No Man Set Fires So Far This Season In Region
The Siskiyou National Forest reports only one man caused fire this season across about two million acres. Supervisors credit public caution and spring rains, but warn the period through late September remains highly dangerous for fires. Army decisions may keep areas closed during hunting season. a China Flats bulldozer project will work on mining access and fire roads this week under Jim Rockard and Jim Kelland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiskiyou National Forest
Cab
Bre
Obye
Siskiyou National Forest
Grants Pass
China
Grange Plans Basket Picnic In Norway Grove
The Myrtle Grange held its meeting with about twenty five members. They planned a basket dinner picnic in Norway grove on Aug 16 with attendees to bring own meals while coffee and cream are supplied by the committee. Several members reported travel and visits to California and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Grange
Grange
Norway Grove
Walter Laird
California
Wilmington
Long Beach
Whitther
Ban Bernardis
B. Bear Lake
Atascadero
San Jose
The
North Fork
Montana
Moves To Medford 2 report on threats and charges
A garbled text fragment references a charged incident involving a girl and physical confrontation. The item mentions Medford and a person named Reasen te chares dt but lacks coherent details to determine exact actions, dates, or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reasen
Sparta
Schools Plan Opening In Early September
Coosa county schools plan September openings with many districts targeting September 1 while Myrtle Point delays to September 14. Union High adds two teachers after resignations and a hire in the grades. staff shortages due to resignations and army service impact many rural schools. County teachers meet September 26 at Coquille with state education officials as speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coosa County
Acs
Martha E. Mulkey
Union High School Board
Union High School
Dallas
Helen Austin
Reta Frye
Mulkey
Coquille
W. D. Bain
Florence Beardsley
State Department of Education
W. G. Beattie
Extension Division
State System of Higher Education
Walter R. Dry
Oregon State School For the Blind
Norway Group Sponsors H. E. Meet at Myrtle Hall
The Norway group sponsors an H. E. meeting at Myrtle Hall starting 10 30 a m to discuss current canning drying and freezing methods for fruits and vegetables. Mrs Rudy Rochek chair explains the event invites interested homemakers to attend and notes Mrs Bishop will be there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Gfe
Rudy Rochek
Norway Group
Stovers Proud Of Famous Kin
The Myrtle Point Stover family expresses pride in their nephew Lieutenant General Dwight D. Eisenhower. His portrait appeared on page one of the Herald last week, and he was featured in Life on July 27 and in Pathfinder. He is called a second Pershing.
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the Herald
Dwight D. Eisenhower
T. M. Stover
Myrtle Point
General Eisenhower
Europe
Pathfinder
Mr. Stover
Pershing
Vacation plans for Mr and Mrs Vernon Pearson
Mr and Mrs Vernon Pearson depart Sunday for a week long vacation in Portland. Mrs Barklow reports five letters from her son Alden in the Naval forces at Dutch Harbor saying he is well and enjoying his posting. He asked for a roll up checker board and she made two on oilcloth for him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Vernon- Pearson
Portland
Alaska
Mabel Barklow
Alden
Dutch Harbor
Bakersfield Residents Visit Relatives in Oregon and Idaho
Mrs Paula Baker of Bakersfield Calif visits Myrtle Point and Broad Point areas with relatives including Mrs Myrtle Hermann Barnes of Portland. Rosa Whobrey of Jerome Idaho heads home after attending Roy W. Va funeral.
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Bakersfield
Calif
Paula Baker
Myrtle Hermann Barnes
Portland
al Bakers
Henry Hermanns
Myrtle Point
Broadnt
Taaho
Rosa Whobrey
Jerome, Daho
Sanday
Roy W
Lions Club Seeks Charter for Local Scout Troop
At a semi monthly dinner at Jack and Jill's Cafe the Lions club voted to apply for a charter for a local Scout troop. Several men expressed interest though numbers are unclear. District exile Orville Lloyd of Yakima and North Bend was noted as involved.
