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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1955
Page
3
In loving memory of William Earl Lloyd husband father son and brother. The Earl Lloyd family thanks those who sent flowers furnished music spoke words of comfort at the funeral services or helped lighten our sorrow Mrs Earl Lloyd and family Mrs Eliza Kimball Lloyd and family
A fragmentary item from The Preston Citizen notes a local issue with limited readable details. It references no clear date or actions and lacks identifiable persons or organizations in the accessible text.
Fragmented OCR describes a new law restricting driving after accidents. It mentions posting securities or cash or showing adequate insurance as proof. It touts an insurance exchange or broader coverage and a service to obtain forsight donations from
The X ray, discovered by Wilhelm Roentgen in 1895, rapidly became a core medical tool for diagnosis and treatment. Early images let doctors locate disturbances inside the body, replacing guesswork with precise visualization and enabling cancer therapy advances.
A Northwest vision study of 5000 school children finds nearly half with vision problems also show reading delays, especially in grade school. Dr Michaelis notes earlier treatment yields better results and recommends regular vision checks as children move from outdoor play to study. The Vision Conservation Institute, a 200+ member group, advocates screening and care.
Funeral services for William Earl Lloyd were conducted Thursday at 2 p.m. in the Dayton LDS ward chapel with Bishop H Glenn Bingham presiding. Gerald Dalley offered the prayer at the home, Luetetta Archibald provided music, and the Dayton ward choir led by Irene B Schwartz sang Beautiful Isle of Somewhere. The obituary was read by Jean Weeks and written by Hilda Lloyd with a vocal selection by Alvin Maughan and Ella Thompson.
Banida residents report Karla to begin at Brigham Young University and USAC students like Dale Geddes and Arlene Miles heading to school. Dave Mecham received a mission call to the northwestern states and will stay in Salt Lake City until Oct. 19. Frank Bagley and family return from honeymoon touring New England while Joe Christensen and Arlene Miles visit Banida.
Music was directed by Mrs Coy Manning and Goldie Chris tensen Virgil Geddes and Goldie Christensen sang a duet Coy Manning sung the theme song Eva Foster of Salt Lake City visited with Mrs Maren Gregerson and relatives Sunday Mr and Mrs Cecil Miles went to Logan Tuesday to visit Mrs Hebert Allen Mr and Mrs Joseph A Christensen Sarah Geddes Jane Gib aerey son attended the funeral Sept 19 at Afton Wyo for Delmer Miles and Rex Astle killed in the Sept 15 automobile accident Delmer Miles was a cousin
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