Union High Sets September 2 Opening and Staff List
Union High plans a September 2 registration and a 8:30 am to 3:30 pm school day with a one hour lunch. Returning staff includes Ray Neugart and others. new teachers named include Ruth Byers Harriet Wood Harper Arnold Hildebrant and others. The season opens with a football game at Albany on September 12 and housing shortages for teachers are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anion High School
Agaida Crews
Ray Neugart
Mra Dal King
Curtis Beckham
Morris Harvey
Arnold Melby
Union High
Ruth Byers
Harriet Wood Harper
Arnold Hildebrant
Howard Means
Meridith L Olson
Janet Lee Ramaddell
Blanch Thurston
Coos County
Albany
Albey High School
Bobcats
Union High School Board
Union High Board
Treanty Eet
Coos Bay
Tri-County Institute
Eugene
Oregon Educational Association
Portland
Stock Entries To Be Heavy At State Fair
State fair stock entries slated to be heavy with dairy and beef cattle. Oregon exhibitors from Portland Salem McMinnville Oregon City Hillsboro Turner Sontiam Lebanon Aurora Albany Warren Grass Valley Powell Butte Cottage Grove Jefferson Harrisburg Harrisburg Sublimity Beaverton Wilsonville Shedd and others expected to compete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Sa'em
Jeo Spitzbart
Spitzbart
John Boeckli
Anna Sandman
Jessie Rovds
Portland
Wilbur M_ Brog
Gerald W Brog
Frank R_ Kellogg
Salem
John G Manning
Theo T Jacobs
McMinnville
Alvin
Dora Scheiber
Oregon City
Adrain J Hornecher
Hillsboro
Karl B Wipper
Florence Koehn
Richard Gilvert
Turner
Sontiam Stock Farm
Lebanon
Jerry Jeshley
Aurora
M V_ Shelby
Albany
Joe Fisher
Warren
Millard R. Eakin
Grass Valley
Lloyd Ellis
Powell Butte
Frank E Gray
Cottage Grove
Dell W Looney
Chris Jorgensen
Jefferson
Pat Mann Hopper
Adam
Grimes Brothers
Harrisburg
Cecil Springer
Harlan
P H Brown
Elaine
Henry Davenport
Silverton
Lyle McKinley
Shedd
Newcomer Mrs Mintz Joins Husband in Myrtle Point
Mrs. A E Mintz arrived from New York City to join her husband in Myrtle Point after a two week stay in the city. She traveled by plane to Portland and the return flight was grounded briefly in Minneapolis due to an electrical storm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A E. Mintz
New York City
Myrtle Point
Natal Day Meet Planned by Powers OES Mystic Lodge
Mystic chapter of the Order of Eastern Star prepares for the 46th Natal Day observance Friday August 29 in county venues. Registration begins 10 am at the old gym. a noon dinner in Rebekah hall. afternoon session at 2 08 pm in the gym. evening program features Creed singers and visiting delegates from five chapters. Mrs George Barton leads as Natal Day president with George Barton as vice president and Mrs James W Garmwell as secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mystic Chapter
CE. S
Eastern Star
Robert Morris
Rebekah Hall
Daytons Return To Home In Texas
Mr and Mrs Richard Dayton and two sons left Wednesday for their Dallas home after visiting Mrs Singe Dayton and brother John Dayton and family. Mr and Mrs John Dayton and family accompanied them to Denver. They will fly to South Dakota to visit relatives in the Black Hills and Huron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Dayton
Dallas
Texas
Singe Dayton
John Dayton
Denver
Col
South Dakota
Black Hills
Huron
Moon Hardware Adds Two New Departments
Moon Hardware and Furniture expands with a wallpaper department occupying a display area and a paint section under construction. Owner F L Moon says the rearranging aims to simplify shopping for customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moon Hardware
Moon Hardware and Furniture Store
F L. Moon
Car-Horse Crash Near Norway Stores Injures Driver
Jack H Hall of Coquille escaped serious injury when his car struck two horses on Myrtle Lane highway near Norway store. The horses owned by Rufus Rylander of Norway were killed. Hall’s Chrysler Imperial sustained about $8000 damage after headlights blinded him to the animals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack H Hall
Coquille
Myrtle Lane
Norway Store
Hall
Rufus Rylander
Norway
Shows Improvement At Mast Hospital
Nick Perkins city recorder was taken to Mast hospital a week ago Wednesday night and is somewhat improved though still very sick. Miss Elizabeth Pearson attends the office until an emergency helper is installed. Mrs. Clarence Strong spends the week with her husband at the Archie Train logging camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nick Perkins
City Recorder
Mast Hospital
Elizabeth Pearson
Clarence Strong
Saddle Club Plans Picnic at King Ranch
A Saddle Club plans a picnic at King Ranch inviting members to attend. The notice outlines participation details and dress code for the day event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Ranch
Northwest furniture market draws four thousand dealers
Mr and Mrs Henry A Schroeder returned from Seattle where they attended the Northwest furniture dealers market. About 4000 dealers from Washington Oregon Idaho Montana and Alaska gathered at the event. Schroeder noted fine woods and coordinating furnishings on display competing with chrome and leather upholstery. He serves on the Oregon Furniture Dealers Association board and was its president last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry A Schroeder
