Lions hear street woes and rail cooperation call
Good spirit at the Lions Club meeting as North Main Street’s bad condition drew critique. R. E. Ellingsworth proposed urging the Town Board to secure state highway attention while D. M. Carroll promoted regular Good-Will meetings with U P cooperation. Milford’s low taxes praised for attracting utilities. the group formed publicity and education committees to boost local progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lion's Club
North Main Street
R. E. Ellingsworth
U. P
D. M. Carroll
Milford
Sam Cline
Lions Club
Géo. Jefferson
A. T. and
T. Company
Cline
Jefferson
Ellingsworth
Pool and
Brown
County Board of Education
Happy Days Chorus Marks Springtime Growth in Milford
The piece celebrates spring with song and birdsong, notes rising appearances of new residents and railroad workers, and plans for major improvements. It urges residents to welcome newcomers, stay hopeful, and support town advancement as Milford enters a period of growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford
Milford Residents Visit and Travel Notes
Mrs Jack Andrews and her children returned to Milford Friday from an extended stay in the Capitol city. Doug Fotheringham left for Pioche Nev last week. Miss Jean Bennett of Salt Lake is visiting here with her aunt Mrs Otto Steenbeck. Messrs C H Cutting and E A Shewe of Salt Lake City were here representing the Union Pacific on business Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Andrews
Milford
Capitol City
Doug Fotheringham
Pioche
Nev
Jean Bennett
Salt Lake
Otto Steenbeck
Messrs
C. H. Cutting
E. A. Shewe
Salt Lake City
Union Pacific
Sam Cline
Beaver
Juanita Miller
Letha Schow
Sam Hickman
Walter Griffiths
Union Pacific Llerks
Bobbie Deering
Minersville
Engineer Deering
Dorothy
Phyllis Levi
Fred Levi
Harold Cline
Los Angeles
Walter James
Beaver Valley Oil Company
Black Rock
Western Mineral Survey
J. F. Glenn
Harry Smurthwaite
George Jefferson
J. C. Carlisle
al Cline
Cedar City
AT&T Construction To Boost Milford Facilities This Spring
AT T and Telegraph Company plans major Milford construction this spring. A 27 carload material estimate backs a new repeat station transformer plant and office, with work starting in April. Visitors from Denver and Chicago, W E Fisher and EB Wiemeyer, oversee project aims. Local upgrades include auto elevator at Why Not Station and hydraulic lift at Bill Martin’s end of Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Milford
W. E. Fisher
Denver
EB. Wiemeyer
Chicago
A. T. & T. Company
Fisher
L.A. Wynaught
Wynaught
Bill Martin
Main Street
Topics of Interest Before PTA at Monthly Meeting
A small attendance at the regular PTA meeting in the high school did not dampen the program. Mrs. D. A. Baxter presided and announced a schedule including minutes, band selections, community singing, an oration by Beth Coleman, vocal selections by Mrs. Ellingsworth, a talk by County Supt. J. C. Carale, and a discussion on maintaining a full 36‑week school term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver County
American Smelting and Refining Company
Horn
Tintie Lead Company
Moscow
Star
Tintic Leal Company
American Smelting & Refining Company
Frisco
Tintie
Frisco Silver
Western Department
Atvim
United States Geological Survey Bulletin No
Lalu Mining Company
Eastwest
Frisco Lulu
A. H. Means
Western Department of Mining
Frisco Lulu Company
Parent- Teachers’ Association
D. A. Baxter
B. H. Bird
Prof. Stott
Beth Coleman
R. E. Ellingsworth
Tribole
Lions Club
JL. C. Brown
County Board of Education
Subscriptions and Local Visitors Reported This Week
The town thanks subscribers D. M. Carroll Milford Ed Peterson Milford J J Orth Los Angeles California J E Francis Caliente Nevada and others. Residents Myron P Lewis returned home from Tooele and Cal Skinner Beaver is visiting relatives this week. Mr and Mrs Walter Smouse were from the Moscow mine last weekend. The Tebbs Levy couples Panguitch stayed at Milford Hotel this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. M. Carroll
Milford
Ed Peterson
J. J. Orth
Los Angeles
Calif
J. E. Francis
Caliente
Nev
Myron P. Lewis
Tooele
Cal Skinner
Beaver
Walter Smouse
Moscow
E. C. Tebbs
Amd
