Milford Lions Seek U P Talks On Flood Protection
Milford Lions Club members urged the town clerk to negotiate with Union Pacific officials to prevent future floods. They cited railroad gravel raises creating a drainage path toward businesses, warning of possible damage suits if unresolved. The group also discussed Charter Night at Delta and urged support for a U P bus line hearing and tax discussions in upcoming legislature.
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Milford
Malin
Union Pacific
Milford and Railroad Company
Sam’ Cline
Geo. Jefferson
M. H. Pool
Boys Name Bybee As Club Leader
Members at the Boys' Club discussed criminating work and planned tasks while Horace Palmer led the group. They considered girl membership and voted to allow eligible girls to join, with Dr Addison Byler proposed as club teacher if funds permit. Next meeting set for Wednesday October 2 at the South Milford Community Club House.
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Chit Ghib
Wapoctil
South Milford
Bumper Crash In Rain Involves Mexican Drivers
Last Sunday evening a car driven by six men including two Mexicans crashed into Dr C R Parrish s Packard parked before Palmer s pool hall. Rain and liquor left the rear bumper torn off and the offenders fled with the bumper hanging on their auto. Parrish later persuaded them to return to town and they were jailed briefly before appearing at Liberty next day.
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CR. Parrish
Packard
Palmer's
Father and Son at Victory Theatre in unusual devotion drama
Columbia Pictures brings Father and Son to Victory Theatre this Sunday through Tuesday with Jack Holt Dorothy Revier and Mickey McBan portraying a father willing to martyr himself for his child in a story that contrasts paternal sacrifice with common provider roles. Frank Fields fights to save his son Jimmy as both characters face a spiritual struggle through dialogue and music guided by the film’s theme of selfless parental love.
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Columbia Pictures
Victory Theatre
Jack Holt
Dorothy Revier
Mickey McBan
Frank Fields
Jimmy
Milford Netmen anxious to play Las Vegas team
Lester Farnon of the Milford Athletic Club reports receipt of a Las Vegas request for two tennis matches. Morley wired that Milford would accept a home match in the near future with a return match in Las Vegas to follow. Dates are not yet set, and Milford plans a six to seven man squad if games proceed.
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Lester Farnon
Milford Athletic Club
Las Vegas
Milford
Wm. Morley
Ward
Club Members Discuss Local Activities and Reports
Wallace Morris and Harold Cline joined members for a meeting on local club activities. Current events were reviewed by I Altman. Assignments were given for the next meeting. Dr. Bybee to provide a current events summary and Kinney Brown Peterson and Carlton were asked to report on the best major local activity from their view.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Morris
Harold Cline
I. Altman
Dr. Bybee
Kinney, Brown
Peterson
Carlton
Milford High Football Opens With Practice Scrimmages
H S squad begins practice with two scrimmages this week. Milford visits Panes to play Lincoln County High School, then hosts Heathver High on Friday October 1. Mel Heslington coaches all athletics this year, with Pollard handling football. The squad numbers around 18 players, some from last year missing.
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Milford
Hilltappers
Panses
Nevidi
Lincoln County High School
Henver High
Miltond
Pillmore
Mel Heslington
Pollard
Sanny
Pierian Club and Local Society Notes in Sept Gathering
The Pierian Club met Monday evening September 29 at Mrs. Freda Outzon’s home with most members present for roll call. Mrs. J G Clay led an English lesson on Greek prefixes while Mrs. D A Baxter presented current events. Refreshments followed for listed members. A Women’s Auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen is to be organized here with about fifteen applicants. Business Women's Club hosted a theatre party at the Orpheum, then supper at Mrs. F L Osborn’s home. President Mrs. A J Atkin received a surprise handkerchief shower for her birthday.
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Freda Outzon
J. G. Clay
D. A. Baxter
White
Robert Sherwood
Walter Smouse
Charles Ford
RB. Young
Raymond Taylor
Alice Dewitt
Maryavale
Roy White
L. G. Clay
Dwight Christoperson
Pashdena
Calif
BRT
Brotherhood of
Ore
Business Women's Club
Orpheum Theatre
F. L. Osborn
A. J. Atkin
Legion Auxiliary Elects 11s Officers
The Milford Star reports the Legion Auxiliary election of 11 officers led by President Maris Si Lawnles Alorillapenelinye. Key roles filled include Weller as president, Annie J. Atkins as vice president, Vermathe McKilyhh as second vice president, Blanche Huwenan as secretary, Naomi Thue as treasurer, Ardath J. Outzen as chaplain, and Mary Nichols as historian. The newly chosen officers will be installed October first at a Milford Post event with Bealar Post guests. a fall gathering is planned by the committee.
