Thanksgiving Dinner On Veranda At Coquille Coast
The report details Thanksgiving gatherings across the Coquille area with Dr and Mrs James Richmond hosting a seaside dinner at their Bandon coast cottage. Guests include C Rickard, Goulds, Barkers, George Terry, Allen, Inez Chase, and others from Myrtle Point North Bend and Coquille.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Varandar
Bandon Beach
James Richmond
Coquille
A. Mould
Harriett
Inez Chase
Coquilte
Local Happenings Guests And Thanksgiving Gatherings
A fragmented local notice lists numerous visits and guests from Marshfield to North Berndt and beyond. Featured are Mr and Mrs M Charnesk, Mr and Mrs Koeben Morris, Leanna, and several family visits, dinners, and trips around Thanksgiving including Home-coming guests at E Huling, Sumerlin, and Holverstott households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M Charnesk
Koeben Morris
Marshfield
Red Cross Mobilizes Vast Garment Drive for Winter
Clothes for the Needy reports 296000 garments made last year under Red Cross supervision and plans for millions more through 1932-33. Nation receives cotton from Congress and cloth distributed to all chapters with proposals to supply ready made items such as trousers overalls underwear stockings and socks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
National Red Cross
Congress
Health Service Funding Sparks Debate on Public Welfare
A mangled report argues that cutting health service appropriations will harm disease prevention and public welfare. It cites rising death records, economic hardship, and calls for maintained funding to sustain health departments and essential services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AMSG
Astos
Coomomie
Omar Mum
Howeser
Public Health Spending and Child Undernutrition
Expenditures for public health service are far in excess of their cost. Excessively tight economy during a depression harms child welfare. Undernourishment may not show immediate effects but will later.
Industrial activity record shows Oregon projects and store openings
Portland Hinds will be received by the Oregon State Highway Committee December 4 for road and bridge projects totaling $1,000,000. Roseburg extends power and water service costing about $30,000 started by California Oregon Power Co. Coquille announces Dunham's Grocery Store in new quarters on Hall Street and Noster's Cash Grocery moves to Voster building at Furst and Hall streets. 43 Jersey cows shipped from Coos and Curry counties to Southern California. Carry Gardiner surveys planned for a proposed bridge across the Umpqua River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Oregon State Highway Committee
Roseburg
Power and Water Service
California- Oregon Power Co
Bandon
Head of Jersey
Coos
Curry Counties
California
Gardiner
Umpqua River
Coquille -Dunham's
Gortry
Hall Street
Coquille Noster's
Cash Grocery
Voster
Furst and
Hall Streets
Nurses Pressed by Depression Demand More Public Health Help
Public health nurses serving hundreds of communities report record demands as unemployment and poverty strain families. They assist maternity cases, infant care, and child health while expanding home visits and maternal support amid economic hardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Tania
Campfire Notes and Club Activities at Nissaki Camp
Friday hike by Nissaki Campfire girls ends at Davenport's grove with a trapper fire and dinner. Members Anita Gill Helen Guill Mary Evans Evelyn Steinhoff and Mrs Seale participated. Monday meeting notes a hospital thank you and Seale departure. Mary Evans to lead candy booth December 9. each girl to contribute a batch. Golf ball dot coloring and a brief reference to Popular Mechanics and Soviet progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nissaki
Davenport's Grove
Anita Gill
