Brief Stories of Milford Town News Roundup
Sal Hanks visits Milford on business while Ivan Rowley and P. J. Williams visit relatives. A baby girl is born to A. E. Clark and his wife. Veterans of Foreign Wars attend Beav er Post charter night dance. Various residents travel, relocate, or return from trips to Salt Lake City Las Vegas and California. Union Pacific announces rail rates and Sept sale dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sal Hanks
Salt Lake City
Milford
Beaver Post
Union Pacific
Salt Lake
Ogden
Lions Confer On East West Road At Lehman's Caves
Milford Beaver Lions clubs joined Ely Lions at Lehman's caves to discuss Highway 21 improvements from Milford to Ely Nevada and promoting Lehman's caves as a national park option. Attendees from Bly and Beaver counties noted road conditions and plans for new construction to Utah line while Ely seeks title to the caves grounds for federal park designation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford
Ely
Nevada
Lehman's Caves
Milford-Beaver
Beaver County
Baker
Utah
Ely Lions Club
Chamber of Commerce
U. S
West Coast
Utah Parks
Beaver
H. D. Thompson
Jack Miller
H. Hubbell
L. A. Wynaught
Myron Lewis
Local men and teams to work on 91 highway project
Beav er county announces that W. W. Clyde Construction won an eight mile contract from Manderfield hill to Wild Cat canyon and will hire local men and teams for gravel hauling. Heavy lifting will require horses over 1400 pounds. Work below Manderfield hill to be completed this week under road supervisor James E. Robinson. Additional plans eyed by county and state road commissions for Pine Creek hill to provide local employment as agreed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver
W. W. Clyde Construction Company
Manderfield Hill
Wild Cat Canyon
Manderfield
James E. Robinson
Beaver County
State Road Commission
Pine Creek
State Commission
Local visits and travel notes from the region
H E Phelps Jr returns home to Midvale while Mrs Lemon and children visit from Caliente. Herbert Nichols heads to Salt Lake City due to his daughter's illness. Joe Grow travels to Caliente to replace R B Young, with his family in Salt Lake City awaiting a new dwelling. Mildred and Virgin Killam arrive in Provo after a California trip, joined by E R Loeffler and daughter Laura of Los Angeles for a week with the Killams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Nichols
Salt Lake City
Joe H. Grow
Caliente
Nev
R. B. Young
Mr. Grow
Virgin
Mildred Killam
Provo
Los Angeles
San Diego
California
E. R. Loeffler
Laura
Loefflers
Killam
Beav er Bank expense account protests prompt court action
District court reconvened with Judge Cox in Beav er Monday. A hearing on the expense of the closed Beaver Bank was held after stockholders protested salaries and fees. The court cut examiner salaries and reduced attorney fees in the expense account. A separate Gleason vs Gleason divorce hearing followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Beaver
Cox
Bank
Beaver County
J. W. Jones
Royal Kimball
Abe Murdock
Gleason
Mrs Pool Hosts Bridge Club At Home Saturday
Mrs Pool entertained her bridge club at her home last Saturday. Present were Mrs Wm Cochrane Mrs J M Williams Mrs Jos Murdock Mrs Cras Sloan Mrs Gee Fernley Mrs Rue Neilsen and Mrs Myron Lewis. Mrs Lewis and Mrs Neilsen won high scores with Mrs Murdock taking consolation. Bishop and Mrs Wm Miller were town visitors from Beaver Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. H. Pool
Wm. Cochrane
J. M. Williams
Jos. Murdock
Cras. Sloan
Checking stations to be maintained during deer season
R L Turpin of the State Fish and Game Department and Orange Olsen of the Forest Service visited Beaver to arrange for the deer hunt this coming season. Checking stations will operate as before to register hunters and collect data on hunter numbers, packs killed, daylight costs, and economic value of the deer herd. The program seeks balance between livestock and game in mountain ranges to ensure security and ample provision for both interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Turpin
State Fish and Game Department
Orange Olsen
Forest Service
Beaver
Beaver Ranger District
Home Canned Fruit and Vegetables Boost Winter Health
Beaver county residents embrace home gardens as national leaders promote home grown food. The U S A C Extension Service will showcase live at home diet and preservation methods in Minersville with a county livestock show and farm bureau meeting. Guidance on drying and salting corn, plus safety notes on botulism urge pressure canning for non acid foods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver County
America
Ill
Ohio
W. Va
Ind
State Agricultural Extension, Service
U. S. A. C. Extension Service
Minersville
Work to Start on Potato Storage Cellar
