Garfield Family Returns from San Francisco Fair
Mr and Mrs Harry Garfield and their son Niel returned home Wednesday after an enjoyable trip to the San Francisco World’s Fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Garfield
Niel
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Newspaper
Milford News
Location
Milford, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1939
Page
8
Local Notes on Visits Birthdays and a Missing Person
Lieutenant and Mrs. Hamilton visited at Mrs. Hamilton's parents in Kilhum and Carlton relatives in Salt Lake City Toledo Chicago Rockwell and Utah districts plan a Milford Beaver summer with parks. A birthday gathering at Mrs. Moody's home featured prizes won by Mrs. Gerrard Weston and Mrs. Peterson. A missing Gilbert Erickson 70, 6 feet 1 inch, 170 pounds, blue eyes, gray hair, scar on neck, last heard from Milford Utah after leaving Steel County North Carolina for California in late November 1937. respond to M E Erickson Route 2 Hatton North Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl
Carlton
Salt, Lake City
Dell Carlton
Toledo
Ohio
Chicago
Rockwell
Iowa
Carltons
Milford
Beaver
Utah
Gilbert Erickson
Steel County
N. C
California
M. E. Erickson
Hatton
N. D
Milford News Briefs Include Visits and Local Events
Local visitors arrive from Salt Lake City Seattle and California for several weeks in Milford. An LDS stake relief society meeting is set for Tuesday June 7 at 2 pm. New Gosspel Beauty Shop opens over the bank with Gladys Gospill offering permanents hair care facials and manicures. Social bridge and contract parties feature hostess Mrs Thomas Campbell and Mrs Harold Cline with multiple guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gospill
Gladys Gospill
Salt Lake City
Thomas Campbell
Gertrude Dewey
Leah Smith
M. M. Vincent
Gladys Coleman
Earl Stonemocker
L. F. Kohler
Alice Wynaught
Sam Dunkley
Harold Cline
Sam Cline
Val Yepsen
J. R. Murdock Jr
D. 8. Williams
Lloyd Kohler
R. R. Shannon
Clarence Grimshaw
Ray Mills
KB. Goon
George Jefferson
Harry Jefferson
Earl Stonehocker
Rupert Ingram
Pearl Donnell
Vic Carlson
Stonehocker
O'Donnell
Campbell
Tanner Smith nuptials and area notes in Milford
South Milford reports the marriage of Howard Tanner to Kate Smith in March and their plan to reside in Milford after visiting the California fair. John Stahl wed Miss Dorothy Stywert at Richfield on June 12, with a kitchen shower and luncheon. Visitors LaRue Marshall and Cal l eon Myers are in town. Beets are thinning and crops show good stands, with light hauling and cutting hay, while disease concerns affect farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Tanner
Howard
Kate Smith
Logan
California
Milford
John Stahl
Dorothy Sty Wert
Richfield
M. E. Community Church Services This Week
Lucile Estes serves as deaconess pastor at M E Community Church. Church school led by Marin Carlson opens at 10 00 a m. Worship and preaching service scheduled for 11100 am with the pastor delivering the sermon for the week beginning June 25.