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Lions Club
Jack
Jill
Heath
Don Bradie
Orden Kerrow
Orville Liyd
Eof
McKinley Juvenile Grange Dedicated in McKinley
The McKinley Juvenile Grange No. 130 was dedicated Saturday night by the Oregon State Master. Attendees included state figure Hime McClure and others, with entertainment by Patricia Fenley and local visitors from Long Beach. Letters mention friends in Salt Lake City and Port Huene, and a family reunion invitation for Kansas.
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Coquille
H. L. Hansen
George Glenn
Mable Wilcox
Salt Lake Utah
McKinley
Milford Mast
Gene
al Grimmer
Empire
Meat Market Changes Mentioned With Local Names
The notice references Buyers' Week and Mrs Myrtle Dinsmore traveling with the Semperts to Forest Girove for a short visit. Charley Copeland of Medford begins work as meat cutter in the Thrift market replacing Jim Bancroft who has returned from a fruit ranch at North. Mr Cop Stormierry is noted for working at Leater Cement at the City Meat Market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Dinsmore
Semperts
Forest
Girove
Charley Copeland
Medford
Jim Bancroft
Ery Fruit Ranch
North Ed
Cop Stormierry
Leater’ Cement
Treasury and Roters Club Meeting Reported in Bellingham
Disjointed notes describe a club meeting in Bellingham Washington with officers and members of the Rotarians or related groups. The text mentions a trip by L x Pegegeom and Mr Pearce along with a plan to clear public use at Grove Park and a poison oat work party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Issi Cefen
L. x ‘Pegegeom
Bowers
Alers Club
Bellingham
Wash
Pearce Ily
Grove Park
Forester
L. Fares
City Council Approves Patch Oil Purchase Plan
The Cowie Plains city council ordered five tons of oil for street patching and tasked the street committee with evaluating the cost of equipment needed for patching work operable by city employees. The council also endorsed a county coal and mineral industry development program presented by the Central Labor Council of Marshfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Labor Council
Marshfield
New Beauty Shop Opens on East Sprites Street
Faye Holman of Portland opens a beauty shop yesterday in the Wooldridge building on East Sprites Street. She arrived about two weeks ago and has arranged for the new business. Mrs Holman stayed with her sister Mrs C G Hays and says the shop is equipped with the latest beauty equipment.
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Wooldridge
East Sprites Street
Faye Holman
Portland
Holman
C.G. Hays
Mrs. Holman
Surprise Homecoming of Fort White Sergeant Francis Young
Staff sergeant Francis Young of Fort White surprised his parents Mr. and Mrs Frank Young after a year and a half in service. He was stationed at Fort Baker near San Francisco until a week ago when transferred to Fort White. This marked his first trip home during his service.
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Seargeant
Francis Young
Ft White
Medford
Frank Young
Francis
Medical Corps
Fort Baker
San Francisco
Fort White
Canning Sugar Registration Details for Myrtle Point
The Canning Sugar Registration for Myrtle Point covers August 13 to 15 with hours 1 to 12 and 1 to 5 at City Hall. Applications from those who did not apply or who need more sugar must be filed through the Pike Cacaile Valley Redleuing board and local committee. endorsements from industrial committees are required for tire economy adjustments.
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Pike Cacaile Valley Rédleuing Board
Coquille
Myrtle Point
Dodge
Eugar
Dodge Sa
Nearly 100 Attend F F A Picnic Sunday
By Bill Peden Reperia Nearly 100 people attended the Future Farmer picnic at Bridge Sunday honoring the Homemaking girls for the Parent Sen banquet. A diving board height guessing contest was won by Land Linn with a three inch error. Chester Peden placed second. Prizes were 50 and 25 cents. Dinner was provided by the Future Farmers and watermelons were donated by Paul Breuer.
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Bill Peden
Bridge
Sen
Mino apted_baby
Eddie Hatfield
H. Walton
Leland P Linn
Chester Peden
Paul Breuer
Schroeder Picnic at Coquille Brings Family Together
The Schroeder family reunion was held under apple trees at the James Watson home in Coquille last Sunday with 48 attendees. Among elders present were Levi Snyder born May 29, 1859 Dora L. Hanly Oct 1 1863 Mrs Kate Hodson March 22 1865 W H Schroeder May 19 1866 Ella Lainger Sept 33 1867 Mrs Clara Snyder July 24 1868 and Edwin Schroeder Aug 3 1969. D F Dean of Portland veteran Coquille valley publisher joined as a special guest and stayed a week for the occasion born April 22 1862.
