GUN CLUB TO ACCEPT TEN LADY SHOTS
Milford Valley Gun Club completed its organization with 30 male charter members. Officers elected: Shorty Miller president, Dan Davis VP, W. S. Schow secretary, Ed Peterson treasurer. A shooting ground location committee and trap purchases discussed. open memberships remain for women to reach ten female members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford Valley Gun Club
Ed Peterson
Shorty Miller
Dan Davis
W. 8. Schow
Sam Cline
J. E. Wilson
L. G. Clay
Milford Five Rout Beaver Quintet In Home Finale
Milford defeats Beaver 44 to 19 on Milford home floor as subs outplay the Beaver squad. Horton leads with 16 points while Hickman and Killam add solid support. Newcomers Crawford Morris Skinner impress as Heslington builds for next season with a Minersville finale looming.
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Beaver
Beaverites
Mel Heslington
Heron
Milford’s
Hickman
Horton
Killam
Andrews
Easton
Naston
Milford
Griffiths
Crawford
Morris
Skinner
Heslington
Craiwford
Minersville
Seed Potatoes and Beaver County Swell Potentials
Farm news notes that Beaver Valley hosts a 4-H Seed Potatoes Club and sells certified seed at premium price after infection-free growing under state inspection. Beaker County Shortorns praised for breed advantages. Arkansas study shows purebred sires lift beef cattle returns across stages from calf to carcass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas
Jonesboro
Freshmen Run Assembly Program At Local High School
The freshman class staged an assembly last Friday afternoon starting with remarks by Principal Andrews. A piano duet by Ethel Tanner and Ranae Fermley opened the program, followed by a skit with Adele Kinney, Dick Johnson, and Norman Baxter. Venita Smith played saxophone, the Freshmen Songsters sang Believe it or Not, Julia Hendrickson performed a piano piece, and a second skit with Joe Rogers, Ethel Taner, and Walden Blackburn closed. A pep rally led by Jess Done followed the show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrews
Ethel Tanner
Ranae Fermley
Adele Kinney
Dick Johnson
Norman Baxter
Venita Smith
Freshmen Songsters
Julia Hendrickson
Joe Rogers
Ethel Taner
Walden Blackburn
Jess Done
Milford Faces Minersville After Hinckley Losses
Milford enters the Minersville game as underdog after season progress and a prior loss to Hinckley, aiming to capitalize on underdog psychology with little to lose.
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Hinckley
Milford
Minersville
Free Concert To Be Held At School Sunday Evening
A free concert is scheduled Sunday evening in the High School auditorium. Featured performers include Clair Johnson baritone and trombone, LaVar Isaacson bass, Mortimer pianist and vocalist, all from Minersville, Dr Parrish violinist and Lotus Hand baritone. The program, previously well received in Minersville and Beaver, will be sponsored at Milford with cooperation from three churches for music devotional services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clair Johnson
Beaver
LaVar Isaacson
Minersville
Miss Mortimer
Dr. Parrish
Lotus Hand
Milford
Milford Woman Dies in Winslow Arizona
Milford friends learned this week of the death of Mrs. J. B. Rudert at Winslow Arizona on February 17. Mrs. Rudert was the wife of J. B. Rudert chief dispatcher here a few years ago. She was well known and had many friends among Milford people.
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Milford
J. B. Rudert
Winslow
Arizona
Family visits mark eighty seventh birthday celebration
Ed Slaughter of Oregon and Sam Slaughter of Salt Lake with their wives and Ike Maxwell visited their mother Mrs S N Slaughter in Meavey or February 1 for her eighty seventh birthday. They then traveled to Milford to see sisters Mrs J P James Mrs Edyth Osborne and Mrs J L Griffiths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Slaughter
Oregon
Sam Slaughter
Salt Lake
Ike Maxwell
S. N. Slaughter
Meavey
Milford
J. P. James
Edyth Osborne
J. L. Griffiths
Anti Nepotism Bill Seeks Legislature Consideration
A long-winded summary notes an anti nepotism bill before the legislature prohibiting appointing relatives to public work. It also covers university led coal research funding and royalty provisions, with committee members listed and tax bills under debate as lawmakers work through the calendar.
Fortuna Eyes Rise as Utah Gold Prospect on Large Scale
Beav er County reports show Fortuna Mining Company advancing a major rehabilitation of 1914 era works. The shaft is being retimed and reinforced with steel, a new hoist and compressor installed, and high grade ore already found. John M Bestelmeyer leads the project with plans to ship ore to smelters and build Utah’s future large gold producer.
Milford High School stages Trial by Jury cantata
Milford High School advanced chorus presents Gilbert and Sullivan cantata Trial by Jury on Friday March 13. Angelina sues Edwin for breach of promise after a witty courtroom sequence with judges jurors and bridesmaids. Cast includes Sherman Hickman Vircian Kilian Foster Morris Farrell Peterson Charles Clements and a chorus of twelve jurymen. Directed by Lerus Hand.
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Gilbert and Sullivan
Milford High School
Angelina
Edwin
Sherman Hickman
Vircian Kilian
Plantiff
Foster Morris
Farrell Peterson
Charles Clements
Lerus Hand
Milford volunteers stage impromptu fire engine dance ads
A small bonfire near the Milford swimming tank becomes a promotion stunt for the Milford Volunteer Fire Department as their engine parades through town decked with a large Dance Tonight poster. The event underscores the department’s readiness and flair for publicity.
