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Show l-'jo, California, Monday. Oc!o-ber Oc!o-ber 27. Mrs. Bill Baker was hostess at. the regular meeting of her swin club, last Thursday. The Indies spent the aftsr-r.pc-i sewing, and late in the day delicious lunch was served to Mrs. Jean Pitchforth, Mrs. Dick Jones. Mrs. J. N. Open-shaw. Open-shaw. Mrs. Eb. Tanner. Mrs. Dave Tanner, Mrs. Joe Tribole and Mrs. Des Hickman. j-ion" Hickman: Win. A. Miller; C. T. Marti.n and Ches. Barton. FORTY-TWO YEARS AGO October 25, 1929 Wednesday the Delta team wr south to p'ny M;f jrd and sf'T a hard fcufh ."ae, te Dolta boys were victorious by a score of 20-0 Coach Snow reports that the sportsmanship at the Milford game was bad. The Delta boys vere continually hooted by the Milfcrdites, and that after the game, boys of school a5e threw rocks at the Delta squad Delta Chronicle As far as the Delta-Milfc-d game is concerned, this writer (Milford News Editor) saw it and thought it an exceptionally clan one. After the game, the teams cheered each other and left for their dressing rooms. Cra"h Snow and the Delta substitutes sub-stitutes were noticed sitting on a bench on the side of the field where there were no rooters, with the exception of a few small boys, who possibly did feel it their duty to hoot and jeer. Let's Go Back By Phyllis Whittaker The following are excerpts from the files of the Beaver County News and its predecessors pre-decessors FIFTY-FOUR YEARS AGO October 26, 1917 The fcUowing are the two tickets nominated by the Republican Re-publican and Democratic caucuses cau-cuses respecH'vely as candidates for membership on the Milford Town Board: Republican: W. F. Cottrell, Mayor; Morrison Hickman; Leo Bowen; Arthur Wood and Clark Kesler. Demo-rat: P. W. Duffin, Mayor; May-or; Morrison Hickman; H. J. Barton; Joe Kin.ney and Chas. Beard. Word has come to the News that an independent ticket may be put into the field. The names mentioned for this ticket tick-et are as follows: D. A. Baxter, Mayor; Mor- of New Meadows, Idaho; Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kirk of Granada Hills. Calif.; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ro-bert Martin of Sulpulvada. Calif, Cal-if, and Douglas Kirk and two friends of Northridge, Calif. Frank Lewis and his two sons Hal and Don of Salt Lake City spent the weekend wih his mother, Mrs. LaPrele Lewis. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Banks have returned to their home TWENTY-FOUR YEARS AGO Octobeo 30, 1947 Tuesday is ele:tion day. Mil-ford's Mil-ford's voters will trek to the polls to name the first Mayor and the first city council in the history of the community. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Hugbas of Val- after a visit with their son and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Glendon Banks and family. While they were there they accompanied fhe couple to the Temple in Oakland, Calii. Mr. Danny Craw of the U. S. Navy, stationed at San Francisco, Fran-cisco, was here with his mother and grandparents while on leave. He brought three friends, Ray, Veer and Dennis. They have now returned to duty. Mr. Willis Ealey of Denver, Colo, surprised his sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Al W. Bealer, last week when he dropped in on hem enroute to Salt Lake Ciy. Private 1c John Grimes of the U. S. Army, stationed at Fort Bragg, N. C. jump school, will be visiting his mother, Mrs. Virginia Grimes and olher relatives in the coming week. He will be on leave at this time. Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Bond returned to their home on Saturday Sat-urday after driving to Nampa, Idaho to visit their son, Marvin Horton and family. Enroute home they shopped in Sparks, Nev. and Visited with Mrs. Bond's brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Owen Rollins and their family. Visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Baudino are their neice and nephews, Mr. and Mrs. James Lynn and Douglas Thompson, all of Hayward, Calif. |