Local families travel and visit across states and towns
Sun day sun records numerous trips to Tacoma San Ben Sto Stockton and Ag ness. Residents visit relatives attend weddings and picnics while others undergo surgeries and travel for family gatherings and summer homes.
Teens Encore at Myrtle Point Dance Next Aug 25
A free teen age dance at Myrtle Point High School drew 30 couples and 10 stags with musicians from the Coos Bay union. Lions Club provided the hall and expenses while chaperones assisted. next teen age dance is scheduled for Saturday evening August 25 with no admission charge.
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Myrtle Point
Lions Club
Coos Bay
Musicians’ Union
Ray Neugart
Lions
Musicians' Union
R. Southstone
Lyndell Glenn
Roy Dayton
Coquille Valley Garden Club Flower Show Delights Crowd
The Coquille Valley Garden Club held at the community building Sunday July 29 drew many visitors. A large display of flowers impressed judges with the sweepstakes engraving awarded to Mrs Kaith Mintoyne of Arago. Myrtle Clausen won the grand prize for most blue ribbons and Mrs M O Hawkins took the door prize.
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Nower
Couille
Coos-Curry Pioneer Picnic Attracts Large Local Crowd
The Coos-Curry Pioneer annual picnic drew about 300 attendees Sunday. 1951 Queen Mrs. Coddling, born 1874 in Empire, was crowned by Mayor Don Farr and presented a bouquet by Mrs. Mary Randleman. Officers elected included John Carl president, Wanda Volck vice president, Inez Chase treasurer.
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Coos
Curry Pioneer
Local Delights and Visits Guide Gaylord area gatherings
Gaylord News lists neighbors visiting relatives across Coos Bay Wecoma Wecoma and nearby towns. Notable events include Donnie Gardner's birthday party at J C Gardner's home with family and friends and multiple trips to Roseburg Drain and Reedsport for family visits and picnics at Floray Lake.
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Lewis Breitenbacher
Trenton
Tenmile
Dolores
Bec Lynn
Joe Crumpton
Sandra
Langlois
Crumpton
J cC. Gardner
George Boren
Empire
J C Gardner
Donnie
Joe Grampton
Charles Mannen Harris
Harold Howard
Roy Gardner
Becky Lynn Breitenbacher
Kermit Hayes
Sharon
H D Bones
Coquille
Wm Thier
Vancouver
B. C
Lyman Rolfe
Powers
H. D Bones
James Devereaux
Johnnie Ryan
Bobby
Alice Enyart
Floray Lake
Devereaux
James White
Judy Kauffman
Wecoma
Lewis Kauffman
D R Curry
Nickie
Eugene
Sweet Home
Chester Blesserd
Morris Kauffman
Addie Hayes
Frances Koontz
Coos Bay
Dewey Winkleman
Eugene Kaufman
Woodburn
Ron Endicott Leads Weekly Rifle Shoot With 368
Ron Endicott again led the weekly rifle shoot with a 368 score, topping Marte Shaffer 367 and Ervin Dettman 384. Other strong scores included Gene Knight 382 and Henry Rowell 360 as all participants exceeded 300.
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Ron Endicott
All Grounds
Marte Shaffer
Ervin Dettman
Paul Shaffer
Ken Button
Dick Southmayd
Henry Rowell
Gene Knight
Mrs Endicott
Dick McCusky
Wes Brown
Chet Noyes
War casualties and deaths reported by General Bradley
General Bradley testified before a senate committee in May detailing war losses. He noted non combat casualties totaling 72 679 including 612 deaths up to that time with figures showing battles and missing personnel.
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Bradley
Senate
Funeral Services For Elmer Shull Planned
Funeral services for Elmer Noah Shull 62 killed at Brownsboro Oregon Friday July 27 when run over by a caterpillar will be held Friday Aug 3 at 2 pm at Schroeder Funeral Parlors with Dr A Theo Smith officiating Burial at Norway Cemetery He was born July 4 1889 in Skidmore Missouri and is survived by his wife Adalav Shull two sons John H North Bend and Har-
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Wilmer A. Briggs
Tacoma
Wash
Paul Meyer
Dolly
San Ben- Sto
Texas
E. G. Hilsinger
Lynn Schroeder
Milton Schroeder
Emanuel Hospital
Portland
Allen
Schroeder
F. Schroeder
Lynn
Paul Breuer
Bri
Ben Danie
Paula Cook
O. H. Clarke
Stockton
Calif
Oliver Clarke
San Francisco
Robert Clarke
Elton Schroeder
H. H. Thomas
Schroeders
Elden Zinn
Salem
Richard Bingham
Richard Binghams
Zinns
J G Bingham
Milwaukie
Coquille
John Belloai
John Arnold
James D. Clinton
Ivy Clinton
L. A. LaFlamme
Henry Rosslow
Charles Rackleff
Effie Shin- Cecil Carter
Georgia Smith
Alma Halter
James Brown
Roberta
C. F M. Brown
Bandon Re
McAuley Hospital
Coos Bay
Oliver Myers
Eugene
Myers
Tew
Harold Lee Tay
Kathleen
Edward Moore
Charles
Bend
Maosre
Ivey
Crim
Walter H. Crim
Seattle
Bonday
M. Crim
Tim
S Creek
Agness
R. G Phillips
Lloyd Phillips
Marcelle
J A Davenport
Alice Barlow
G Phillips
Barlow
Davenport
Lewis Knight
Nancy
Irene Billingsley
W E
Springfield
E. F Hofman
Nescott
George Young
Joan
E O Sempert
James Kilgore
Beulah Brown
California
Verne Stout
Gold Beach
Stout
Elmer Noah Shull
Brownsboro
Ore
A Theo. Smith
Cr Oaby Tects
Norway Cemetery
Mr Shull
Skidmore
Adalav Shull
Shady Grove
John H
North Bend
Har
Union Head Tells Workers Version in Fresno Wage Battle
The International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local 125 declares strike action against West Coast Telephone Company after claims of a poor offer and union representation bypass. Local 125 officials and members say they bear the nation’s highest utility pay and will hold firm until their demands are met, per Business Manager Robert H Wooden.
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Wage Stabilization Board
West Coast Telephone Company
Peniaiing
Iast
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Local 125
West Coast
Telephone Comepany
United States
Robert H Wooden
AFL
Red Cross appeals for flood aid and local collections
The National Red Cross urges relief for victims in the Mississippi valley towns. Coos county headquarters seek funds from churches, clubs, and organizations with Sunday collections and Herald office deposits. Ernest Clausen arrives from Los Angeles for a two week vacation and works in Barker's decorating department.
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National Red Cross
Klissour
Mississippi River
Coos County
Red Cross
Herald Office
Coos Bay
Ernest Clausen
E L Clausen
Los Angeles
Barker
Cost of Korea total military and non military spending
The article reports that during the first full year of the Korean War the United States spent 8.3758 billion dollars. Of this total seven point two five billion was military and 1.12 billion was non military costs. the breakdown for items under non military costs is not specified.
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Korea
United States
Treasury
Tts
Lst
For Sale 1946 Chevy Truck and 1938 White Logging Rig
Sale of a 1946 Chevrolet truck and a 1938 White logging truck with trailer, with or without a job. 2000 000 feet of ties to haul. Sacrificing due to health. Call Union Old Station at 4th & Spruce, Myrtle Point. Les Stevens.
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Union Old Station
4Th & Spruce
Myrtle Point
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