Locke Family Vacation Visits Marshfield From Fayettville
Q fr. and Mrs. Seth Locke of Fayetteville Arkansas visit Marshfield while on a monthlong trip with their 18 month old daughter Mary. Mrs. Locke, formerly Ruth Smith, taught home economics at Union High School four years ago. Mr. Locke is a professor in plant pathology at the University of Acehawan. They called on friends including the G Church Ralph Whitaker and L. P. Ginn families and plan to travel to Portland and Salem to meet Mrs. Locke's parents and Miss Grace Mary Léon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seth Locke
Fayettesville
Arkansas
Marshfield
Myrtle Point
L. P. Ginn
Lockes
Portland
Mrs. Locke
Grace Mary Léon
Salem
Social Calendar and Club News Highlight Coquille
Friday August 15 features St Ann's Altar Society card party at city hall and a bridge club gathering. Eaglettes sewing club hosts at Kincheloe home with guests from Myrtle Point Coquille and Norfolk. Junior Womans Club plans year ahead. Birthday party for Sharon Knox’s step-daughter and various garden Rotary and bridge events in local society pages.
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St Ann's Altar Society
City Hall
Teeeday
Bridge Club
Mion Schroeder
Eagiettes
Floyd Evernden
Presbyterian Ladies’ Aid
Bruce Henry
Bilis Gant
Hugh Mitchebmore
Coos County
Norway Grove
Kincheloe
Eaglettes Sewing Club
Martin Kincheloe
The
Eaglettes
Barrel Hutchinson
Wayne @Berlow
Bob Trigg
Archie Train
Fred Werren
D. A. Raush
Clifford Bartles
Frank Gilbert
Bill Watson
Dorothy
Butch the Bull Love Story Comes to Myrtle Point
A humorous rural tale from Myrtle Point recounts a government bred bull named Butch who roams farms in search of Daisy the Jersey heifer. After escaping a slaughter bid, Butch lumbered toward Daisy, eluding capture and earning a storied reputation as he reunites with his beloved amidst small town life and church gatherings.
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Butch
Joneses
Smiths
Hollowaya
Grants
Farm Security Administration
Daisy
Patsy
Betsy
Silver Fawn
Daisy's
Betsy's
Daisy Silver
Dad Harper
Corral
Rules Given To Insure Safe Driving
A national survey by the Automotive Safety Foundation lists the twelve common driving faults. Top items include driving too fast for conditions and poor judgment in passing or following, with factors such as traffic density and weather affecting safe speed. Other faults cover failing to signal, inattention, improper turning, poor headlight use, lack of courtesy, poor vehicle maintenance, weaving, wrong-side driving, fatigue, false confidence, and excessive horn use. Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Ed Allen and Luella Alles were among visitors from Coqui and Empire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Automotive Safety Foundation
Oregon
State
Horn
Auto Sales Rise 52 Percent in Oregon Six Months
Secretary of State figures show motor vehicle sales in Oregon up 52 percent for the first half of the year from 1940. New passenger cars sold 28 027 units, trucks 5 005, total 33 230, with cars up 11 338 and trucks up from 3 706.
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Oregon
Secretary of State
Oregon Grows Much Small Fruit
Oregon small fruits industry expands with 1940 data from extension circular 373. Nine fruit kinds produced 78.172 million pounds from 23,300 acres in Oregon, mainly Willamette Valley. Cash farm income estimated at 5.558 million, above the four year average of 3.433 million.
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Oregon
Willamette Valley
Q. BC. Extension Service
United States Department of Agriculture
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Ailand Theater
George Murphy
Lucille Ball
Cassedy
Border Vigilantes
Russel Hayden
Bob, Nors
Dorothy Lamour
Zanzibar
Une Morkel, Eric Blore
Seasey
Dick Powell
Kiem
Drew Raymond Walbaurn
Bargalm Nites
Robert Youmg, Laraine Day
Mary Dugan
Jehan Litel
Frieda Imescert
Marietie Main
Henry O'Neill
Sharon Knox
Sharon
E Lyle Knox
Larry
Kathleen
Maureen Gardiner
Shirley Hammock
Gene
Nancy Tanner
Cora Belle
Julia Church
Jen Marie Powrie
Lonnie McKibben
Mickie Hatcher
Conauille
Mary June
Betty Lou
Virginia Foote
Norway
Funtior Womans Club
Junior Womans Club
Stanley Furminan
Furman
Robert Powrie
Jim Lewellen
al Strong
Pauline Strong
Waldemar Gurney
Ralph Whitaker
Karl Dement
Letha Pardy
Lee Valley
Letha Purdy
Miss Purdy
Mrs. Lafalamme
L. A LaFlamme
Marlin Evans
Henry Rosslow
Rosslow
Mra C'sr Neideigh
Floyd Summers
E Cc Barker
Ton Sumerlin
Evans
LaFlamme
Bert Pearson
Et Pearson
Sgarden Club
Will Lundy
Rotary
MR. Barker
E C Barker
Rotary Club
Barker Cabin
Goofus Nest
Mr Barker
L. L. Sumerlin
LH Pearce
Henry Schroeder
P W Laird Harry Dement
G. L. McKay
Ray
M- Winnifred Ray
W W ‘Brown
Pat Richard
Dilton Schroeder
E C. Barker
Norman Halter
Brown
Whitaker
P Ws Laird
Henry Roeslow
T G Samershin
L.A. LaFlarme
Verne Lundy
Pat Rickard
Ralph Kring
Miss Nelsen
Bridge
Esther Nelsen
Old Carver
Muss Ellen Carver
Denver
Edgar iPat
Rickard
Denver Colorado
Union High School
University of Denver
Grand Canyon
Boulder Dam
Roberta Lou
Rosemary Rickard
Harold Hatcher
Coquille
Pat, Jr
FE. C Barker
Standard Oil Products
John McAdams
Everett Sparks
Donaldson
Kenneth Donaldson
Genevieve
Billy Donaldson
Grace Gilkey
William Donaldson
Don Donaldson
Keller
Progrem
Yous
Sarah
Interchurch Fellowship
Methodist Church
F H_ Barr
Stanley Jones
India
T M White
Bandon
Chris Nelson
Esther
Windermere
Ed Allen
Luella Alles
Elbert Allen
Coqui
John Moore
Empire
Alice Bowen
Milton Greenfield
Sempert’s
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Viclt
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Mere Nere
Nake
Myrtle
Myrtle Cafe
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RIC
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Huling Lundy & Sons
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