Local News Roundup Highlights Heins Family Travel and Visits
Rev and Mrs Norbert Heins and Mrs Messerli of Bandon left Sunday for Seattle and plan to return later. Susan Heins stays with the Schroeders, Priscilla with the Noden family, and Arlene with the Meyers. The Heins children visit maternal grandparents in Albany. Several other residents visit relatives, attend meetings, or travel, including Laird’s LDS convention trip and the Gilkison-Frye wedding. Rhonda Jean Britton born April 26 at Mast Hospital to Mr and Mrs William Britton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norbert Heins
Messerli
Bandon
Seattle
Susan Heins
Elton Schroeder
Priscilla
Jim Noden
Arlene
Paul Meyer
Heins
Albany
Stanley Furman
Carole
John
Reedsport
Della Bell
Reorganized Church of the Latter Day Saints
Independence
Missouri
Los Alamos
New Mexico
Blackfoot
Idaho
Laird
Arlo Duncan
Norman York
Kris
Eugene
Duncan
York
Vern Shields
Ervin Wilberger
Walter Crim
Clyde Anderson
Rogue River
Gold Beach
Flentge Perkins
Tom_ Perkins
Rowell
P. Cooper, Jr
Mickey
Portland
Perkins
Sally Downey
Bill Linn
George Linn
Bill Roush
Gary
Joh Clarno
Janet
Bran Lynch
Teri
Pat
Lebanon
Clarno
Mro
J A Parrish
Salem
Parrishs
Bessie Bolen
Parrishes
Myr Ue Point
E C Roberts
Betty
Klamath
Calf
M Nr Gearhart
A W Garner
Roseville
Calif
Kendall Bullard
Ray Haines
Napa
Mamie Cramer Haines
San Francisco
Myrtle Point
Gearhart
Stonestown
T V_ Johnson
Waldemar Gurney
Mast Hospital
Ennc Dornath
McKinley Route
Wea
St Vincent's Hospital
J. M Myers
Oregon Federation of Women's
Jim
Oregon State College
Shirley Tobey
Jerry Davenport
University of Oregon
William W. Britton
Rhonda Jean
Lloyd C Davenport
Robert Britton
Agricultural lime available to Coos county farmers
Coos county farmers can obtain agricultural lime this year under a system similar to earlier years. New acidity neutralizing value rules require finer ground material for maximum benefits through the Agricultural Conservation Program. Shipments start mid May with pricing at 12.50 per ton within 10 miles of the railroad, higher for farther deliveries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coos County
Carl Peterson
County A
George Jenkins
Jenkins
Agricultural Conservation Program
Soil Testing Laboratory
Oregon State College
County Extension Office
24 Local People Receive Red Cross First Aid Cer
Red Cross issues First Aid certificates to 24 Myrtle Point residents at the Seventh Day Adventist church class led by instructor John F Casper. Recipients include Mrs Geo Kasper Mr and Mrs Lowell Lo Burnett Mrs Matt Knowles Mr and Mrs Leonard Bockelman and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Coos Bay
Myrtle Point
Seventh Day Adventist Church
John F Casper
Geo Kasper
Lowell Lo Burnett
Matt Knowles
Leonard Bockelman
Laverne
Jeffree
Robert Gillilead
John Casper
Robert Appel
Furst
Vro
Funeral rites for Minna Ferry Redman at Schroeder chapel
Funeral services for Minna Ferry Redman aged 4 were held at Schroeder chapel with Elder Tom Coffman officiating. Interment followed in Sunset Cemetery, Coos Bay. Mrs Rob ert L Jackson, her daughter, was her guardian in this last period, with Mrs Jackson as the sole survivor named in the obituary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minna Ferry Redman
Robert L Jackson
Schroeder Chapel
Tom Coffman
Sunset Cemetery
Coos Bay
Redman
Calif
Jackson
Myrtle Cooking club funds dormitory mirror donation
4 H News notes Myrtle Cooking club led by Mrs Eldon Ansley raised money to fund a full length mirror for the girls dormitory in the 4 H building. The Style Revue will benefit from the new mirror and the girls’ group is thanked for their contribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Schroeder
Myrtle Cooking Club
Eldon Ansley
Dormintory
Mirror
Myrtle Cookers
Junior Leadership project offered for 4-H members
Summer school applications were sent to members leading clubs and training demonstrators. Eligible members are 14 or older with at least two years of 4-H work to join the Junior Leadership project. Write to the extension office for details. A poultry tour by Cluckers Poultry Club members and parents visited Rupert Luckman ranch on North Bank road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cluckers Poultry Club
Bande Tie Mrembers
Poultr
Rupert Luckman
North Bank Road
Saw Mills
Powers Family and Birthday Dinner at Twin River Ranch
Albert Powers from Coos Bay and his son Ltrygo Albert Powers Jr on leave from the navy spent the weekend at their twin river ranch. Mrs Clinton Carman hosted a birthday dinner Sunday for her daughter-in-law Mrs John Carman and brother-in-law Robert Carman. Others at the dinner included Mrs Thos Luttrell and two daughters from Charleston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rees Daniels
Albert Powers
Coos
Clinton Carman Ranch Social and Local Visits
Coos Bay visitors Mr and Mrs H D Bones week ended at the Clinton Carman ranch with Mrs Kenneth Rolfe and Mrs Thos Luttrell from Powers and Charleston. Allen Robertson left by bus for Creston Iowa after her father's death. Gasford Women's club met for a luncheon and quilting. Several locals and guests attended. Weekend at Ray Grant home included Alfred Swindig and James Meathian with families from Eugene. Low water bridge built on Rees Daniels and Berlyn Huntley places. logs moved by M W Logging Co from Roland creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clint Carman
John Carman
H. D. Bones
Coos Bay
Kenneth Rolfe
Powers
Thos Luttrell
Charleston
Clinton Carman Ranch
Allen Robertson
Bs Bus
Creston
Iowa
Gasford Women’s Club
Usta Polluck
Dewes Winkelman
George Woolley
Myrtle Point
Jess Hayes
Duane Hayes
Lewis Sell
James Devereaux
Lee Cox
Lance Galloway
Broadbent
Joe Robertson
Ray
Terry
Teddy Parker
R. T. Parker
Ray Grant
Alfred Swindig
James Meathian
Eugene
Low
Rees Daniels
Berlyn Huntley
Prp M W Logging Co
Roland Creek
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Pelding
General Reig
Ith Street
Stover Lane
Ritchie
Marion Lewis
Herman Miller
Laverne Noyes
Marge Beck
Minna Ferry
Coos- Curry Jersey
Henry van Calar
Ken Messerle
Fae Weller
Gaines Dog Research Center
Sang Sing
ATA/ PLAIN
Africa
Ceradin Smepwer
Mirabel Gaymer
Sun Valley
Daho
Tuck
Virgil Gunderson
Gaylord News
Cerber’s Baby Food
Hudson House
Blue Hill
H&d
Brookfield
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