Birthday party for Murl Laird on thirteenth birthday
A surprise party hosted Friday by Mrs Yvan Laird at the Ernest Krewson home honored Murl Laird on his 13th birthday with games, moving pictures by Ben Holverstott, cake and ice cream. Attendees included Marvin Parrell Bille Lucille Ready Jackie Bridges Donna Glade Krewser Eddie Ellis Lowell Barbara Spagle Rosalie Laird Burton Wilson Lila Mae Laird and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ebner Wileen
Sirxum
Sike
Ernest Krewson
Yvan Laird
Murl
Ben Holverstott
Marvin
Parrell
Bille
Lucille Ready
Jackie Bridges
Donna
Glade Krewser
Eddie Ellis
Lowell
Barbara Spagle
Rosalie Laird
Burton Wilson
Lila Mae Laird
Muri
Ivan Laird
Frank Niedrary
Patricia Darby
Coquille
Lester Mayse
Myrtle Point
Elmer Wilson
Virginia
Charles
Earl
Fern Nickason
Frank Northup
Roy Sturdivant
Elwin Alford
Rollie Alford
Myrtle Christensen
She Blickenstaff
Allen
Ernest Kenson
Cresswell
L E Moore
Katherine
Roseburg
John Moore
Nebraska
Mead
Harold Mullen
Marshfield
Ee Julius Benham
Jensen Laird
Linnie Krewson
Klamath Falls
W. A. Nickason
Valley View
McKinley
Lila Mae
Kenneth Laird
Joe Laird
Bert Logan
Miles Ready
Dirrell
Lucille
Gillie
Verna Lou
Forrest
Velma
Donna Jane
Glade
Leslie Blickenstaff
M.s
Burton
BeHe
Installation ceremony and local notices in Coos County
The report covers twelve orange installation participants led by Henry Gustal gon and officials including marshal Mrs John Rether and emblem bearer Miss Ange line Remipelos at Nal Nese hall. Granges represented include Bridge Coquille Myrtle Fairview and others. Social visits and home events at Coquille North Bend Marshfield Gaylord Canyonville and Florence are listed with brief notes on hospital stays and duck hunting. Refreshments were served after the ceremony and the Home Extension unit plans a December 17 meeting with a white elephant fundraiser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Averill
Parrish
Duc
Ty Pat Fea
Henry Gustalgon
John Rether
North Bayside
Angeline Remipelos
North Bend
Perry Neal
Fairview
Fairview Was Regalia. Bearer, Granges Represented Were: Bridge, Coquille
Myrtle Grange
McKinley
Bandon
Sumner
Greendale
North Bayalde
West Mort
Coos River
Broadbent
Marie @fonnon
North Bayside Grange
William Johnson
Marie Clinton
Coquille
F C True
Rle Point
Keith Neal
Hobart Smith
Marshfield
Frank True
Charles Knight
Gaylord
Robert Palmer
Tom Forrest
Jack King
Mise Blale Forrest
Friendly circle meets for needlework and lunch
Members of the Friendly circle gathered at Mrs. Steve DeBaus home last Wednesday for needlework and chat. A potluck lunch followed with attendees including Ed Abernathy Jerry Mest L C Oberman Melvin J N Geathart Ted Miner Gail Bunch Durene Nancy G Bunch Mrs Steve DeBaus and Patricia. James Schell and Norlene of Los Angeles visited the Crosby family. Clifford Crosby of Grants Pass is staying with the Crosbys. A J Mayse and Joy Tadlock were in Turtle Point for business. Bazaar attendees from the community included Chas Oberman family Ed Abernathy Harold Shepherd and Colleen Forrest Easton Vern Hooper Gall Bunch and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Banch
Dora
Dee
Steve DeBaus
Messames Ed Abernathy
Jerry Mfest
L. C. Oberman
Melvin
J N Geathart
Ted Miner
Gail Bunch
Durene
Nancy
G. Bunch
McKinley Hall
Chas. Oberman
Fan
Just One Girl breach of promise tale and 1911 marriages
A Portland girl was awarded 3000 for breach of promise after a court ruling against a man noted for multiple affairs. The item recalls the Portland case and then outlines several 1911 marriages and family reunions in Fishtrap and surrounding areas, with brief notes on attendees and places mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Oregon
Triester
Louis Baker
Clara Murry
M E
C. H. Barklow
German Baptist Church
Farm Wages Rise in Oregon Says Census Figures
Oregon State College extension economists study 1940 census figures showing that in 1939 about half of Oregon farms paid roughly 16 million dollars for labor. The data exclude board living quarters and farm products. Labor costs now form about one third of total farm production costs, with rates higher due to defense-related labor shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Oregon State College
Portland Market Livestock Prices Monday Report
Port land market saw steers averaging 1062 pounds at 12.38 per hundredweight top, feed lot mates at same price. Heifers and cows varied with best at 10.98, common down to 7.00. Hogs steady with butcher weights 10.75 to 10.90. feeder pigs 6.75 to 16.00. Lambs at 10.80 to 10.90, and other trucked-in offerings mostly 10.00 to 10.50.
Sugar beet as source of sugar questioned in report
A brief note questions the sugar beet as a primary source of sugar, citing uncertainties about yield and processing efficiency and noting ongoing research after a short review of existing methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suger
Wes
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Bulova
Shaeffer
Waltham
Hamilton
E. C. Barker, Jeweler
Ani
Millard
R Oderick Nermann
Billi Massey
Code Lake
Hille Massey
Massey
Florence
William J. Massey
P. D. Parrish
William Francis Miller
Ida Lee Cornwell
Frank @iiller
Fishtrap
Thos. Barklow
Myris Point
Henry Gehr
South Fork
Joe Gast
Rowland Prairie
J C. Whittington
Sinise Treamery
E . Guerin
Alaska
George Hoffman
California
Elsie Forrest
Frazier Hoffman
Norway
Admiral Byrd
Little America
Coquille, Oregon
Sa Pp
Willard
Paul
Brenerts
Breuer’s
Portland Market
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