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Schroeder
James Watson
Coquille
Levi Snyder
Dora L. Hanly
Kate Hodson
W. H. Schroeder
Ella Lainger
Clara Snyder
Edwin Schroeder
D. F. Dean
Portland
Coquille ‘Valley
Funeral for Roy Whobrey Draws Mast Family to Colorado
Colorado Cam Clayton Mast arrived from Camp Carson to attend the funeral of his brother in law Roy Whobrey. Mrs Nick Perkinz became the West Coast Telephone Co night operator starting August 8. Mrs Clinard Mast and her children visited Marshfield with her parents Mr and Mrs Joe Lapp for a week.
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Colorado
Clayton Mast
Camp Carson, Colo
Roy Whobrey
Nick Perkinz
West Coast Telephone Co
Clinard Mast
Marshfi
Joe Lapp
Wants Mineral Development to Spur Local Employment
The resolution urges rapid mineral development in Coos County to create jobs. It calls on public agencies to act immediately and assertively, and directs copies to the Coos County Judge and mayors of North Bend Bandon Eastside and the Southwestern Labor Trades Council for swift coordination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coubell
Coca County
Coos County
North Bend
Ita the Point
Bandon
Eastside
Oman Aa Southwestern
Deabad Central Labor Trades Council
OWAC Praised By Commander After Marshfield Parade
Members of OWAC marched in Marshfield last Saturday for a bond drive. Captain Jeeter commended two platoons for their discipline as civilians and sailors assisted in signaling Morse code lessons. Local visitors include Mrs Irene Steele and Elbert Steele from Portland visiting Myra Laird. Dr Cheater Adams of Hyron Indiana visiting his mother Mrs Chas Adams. Mrs Adema and children visiting Des Moines relatives. and Mr and Mrs D E Cruickshank of Coquille visiting Portlevel parents Mr and Mrs Lee on their return from a two week Portleid vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshfield
Jeeter
Eorn
Irene Steal
Non Elbert
Portland
Myra
Joe Laird
Steele
Elbert
Mrs. Steele
Indiana
Cheater Adams
Hylon
Chas. Adams
Adams
Standard Oil
Adema
Des Moines
Iowa
D. E. Cruickshank
Coquille
Fragmented OCR item from a newspaper page
Readable portions show stray phrases including nights, signs and scattered words. No coherent event or named entities to identify a complete news item.
Anethyt Plant Notice From Readable Fragments
Fragmentary OCR notes reveal a plant of a different type referenced as Anethyt with scattered terms like Samet and Sary-Al. Exact details are unclear due to text damage and garbled OCR.
Local Socials Highlight Visits and Guests
Mrs LA Raglan hosts a social gathering with Olen Williams and Mrs Leslie Oden in Roseburg. Melvin Britton from Mather Field Sacramento visits the Davidson home over the weekend. Eldon Zinn and Jennie of Myrtle Point join Sunday dinner at the Barrett home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Win
Olen Williams
Leslie
Oden
Roseburg
Mazen
Avidson
Alfred Free
Bob
Ravidson
Tine
Melvin Britton
Mather Field
Sacramento
Calif
Mason Davidson
Thia
Eldon Zinn
Jennie
Myrtle Point
Sanday
Barrett
Red John Colvin
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Pasadena
Dude” Gabril
Pasadena, Calif
Collaiia
Bill Dye
Riverton Vickers
Ted Kirsch
Jack Koch
Riverton
Mr. Kirsch
Mr. Koch
Smith- Hughes
Norway
H. E. Meet
Stovers
Lions
McKaley
East
Roy Shull
Shull
Taylor
Maat
Lane County
Kansas
Bones
Simaps
U.S. Tressury Departenes
Cowie Plains
Tesla Fish
Stecey
Katie Arnold
Wetdwara
Gertrude,Shorey
Woodburn
kKw Stovet
Howie, Berg
Ecs ‘Barker
Canning
Benny
Frank Scritchfield
Owac
Mrs. LA Raglan
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