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Milford
Twelve Civil Cases Heard In Court At Session On Monday
Twelve civil cases were heard as the March term of the district court opened in Beaver. Milroyd resident Frank W. Gamour was granted divorce and custody of their minor child was awarded to the mother. Charles R. Parrish won his suit against Qlandis Putchings while O. W. Royce vs. Parrish was dismissed as settled. Joan P. Barton vs. Beaver Drug moved to Salt Lake City but was denied. Milford State Bank won judgments in its actions against Mary A. Ashworth and in a foreclosure against J. Schroeder. Other cases were set for dates in August, March, and May, with recess taken until Monday March ac when Cartwright case will be called.
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John M. Bestelmeyer
Provo
Fortuna
Fortuna Group
U. S
Thomas Kearns
Marineaux
Milner
Salt Lake City
Bestelmeyer
Kearns
Ffering
Utah
Mr. Bestelmeyer
LeRoy Cox
District Court Openel
Beaver
Frank W. Gamour
Milroyd
Charles R. Parrish
Qlandis Putchings
O. W. Royce
Joan P. Barton
Milford State Bank
Mary A. Ashworth
J. Schroeder
I. M
Dotson
Marsden and Hardy
Beaver County Irrigation Company
M. EB. Waid Doups
Linla Munford
L. R. Bowmen
Joseph Perkins
Elock
Chiff H. Cartwright
Dr Parrish Addresses Milford Students on Harmful Habits
Milford High School Boosters Club hosted Dr C R Parrish who spoke to students about alcoholism tobacco and drug use and its effects on the body He noted local alcoholics and drug seekers and urged students to resist these evils in their future civic roles A post talk discussion followed with questions and a standing vote of appreciation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jayne Sloan
Milford High School Boosters Club
C. R. Parrish
Dr. Parrish
Entertain After Dance by Mr and Mrs Livergood
Mr and Mrs Harry Livergood entertained informally with supper and music after the dance last night. Mrs Livergood was assisted in serving by Mrs Raymond Hodes.
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Harry Livergood
Livergood
Raymond Hodes
Return from Sad Duty for Mrs Woods in Sevier Valley
Mrs Harry Woods returned Monday from Richfield after attending the funeral of her friend Bernice Hansen a well known musician and scholar in Sevier Valley.
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Harry Woods
Richfield
Mix Bernice Hansen
Mise Hansen
Sevier Valley
Curn Smith Faces Trial Next Week
Justice Fred T. Gunn rules the charge reduced to voluntary manslaughter after a lengthy preliminary hearing. Witnesses described the scene at the ranch and the post mortem, while the defense crossed the prosecution’s witnesses and preserved the coroners jury finding. The trial is set to begin in district court immediately after the Cartwright case, with defense by Sam Cline and Abe Murdock and prosecution by A L Larsen and Harold Cline.
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Fred T. Gunn
Mary Smith
Leland Rowley
Milford
Smith
Mary
Harry Ward
Addison Byhee
Roy Coleman
Neils Jensen
Cluff H. Cartwright
Sam Cl
Milford Lions seek road plea from commissioners
Milford Lions met at the Milford Hotel Cafe to hear Sam Cline report on talks with the State Road Commission. Thirteen miles of Beaver Milford road could be oiled this year if the county and state fund and proceed, with Lions planning to travel to Beaver to press for action.
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Lions Club
Milford
Sam Cline
State
Beayver-Milford
Cline
Lioyd F. Keller
al Twieter
Jerry Han‘eel
Leavin Milford
Greus
Jam Cline
Ds GC. R. Parenm
TRI S Tlingewerth
Sevng
L. A. Wynaught
Community Club to Install Officers
At the bi monthly meeting the Community Club will install Horace Palmer as new president. The Saturday night event at the club house marks the start of the year as the social committee plans entertainment. Order wheat from R C Murdock.
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Horace Palmer
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GUN Club
Beaver Quintet
Club Boys
Beaver Valley
Ray White
Elmer Jackson
Everett Harris
Bert Smith
Paul Smith
Beaver County
Dean Skeler
Prof. Skeler
Lowees
Loase of Representatives
Ac Te Towe
School of Mines and Engineering
University of Utah
University of Utok
Alm
Lawe
Menare
Tower Park
Horace TL. Richards
Box Elder County
Avid Hirachi
Washington County
PB. H. Goggin
Salt Lake County
James Bells
Weber County
L. B. Curdon
Thirt
Ducheste County
Eric Ryberg
Salt Lake Coun
MM. Jorgensen
Sevier County
Will L. Hoyt
Nephi
Lucre
Senate
Candland
Aod
Chidtlind
COR Oe
S. B. ST
Condland
Vouuultice of Revenue and Taxation
Arite Tax Commission
Musser
Powles
Micslen
Ciilietinime
Tiiog Fund Lille
Fortuna Mining Company
Melba Heidiges
H. C. Murdock
Curn Smith
Milford Lions
Community Club
R. C. Murdock
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