Coos Curry Pioneer Meeting Notes and Civil Service Exams
Members and friends of the Coos Curry Pioneer and Historical association met to honor three early Coos County pilots. Mrs. Charlies Stauff resigned as treasurer and J E Norton was elected to replace her. A museum circular show case was approved and a semi annual meeting set for North Bay Grange hall. The next meeting is January at Coquille Hotel. The Civil Service Commission announced rural telephony exams for Electronic Engineer and Telephone Specialist with salaries up to 7040 dollars yearly. applications accepted at Agriculture Dept offices and Civil Service Examiners in Washington DC.
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W-Ocurry
Coos County
Steve Ted
Albert Volkmar
Tom
Myrtle
Charlies Stauff
Coos Bay
J. E. Norton
Stauff
James Maple
Coos-Curry
North Bay
Grange
Marion Horsefall
Oscar Gulovsen
Cons Bay
Empire
Victor West
North Bend
Ian
Eterson
J. Albert Matson
Marshfield
Coast Mall
Pioneer Society
Cees County Association of Wheel Boards
Coquille
Lendardhap
W. H. Hol Phe
Ed Detlefsen
Mary Randleman
Roset
Flossie Johnson
Ralph Stephens
Bruce Purdy
Marion Horsfall
Chas. Stauff
H. Oscar Gulovsch
Victor West, Jr
Emil Peterson
Henry A. Schroeder
Myrtle Point
J. D. Carl
Arago
Carl Anderson
Lee Valley
Jas. Maple
Grace Cain
Louis Knapp
Port Orford
Coos- Curry Pioneer and Historical Association
Coquille Hotel
United States Civil Service Commission
Rural Electrification Administration
U. S. Department of Agriculture
U. S. Civil Service Commission
Washington
D. C
Board of
U. S. Civil Service Examiners
Chretien Seinen Benin USA Peace Payment Note
A fragmented OCR line references a Christian Science Monitor subscription or fee details for a year with a partial price, noting 615 and a three month rate of 3.75 dollars. The text is garbled and lacks clear individuals or events.
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The
Chretian Seienen Beninee
USA
Christian Science Monitor
Emedoce
McKay Defended by Oregon Woman Leader in GOP Reply
Mrs. H. D. Peterson, state president of the Republican Council of Oregon Women, Inc., rebuts a Democratic representative Sam Rayburn statement denouncing Secretary of the Interior Douglas McKay. She praises McKay's record as Oregon governor and a businessman, arguing against federal control and praising private enterprise as essential to American strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. D. Peterson
Republican Council of Oregon Women, Inc
Oregon Journal of Democratic
Sam Rayburn
Douglas McKay
Eisenhower
Dougla McKay
John Hall
Oregon Senate
Earl Snell
Douglas McKey
Interior
Oregon State Senate
Paul Patterson
Oregon
Republican Party
Eisenhower private enterprise public works partnership plan
The piece discusses President Eisenhower's theory that private enterprises should carry out large public works with their own capital. It notes government lending support only for a few very large enterprises, illustrating a partnership approach carried out by Douglas McKay.
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Eisenhower
Douglas McKay
Myrtle Leaf Club Holds Christmas Exchange and Election
Sitkum News reports the Myrtle Leaf club held an all day meeting with Mrs. Rudy Sherych and Grace Hadquist of Coos Bay Lumber cookhouse. They held a Christmas exchange, elected new officers, and hosted a bridal shower for Grace Hadquist prior to her upcoming marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Leaf Club
Rudy Sherych
Grace Hadquist
Coos Bay Lumber Company
Mike Gardner
Doc Clayton
Navy sailor on 30 days leave heads back to Dunsmuir base
Erwin Laird visits his parents in Arcada for a few days after 30 days leave from a year in Japan. He has one year remaining in the navy. Dunsmuir, Calif., trip home noted for Friday and Saturday. Other locals and visitors include Mildred Strode, Elmer Strode, Ivan Laird, and Kenneth Laird who attended a Grange event at McKinley with many relatives. Mildred Strode of Monmouth arrived for Christmas. Dick Cook and Louise Southmayd of Tacoma are home for two weeks of Christmas vacation.
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Chas. Reynolds
Don Baker
Tom Leifeste
Vernon Davis
Bud Ansen
Selma Hadquist
Coos Bay
Grace
Cook House
Elmer Wilson
Myrtle Point
Chas
Den
Dunsmuir
Calif
Japan
Navy
Erwin Laird
Arcada
Louis Laird
McKinley
Elmer Strode
Mildred
Ivan Laird
Mar! Laird
Kenneth Laird
Ed Bowen
Mildred Strode
Monmouth
Dick Cook
Ee Louise Southmayd
Tacoma
Wash
HEALTH for ALL It Isn t Going to Happen This Year
A holiday planning piece contrasts busy finish tasks with rest and explains rest as essential in tuberculosis treatment. It notes months in bed may be required and details how inactivity can affect skin digestion muscles and circulation.
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Mama
Southern Pacific
Siearé
S.P
Sister
Father
Mrs. Jones
New TB Treatments Shorten Bed Time for Patients
New methods for tuberculosis treatment reduce hospitalization time as research advances. Christmas Seal donations support TB patients by funding care and related services.
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Tuberculosis Association
Gratitude for Strength During Christmas Season
The note reflects gratitude for strength to endure and appreciation for good luck during the Christmas season, emphasizing resilience and favorable outcomes in a challenging period.
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Civil Service
Newepaper
Etanhc
Renae
Tollese
Monitor
Eddrese
McKay
Sec. Interior
Glenn
East Main Street
Coquille, Ore
Avite
Glenn's
XQUA
TEAE
Aly
Sitkum News
Three Bears
East
Midwest
California
Papa Bear
Mama Beer
C. D. Mason
Thornton
U.S
Thorntons Coos Bay
Gordon Mackerrow
Shell Heating
Herald Press
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