T. F. Levy
Panguitch
Milford Hotel
Hold Rites for Harley Brouner
Funeral services were held Wednesday afternoon at the L D S chapel in Minersville for Harley Brouner who passed away Saturday. Bishop George Marshall presided with Truman Rollins F D Williams and Bishop Marshall as speakers. Music included the Minersville ward choir and solos by Victor Myers with a duet by Mrs. Darwin Marshall and Sylva Rollins. Several local officials and residents attended, with floral offerings noted as abundant. Brouner is survived by his mother widow one son and one daughter and several brothers and sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minersville
Harley Brouner
George Marshall
Truman Rollins
F. D. Williams
Bishop Marshall
Minersville Ward
Victor Myers
Darwin Marshall
Sylva Rollins
Floyd Wood
Moroni Myers
Milford Lions and PTA Seek 36 Week School Term
Milford Lions Club Educational Committee urges Beaver County Board of Education to extend the school term to 36 weeks and finance it fully. PTA members approve the resolution after Lions members recount tax delinquencies and the need to avoid cutting school work early.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent - Teachers’ Association of
Milford
Lions Club
County Board of Education
P.T. A
Beaver County
Utah
Milford Lions Club
Beaver County Board of Education
Lee C. Brown
M. H. Pool
Harold Cline
County Sept
Carlisle
Baby girl born to Mrs Banks at hospital
Hospital notes list a baby girl born on Tuesday March 25 to Mrs R E Banks. Other patients include Mrs Anthony Stevenson with appendicitis, Mrs Ivan McKnight and Mrs Willian Heslington recovering from surgery, and K. Kelsey in pneumonia care. Stanley Hughes had an appendicitis operation last Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Banks
Anthony Stevenson
Milford Hospital
Ivan McKnight
Willian Heslington
Adamsville
K. Kelsey
Minersville
Little Stanley Hughes
Piano Recital Next Thursday at L D S Church
Thursday evening April 3 Mrs E L Smith presents her pupils in a piano recital at the L D S church. No admission charge but all interested invited. Children under twelve not admitted unless accompanied by a parent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Smith
Purlente
Forty Niners Day Planned for May in Milford
The American Legion announces Forty-Niners Day on May 2 with a Gold Rush Parade and two dances at the opera house. Commander Leonard Bowen leads a strong committee structure, aiming to exceed last year’s turnout and promote the event through beard-growing publicity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Legionaires
Mike
Cos
Gall
Legion
Leonard Bowen
Commander Sweet
Cedar City
Bowen
Leroy Luken
Sam Cline
Ted Kronholm
Yom Johansen
Fihaness
49Ers
Milfori
Utah
Pierian Club and Bridge Luncheon Gatherings Recap
The B A Bridge Clamet group met Tuesday at Mrs. Lloyd Lee s home with attendees including Mesdames Gleason Jen sen Hanlon Hutchins Outzon Ministreet and Malstrom the latter guest. A dhinty luncheon followed and Mrs Hanlon won high score prize. Roy White Sr hosted Pierian Club on March 25 with a Diplish lesson by Mrs Clay and an article read by Mrs Murdock three guests attended and a fisty luncheon was served. the next meeting is April 14 hosted by Mr Thardsiey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Lee
J. Gleason
Alan Jensen
J. F Hanlon
B. B. Hutchins
Freda Outzon
Tom Ministreet
R. Malstrom
Hailon
Roy White, Sr
Pierian Club
L. G. Clay
Joseph Murdock
B. L. Bardsley
BR. E. Ellingeworth
Mora
Jos. Murdock
Vern Wilson
Doug Fotheringham
A. M. Fotheringham
Boxteas
Thardsiey
Bridge Luncheon and Bridge Prize Winners at Mrs Johnston's
Friday March 21 Mrs J D Johnston hosted a bridge luncheon for twelve ladies at three tables. Mex L B Waddingham won high score and Mrs Walter Webb took consolation in cant play. Decorations used spring colors and green.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Johnston
Mex
L. B. Waddingham
Walter Webb
Mra
le. Pord
Outzen
Tom Himetroet
Also Mentioned on This Page
Peoples Forum
P.T.A
Lions
Board of Education
Hospital Notes
Mrs. Lee
W. A. Moor
Coleman
Colo
A.C. Mean
Burbank
Milferton Meulay
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