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Show Let's Go Back By Phyllis WMittaker The following are excerpts from the files of the Beaver County News and its predecessors E. and athletic director; D. B. Stauffer, vocational agriculture) Dean Steineckert, music. FIFTY-FOUR YEARS AGO August 17, 1917 The Kit-Kat Kandy Korner will open for business tonight. This is the most unique and artistic place of business to be established in Milford. The formal for-mal opening of the parlors will occur tomorrow evening and a most interesting program has been, arranged for the occas-sion, occas-sion, which will include dancing. dan-cing. Wanted, Miners Miners are wanted at the Horn Silver Mine, Frisco, Utah, Machine men and timber men, $4.50; hand miners. $4.00. Eight hour shifts. Board and lodging, $35 pe month. FORTY-TWO YEARS AGO August 23, 1929 Confidence in Milford as a home town was shown last Saturday when two local men bought residences here. The buyers were Marion Vincent and Harold Ryan, who each purchased a home through the agencies of the Kirk Realty company. A most enjoyable session of the Milford Lions Club was that one held this Wednesday, when members went to Frisco to hold their weekly meeting and to have luncheon with th(j mining officials. Ways and means to secure a mining exhibit for the State fair were discussed. President Cline, also, declared that it was very necessary that the Milford Lions get a club start-. start-. ed at Delta. TWENTY-FOUR YEARS AGO August 21, 1947 The list of teachers for Milford Mil-ford High schools for year 1947-4S 1947-4S are as follows: Milford High; W. Richard Nelson, Principle; J. M. Hughes, mathematics; La Veta Holm, English; Clerynth J. Larsen, seventh and eighth grades; Eldora Tarr, commercial; commer-cial; Arthur T. Hansen, seventh a.nd eighth grades; Jean Cox Hansen, homemaking, girl's P. |
