Bridge Club Hosts Women Play Night Prize Winners
Mrs Gene Kirk hosted the Wednesday bridge club. Me San Cline won the Mer wks prize, Mrs Vat Yep. earned high honors and Mer i L Smith took the consolation prize. Other attendees included Mrs Gouree Moore, Mrs J H Weston, Mrs D S Williams, and Mrs George Ralgers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Kirk
Me San Cline
Vat
Mer
I L. Smith
Gouree Moore
J. H. Weston
D. S. Willams
George Ralgers
Ray Mills
Faye Bradfield
Clarence Grimshaw
Bob Price
A. A. McIntyre
Ross Palmer
Val Yepsen
L. BE. Lanphere
Prise
Palmer
Yepseni
Community Methodist Church Announces Summer Schedule
Lucile Kates serving as deaconess pastor will lead Sunday services on June 23 with church school at 10:00 a.m. Worship and sermon follow at 11:00 a.m. Youth Council meets at 7:00 p.m. No preaching services from June 30 to August 18 due to pastor’s vacation, church school remains at 10:00 a.m. each Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucile Kates
Pasitor, Youth Council
Local Society Notes Tie Up Week With Weddings and Parties
Mudolph Metoon returns from Salt Lake City after postmaster meeting. Spokane visitors stay with Mrs. Rawn’s family. Wallace Morrin and bride plan Fresno home. Mrs. BE Smith travels to Salt Lake City to fetch Lucille. LeRoy Goleman Jr and Dorothy McDonald wed in Parowan and will reside in Milford. Ruth chapter Eastern Star hosts a card party. group attends Seely-Murdock park weiner roast. Mrs. Ray Mills hosts bridge. prizes awarded. William Morris hosts honor visit for daughter-in-law Clyde Tanner from Los Angeles. Hop Ching evening ends with lunch. Other attendees include Della Glenn, Thelma Gillins, Olive Root, Verna Tomsik, and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Morris
Clyde Tanner
Los Angeles
California
Della Glenn
Thelma Gillins
Olive Root
Verna Tomsik
Barbra Whitbeck
Joan Baxter
Elma Voorhees
Irene Griffiths
Hilda Nolan
Lucille Handley
Theon Stone
Milford Visit Ties Families To Local Business
Mrs Evelyn Brannon Mrs Lola Tanner and hostess Mrs Morris accompanied Mr and Mrs Sherman W Johnson and young Tuck to Milford on Tuesday to visit friends and handle business. Johnson, with mining interests here, had run a local assay office in Cottonwood Canyon and now works with others in a Midvale assay office inviting local Teaver county business.
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Sherman W. Johnson
Tuck
Cotchwood Canyon
Salt Lake
Milford
Ayesday
Johnson
Midvale
Firemen Urge Milford Drivers to Let Fire Truck Go
Milford Volunteer Fire Department requests Milford residents refrain from following the fire truck after an alarm. A crowd of cars hinders hose deployment from hydrants, delaying firefighting at a time when every minute counts.
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Milford
Three Babies Born In Milford Derby At Spring Meet
The News notes three newborns during the Milford spring race rush. A daughter born June 8 to Attorney Harold Cline and wife. a son born June 10 to Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hickman. a daughter born last Saturday to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Thompson. All three couples have their first child, and the Moore, Casterline, and Thompson grandparents share first-time grandparent status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford
Ime
Harold Cline
Jim Hickman
Stork
Ralph Thompson
Hickman
Jean Moore
Thompson
Marjorie Casterline
George Moore
F. B. Casterline
Willian Thompson
Burbank CCC Notes Details Camp Burbank Team Bracket
The Burbank CCC notes describe teams from Camp Burbank competing in a soft bell tournament. Seven teams started, one was eliminated, and the remaining squads include Foreman Anthen Foreman Johnson Foreman Whicker Foreman Slaughter the army overhead and the Grasing Sereen overhead plus Edward Anthi and the educational avivider acted as the recreational committee.
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Camp Burbank
Woth
Foreman Anthen
Foreman Johnson
Foreman Whicker
Foreman Slaughter
Army Overhead
Grasing Sereen
Edward Anthi
Educasional
Avivider
Fragmented reminiscence passage from unclear source
A garbled excerpt presents disjointed phrases and name fragments with no coherent news event or identifiable subjects. The text offers no verifiable persons, organizations, places, dates, or outcomes to anchor a concise summary.
