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Newspaper

Milford News

Location

Milford, Utah, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1933

Page

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Winter Work Urged for C C C in Utah Ranges

A Utah committee led by S M Jorgensen asks Governor Blood to back a six month C C C plan employing about 1300 men across 14 locations. Projects include 219 miles of pipelines 394 reservoirs 107 wells 690 miles of trails and numerous fences telephones and warehouses to improve forage and range industry.

Utah Civilian Conservation Corps Henry HH. Blood S. M. Jorgensen Ciah Wooulgrowers’ Association Washingston Antelope Springs Iron County Wah Wah Beaver County Blackrock Millard Burbank Millan Antelope Trout Creek Indian Springs Tooele Delle Station Ouray Uintah Cisco Granil Notown San Juan Dry Valley Wayne Biddleconte Ranch Emery Emery County Jorgensen J. A. Hooper The

Pocket gophers and poultry notes for farmers

Farmers are advised to control pocket gophers now before winter using traps or poison bait as fields are clear of crops. Trapping is slower and costlier. poison is easier and effective with county agent guidance. Also urging improved poultry management to boost profitability. identifies factors like poor housing and unbalanced rations and notes a peak harvest period ahead.

Noultry

Auxiliary Holds Meeting in Minersville

American Legion Auxiliary members met Monday at Mrs. Allen Gillins home in Minersville. President Mary Nichols led a short business session followed by a program with vocal solos by Mrs. Frank Williams and Mrs. Fern Hall and a talk by Mrs. Bethel Nielsen. Nichols and Carlson praised member and community support for the year. Refreshments and a watermelon bust closed the event. four officers and 22 members attended.

American Legion Auxiliary Allen Gillins Minersville Mary Nichols Frank Williams Fern Hall Bethel Nielsen Nichols Carlson Outcome

Funeral Held for Mrs Handley in Milford Community

Funeral services were conducted Sunday in the L D 8 hall for Mrs Meewyn Bud Handley daughter of Mr and Mrs R E Ellingsworth who died the prior Friday Rev J B Webster and Bishop H Biri spoke with choir selections and a vocal solo by Mrs Lee Gray Interment was in the local cemetery Mrs Handley born May 27 1908 in Gothenburg Nebraska lived in several towns before moving with her husband to a ranch near Widtsoe Utah The family later settled in Milford where Mr Ellingsworth ran The Towgery store

New L. D Hall Meewyn Bud) Handley R. EK. Ellinesworth J. B. Webster M. B. Church H. Biri Milford L. D. S. Ward Lee Gray Cedar City Ezabeth Elingsworth Handley Gothenburg Nebraska Chelan Washington Mansfield Omack Minneapolis Minnesota Milford Ellingsworth Handley Whitman College Ayalla Walla Salt Lake Widtsoe Utah

Doctor Parrish Returns from Salt Lake Trip

Doctor Charles RK Parrish returned Monday from a brief trip to Salt Lake City and is resuming duties this week.

Charles RK. Parrish Salt Lake

Beav er County Democratic Chairman Attends N R A District Meeting

Wilson, democratic county chairman for Beaver county, joined Cedar City leaders to organize District No. 7 for the National Recovery Administration. W. R. Palmer of Cedar City chaired the Friday session with D. D. Corry as secretary and Ellis Pickett and Wilson named as district representatives from Washington and Beaver counties. Further meetings will refine the group and its tasks.

J. §. Wilson Beaver County National Recovery Administration Cedar City Chamber of Commerce W. R. Palmer D- D. Corry Cedar Ellis Pickett Mr. Wilson Washington Beaver Counties

State range improvement plan discussed for public lands

The group discussed a plan to have the state land board select range areas if the federal government declines a program. Cooperation with the I C G and the Public Works Administration was suggested. The resolution notes 95 percent of the state area is nonfarm and 60 percent of crops support livestock, but large tracts lack roads or trails.

State Land Board I. C. CG Public Works Administration

Camp Cahill Hosts Milford Entertainers Night at Camp

A Milford group performed for CCC personnel at Camp Cahill on a Wednesday evening. The visit included a baseball game, dinner, a musical program, dancing, and refreshments hosted by CCC cooks. Several Milford girls attended and many service members expressed thanks as transfers and discharges reshaped the camp.

