R. Shannon Harold Dalton Minersville George BE. le Fevre Bing Albert Walker Greenville Gene Garland Milford Master Thompson Loren Pryor Lamar Grimshaw Reaver

New Taylor Act Camps Training Units At Desert Range

Officers assigned to Company 1964 of the CCC at the Desert Range Experiment Station during the past winter came here from the Army Corps area for training. They are said to be establishing new posts in command of these Taylor Act camps, about 40 of which are being set up. Other reports say the men may come from the Second Corps area or from eastern states.

Ficers CCC Desert Range Experiment Station Army Corps Second Corps Aréu Sémbound

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