Ruminatin Roundabout Dreams and Sparks Fly
A cryptic note imagines a figure dreaming a jet while plotting minor mischief and quick actions. The prose hints at thoughtless schemes, scattered nets, and a moment to enjoy sparks as plans unfold.
25 Sep 1941
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Newspaper
Milford News
Location
Milford, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1941
Page
1
A cryptic note imagines a figure dreaming a jet while plotting minor mischief and quick actions. The prose hints at thoughtless schemes, scattered nets, and a moment to enjoy sparks as plans unfold.
An off woman drifts through Hiroiygh with her prand sur when Was comes to the usual state of Venus de Mile. One side shows half an san closing, the other side reveals the whole arm cut away. The old lady scolds the youngster, wagging her finger and muttering about entres o birth.
The September Delta Chronicle article recounts a tale by Frank Heckwith about a booster station for Bell Telephone devices with automatic doors, voice alerts, and self acting machinery. It describes a Milford contact, automatic temperature control, and engine tests ending with a dramatic mechanical resolution.
Mrs Ivan McKnight hosted the Social Hour club last Thursday with a business meeting followed by a home craft demonstration by Mrs Vira Gras. The group shared watermelon and cantaloupe and included attendees Mrs Gray, Mrs Kenneth Smith, Mrs Leonard Bowen, Mrs Jacob Weber, Mrs Gene Turner, Mrs Horace Corbridge, Mrs Kent Smith, Mrs Carl Elmer, Mrs Charles Allred, and Mrs William Baker. Dean Myers works as a Union Pacific switchman at Lynndyl. Cal v in Cartar’s siblings and relatives sent birthday greetings, noting Calvin lives with his aunt Mrs Ivan McKnight. Mrs Arthur Williams also attended.
Telluride Power Company plans a 50th anniversary celebration at Beaver Station next Sunday with employee families and a reunion of the upper power station staff. The event highlights the firm’s early Pioneer AC system developed by I L Nunn and the company’s growth through Beaver Canyon, Olmsted, and Deep Springs educational trusts.
McKnight and Mr William Laker attended the Relief Society convention at Beaver last Sunday. Ted Weber and Hughes Williams plan to leave for college at the U S A C in Logan this weekend.
Lucien Gillies 51 of Beaver World War II veteran died at Salt City Veterans Hospital from hip injuries. Funeral services with full military honors were held in Beaver with speakers Attorney Sam Cline Milford Milton Gentry a neighbor Stake President Taylor Farnsworth. Gillies survived by his aged father flies seven sisters and brothers Dudley Glen William Beaver Ebenezer Delamar John Ogden and Mrs. Bob Price and Mrs. Lloyd Lev Milford. Nieces and nephews Marie and Dan Gillies of Milford.
Allen Bingham son of Mr and Mrs F A Bingham is now stationed at Midway Island in the north Pacific Ocean word reached his parents and friends He says he likes his work there better than at Pearl Harbor T H but notes there is nothing and nobody there only contractors and Pan American Airways people
U P locomotives showcase the Seminole wood burning engine built in 146% for the Union Pacific and a massive new steam locomotive entering fast freight service between Green River Utah. The 210,000 count engine measures 192 feet long with massive weight and fuel capacity and features an all steel cab, four seats, central hinge frame for sharp turns, and a defense project to handle higher freight volumes.
Kathryn Jane Hanks of Los Angeles has been elected to the Sierra Madre grammar school teaching staff. She graduates UCLA with a music major and has done graduate work there. Hanks served as vice president of Phi Beta and is Alpha Delta Gamma. She will teach 7A and 7th and 8th grade girls glee clubs and direct the school orchestra and band.
A Milford News reader from Geiger Field Washington writes that the 2th Bombardment Group heavy of the Air Force Combat Command, about 800 men across four squadrons, enjoys high morale. Day rooms with a piano radio furniture and magazines support off duty hours. Y M and YW clubs coordinate dances and Sunday dinners. Field broadcasts fund a five minute free long distance call, and theatre cut rates plus credit tickets aid morale. Soldiers are educated in both military and civilian skill courses. Continued on last page.
Minersville two youths Merrill Lewis Jameson order 301 and Arlo L Carter order 323, both of Minersville, are elected to fill Beaver county quota for selective service call No 20. They depart Beaver at 1 29 am October 7 for Salt Lake City then proceed to induction center and training camps.
Mrs RR Shannon departed Friday for Rochester Minnesota to undergo about three weeks of specialized surgical work and study. Their daughters Shells and Dana Kay are under care of Mrs C E Leech at the Leech home during the absence.
Milford downed Parowan 18 to 8 in a fast first game of the season at Milford last Friday. Elwood Vincent scored two touchdowns and Jack Kirk added one on a triple pass after an interception. Parowan’s lone score came on a third quarter fumble return. wind hindered long passes and no conversions were recorded.
Washington week in review shows four probes on Greem submarine incident propaganda price controls and a defense plant contract under scrutiny. Willkie praised by isolationists critics see him as 1942 GOP leader while Rep Martin calls for Ickes ouster over gasoline shortfalls and defense missteps.
John Wilcock traveled to Panguitch Thursday for the funeral of his brother who died when a CCC truck overturned. William White and Marvin Hughes accompanied Mrs. and Mr. White to Milford Thursday evening to visit Barrett White recovering from an appendectomy. A Rollins Evan Rollins and their father of Parowan were in Nada Saturday to visit Pat mountains for a load of wood.
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