Compressor progress at Horn Silver mine boosts output near Milford
Rejuvenation of Tintie Lead's Horn Silver mine at Pris co Milford shows strong activity with seventy workers. A new compressor and transformers provide ample power as ore shipments reach seven carloads in a week. High grade copper ore up to 50 percent in samples, with 7 percent copper in standard runs, and potential expansion on 900, 1000, and 1200 levels suggest increasing production and new ore bodies being developed across 200, 500, 650, and 700 levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horn
Tintie Lead Company
Prisco
Milford
A. E. Kippe
Blue Room
Funeral Services for Mrs Dearden
Margaret Russell Dearden born November 17 1868 in Fillmore Utah died in Milford June 11 at sixty. She endured long illness after an operation and is mourned by husband J W Dearden and children Josie Rowley Olson Daisy Rowley and Guy Richardson with nine grandchildren two sisters Julia Warner and Melissa Olson and one brother Richard Russell. Services were held in Garrison June 18 conducted by Bishop W A Miller with out of town attendees listed. Floral tributes blessed the gathering as mourners from Fillmore Milford and surroundings attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Russell Dearden
Fillmore
Utah
Milford
Ars. Dearden
J. W. Dearden
Garrison
Josie Rowley Olson
Daisy Rowley
Guy Richardson
Julia Warner
Melissa Olson
Berkeley
Calif
Richard Russel
Fillamore
Dearden
Marie Peterson
Mary Hichards
von Morris
Dairy judging encampment rules set for Logan July
Rules issued for the dairy judging contest at the Farmers Encampment July 15 to 18 by Professor George B. Caine of Utah State Agricultural College. County teams of three compete evaluating butter, cheese, milk and vanilla ice cream with standard score cards. The event in Logan includes ten minute product sessions and strict scoring procedures. Miss Leote Turfey and Mr Tom Bettridge wed June 18 in Milford with Justice Bert Nichols officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Caine
Utah State Agricultural College
Caine
Leote Turfey
Tom Bettridge
Milford
Piano and Band Lessons Offered by Alvin H. Beker
Advertises piano and band orchestra lessons at Alvin H. Beker's residence. Rates set at one dollar per lesson with instruction available for students seeking musical training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin H. Beker
Ted
Minersville Notes Local Residents and Visitors
Special correspondent reports on residents returning home and visiting relatives in Minersville. Names include Marion Rollins, Horace Corbridge family, Maud Myers traveling to Lyman Wyoming, and visitors from California Beaver Cedar City. Also mentions relief society attendees and moves of the Corbridge family from Bristol to Minersville.
Does Your Dollar Come Home Editorial Plea
The News runs a group of feature editorials urging Buy at Home support. It argues local merchants offer equal prices and quality to larger centers and keeping trade local benefits families, employment, and the district’s prosperity through circulating money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Newa
Kesler Takes FiveYear Beaver Theatre Lease
Clark Kesler former Orpheum owner and current New Plage House builder takes a five year lease on the Star Theme theatre in Beaver from W A Pirmage. Kesler plans remodel and new talking pictures soon. Both his Beav er and local houses will exhibit talkies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Kesler
Orpheum ‘Theatre
Tet Town
Beaver
W. A. Pirmage
Kesler
Talking Pictures
Talkies
Jennings Smales Nuptials Held In Ely Nevada
On a Saturday in June Mies Fern Fennings and T Russell Smales wed in Ely Nevada. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry M Jennings, recently worked at Cline's store and is a popular local figure. The groom, from South Dakota, is district manager of the American Circulation Company. The couple's many acquaintances wish them well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Turfey
Bettridge
U. P
Justice of the Peace
Bert Nichols
Ith
Mies Fern Fennings
T- Russell Smales
Ely
Nevada
Henry M. Jennings
Antil
Cline
South Dakota
American Circulation Company
Milford Barn Fire Destroys Unnamed Property
Early morning blaze in Milford broke out around 2 A M in a hay filled barn owned by Kari Levi. Firefighters from Mizom Pire department arrived late as the structure was already out of control due to dry lumber and hay. Limited winds helped prevent spread to nearby outbuildings. origin undetermined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mizom Pire
Sax
Kari Levi
Local social notes from Cedar City and area
Mrs H F Baker returned home Saturday after two weeks in Cedar City. Dan Smithson of Milford visited two days. Dr Warren Shepherd and son Quenn of Salt Lake City called on Saturday. J R Wheeler and Willard Shepherd of Beaver were here Monday. Ameri can Legion Auxiliary Entertains twenty two guests with a brief program and refreshments hosted by Rozella Eyre and assisted by her daughters Thurma and Zelma. The Misses Pauline and Prescinds Mathews hosted the Gleaner Girls sewing gathering with nine guests and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. F. Baker
Cedar City
Dan Smithson
Milford
Warren Shepherd and Son
Quenn
Salt Lake City
J. R. Wheeler
Willard Shepherd
Beaver
Rozella Eyre
Ladies of the American Legion Auxiliary
Hospital Notes Births and Surgeries
Hospital notes record a birth to Mr and Mrs N E Smith a boy June 1 and a birth to Mr and Mrs H W Price a girl June 18. It lists several operations for appendicitis attributions to Mrs Floyd Caster Arthur Calvert Greenville Mrs F Pryor Minersville Joe Franmpton June 16 and a list of discharged patients Brunell Outzen Alvin Baker Raymond Fotheringham Douglas Moore Dorothy Wood worth Caliente Mrs Ervin Bond Beaver Bottoms dismissed June 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. E. Smith
