4-H Dairy Club Awards Highlight Sumner Exhibit
Inlet group awards a trophy to the Sumner dairy club for best 4-H dairy display. Henry VanCalar leads with members Bob Coolver Dean Peterson Dick Wilson Jay Olson Donald Messerle John VanCalar Ear and Henry VanCalear Jr. County agent George H Jenkins praised the club for neat clean exhibits with well kept animals bedding in order and proper identification. Other competitions announced included best display of 4-H club dairy cattle with John VanCalear Sumner first Dick Southmayd Gravelford second Louise Southmayd Gravelford third Bay Motor Coos Bay gave 50 to be shared by five boys Dean VanLeuven Bear Creek Thomas Trolard Greenacres Lee t Gaylord and Bobby Stevens Myrtle Point. The Southern Motors Coquille and a beef cattle prize funded by Bay Motor distributed 25 15 and 10 to winners. Glenn Crusstrom Broadbent received a Jersey bull calf from Myrtle Point Roving Club president Frank Henry. two calves sired by the bull will be awarded later to outstanding 4-H and Future Farmer members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ae Sumer Ceaieg
Dairy Club India Ag
Pat Seach
Haa
Ponsensian
Henry VanCalar
Bob Coolver
Dean Peterson
Dick Wilson
Jay Olson
Donald Messerle
John VanCalear
Henry VanCalear Jr
Sumner
Dick Southmayd
Gravelford
Louise Southmayd
Third Bay Motor Coos Bay
Dean
Darwin VanLeuven
Bear Creek
Thomas Trolard
Greenacres
Lee T
Gaylord
Bobby Stevens
Mirtle Point
Willis VanLeuven
Glenn Crusstrom
Frank Henry
Myrtle Point Rovwsg
Gulstrom
Births at Mast Hospital list first names and dates
Birth notices from Mast Hospital report new children to families in Coos Bay Sitkum Myrtle Point Coquille Gaylord and Myrtle Point. A daughter to J C Cook August 19. A daughter to J A Griffin August 19. A son to Everett Judd August 22. A son to Carl Ellis August 24. A daughter to C M Morgan August 24. A daughter to Caryl V Caudle August 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Cook
Coos Bay
John A. Griffin
Sitkum Rt
Myrtle Point
Everett N. Judd
Coquille
Carl W. Ellis
C. M. Morgan
Gaylord
New Naturalization Law Expands Citizenship for Wartime Aliens
The 80th Congress enacts a liberalized naturalization act approved June 1 1948 enabling World War I and II veterans to apply for citizenship without proving prior lawful entry if they served honorably in the US armed forces. The measure extends eligibility to those in the US or possessions, removing proof of lawful admission and overseas service requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon Department of Veterans’ Affairs
Unclear Text Fragment Lists Farm Officials and Breeds
Fragment mentions superintendents for fatariot division and hog division, with names like Proas Clark and A. W. Oliver. References to clerk positions and breed types including Guernseys Jerseys Holsteins and milk goats appear among scattered lines. Details are incomplete and uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Proas Clark
Harry
W. C. A Aryshires
Ga. Smith
Cadmus and Staff Plan Stadium Sale for Saturday
W G Cadmus and Norton Taylor along with O E Mike will serve as clerks for the sale. The event begins at 10 p.m. Saturday at the stadium. Hotel reservations are open in Portland for upstate fans attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Cadmus
Oregon
Norton Taylor
O. £. Mikesell
Portland
Upstate
Social News Notes Include Local Visits and Honors
Last Friday afternoon Mrs. Lavern Stemen was complimented at the home of Mrs. Geo Kasper with Mrs. Sanford Ray resisting. Mr. and Mrs. Steve Minard of Salem, long-time residents, spent the night at the J N Gearhart home. This Sunday Mr. and Mrs. K K Everden of Myrtle Point were noted for their visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
La‘vyern Stemen
Geo. Kasper
Sanford Ray
Steve Minard
Salem
Seta
J. N. Gearhart
K. K. Everden
Myrtle Point
Also Mentioned on This Page
Inlet’ Group
le Ay Creme
Mast Hospital
Haga’s
A. W. Oliver
Om Nias
Dora ' News
Reyes
Fade
Eotinss
Afopu
Biltwell Daveno
Henry A. Schroeder & Sons
Lope
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