Regatta Overflows Prompt Coos Bay Lodging Appeal
The Coos Bay Pirates executive committee called on all Coos County hotels and motor courts to shelter overflow visitors for the August regatta weekend August 9 10 and 11. The event features open outboard and sailing championships two regatta balls and a large prize list totaling over 4000 plus a 1500 outboard and sailboat race purse.
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Coos Bay
Jimmy James
Paul Cavemen
Eugene
Eddie Dean
Retail Shop Opens At Local Myrtlewood Bakery
The Myrtlewood Bakery reopened its retail shop after a long shutdown due to flour sugar and shortening shortages. The arrival of flour allowed a reopening though allotments of sugar and shortening remained limited. The event underscores supply constraints and steady customer turnout.
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Myrtlewood Bakery
Local brief shows unclear OCR sentencing outcome
Fragmentary OCR text suggests a court or county proceeding with charges and names obscured. The readable bits indicate a possible theater or major offense reference and a monetary amount, but the garbled content prevents a clear summary of event, parties, or decision.
Sitkum Gleanings Flying Lessons And Local Fire News
Marl Laird flew his private plane to Dora at the Watson place, with Marion Emmitt visiting Ivan Laird. Murl and his mother rode together after Murl took a second flying lesson in Roseburg. Elmer Wilson and Beverly Haynes hosted visitors from Myrtle Point, Barton Wilson helped fight a logging-woods fire on Bone Mountain, Colleen Sheperd stayed with Clive Stevenson’s family in Roseburg.
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Sitkum
Oregon
Marl Laird
Roseburg
Watson Place
Dora
Marion Emmitt
Ivan Laird
Murl
Harold Mullen
Leson
Charles Wilson
Beverly "Haynes
Myrtle Point
Elmer Wilson
Barton Wilson
Bone Mountain
Colleen Sheperd
Clive Stevenson
Coos County Skips Portland Livestock Exhibit This Year
Coos County will have no exhibit at the Portland livestock exposition due to lack of budgeted funds. Exposition representatives urged the court to support an exhibit, but the court said any plan would require the fair board to finance it from county fair funds. LEAVES HOSPITAL. Mrs Alvi Richey of Remote discharged from McAuley hospital Coos Bay. Charles W Smith of Myrtle Point admitted for medical attention. Earl Ward of Wise Point bought a donkey in Cone Bay for logging operations.
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Coos County
the Fair Board
Alvi Richey
Remote
McAuley Hocepital
Coos Bay
Charles W Smith
Myrtle Point
Earl Ward
Wylde Point
Cone Bay
County Court Approves Coos Predator Control Plan
The Coos County Court voted to back a predator control plan developed with G H Hansen of the U S Fish and Wildlife Service. The program funds two full-time hunters in Coos with total costs of 6446.75 this year, partly funded by state 1400 and federal 700, with the rest carried over.
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Coos County
G. H Hansen
Fish and Wildlife Service
U S. Interior Department
LD Feisheim
Coos
Hansen
Felsheim
Southwesterto Oregon
Curry County
Douglas
Curry
Scouts Build Cabin on Old CCC Grounds
Coquille Boy Scout troop No 63 began constructing a 20 by 30 foot cabin on the site of the former Fairview CCC camp. Scoutmaster Fred R. Bull said materials are ready and the work will be completed within a fortnight. The CCC camp lies two and a half miles southeast of Fairview on federal land with an adjacent swimming pool and space for a ball diamond. Bull hopes other troops in Coos County will join in expanding cabins and sports use. Overnight visitors Mr and Mrs A B C Davis of Arcadia Calif stopped in town enroute home from Yellowstone and visited Mrs Davis’s parents Mr and Mrs James Mahaffey. Six new land sales in Coos County were reported by the county court this week.
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Coquille Boy Scout
Fairview
Fred R. Bull
CCC
Alte
Airview
Bull
Acout
Davis Family Reunites After Fifteen Years
Mrs. Bertha C. Davis of Coquille hosts a Gravelford reunion with all living members present for the first time in 15 years. Attendees include Frank Lockhart Fairy Jones Al Jones Harry Gamble and families Paul Davis and Paul Jr Gary and Dian, Frank Davis, Bertha Davis, Oris Miller and Cecil McCraie and families from Gravelford Coquille and Placerville Bandon Lakeview Los Angeles.
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Bertha C. Davis
Coquine
Paul Davis
Gravelford
Frank Lockhart
Fairy Jones
Los Angeles
al Jones
Placerville
Harry Gamble
John
Bandon
Paul
Gary
Dian
Frank Davis
Lakeview
Bertha Davis
Coquille
Oris Miller
Cecil McCraie
Yellowstone Bound Trip Plans By Christensen Family
Mr and Mrs A M Christensen and daughter Marvene and Miss Gloria La Flamme will leave this week for Yellowstone National Park. They plan to visit relatives of Mr Christensen in Idaho and at Jackson Wyoming. They will also visit the Harry Christys at Pendleton, en route home. Visitors From East Mr and Mrs Elson Emmerson of Washington have been visiting relatives and friends here for the past week. Mr Emmerson to a brother of Miss Gold to Child and Lauren Child of Co.
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Yellowstone
A M Christensen
Marvene
Gloria la Flamme
Yelowstone National Park
Mr Christensen
Idaho
Jackson
Wyoming
Harry Christy
Pendleton
Elson Emmerson
Washington, D
Emmerson
Miss Gold
Child
Lauren Child
Coquille
Maid of Honor Returns from Portland Wedding
A confused fragment notes Misa Phyllia Roush, bridesmaid in Portland, returning home with an item described as ig, while Hien ate the cr hen in from Portland. Further details are unreadable in the clipping.
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Hien
Portland
Misa Phyllia Roush
Mise
Karla Philips
Return of Mr and Mrs Oliver from the toga trip
Mr and Mrs Oliver have returned from their trip abroad after several months away. The couple did not specify exact destinations but noted they enjoyed the change of scene and are glad to be home.
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Mr. Oliver
Toga
Funeral for 89 Year Old Port Land Resident
Mr and Mrs E O Sempert returned from Portland after the death of August Sempert aged 89 years six months. He died July 26 with funeral services held July 27 and interment in Memorial cemetery under the charge of the Masonic lodge. He remained active until the end.
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E. O Sempert
Portland
Sempert
August Sempert
Memorial Cemetery
Masonic Lodge
Bempert
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Arcada
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