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A garbled note hints at a late 19th century style item mentioning Time Flirs and a person named Lingerheip-i with an unclear adjuration. The fragment refers to a switch glance at someone named Mibu yesterday, suggesting a social or personal curiosity in a local newspaper snippet.
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Lingerheip
Glence
Auxilary Elects New Set Officers at Legion Auxiliary Meeting
At a meeting preceding an Americanism program and tea at the L. D. S. church on Friday June 14 officers were elected for the coming year Metta Weston president Naomi Hughes first vice president Christie Lyman second vice president Nina Geant-at-arms Ethel Smith sergeant-at-arms and historian Erma Cline secretary to be appointed later Special guests from the Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary attended the tea and program Lois Waddinghan and Alice Jane Bowen arranged the program The show featured readings and talks including The Story of Old Glory Our Flag Americanism violin and piano solos and the tea table was decorated with blue candles delphiniums and gold snapdragons President Carlie Waddoups and Leis Waddingham poured with Erma Cline and Saraegsa Baker assisting
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American Legion Auxiliary
Metta Wieston
Naomi Hughes
Christie Lyman
Lois Waddinghan
Alice Jane Bowen
Metti Weston
Larnessa Baker
Vera Yepsen
Elaine Baker
Ethel Smith
Doris Hughes
Carlie Waddoups
Leis Waddingham
Withrma Cline
Saraegsa Baker
Grassland Conference Set at Utah State College
William Peter Son director of the Utah Extension Service announces the Western Grassland conference at Utah State Agricultural College July 15 16 17 with representatives from 13 western states. Topics include pastures grass on range lands soil and water conservation and grassland research. Utah shows strong livestock income and a large area devoted to grass production for livestock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah State Agricultural College
William Peterson
Utah Extension Service
Extension Service
Experiment Stations
Forest Service
Utah
Balcony Whispers Create Household Tension
A domestic scene unfolds as Jimmy plans to propose to Betty unseen on the balcony. Papa questions the plan while Mama urges secrecy. The dialogue hints at family dynamics and a humorous miscommunication within the household.
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Mama
Jimmy
Betty
Papa
Monson Elected Head of Group
Dr E E Monson Utah secretary of state was elected president of the National Association of Secretaries of State at the annual convention in Sersgank Georgia on June 10 The first time a west of the Mississippi state official has held the post He served as vice president at the 1931 convention and invited the 1947 meeting to Salt Lake City
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E. Monson
Aseuckeson
Sersgank
Georgia
Saturg
Mississippi River
Monson
Association
Salt Lake City
National Association of Secretaries of State
Milton H. Welling
Utah
E. E. Manson
Richmond
Caches County
Beav er Marriage Unites Williams and Bond Families
Mrs Lester Williams returns home improved after hospital stay as relatives from Lancaster California Needles California Murray Utah Minersville and Salt Lake City visit. Arvilla Bond and Austin Williams wed on June 12 in Beaver with immediate families present at the county capital.
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B. O. Clem
Lancaster
California
Darrell Allred
Needles
Calfornia
Charles Allred
Hy Anderson
Murray
Anna Poultin
Salt Lake Cuy
Williams, Bond Home
Arvilla Bond
Will Bond
Austin Williams
O. R. Williams
Beaver
Roosevelt’s VP Question Weighs Hull’s Future Role
Washington observers debate whether Roosevelt will keep Secretary Hull at the state department or offer him the vice presidency. The issue centers on who will bear the burden during upcoming troubled days as Roosevelt prepares to act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Hull
State Department
G O P Convention Plans Jitter as Philadelphia Feels Rush
In early June Washington buzzes over the GOP convention in Philadelphia. Prefabricated decor and publicity stunts share space with debates on adjournment timing and war fears as delegates and visitors scramble for hotel rooms. The committee rejects a Liberty Bell replica, a mechanical elephant, and even a Roosevelt impersonator, choosing a dignified approach.
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Capitol Gill
Congress
G.O. 7
Brotherly
Washington
Hotel Aecomodations
Philly
Roosevelt
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