New Oregon Laws Take Effect Minor Yet Notable Edits
An editorial notes several new laws that took effect Wednesday August 9 in Oregon. Measures include a misdemeanor for bypassing telephone tolls, curbs on Roger the Lodger, extended civil rights access in public services, revised liquor fund allocations, higher daily fines for city ordinance violators, and fireworks to deter starlings in holly groves. A voter petition withdrawal rule and other small-cost reforms are also described.
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National Congress
Oregon
Roger
Holly Groves
Sen
Morse
Fifty Years the Same at the Coos County Fair
The piece recalls the fairs past fifty years noting little change in exhibits and quality. It considers crops like potatoes and roses, bread from refined flour, and needlework versus ready to wear. It highlights the fair’s role to showcase county farms schools trades and arts while offering midways rodeo and cotton candy for crowds.
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Coos County
the Farr
Knights Triumph Delayed by Broadenz Disruption
Fragmentary input mentions Broadent and Knights with disruption delaying an action. No clear names, dates, or outcomes available to specify.
Broadbent Community Notes and Social Happenings
Local Broadbent reports detail a baptismal service set for August 13 at Camp Myrtlewood and church membership admissions for those baptized older than 16. The community notes a busy weekend with picnics, visits to Coos Bay and Bandon, a baptismal service slated, and social events including a baby shower and volleyball-like gatherings.
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Stanley Knight
Myrtle Point
Bob Thompson
Kenneth Galloway
Umpqua
Eagie Rock
Gus Schroeder
Bill Bell
Broadbent
Herbert Baker
Sea Lion Caves
Coos County
Crater Lake
Diamond Lake
Camp Myrtlewood
Broadbent Community Church
Broadbent Church
Dale Hoffman
Marion Davis
Executor Named for Lucy M. Barker Estate
Notice to creditors announces the appointment of an Executor for the estate of Lucy M. Barker, deceased, by Judge John C. Warden of the District Court.
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Lucy M. Barker
John C. Warden
District Court of the State
Local Service Members Return on Leave from Northern Areas
Remote News notes Kary LaCasse visiting on 11 day leave from Geese Bay Labrador to North Bend Radar station. Mike Van Camp of the U S Marines is home on furlough visiting grandparents Cy Forsythe and friends. Vernon Sell Jr and Junior Chase enjoy a three day camping trip on the North Umpqua over the weekend.
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Charles Bowers
Kary LaCasse
D. LaCasse
Funday
Geese Bay
Labrador
North Bend
Mike van Camp
U.s.marines
Cy Forsythe
Vernon Sell, Jr
Junior Chase
North Umpqua
Births and estate notice from Coos County paper
Birth records list three newborns from Myrtle Point and Coos Bay with birth weights and dates. An estate notice for Lucy M. Barker’s heirs names Edgar Rickard as executor and sets a six month claim period from first publication. Publication dates in August 1961.
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Franklin Smith
Myrtle Point
Charles Schrader
Oregon
County of
Coos
Dement & Meldrum
Security Bank
Edgar Rickard
Lucy M. Barker
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