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Newspaper
Milford News
Location
Milford, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1935
Page
8
Rawleigh Co department UTE-51-SB announces men hired for product routes in Millard County. Denver Colorado issued today with a March 30 payroll note.
Mrs. D B Jaimes hosted a dinner June 20 for Mrs Allen G Hedges of Salt Lake. Wichita Falls guests Maurine and Elizabeth Smith arrive for a visit with the Smith family. Lions convention hosts and Las Vegas trips noted. Legion Auxiliary events, junior activities, bridge clubs and club breakfasts featured with prizes awarded. A mining land tour and Warm Point plot inspection highlight farm and forestry progress near the county seat.
Within 125 miles of the fence and 40 miles of which have been built this year by CCC. Company 1964 under Captain James M. Walkle. over a hundred miles of road have been completed or started, reflecting active construction progress and organizational effort.
The Firmage theatre schedules a Friday and Saturday double bill featuring College Scandal led by Arline Judge with Kent Taylor and Wendy Barrie, plus People Will Talk with Charlie Ruggles and Mary Boland. Sundays through Tuesdays bring Naughty Marietta starring Jeanette MacDonald and Nelson Eddy with supporting cast, plus lavish production values. Wednesday only offers Princess O Hara, a Runyonesque comedy starring Jean Parker and Chester Morris with Leon Errol and others.
Raymond Hatton Tammany Young and Lew Kelly star in a July 4 show of Death Fies East a flying picture from Manager Firmage. A prisoner on parole disguises as the film unfolds a plot around a dying man's confession and a hidden clue. Conrad Nagel and Florence Rice headline with a sale location poise and suspense surrounding a girl at The News office.
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