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Payson Roundup

Location

Payson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1975

Page

4

Fourth of July in Payson Prompts Community Challenge

The Fourth of July drew 45,000 visitors with pleasant weather and friendly crowds but little patriotic reference to the nation’s birthday. The piece calls for a club or community to outdo previous efforts next year and honor two centuries of freedom.

Payson

Blood donation drive urges Payson residents to give

Payson residents are asked to donate one pint of blood today at the Payson Woman's Club from 2 PM to 8 PM. The piece stresses blood as a life sustaining gift from healthy donors, noting national demand and local shortages with 300 pints needed but only about 120 pints currently donated locally.

Payson Payson Woman’s Club United States

Search and rescue ends with missing youths found safe

A memorial weekend hike in Tonto Creek Canyon left three boys missing. Gila County Sheriff and volunteers coordinated a swift, organized rescue, locating Chris, Kevin and Brian safely. Local families thank responders and Payson Roundup for coverage. Dona thanks helpers and attendees, noting $19.28 raised for Muscular Dystrophy.

Chris Kevin Brian Tonto Creek Canyon Gila County Sheriff’s Office Payson Sheriff’s Posse U. S. Forest Rangers Department of Public Safety Payson Donna

Progress Pains and Local Bicentennial Plans Highlight Arizona Study and Lost Springs

A University of Arizona Optical Sciences Center film strip melted on a car dashboard, illustrating progress risks at 1200 degrees Fahrenheit. Lost Springs Wyoming, population 8, plans bicentennial events from 1926, honors Catherine Snyder for decades of teaching, and spurs cemetery, Town Hall restorations, genealogy work, and school art displays.

University of Arizona’s_ Optical Sciences Center Lost Springs Wyo Catherine Snyder

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Rene Wee Bill and Floyd Hellman Bob and Nancy Quinn Tom and Zoe Huston Bilt Doudwa Jerry D. Taylor Richard R. Robertson Hans Schaerer Marsha Hill Debbie Stevens Nancy Dawes Nancy Aldridge Cheri Taylor Betty Taylor Arizona Roundup Printing and Publishing, Inc Payson North P.O. Box Gila County Arizona Newspaper Association National Newspaper Association
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