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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1953
Page
3
The Franklin and Mapleton PTA and Franklin School sponsor a May Day festival SAG program starting at 10 30 am. A noon lunch and afternoon shorts follow. Everyone is invited to attend.
Mrs. Maxine Hymas and Mrs. Roma Hymas of the stake board visited alongside Lou Owen.
New vaccines developed in veterinary science save livestock and poultry producers millions. Vaccines grown in chick embryos protect against diseases such as equine sleeping sickness fowl pox new castle disease and laryngotracheitis. Similar methods shield cattle from rinderpest foot and mouth disease and contagious sore mouth. The approach removes virus disease power while preserving its immunizing potential. These advances also aid human virus vaccines, though many diseases remain unconquered.
A Sunday evening fireside for Mia Maids and Explorers was held at Mr and Mrs Cyril Lowe home after church. Larry Smith performed piano pieces and RaWana Wright with Merida Larsen sang a duet with Lois Moser on accompaniment. Lorna Wiser played accordion while teachers Wilma Griffeth and Boyd Woolward attended. Refreshments were served to 30 by Carol Lowe Melba Naef and Phyllis LeFevre.
A new Simon and Schuster book marks Ford Motor company’s 50th anniversary with a portrait of the automobile industry and its impact on the United States. Foreword by Henry Ford II calls the work a tribute to America, detailing industry growth, people, and community development driven by Ford and the auto sector.
A 1952 Ford 50th anniversary profile describes an American industrial enterprise in motion. Sacramento is highlighted as a case study showing auto industry growth reshaping cities and daily life from 1903 to the present.
The article overview describes a Norman Rockwell image of Mr. Era at work on his first car and a two page flow chart by Anthony Petrucelli detailing how automobiles are assembled. It cites Ford operations at the Rouge Cleveland Atlanta Cincinnati and St Paul and notes engineers and stylists plan and test models five years ahead. It ends with Ernest R Breech quote rejecting the old model T blueprint.
On Tuesday April 21 West Side High faced Malad and Blackfoot at home in a baseball doubleheader. West Side lost to Malad 23 to 25 and defeated Blackfoot 6 to 0, with five runs in the seventh inning. Morris Helmandollar hit a home run driving in Mark Tingey.
Mrs. Alice Auger was honored with a birthday party in Glendale on Monday. The social event gathered acquaintances and friends in a festive gathering celebrating the honoree's milestone.
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