Sunda
Seattle
Schroeders
Mt Rainer Park
Yakima
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Montana
Alaska
Schroeder
Oregon Furniture Dealers Association
Real Estate Market Moves Brisk in Coos County
Local realtor E C Roberts notes brisk real estate activity with multiple farm sales. George Ellis 174 acre Brewster valley farm transfers to Fred Cooper of San Maquis California, who takes possession. Vernon Barklow 146 acre Fishtrap Creek dairy farm sold to N E Pickett. Leander Barklow sells 38 acre Broadbent farm to George W Malstead, new Coos County arrivals from Ida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Real Esate
E C_ Roberts
Myrtle Point Realtor
George Ellis
Brewster Valley
Fred Cooper
San Maquis
Cal
Coopers
Vernon Barklow
Fishtrap Creek
Arago
N E. Pickett
Rawdon Leander Barklow
Broadbent
George W. Malstead
Malsteads
Coos County
Ida- 0
City Bus Service For Coos County Fair
The Powers Bus line will run city bus service to the Coos County Fairgrounds during the fair on September 11 12 and 13. Buses depart from the corner of Fifth and Spruce Streets with regular trips to the grounds. Delbert Steele is on vacation from his duties at the 8 P depot visiting relatives in Santa Barbara and Santa Paula.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powers
Myrtle Point
Fairgrounds
Coos County Fair
James McCart
McCart
Fifth
Spruce
Delbert Steele
8. P. Depot
J. R
Santa Barbera
Santa Paula
Elemen Schools Open Sept 2 With Staffing Changes
Elemen Schools will open September 2 with Junior High filled and Bob Bright as principal. Winifred teaches second grade, Mrs Jessie Zinn and Mrs Madaline Pundiston in other roles, and Mrs Robert Bright also in senior assignment. New textbooks arrive for some classes as fall starts. Beginning students must be five by November 15. Summers urges parent accompaniment on first day for beginners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japa Tna
Bob Bright
Winifred
Jessie Zinn
Madaline Pundiston
Robert E. Bright
Summers
Callison to Close Myrtle Point Fern and Bark Office
R C Collier, manager of the Myrtle Point office, said Callison will close the local office this week. The firm will continue buying fern and bark in the area but will ship by truck from the Coos Bay office. Collier arrived two years ago and plans to stay in Myrtle Point without stating future plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Callison
Myrtle Point
Fern and Cascara Bark Company
R C Collier
Collier
Coos Bay
Dick Maga At Portland
Dick Hays traveled to Portland last weekend with his sister Nancy and Lila Mae Laird.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Maga
Portland
Dick Hays
Iaoe
Rose City
Nancy
Lila Mae Laird
Oregon 1947 law regulates vehicles and splash guards
Passed by the 1947 Oregon legislature the regulation covers all personal and business cars motorcycles trucks buses or trailers. Guards or fenders must be 20 to prevent splashing or throwing debris onto following vehicles. Violators face fines up to 100 dollars and up to 30 days in county jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neuner
Oregon
Mrs. L. A. Baker Dies of Heart Attack at Powers
Mrs. L A Baker of Powers dies from a heart attack at her home about four o’clock Monday afternoon. She was born December 26, 1897 in Fox Oregon. Survived by husband a son from a former marriage living in California and sister Mrs Sam Farras of Mt Vernon Oregon. Body taken to John Day for two o’clock Thursday services and burial. Mr and Mrs Bicker have resided in Powers for two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mable Baker
L. A. Baker
Powers
Fox
Oregon
California
Sam Farras
Mt. Vernon
Schroeder
John Day
Mrs. Bicker
Miss Janice Lafferty Heads to Trout Creek Camp
Miss Janice Lafferty left the first of the week to attend a week session at Trout Creek camp, twenty miles from Portland, with Rev. and Mrs. Richard Cochran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janice Lafferty
Richard Cochran
Trout Creek Camp
Portland
Lakeside OKs absorbtion of North Lake in consolidation vote
Lakeside approved the absorption of North Lake by a 12 to 6 vote. North Lake, a district suspended for years, favored the move 12 to 6. Ballots go to the county boundary board for official approval per Mrs. Purdy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don
Lakeside
North Lake
County Boundary Board
Purdy
Oliver Myers Injured In Mill Accident
Oliver Myers rests at home after a mill accident near Fairview. He was crushed between two heavy timbers and sustained a badly bruised right leg and ankle. A small bone in the leg was cracked just below the knee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Myers
Fairview
Larry Lucas Installs Prefab Log Cabin
Larry Lucas adds two new prefabricated logs to his residence amid a project featuring modular construction techniques. The report notes a Portland involvement by Stanley Phillips and references local building improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Lucas
Rogue
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Stanley Phillips
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