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Nifivera
Taylan
Snyetonttoe
Vth
Maris
Weller
Annie J. Atkin
Prielitink
Vermathe Mc
Lewin
Ovtiber
Bealar
Harold Cline Passes State Bar Examinations
Harold Cline has passed the California State Bar Examinations and plans to seek Utah approval before practicing law. He will work with his brother Sam Cline in Milford offices. Cline topped his class in college work and is preparing for further bar studies at Southwestern Law College in Los Angeles.
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Harold Cline
Harold
Milfont Trimmels
Mer. Cline
Utah
Hin
Sam Cline
Milford
Mr. Cline
Elisspoom
Southwestern Law College
Los Ammeles
Day Anniversary Observed by Club Members
Thirteen members of the club were present as the day anniversary fell on the following day, marking the occasion with subdued observance.
Vacant Office To Be Filled by County Board
The county board will meet on October 5 to initiate filling the vacant office formerly held by Mr Mur dock. The appointee will serve the remainder of the term until January 1, 1051.
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Foray Ateanmeyy
Tate Dewaise Af
Muntock
County Boaed of
Murdock
Milford lecture on Southwest tribes charms local audience
Milford crowd of about sixty gathered at the Masonic Hall to hear Frank S. Beckwith Sr. recount a four thousand mile auto trip through the Southwest. His lantern slides showed Navajo Zuni and Hopi scenes with colorfully edited photos and he shared Indian legends adding local interest to the evening.
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Frank S. Beckwith
Milfard County Progress
Delta
Uve
Milford
BeckWith
Good work on paved street section in business area
Work done by Shelly Johansen and Marshal Roy Coleman swept cement and cleared rubbish from gutters this week. Winds make the task arduous though timely. Mel Cowley visited from Cedar City. Miss Bima Cartwright of Beaver vacationed in Milford. Wm. Gordon of Gordon Jewelry Co. in town. D C Dastrup of Skaggs Safeway traveled to Salt Lake City. John Frazier family from Caliente arrived for a relatives visit.
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Shelly Johansen
Roy Coleman
Bima Cartwright
Beaver
Milford
Wm. Gordon
The
Gordon Jewely Company
D. C. Dastrup
Skaggs Safeway
Salt Lake City
Union Pacific seeks bus line under utility hearing
The Union Pacific petitions the Utah Utilities Commission to provide intermodal service linking Beaver Milford Fillmore and Delta with a bus connection to the Arrowhead Trail to Los Angeles. Local businessmen back the move while Pickwick Stage Line protests. Taxes from UP properties, seen as benefiting state roads, are cited in support of the petition.
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Delta
Milford
Sam Cline
U. P
Beaver
Arrowhead Trail
Club
Public Utilities Commission
Busine
Union Pacific
Los Angles
Une
I. P
It Fe
Pointe
Fillmore
Hesgons
Lees
Lions Club
U.P
Pickwick Stage Line
Uc.po
Pickwick
Car spills but occupants unharmed after tailspin
Mr and Mrs Lorin Osborn were returning from Salt Lake City when their car driven by Mrs Osborn veered and cap-suled. The couple escaped injury though the car sustained about fifty dollars damage due to a faulty part. They were driving fairly fast at the time.
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Mrs. Lorin Osborn
Salt Lake City
Mrs Clark Kesler Visits Salt Lake on Business
Mrs Kesler traveled to Salt Lake City on a business trip on Wednesday. Al Joest arrived from Grand Canyon for a short family visit. Joest has worked three months at a power plant on the North Rim of the Grand Canyon and expects to remain there until late November before likely transfer to another park.
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Clark Kesler
Salt Lake
al Joest
Grand Canyon
Mr. Joest
WANTED SOME PAINT
Mae Johnson, local manager for the Bonneville Lumber Company, plans to investigate every new painting job for days after noticing handprints in dust on a window and the screen removed. One quart of paint was missing from a shelf, with nothing else taken, Johnson says.
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Mae Johnson
Bonneville Lumber Company
Mr. Johnson
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MB. Pool
Beaver County
Union
Lorin Osborn
Ross Palmer
Bybee
VEGAS
H. S
Legion Auxiliary
Walter Wubhr Chosiin
Carlisle
Milford Sernals
Dee Lynn Wif Milford
Caliente
Fay McGhie
Caliente Herald
Jes, McDonald
Hawley
Miamn
Lochiel McDonald
Mel Cowley
Cedar City
John Frazier
U. P. Bus Line
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