Messrs Althof and Duncan from the Division Engineer's office of the Union Pacific spent a couple of days this week arranging for the construction of a potato storage cellar at this point. Mr Saunders, who will manage the project, is here preparing to start the work. Dr J Hamel and Gene Kirk left for Los Angeles on business. D E Woodbridge went to Duluth last week. Tom Schow left for Glendale to take a position. Mr J H Parsons and children left for Logan after visiting Mrs Horton and Lucille Frazer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs Althof and
Duncan
Union Pacific
Mr. Saunders
Dr. J. Hamel
Gene Kirk
Los Angeles
J. H. Parsons
Hattie Horton
Lucille Frazer
Logan
Car Goes Off Grade In Beaver Canyon
Al Millsap of Milford narrowly escaped serious injuries last week when his car backed off the grade above the upper Telluride station in Beaver canyon and fell ten to twelve feet. The engine died and the brakes failed leaving Millsap alone in the car with minor bruises and a badly damaged vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Millsap
Milford
Telluride Station
Beaver Canyon
Myrtis Coltharp Employed as School Nurse in East Millard
East Millard Red Cross chapter engages Miss Myrtis Coltharp Red Cross Public Health Nurse to begin duties September 1. She is well known in Utah and has served in Beaver County and other communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtis Coltharp
East Millard County
East Millard
The
Red Cross
Fillmore
Utah
Miss Coltharp
Beaver County
Milford Drops Another Sky–Kidded Showing to Minersville
Milford loses to Minersville 12 to 5 as Carter dominates with runners on, Rochek relieves Peterson but poor support seals the defeat. Butch hits well, Dock Osborne recovers with a hard hit and sensational left field catch, while Carter shines for Minersville. Next game slated at Milford in four days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minersville
Carter
Milford
Milford Fotheringham
Garzan
Horton
Tanner
Easton
Root
White
Jensen
Peterson P
Rochek
Ty Gilling
Osborne
Thompson Sbeeney
Goodwin
B. Carter
Marshall
Fotheringham
I. Gillins Co
B. Fotheringham
Peterson
Ty Gillins
Bill Carter
G. Fotheringham
A. Carter
Thompson
E. Carter
Hick
Man
Sammy Carter
4 H Club Entertains Mothers in August Celebration
The 4 H Foods club hosted mothers at the leader Mrs M H Pool home on August 65th. Girls prepared and served luncheon and presented a program featuring songs by the club, a summer work talk by President Itha Patterson, a violin solo by Margaret Moore, and a pledge song by Marie Gillies. Attending parents included Mrs Erma Gillies Mrs Wilson Moore Mrs James Patterson Mrs Nely Johnson and Mrs Selma Carlson. Rinalda Mottes of Salt Lake City is visiting the Ranson boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H Foods Club
M. H. Pool
Itha Patterson
Margaret Moore
Marie Gillies
Erma Gillies
Wilson Moore
James Patterson
Nely Johnson
Selma Carlson
Scouts Enjoy Big Week at Puffer Lake Camp
The North Cove at Puffer Lake hosts over 150 Boy Scouts and leaders this week. Early Monday 32 from Beaver westward 26 from Beaver eastward 42 from Milford war join a large Tron county contingent for what forecasters call the most instructive and successful encampment in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puffer Lake
Beaver
Tron County
Washington notes on costs and policy shifts in 1920s era
Current comments from Washington describe Treasury estimates that World War costs up to the last fiscal year exceed 40 billion dollars, with projections nearing 100 billion as books balance. The Home Bank Bill advances construction payrolls, while Commerce notes housing demand to revive building. Federal Reserve Banks may lend to business, and bond prices rise. Norman Armour’s Haiti posting prompts notes on diplomacy. Volstead era debates intensify as Hoover and Dry leaders face public scrutiny and activism from temperance groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Committee of Twelve
Federal Reserve
United States Treasury
United States
Department of Commerce
America
Hoover
Federal Reserve Banks
U. S
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Mrs
Ivan Rowley
Garrison
P. J. Williams
Kanngrraville
Carl Klausner
Calif
G Ving
Terre Haute
Tad
A. E. Smith
W. J. Hendrickson
Alvin Baker
R. E. Ellingsworth
Pacific Northwest
J. E. Horton
McGill, Nev
Lucille White
A. E. Clark
Mr. Clark
M. J. Christensen
Paul B. Beecher
Earl
Berkely
Ralph Lemon
Round House
Mrs. N
Schow
Delta
S. W. Jones
South
Pennsylvania
Billy Pier
E. L. Carrell
J. A. Weston
Mr. Weston
Campine
G. O. Hancock
Payson
Hancock
John Aleck
Bear Lake
Ng. Kurtz
Western Union
Mr. Affleck
H. E. Phelps, Jr
Midvale
R. C. Lemon
Beaver Bank
Mrs. Pool
Bishop
Mrs. Wm. Miller
Beaver Sunday
Lew Mar Price County
Elna Miller
D. E. Woodbridge
Duluth
Minn
Tom Schow
Glendale
Minersville Sun
Sunany
Rinalda Mottes
Ranson Boys
Puffer’s Lake
Washington
Norman Armour
Paris
Haiti
Webster
Armour
Mr. Volstead
Mr. Hoover
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Anti-Saioon League
Curtis
Harry Forgie
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