Nine Charter Lions Honored at Regular Luncheon
Nine charter members of the Vernal Lions Club were honored at the regular luncheon at Hotel Vernal on January 12. JC Anderson spoke on the organization's history, Leo C Thorne paid tribute to the late Hyrum B Calder, and other present members included Irvin Eaton, WM Snyder, Charles A Hatch, J A Cheney, Earl Freeman, John Jorgensen, and Wm 8 Walls. C R Henderson outlined progress on the Upper Colorado River Storage project. C R Jeffries noted 30 baskets were given to over 100 children for Christmas Eve by the Christmas Cheer committee. Two piano solos were performed by Mrs Harold Sargent, and Alvin Weeks reported on the Mid-winter Banquet in Salt Lake City. The meeting was led by Vice President Orlan Johnson.
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Vernal Lions Club
Hotel Vernal
JC Anderson
Leo C Thorne
Hyrum B Calder
Irvin Eaton
WM Snyder
Charles A Hatch
J A Cheney
Earl Freeman
John Jorgensen
Colorado River
C R Henderson
C.R Jeffries
Harold Sargent
Alvin Weeks
Salt Lake
Orlan Johnson
Ballard Temple Excursion Attended by Roosevelt Stake
Nineteen Roosevelt Stake members joined the LDS Temple excursion on Friday January 14 eleven came from Ballard ward. Attendees included Bishop and Mrs Golden Collins Mr and Mrs Junior Betts John Page Orlan Cook Marvin Kettle Zane Asay Mrs Lynn Bracken and Mr and Mrs Charles Bingham Mrs Elton Kettle Mrs Fred Cook and Mrs Russell Todd spoke Sunday evening President and Mrs Ezra Nixon attended as Stake visitors Allen Gines sang a solo Lynn White recently completed a mission course in Salt Lake City and later visited his parents before heading to Brazil for two and a half years.
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Ellen Bracken
Roosevelt Stake
LDS Temple
Ballard Ward
Golden Collins
Junior Betts
John Page
Orlan Cook
Marvin Kettle
Zane Assay
Lynn Bracken
Charles Bingham
Elton Kettle
Fred Cook
Russell Todd
Ezra Nixon
Allen Gines
Lynn White
Salt Lake City
Aldenite
Brazil
Ralph McMullin
Karen
Sharon
Ralph O'Neil
Mt. Home
Gedlessay
Bill
Howard McKees
Vernal
van Haslem
Clarence Betts
Roosevelt
al Farsi
Jesse Hullinger
Erle Hatch
Ole Rasmussen
Don Simmons
Small Son
Wilmar
Rulon Anderton
Junior Hicks
Wilson Gutzman
Mary Burgess
Alden
Ft. Lewis
Wash
Darell
Zane Asay
Reene
Temple
Lola _ Christensen
Alterra
Beatrice Stringham
Russel Todd
Mia
Randlett
Elaine Bingham
von Haslems
Ralph Harrison
San Antonio
Texas
Bellon
Arlin Bellon
Oklahoma
Earl Gardner
Veterans gain benefits as service ends January 31 1955
Proclamation by President Eisenhower terminates Selective Service benefits for registrants who enter or remain in active duty by January 31 1955. Benefits listed include home farm and business assistance medical care burial and disability provisions vocational rehabilitation and education plus priority in housing loans job placement and unemployment compensation under the Korean G I Bill.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Utah
Army Enlistment Offers Two-Year Service Period
The board notes that applicants entering the armed services between now and January 33 1955 will not accrue any education and training benefits. A minimum active duty period of ninety days is required to qualify for all benefits. The Armed Forces Examining Station also informs that two year enlistments are currently being accepted by the United States Army.
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Gistrant
Armed Services
Armed Forces Examinaing
United States Army
Benson Rejects McCarthy View On Farm Issue
Secretary of Agriculture Ezra Taft Benson disputes Senator Joseph McCarthy's warning of a farm price decline signaling a new depression. Benson cites wartime adjustment and hopeful prospects to avoid deflation, detailing price support, foreign trade, surplus disposal, and production control measures to help farmers cut costs.
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Secretary of Agriculture
Ezra Taft Benson
Joseph K McCarthy
Wisconsin
Christian Science Monitor
Benson
McCarthy
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Charter Lions
Ballard Temple
Ann
Winston
Soe
Cologne
Germany
Apy
Clare
Clare Boothe Luce
Italy
Gallardia
Iriente University
Sour Mowes Packard and Clipper Dealer
U.S. 40
Packard
Reliable Automotive
Packard Division
Packard Corporation
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