Youth council and services timetable for the church
Ray Martyne serves as president guiding a youth council at 7 00. Sammy Knight leads a discussion at 11 00 about What Should We Pray For. A sermon by the pastor titled Poetry of the Soul a Meditation. Service at CCC camp at T16 pm Tuesday with Walter White presiding. Mid week study and prayer at 7 80 p.m Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youth Council
Ray Martyne
Sammy Knight
CCC
Walter White
Local Notes From Nada and Milford District
Mrs Ella Milléx ill at Mrs Atta Bonner’s Milford home. F D Dinwiddie visited Milford on business. Mrs W M White and Mrs M H Hughes with Nelowise Joanne and Jimmy drove to Black Rock. Milo Marsden aided wool shipment in Nada. John Wilcock went to Beaver Saturday night. Mr and Mrs Bert Armstrong and daughter Joyce traveled to Santaquin for the 50th wedding anniversary of Armstrong’s mother and father. Lois Gray of Milford visited Nelouise and LaVerne Hughes at Nada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Milléx
Atta Bonner
Milford
W. M. White
M. H. Hughes
Nelowise
Joanne
Jimmy
Black Rock
Bert Armstrong
Joyce
Santaquin
Mr. Armstrong
Lois Gray
Nelouise
LaVerne Hughes
Nada
Dotson Reunion At Navajo Lake And Local Visits
A family reunion draws MINERSVILLE participants including Sarah E Dotson James Dotson Beverly Dotson and extended families at Navajo lake. Nearby events include Barbara Marshall's birthday party a scavenger hunt Bunco and refreshments. visitors Lillie J Roberts Arshel Evans Beulah Eyre Della Allison and others are noted with trips and arrivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah E. Dotson
James Dotson
Beverly
Dale Dotson
Newell Carter
Lorraine Dotson
Floyd Wood
Navajo Lake
Dotson
Barbara Marshall
Joy Hollings Head
Val Marshall
Helen Roberts
Bunco
Beverly Dotson
Gwen Davis
Joy Hollingshead
Virginia Rollins
Gladys Marshall
Joanne Corbridge
John Williams
Arlin Carter
Maurice Clothier
Lee Greesman
Dan Thompson
Neil Davis
Historic Family Tells of Weekend Gatherings Across Nevada
Fragmentary notes describe Mr Wail Moe Bugeou Handy and Mrs Kenneth Ward visiting in Fomitdot Baslys with retirees. In Las Vegas Nevada, Mr DOM Mogrtin and children reportedly faced a retort at their home after staying as guests at the Eyre residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Willard Carr
Bountiful
H. C. Eyre
Kenneth Ward
Mr. Dom
Mogrtin
Cildren Fase
Las Vegas
Nevils
Protect Claim Jumpers Continued from Best Page
The article notes promises to send the last bill, the lands office reports no waivers for the year, and that assessment work must finish by midnight June 30. Claim owners not having done work risk losing rights if adverse claimants file on or after July 1, the start of a new year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Inter
Washington Comment on Passports Abroad Decline
Washington Comment notes a drop in Americans traveling abroad during the 1938 to 1939 period. The passport division reports 5,600 applicants in the first week of May 1938 versus 2,900 in the same week of 1939, reflecting a significant reduction in overseas travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department
Passport demand and travel trends in spring and summer
The article notes multiple weekly passport applications this year with the fourth week leading at 4 200 while other weeks range from 2 600 to 6 400. It cites rising passport fees totaling 1 224 939 and discusses travel declines due to red tape, war scares, and financial hardship. It mentions diplomatic disturbances boosting returns of long resident Americans and warns of summer war scare effects on travel quotas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department
Uncle Sam
Foreign Service
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Wilson
Firmage
B.S. Hamilton
E. R. Moody
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Thomas Gerrard
J. H. Weston
Laurence Peterson
L. G. Clay
Floriy Bingham
James Lang
LaMar Outzen
Antone Johnson
Gene Kirk
M. H. Pool
Conoco
Service Garage
Bob Tomsik
John Clay
Idaho
Regen
Lis
Migs Unie
Jayne Sloan
Beine
George Jafferson
Chaver Stake Relief Society
Mileford L. D. S. Ward
Rysal Swapp
Paul
Kanst
5. J. Dunkley
Low Ann
San Prancisco
Seattle
Washington
Mr. James
LaMar Outen
Ann Marie
Mary Lamar
Maurice Max Twot
Cedar City
Max Root
South Milford
Mise LaRue Marshall
Minersville
Jeannett Gillins
Gcalleon Myers
M. E. Community Church
Lucile Estes
Milford Municipal Swimming Pool
Harry Russey
State Board of Health
F. D. Dinwiddie
Milo Marsden
John Wilcock
Lillie J. Roberts
Caliente, Nevada
Son Leslie
Arshel Evans
Beulah Eyre
Della Allison
Eureka
Whitbeck
Rhis
Mr Wail Moe Bugeou
Sen
Fey the Gomier
Washington Comment
Calif
Calif. Muscatel
Sherry
Cutler, Calif
Wee psvmieuTtory Southwestern Dist. Co
Cedar City, Utah
Emat
West Well
Vince Sim
Commerce Department
KODAK
Station
Los Angeles - Calif
Horn Silver Mines Co
Frisco
Clyde Menlove
K. G. Hanney
Sant
Kentucky
Galton
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General Electric
Jefferson Merc. Co
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