Nurses Association District 10 Meets in Coquille
The Oregon State Graduates Nurses Association District 10 held its regular meeting at Miss Marion King’s home in Coquille on Friday night March 28. The agenda included dues and credentials discussion and an open social program led by Miss Angot Hogendahl. The next gathering is set for April 26 at Mrs. Marion Housechild’s home in North Bend.
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Oregon State Graduates Nurses Association
MePherson
North Bend
Hilda ‘Johnson
Mise Gylene Fitzpatrick
Dorothy Heeten
Ethel Littler
Mise Hannah Sandquist
Marion Housechild
Jessie Holbert
Misa Jennie Olson
Gladys Reinertson
Grace Merchant
Iris Elrod
Misa Wirts
Esther Greer
Winifred Crouch
M. E. Edmunds
EL 0D Kaiser
Alma Boyd
Mise Jean Giblin
Phil Keizer
Gemevieve Davis
Sigrid Sandine
Misa Alice McCarthy
Angot Hogendahl
Noel Hanley
Marion King
Courthouse Divorces and Local Civic Moves Across Coos
Judge J T Brand granted Beven divorces in Coquille circuit court. Coos Bay Long Co resumed logging at China Camp with 15 workers. George A McCulloch seeks Coos County sheriff in the Democratic primary. Schott resigns as county road engineer to join Salem state tax dept. Multiple Mareefield robberies unresolved. Marshfield resident Henry Wukasch dies at 58. Roy Beaut troop forms in Motle Creek. Scout exec Britton administers oath to boys. Deputy Sheriff Bohrer resigns for federal prohibition service. Pat Pedroli returns from Switzerland with a companion planning indefinite stay. Roseburg female pheasant window incident. bird released next day. Algie Iustaf n n, 30, and brother report mental distress. self harm suspected. County contractor Klockars case upheld against claims of bid neglect. Judge Hamilton requires value proof.
Fragmentary financial figures from an unspecified record
The text presents a jumble of monetary values and liabilities including sums of 137,486.40 and 284,522.68, with various line items and decimals. No identifiable entities, dates, or context are provided to form a complete report.
Local race filings and regional notes from Coos Bay area
George Chenoweth files as Republican candidate for representative of Coos and Urry counties. Darnell of Myrtle Point seeks justice of the peace in District No. 6 as a Republican. George Fitzhugh and H Cree of Curry County drew $100 each for venison out of season. North Bend claims the region’s westernmost airplane field per Coos Bay Harbor. Mr and Mrs Wm Oldenberg of Orland Calif visit Langlois buying cattle for their dairy ranch. Coos Bay temperature hit 86 last Friday. August was notably warm with 42 at its peak. Leneve, former state game and fish commissioner aspirant, seeks appointment by the governor to fill a vacancy. Rudolph Leutwyler, once of Port Orford and Myrtle Point, acquires a stake in a factory moving from Klamath Falls to Ashland to produce a new drag-type wood saw with air-cooled engine. Gold Beach rain gauge missing from Reporter lot, hindering rainfall measurement until a replacement arrives. George Thorp, jailed then released to court for a plea. copper wire theft case from Southport Co. Thorp to report monthly. Joe Larson of Vancouver, WA, florist and brother of Marshfield’s Coos Bay Mutual Creamery head, among seven killed in Columbia River collision near Longview. previously connected to Oregon State College extension service and Polk County agent duties.
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Rudolph Leutwyler
Port Orford
Myrtle Palm
Klamath Falls
Ashland
Joe Larson
Vancouver
Wash
Coos Bay
Wild dog killed near Oakland after long chase
The Oakland Tribune reports a small wild female fox terrier causing stock losses north of Oakland for years. A bell tied to a farm dog led to the capture and death of both canines as they attacked goats and sheep, ending the wild dog’s elusive run in timber and brush.
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The
Oakland Tribune
the Tribune
Thell
Presbyterian Church Announces Bible School and Communion
The Presbyterian Church lists Sunday schedule with Bible school at ten, worship at eleven and eight in the morning and evening. Communion will be celebrated next Sunday during the morning service and members are urged to attend. Evening service hours revert to eight through October. Midweek service stays seven thirty. Pastor E V Ostrander. A separate note comments that many marriages fail due to lasting belief in Santa Claus.