Milford Camp Cahill Renant Wood Will Fort Douglas Sorme Aroith L. Mecham Hinckley Utah Elmer Perry Salt Lake City Edward A. Killpack Midvale Dell T. Tucker Murray William McClain Thomas N. Col University of Utah Russell

Lions Club Meeting Approves Desert Project and Bridge Widening

Milford Lions club held a lunch meeting Wednesday approving a winter desert range project west of town and plans to widen bridges on the Milford Beaver state highway. Lion R E Ellingsworth was tasked to push both objectives. Present were Lions H Cline Murdock Hubbell P J Williams Koch Pool Parrish Ellingsworth Nelson Wynaucht and D S Williams.

Desert Milford-Beaver State Milford Ellingsworth Nelson, Wynaucht D. S. Williams

Desert sheep loss prompts funding debate and surveys

The text notes that lack of communication caused the loss of 100,000 sheep last spring along desert trails. It argues the government’s stake via Wasatch loans and rural credit should not drive interest in such employment. A resolution seeks 596000 for predatory animal biobiological survey.

Wasatch Company Rural Credit Association

Milford carnival dance opens the year for youth groups

The Milford Young Women and Young Men Mutual Improvement associations plan a grand carnival dance Tuesday in the new recreation hall with fine music and decorations. A small admission aids winter activities. Also noted: Gunnar Syrup leaves for Los Angeles. Milford Boy Scouts head on a four day Beaver canyon camping trip under Scoutmaster Joyce B Webster and Assistant Owen Stoker with 19 tenderfoot scouts.

Milford Young Womens and Young Men’s Mutual Improvement Associations Milford Tenderfoot Beaver Canyon Joyce B. Webster Owen Stoker

Free Swim Delight for 200 Local Kids at Lions Pool

About 200 children enjoyed a complimentary swim at the Lions club Municipal pool last Friday courtesy of Fa Voorhees, pool custodian. After several promised free swim days disappointed many youngsters, Voorhees offered this personal gift to lift spirits of those who had not swum all year.

Lions club-Municipal Fa Vor

Milford High School Announces New Music Teacher And Bus Update

Principal Paul E. Beecher directs registration and course selection as Milford High prepares to resume next Monday. Alvin Baker, formerly in Circleville, takes over music duties from Lotus Hand. Verna Walker joins to lead home economics and art. Four new buses join the fleet for student transport.

Paul E. Beecher Beaver County Lotus Hand Milford School New York Alvin Baker Circleville High School Baker Minersville Milford Verna Walker Richfield High School Outer Town

Health Clinic to Serve Milford and Minersville Children

Sponsoring Health Clinic South Milford school children and other children from three to seven years of age will be conducted under the sponsorship of the local American Legion Auxiliary. Doctors Parrish and Kohler will make the examinations with Minersville children Thursday forenoon and Milford vicinity Friday forenoon in the office of Dr. C. R. Parrish.

South Milford American Legion Auxiliary Parrish and Kohler Minersville Milford C. R. Parrish

Sales Catches Second Burglar At Milford Store

Louie Sales, a store employee, foils a skylight entry by a burglar ring in Milford. This week he captures James Lassiter after 2:30 am while Lassiter carries three cigarette packages, four stacks of gum, and $23.95 in cash.

Jefferson Store Milford Louie Sales Frank Moore George Carels State Penitentiary Sales James Lassiter Buffalo New York Utah Penal Institution Salt Lake Jefferson Herbert Nichols Guy Ashley Crandon Wisconsin Nichols McCart Los Angeles Allen Hedges Union Pacific Ashby

Local residents visit and travel notes from Milford area

Mrs Kate Singleton visits California and multiple locals travel for business and leisure. J D Martin leaves for Or Den on business. A string of trips includes Cedar City Brighton Monte Bello Occidental College and Los Angeles. family news and health updates accompany the reports.

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C.C.C Farm News Mrs.handley Wilson C. U Desert Range Carp Virginia Desert Range McGill F-11 Nevada Desert Fringe T. Sapia-Bosch Tony Baudack Sam Mclntosh Wayne Despay Wayne Jarney Albert GQ Grewerson John ©. Wade Ferron Camp Price Waisdle Bosch Desert Range Camp Perron Dorothy Banks Banke Charles E. Nurney Newport News Mr. Nurney Pete Powles Lions Club Gunnar Syrup Valley Beaver C. T. Martin O. C. Koch Hozetta Frieda Rosalie Lucille Richfield Westminister College C. F. Decker G. L. A. Bridge Club Mesdames Cundy Calloway Dawson J. H. Fritsvarrald Mrs Kate Singleton California J. D. Martin Orden M. H. Pool B. M. O’kahira Jay Jeffers Jay Vera Monte Bello William Cochrane Jr Occidental College Idaho Frank Handock the News Washinton St. George Cecil Gates Dixie Metropolis
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