Helen Guill
Mary Evans
Evelyn Steinhoff
Miss Clair
Frances Gooth
Seale
Doorenbecker Hospital
Ea Guardian
Airs Seale
Marshfield
Louise Lemons
Marguerite Sunstrups
Local Hospital News Briefs From Coquille Area
Miss Mary Dye daughter of William Dye broke her left ankle leaping from a leak last Wednesday and had a cast applied. Mrs Walter of Coquille had minor abdominal surgery for an abscess and was sent home Monday. Mrs Woo McLarrin of Coquille had a minor operation on November 22 and was released Sunday. Mrs Lester White of Coquille, a long time patient since November 23, was dismissed Monday. Mrs Anna Ireland of Brockway had emergency appendectomy on November 23 and is recovering nicely. Mrs Fr Tucker had a leg fracture four weeks ago at Myrtle Point football game and underwent major surgery about ten days later, returned home Friday with new crutches. Mrs ROH McCall of Catching Creek entered Friday for medical attention and shows improvement. Ben Reed, nine years old, is mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Dye
William Dye
Walter (Auns
Coquille
Aent
Woo McLarrin
Lester White
Anna Ireland
Brockaway
Fr . Tucker
Myrtle Point
Tucker
Roh McCall
Catching Creek
Ben Reed
Ain
Births Report From Coquille Arago and North Bend
A baby girl born November 13 to Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Trountvet in Coquille is their second child and first daughter. Gordon Pleming and wife of Arago welcome a 60 pound boy born Friday November 25 named Donald Gordon. Arthur Chandler and wife announce an 8 ½ pound girl born November 23 at a North Bend hospital named Ardco Ann. The Chandlers reside at Dement Creek near Broadbend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Trountvet
Coquille
Hos Acie
Gordon Pleming
Arago
Donald Gordon
Me Arthur Chandler
North Bend
Iit
Ardvco Ann
Chandlers
Dement Creek
Broadsent
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Birdie Harelton
J S McHenry
George Currey
Vie Bishop
Maple Street
Frank Davis
Frank Haiverson
Sarah Kelly
Harry Gamble
Paul Davis
Alexander Kelemen
Harold Endicott
Bay
James Albee
Spruce Street
Albee
J W Bell
Mr Albee
Simon Albee
Josephine Schellhammer
Ninette Bell
F R. Grubs
Charles Brodrick
Albece
Elkhorn Cabin
A N Gould
Brewster Valley
E C Rickard
E C Barker
Cecil
W A Sawyer
A E Snyder
Jesse Clinton
L W Clinton
Sandy Filas
Jack
W E Cobb
Marjorie Jane
Jane Gurney
Tom Gurnes
A M Christensen
Marvine Bee Snyder
Carol
Reginald Fred Snyder
Carlve Thoma Sveer
Holmays
Ralph Miler
P Henry
Mars Chanes
Cles Siith
Ralph Miller
Joan and
Larraire
Walter End Oo
Tone Thersdas
Ache Annes
Ronald Endicott
James Arngt
Alie Mac Ends
Denise Ne
F R Bartlett
Artr
James
F N Chatman
Patricia
Doris
Leo Snook
Eldora Chamberlain
F A Dentsorn
Harry Dement
Sixth Street
Presbyterian Aid
Frank Young
Presbyterian
L G Bingham
George Parker
Smanksgiving Din Sinner Party
Kensington
LP Linn
W A
Essman
C L. Church
Gertrude Sick
Grace Linn
Alice Alvert
Peas Dodele
Ruth Woodferd
Methodist Aid
Norway
JL PP Trigg
Ea Carter
Roseburg Highway
Faculty Bridge Club
John Essman
Faciliy Club
Sersen
Po Oiane
Richard Ray Engs
Adams
Jr Barton Christy Gene Evans
Phillip and
Donald Linn
Leanna
North Berndt
Les
Grant
Louris
Uest
W.t and
Nee Feet
Smart Sports Ensemble
Mr End Mires
FC Wooldridge
Son Kanes
E Huling
Wennesday
Jim Mast
Railroad Streets
Loo-oolinn
Mir
Mra Klann
Carroll and
Eurce oSverton
T G Sumerlin
Mar F Huling
Nette Huling
Clay Strong
Bellebaugh
Robert Holverst
Ben
Fraser
Fay
Holida
Barbh
WSK
Mitsrew Hays
Lane
Tafe
Archie Cwye Bdommpten
Waike
Medford
Aroks
Kid
Matesing Grompee Bowne
Health Service Vital
Haiti
Anarine
Corbeau Et Cle
Entive Popular Mechanics Magazine
Moscow
Arkansas
Barly Mail
Barly
Verde Smith
Coos County Lumber
Coast Lumber Yard
the Bond Studio
Russells
Russell
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