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Newspaper
Milford News
Location
Milford, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1935
Page
1
A Ruminator proposes to dream freely and think little while keeping aims high, scattering bouquets as plans form above the ground and occasionally sparking a quick action to enjoy the moment.
The Milford railroad agent F E Tubby Caster returns to duties after a brief hospital stay in Salt Lake for an appendectomy. He remains a central figure with many local supporters who value his steady leadership and attention to rail matters. The piece lightly critiques changing social fashions and echoes a nostalgic tone about local life and newspaper humor.
Sam Friedman of Western Salvage and Supply Salt Lake City reports a $1600 sale of prospecting mining gear to Indian Creek interests. He expects heavier equipment as operations develop and notes tentative Milford orders, advertising to line up future business amid Beaver County's mining boom.
Local boxing and wrestling card raised funds for Milford Scout activities but weak support jeopardized sending a Milford Scout to the national jam boree in Washington. Beaver district may send three or four Scouts. Milford’s absence hurts Scouting efforts as May 1 council deadlines loom.
Lion Wynaught delivers the Wynaught report at the regular luncheon about Associated Civic Clubs of Southern Utah. Topics include road work on highway 21 Minersville Beaver section and power district line extension discussions for Pioche with H B Waters to study. A club vote backs avoiding next luncheon and plans Cedar City district meeting with officials J W Thornton and W Murray Allen.
SOUTH MILFORD The monthly Community club meeting is set for Saturday May 4 at the club house. A farewell party Thursday April 25 honored Mr. and Mrs. Horace Palmer and their son Junior who will move to Portland Oregon. Mrs. Fisher led games and a luncheon followed.
The Mil ford senior class presents Adam and Eve, a three act comedy, at the high school auditorium Wednesday evening May 8 at 8. The cast features Joe Nelson Arnold Baxter Patra Young Beth Patterson Ruth Armstrong Ina Smith and Bill Tribole. Proceeds support the class trip after year end. Funeral services for Miss Frances F. E. Wood 35 will be Friday at 2 pm. She died suddenly at Milford hospital from blood poisoning. Surviving are parents two sisters and three brothers. Playground equipment at the local elementary school gains fresh paint and improved safety thanks to funds and local volunteers.
The note describes a play in which Eve loves him and tempts Adam with the apple ending with his smile and line I am falling Regular price tickets and reserved seats go on sale at Corner drug store starting Friday May 3, outlining the peril to rubber plantations and the dramatic finale.
Four men were discharged honorably from Desert Range C C C Camp on May 1 for proper call or to seek employment. Barracks Three leads inter barracks with three wins and no losses as Lt Kinden offers a prize for the winner. An assortment of camp anecdotes and wind lore fill the column with light humor and local color.
Fred Schumacher of Garrison visited Mr. and Mrs. Walter James for a day. Miss Beniti Jamne returned from Salt Lake and attended the Pi Bets Phi founders day at the Country Club. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Kaminska moved to California for work. Ladeal Nielson of Ephramny spent days here with Moorman ant Wilkins wool sales. Sheep shearing season ends with work wrapping up and neighbors heading elsewhere.
At Richfield on Sunday the Associated Civic Clubs of Southern Utah voted to launch a thorough study of bringing Boulder Dam power to southern Utah to spur local industry. A committee report due in 30 days will decide feasibility including transmission and rate competition with public utilities. The group also plans erosion control and reservoir projects, water improvements, and federal relief programs, with county commissions and governor engagement urged. Beaver and Milford representatives L H Wynnefield and H T Banks attended.
Ford's 1985 V-8 line debuts two body styles the Vorder and Tudor touring sedans. Dealers nationwide reveal the cars with generous trunk space and built in compartments. The model is praised for its roomy interior and upscale upholstery options including wool suede and tout. A concealed floor under the trunk adds hidden storage.
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