Improvement of the Hoffman Powers Bridge Road Topic At Meeting
The 11 30 a m Commerce meeting discussed improving the Hoffman Powers Bridge road to ease curves and bottlenecks. Guests included Frank Couise George Burr Jack Brown and others from Coquille Agness and Powers. Lions set August 15 for their annual picnic at Orchard Park with families and guests. Pra Geon Jr arrives from Longview Washington after a Nome Alaska trip for a transen mine business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Gamyell
Hoffman, Powers
Frank Couise
Bay
George Burr
Jack Brown
Coquille
George
Agness
Brownie ‘Coldiron
Powers
Eugene
Nately
Orchard
Pra Geon, Jr
Anrip
Long Wiew Wash
Nome
Alaska
Hydes
Sitkum Community Notes on Visits and Local Events
Mr and Mrs George Collins of Los Angeles visited relatives in Sitkum. Local families attended the Wilson family picnic on Camas mountain. Ted Kirsch conducted church services in Arago. Several residents moved, hosted guests, and joined grange activities. Postmaster Murl Laird moved into Belle Laird’s house and Mrs Laird took over the post office. Ed Abernethy retired as postmaster and returned home to Dora.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Collins
Esther Crowley
Los Angeles
Calif
Edwin An
Helen Cizmedia
Ann ‘Bigelow
Coos Bay
John Soutimmayd
Ivan Laird Gnade
Portland
Eugene
Ray Clarno
Wilson
Camas Mountain
Burton Wilson
Sharon and
Lyle
Charles Wilson
Dale
Janet
Elmer Wilson
Earl
Murl Laird
David
Ivan Laird
W. A. Nickason
Duane Netland
Myrtle Point
Ted Kirsch
Arago
George Lease
Clifford Wilson
Coquille
Eddie Pride
Ellen Strode
San Francisco
Elmer Strode
Wenrock
Tenn
Belle Laird
John Southmayd
Louis
Becky
Jimmy
Henry Knowlton
Monroe Nutte Elected Lions International President
Kennett Square Pennsylvania farmer Monroe Nutte was chosen as International President at the Lions International annual convention in New York City. The organization links over half a million members across 11,000 clubs in 58 countries.
4 HNEWS Camp Myrtlewood Values 4 H Fun
The report highlights 4 H members enjoying Camp Myrtlewood with 175 attendees across two sessions in Coos County. Campers praised new friendships and learning, with a note urging every member to attend at least one camp. The piece mentions tractor project practice for an upcoming contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtlewood
Coos County
Tractor Project
Milk Products Plant Regulations Completed
Regulations governing the sanitary operation of dairy plants have been completed and approved by the relevant health authorities. The changes set new standards for hygiene, processing practices, and facility maintenance to ensure safer milk products for consumers. Public notices indicate stricter inspection and compliance requirements for producers and handlers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Division of Foods and Dairies
Oregon State
Department of Agriculture
Salem
Cockell to Meet Matthews or Layne in Seattle bout
London heavyweight Don Cockell signs to fight in Seattle on July 30. He previously defeated Kid Matthews twice, while Rex Layne has waned in drawing power, making the matchup a tentative showdown in the Pacific Northwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Cockell
London
Kid Matthews
Rex Layne
Seattle
Cockell
Matthews
Price
Atlantic
Layne
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Acitié Mote
Dron
Maiu
Zenith
Nome Ageianse
Henry A. Schroeder & Sons
Oregon
Sitkum. News
Doug Falconer
Lindao
Christine
Raw Razeo
Gayle
Pat
Ken Bigelow
Steve
Beverly Ja
Diane
Jim Huntley
Cataline
Franklyn
Wilma Dries
Florine
Bill White
Virginia Maine
Coms Bay
Joanne Southraayd
Sealy Mattress Co
Schroeders
Mattress Co
Lions. Elect
International
Efor
Ti Xing
Menree’t. Nute
Walter Schroeder
By Rollie Truitt
Blackburn
BUCKY
State
Stanford
Jay Dean
USC
Warren Goodrich
York Gieats
Davis
Cubs
Chicago
Giants
Sand Grissom
Gre
Spertenuniike
Coatly West Tee
Liese
Sollege
Miles
Komt
Teeeday
UT Itc
ETEE
Melienland
Prodru
Art
Bisisfeld
Stockten Ports
Bob Geels
Visalia
Bielefeld
Reges Williams
Hamilton
Ham) Richardson
Tulane
Jack Kramer
Harni
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Rolla
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Can
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