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Bible School
Baek
E. V. Ostrander
Coquille Diary Notes Civic Plans and Local Updates
Coquille prepares for its annual flower show with appointed committees as city groups publish plans. The post office moved to Grimes building with new fixtures, while highway bids totaled 1 218 055 dollars at a Portland meeting. Coos county rainfall since September stands about 30 inches below average. The budget committee aims to provide 1200 dollars working capital for Coquille this year. April is expected to bring seven new ocean entries into Coos Bay, a potential record. Fat Elk Gas and Oil drilling paused awaiting 1000 feet of 4 1/2 inch casing with drill depth just over 600 feet. Norman Z. Celeste of Reed College addressed graduates May 11. Coquille community building repairs are extensive. a small charge may be added for the corn show this year.
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Fat Elk Gas and Oil Co
Methodist Church Schedule Highlights and Baptism Offer
The Methodist church lists 10:00 church school with Mrs. O. H. Clarke as superintendent, 11:00 sermon In It 1, 7:00 League, 8:00 sermon The Danger of Sincerity, and notes an April 13 baptism opportunity for all parents including those from other denominations. Also 8:00 Wednesday prayer meeting, Friday 8:00 Board of Stewards at Mrs. M. D. Evans home, Ladies Aid at Mrs. Roy Robison home Wednesday, and League Rally at Bandon beach on April 16.
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O. H. Clarke
Board of Stewards
M. D. Evans
Ladies’ Aid
Roy Robison
League
Bandon Beach
Co. J. Hall
Meats and Bacon Promised as Cure for Troubles
A quirky month remark cites Meats and Bacon as a guaranteed cure for meat troubles and mentions the cotton gin’s 187th anniversary. A light note references pre election chatter and a local man who went to bed early, ending with an April sign-off.
Church Notices and Sermon Times
Bible school at 9 a m preaching at 10 30 am all at the Church of Christ. Radeaver and B MacDonald listed as clerks. Imperfect lines mention attendance and a welcome to visitors at Terser church event.
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Bible School
Radeaver
Terser B. MacDonald
Sealed at the Locks Gna Co 1908
Fragmentary OCR notes refer to a sealing event at Locks Gna Company in 1908 with unclear details and ambiguous wording. The readable bits mention a seal action and a dated reference, but lack names, places, or outcomes to confirm specifics.
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Gna Co
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Beven
J T. Brand
Circuit Court
Coquille
Coos Bay Long Co
China Camp
George A. McCulloch
Lakeside
Coos County
Ray C. Schott
State Tax Department
Salem
Mareffeld
Henry Wukasch
Marshfield
Bry
Roy Beaut
Motle Creek
Britton
George J Bohrer
Prohibition Enforcement
Pat Pedroli
Switzerland
Curry County
Roseburg
Algie Iustafn
Hauser
Times
Coos
Datt Klockars
Klockars
J W Hamilton
Bank OF
Myrtle Point
Oregon
Coon
County of
Geo. R. Dickinson
Geo R. Dickinson
George Chenoweth
Let
Urry County
Darnell
Justice of the Peace
George Fitzhugh
H. Cree
Drew Anes
United States
Coos Bay Harbor
Wm. Oldenberg
Orland
Calif
Langlois
Leneve
State Game and Fish Commission
United States Weather Bureau
Gold Beach
Portland
George Thorp
J T Brand
Dey's
Market
Leslie Dey
Jersey
Durham
Crown Dairy
Mike
Seed Store
Coquille Amd
Myrtle Point Old Farmers’ Store
Bidg
Postoffice
Oakland
Presbyterian Church
Santa Claus
Lee Myer
Grimes Building
Coquille Chamber of Commerce
Norman Z. Celeste
Reed College
Myrtle
Creamery
Myre Point, Oregon
Oregon Creamery Operators Association
Jar
J.be
Naomi
Safeway
White King
Soap P & G
Ore
Safeway Stores
Ns S
Church OF Christ
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