Preston Lions Club installs new officers for 1953 54
New officers of the Preston Lions club were installed at a meeting held in the basement dining room of the courthouse. Lyle Shipley, Preston High school vocal music director, will serve as president. Other officers include Omer Buttars as secretary H B Bud Young first vice president Mark Hammond second vice president Thomas H Levy third vice president Dean Rust Tail Twister Dr Norman S Howells and directors Ray Merrill Paul Greaves Melvin Westerberg Harold Egbert.
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Lyle Shipley
Preston High School
Lions
Herman Richards
Richards and Son Mortuary
Omer Buttars
H. B. “Bud” Young
Mark Hammond
Thomas H. Levy
Dean Rust
Norman S. Howells
Ray Merrill
Paul Greaves
Melvin Westerberg
Harold Egbert
Two Local Sailors Return From Far East Duty
The USS Wiseman and Hanna arrived in San Diego with a Far East combat tour completed. Sailors Donald D Schorzman and Gordon J Seamons, both from Preston, served aboard the Wiseman as machinist and engineman third class respectively.
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Wiseman
Hanna
San Diego
Far East
USS Wiseman
Donald D Schorzman
USN
Ted Schorzman
Gordon J. Seamons
Melvin H. Seamons
Preston
Wonsan
Alta Dunkley to Receive BA Degree at Idaho State College
Alta Dunkley of Preston is listed among 33 candidates for degrees at Idaho State college's summer session closing July 31. She will earn a bachelor of arts in elementary education. Of the group, 29 pursue BA degrees, one earns a BS, and three obtain BS in pharmacy. Dunkley and 25 other majors focus on elementary education.
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Alta Dunkley
Preston
Idaho State College
Paper Asks Again for Name Plates Offer
The Citizen repeats a call to rural subscribers who renewed or started new subscriptions to call the office and claim reflector name plates for rural mail boxes at no extra charge. Plates accompany each new or renewal subscription for a limited time, and the paper urges speedy collection.
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Citizen
Pvt Farrell Sparks at Fort Belvoir Virginia
Pvt. Farrell K Sparks son of Mr and Mrs John Sparks Banida recently arrived at the engineer replacement training center Fort Belvoir Virginia to begin a 16 week basic training. The course includes field weapons training followed by engineering tasks such as road and bridge construction barbed wire obstacles and camouflage. After completion most men are assigned to overseas or U S units with some chosen for advanced specialist or NCO training based on performance.
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Pvt
Farrell K. Sparks
John Sparks
Banida
Engineer Replacement Training Center
Fort Belvoir
Corps of Engineers
United States
Levy Election Set At West Side High School
Notice of a school levy election in West Side School District No. 202 at West Side High School Dayton Idaho from 2:00 pm to 8:00 pm on Monday July 20 to decide if a 2 mill levy will be authorized to buy a new school bus replacing an unusable one. All qualified electors urged to vote.
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West Side
Dayton
Idaho
Board of Trustees
Chosen for Role in America's Witness for Christ Pageant
Kermit J. Herd Jr son of Kermit J Herd of Preston has been selected to appear in the religious pageant America's Witness for Christ. He serves a two year LDS mission in the eastern states and has lived in Long Island East Orange and Buffalo during his service. The pageant in Buffalo on August 6 7 and 8 draws large crowds and is directed by Harold I Hansen BYU dramatics professor.
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Witness For Christ
Herd
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Preston
Preston High School
Norfolk
Long Island
N. Y
East Orange
N. J
Iis
Buffalo
United States
Canada
Harold I. Hansen
BYU
Provo
Hansen
Cattle Salt Deficiency Traced to Sodium
The American Veterinary Medical Association reports sodium deficiency, not chloride, causing illness in cattle lacking salt. Experiments show health returns when sodium is added, while chloride addition had no effect.
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American Veterinary Medical Association
Polio Alert Urges Guard Against Summer Outbreaks
Mrs Donald Poage of Franklin county National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis outlines polio risks and the need for vigilance this summer. She notes no vaccine is ready, gamma globulin is scarce, and early diagnosis plus home care can relieve hospitals and aid families.
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Donald Poage
Franklin County
National Foundation For
Poage
National Foundation
Salt Lake City
Basil O'Connor
March of Dimes _ organization
Kenneth S. Landauer
Gordon Couple Return From California Vacation
Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Gordon of Oneida Station return home after a two week vacation in California visiting Los Angeles Long Beach Santa Island and Boulder Dam shares.
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R. M. Gordon
Oneida Station
California
Los Angeles
Long Beach
Eens Island
Boulder Jam
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