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Myrtle Point Herald in Myrtle Point, Oregon

03 Dec 1964

Page 9

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Myrtle Point Herald

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Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1964

Page

9

Community Notices Highlight Local Veterans and School News

The ledger lists residents and families visiting, moving, or hosting in Coos Bay and nearby areas including names like Mrs. George Medlock, the Yingling and Yunk families, and the Moore and Caughell households. It notes a Powers District payroll of 11 500 monthly, Thanksgiving gatherings at local homes, a hospital update on Ben Coppess, and Barbera Anne Pennington preparing for Union College.

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Powers Detlefsen Milton Moore Annie Caughell Coquille Wome Celia Caughell Sharon Bern C. P. Easley Idaho John Yingting Jesse F. Ruddies Yingling Lyle Yunk Coos Bay Yunk One Frye Bet Edith Frenk Grove Walters Bowles, Mann Frank Magerty Wagerty Dwine Alawine John Connors Sherri Ione Duel Looney Hwekend Darrel Sam Sampheoes Lawrence Brady Nicklaus Brady Martin Stallard Joe Boutin Jess Walker Bruce Munro Ben Coppess Veterans Hospital Vancouver Wash Marie Shepherd Barbera Anne Pennington Union College Myrtle Point High Miss Pennington Future Teachers Association Girls’ Athletic Association IRC Delton Dumie Union College Methodist Church
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Seedling orders open at Coquille State Forest Nurseries

State Forest nurseries offer 16 conifers and 5 broadleaf species for reforestation and erosion control through the Coquille Extension Office. Minimum order is 50 trees for $2.50. subsequent orders are 50-tree multiples at $12 to $18 per thousand for conifers and $10 per thousand for broadleaves, with shipping extra. Large orders of 10,000+ Douglas Fir, Ponderosa Pine, and Noble Fir priced at $10 to $15 per thousand plus buyer pays shipping.

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Nty Coquille Lynn Cannon Coos County Cannon
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Obituary fragment for a Yakima man with Oregon ties

Passing told akima was berm Octaagr tle Point with Coos Bay. He graduated from Marsh field High School in 1968 and from Oregon State University in 166. He served as a first lieutenant in the U.S. Army and was a sales representative for two years. He was a member of St. Timothy Church in Yakima and of Riks Lodge 1160 in Cons Bay. Survivors include his widow.

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Akima Coos Bay Marshfield High School Oregon State University U.S. Army St. Timothy Church Yakima Riks Lodge Cons Bay
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Tax Guide for Farmers Available at Coos Extension Office

Coos County Extension Office in Coquille offers the 1966 edition of the IRS tax guide to help farmers prepare federal income tax returns. Extension agent Fred Hagelstein notes the guide outlines 1964 tax law changes and covers topics typical to farming businesses.

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Coos County Coquille Fred Hagelstein Internal Revenue Service Effies. Smagelstein
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Perald Sévrtte Point Oro George Medlock North Bend, A Powers Forestry Office By Moses M. Lewis Paige Graham Charles Graham Mast Hospital Robert Beljoni Graham Powers Siskiyou National Forest Leonard Grove Toni William Grove Robert McDonald Barbara Pennington Georgia-Pacific Rome Armers Keywoodie Custom Sempert Rexall Drugs S&h Myrtle Point Oregon Spe Cially Myrtle Point Herald
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