Hoy
H. W. Price
Floyd Caster- One
Arthur Calvert
Greenville
F. Pryor
Minersville
J. A. Kirk
Joe Franmpton
Howard Dinwoodie
Brunell Outzen
Alvin Baker
Raymond Fotheringham
Douglas
Margaret Moore
Dorothy Woodworth
Caliente
Ervin Bond
Beaver Bottoms
Card of Thanks for Dearden Family
Mr. J. H. Dearden and children extend sincere thanks for kindness, sympathy, encouragement, and floral offerings during the sickness and death of their wife and mother. Special thanks to Wer, Raymond Taylor and Graf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Dearden
Raymond Taylor
Graf
Dr Alexander to Visit Town for Eye Care Session
Dr F J Alexander, who has long made professional visits to care for eyes, will be at Milsom Hotel Atkin on Monday June 2 from 2 to 8 PM, offering eye treatments to residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Alexander
Milsom
Hotel
Atkin
Monroe Couple Vacation Visit Noted in Salt Lake
Mr and Mrs H H Monroe of Salt Lake spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs George Litchfield in a short social notice indicating visits among local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Monroe
Salt Lake
George Litchfield
New President of Lions Club Elected at Thirteenth Convention
Asy Le Grandé Riley of Sacramento was elected president of the International Association of Lions Clubs at its thirteenth annual convention in Louisville. He succeeds Ben A. Ruffin of Richmond as head of the service organization with 1840 clubs and about 10,000 members across the United States, Canada, China, Mexico, Cuba and Hawaii. Riley’s long public service includes roles from justice of the peace to state controller in California, with extensive Lionism leadership from club president to district governor and board member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Asy LeGrandé Riley
Sacramento
California
Lions Clube
Ben A. Ruffin
Richmond
Canada
China
Mexico
Cuba
Hawaii
Riley
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Vicksburg
Michigan
Dillon, Mont
Colton
Calif
Hiley
Michigran
Dillon
Mont
City Trustes
San Bernardino County
International Directors
Beaver Briefs Return of Summer Movements and Visits
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Yardley move to Hatch Garfield county for summer. Mrs. Wilford Cartwright returns from Provo and Salt Lake visiting relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Jackson welcome a baby boy born Monday June 10. Emma McAlister leaves for California to settle there. Mrs. Sam Brinkerhoff hosts Jean’s birthday party with twelve little friends. The Parson family and Mr. Parson depart for California after a week with L. B. Harris family. Wallace Yardley returns from Salt Lake. Charles Lindsey visits family from the county west end while mining. Othello Pearce and Abe Murdock travel to attend events. Elma Fields visits from Lyman, Elwy. Isabel Denny of Riverside California visits Agnes Burk. Edward Holden and Jack Ashworth family weekend visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Yardley
Hatch
Garfield County
Wilford Cartwright
Provo
Salt Lake
Joseph Jackson
Emma McAlister
California
Sam Brinkerhoff
Jean
Russel Parson
Mr. Parson
Joseph
Edward Holden
Cedar City
Jack Ashworth
James Yardley
Fanchon and Marco Present New Milford Show
Fanchon and Marco stage a new touring act to Milford on Saturday June 22 featuring The Rogers Syncopators and Harry Berry. The lineup includes Nelson and Thatcher Collegiate Dancers Miss Theo Keith and Bert Darrell with a full orchestra and master of ceremonies. The act, produced by Los Angeles team Fanchon and Marco, expands eastward with weekly performances if business justifies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ctiure
Panchon
Marco
Los Angeles
Fanchon
Milford
Keown Orchestra
Mater of
Ceremople
Roger
Bari
Harry Berry
Vodvil
Nelson and
Thatcher
Theo Keith
Bert Darrell
U P Announces New Schedule and Depot Paint
The Union Pacific System released a new schedule for passenger trains arrival and departure. The depot is six weeks into a paint refresh with interior redecorations underway. The Old Timers convention will be held in Salt Lake City on June 22 and 23, with a special Los Angeles train passing Milford and an estimated twelve special trains needed from across the system to bring about 6,000 attendees to the Capitol city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific
Salt Lake City
Los Angeles
Milford
Capitol City
Sunday Guests and Travel News From Local Families
Sunday at Piltmore the Keslers host guests and Thelma Milling visits Cedar City with her parents. Mrs George Valentine Jr returns from Parowan with family. Mr Jos F Murdock travels with kin to Idaho and Montana. Mrs C C Murdock visits Greens ville. Several locals tour Milford this week for the American Circulating Co. fishing season opens at Fish Lake with area residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piltmore
Otto Kesler
Thelma Milling
Cedar City
S. W. Smith
George Valentine, Jr
Parowan
Dalton
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Horn Silver Mine
Mrs. Dearden
Turley-Bettridge
Logan
Marion Rollins
Cowley, Wyo
Horace Corbridge
Lillian
Dorothy O’grain
Annie Robbins
Mrs. F. W. Dalton
le Vern Gentry
Zola Smith
Bill Dover
Harry B. Leigh
Lorin Hall
Adeliade
Compton
H. W. Hall
Grace Joseph
Mrs. Virgene Jameson
Thermo
Mrs. Owen Moore
Ernest Eyre
Robert
Relief Society
Susie Murdock
Ella Smith
Jennie Tanner
Mattie Hoops
Samuel White
John McKnight
Clarence Corbridge
Bristol
Lesler
Beaver Theatre
Jennings-Smales
Helen and
Lois Dodd
Chicago University
Ray L. Riley
Jos. F. Murdock
Lottie
Tone 17
Idaho
Montana
C. C. Murdock
Joe Barr
Shirley Jacobs
Joe Grey
T. R. Smales
American Circulating Company
F. W. Fitzgerald
Dan Davi
Chilton
W. & Schow
Jack Thansiem
Mitebolami Kinet Coon
Fish Lake
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