Myrtle Lane project moves forward in Coquille Valley
Mr. Boardman urges locals to cultivate myrtle conscious ness and conserve groves as part of expanding myrtle wood resources in the Coquille Valley. He is joined by W. E. Goyette and Otis Jensen to promote a Myrtle Valley slogan and ongoing conservation efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Boardman
Coquille Valley
W. E. Goyette
Salem
State Park System
Otis Jensen
Park Board
Pete Rig Tro
Colleges Offer 4-H Scholarships for County Girls
A 8768 scholarship funded partly by the Coos County Fair Grab Bag is awarded annually to a Pouce H girl. The recipient must enroll in the School of Home Economics at OBC, maintain good high school grades, and stay enrolled in 4-H club work. Planning meetings are set for May 4 at Green Acres Grange with Feb 21 a committee meetup at Mrs. Hart and Matgom ery in Millington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecelia
ir.Coquille
Ipio
Coos County
Green Acres Grange
Hart
Matgomery
Millington
Coquille Grange Plans Degree Work For Members
The Coquille Grange degree team will present fourth and fifth degree work for members who have not taken them at the next Myrtle Grange meeting on Saturday February 16. Grangers will attend meetings at Greendell on February 28 and McKinley on February 26.
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Coquille Grange
Myrtle Grange
Greendell
McKinley
New State Policeman Joins Coquille Force
E K Tompson formerly with the Oregon State Police at Ralem arrived in Coquille last Friday to fill a three month vacancy. He served 38 months with an anti aircraft unit in the European theatre of war and replaces Robert W Trout who left in November to return to college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. K. Tompson
Oregon State Police
Ralem
Coquille
Robert W. Trout
Injury report from uneven auto mishap in Coquille
An unclear clipping notes an auto mishap involving Eevin Hall of Coquille and mentions relations Tom Well and Myn Point. Details are garbled with errors around injuries and timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eévin Hall
Coquille
Tom Well
Myn' Point
Bobcats Edge Pirates In Closely Fought Coast League Clash
In a tight coastal league night the Bobcats defeat the Murakfield Pirates to claim a potential top spot. Coquille beat North Bend 38 to 4 in a decisive home win as local players Gutphin 10 14 points Esper 18, Wells 7 6, Brown 5 7 led the scoring.
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Bobests
Murakfield Pirates
Bobcats
Pirates
North Gend Bulldogs
Denis
Maecing
Wea Stes
Tee
North Bondpd
Bobcat Ccores
Gutphin
Esper
Wells
Brown
Smith
Barklow
New Science Teacher Joins Union High School Staff
Alfred Thahisaki of Spokene Waeh began teaching biology general science and math at Union High School. A wartime lieutenant colonel at discharge he holds a BA from Capitol University Columbus Ohio and a master's from Washington State College. He comes highly recommended.
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Alfred Thahisaki
Spokene
Waeh
Union High School
Capitol University
Columbus
Ohio
Washington State College
Aerial Coyotes Hunt To Continue In Oregon
Oregon State Game Commission will sponsor aerial coyote hunting during February and March. Field men note wildlife decline from coyote predation is easing but still drains game populations. further central measures may be needed. Investigations will assess practicability of further aerial hunting and possible new areas with reconnaissance flights. The program, supervised by the U S Fish and Wildlife Service, receives annual support of $12 000 from the Game Commission.
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Oregon State Game Commission
Enabonate
Dick Ballantine
al Tile
Bend
Ovcar Davie
Roe Davis
Berne
Rural Schools Close Monday in Ath
Rural schools closed on Monday in Ath due to unspecified local conditions. A brief notice cites school authorities for temporary closure affecting students and staff.
Subsidy Payments Boost Sheep Industry to Year High
Farmers receive subsidy payments as sheep and lamb prices reach a yearly peak. Lambs weighing 65 to 96 pounds earn 2.56 per hundred pounds while lambs over 9 pounds bring 3.18 per hundred. rates apply to all other lambs and sheep. Payments remain through April, with slaughterers’ sellers able to file via the county AAA committee.
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Erie
AAA
Former Resident Dies At Home In Canada
Arthur Sequoin died December 22 at his home in St. Andrews West Ontario at age 83. He leaves his wife Grace Neal Sequoin five sons and five daughters and 22 grandchildren. The Sequoin couple married in December 1896 at Marshfield.
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Arthur Sequoin
St. Andrews
West Ontario
Grace Neal Sequoin
Mother Dies at Coos Bay Hospital
Mrs. Aisha McDonald of Myrtle Point dies at McAuley hospital Coos Bay Monday. She is the mother of Mrs. Fred Brown of Myrtle Point. Funeral services were held Thursday with interment at Surset cemetery. Rosary said at North Rand Wednesday at 7:90 p.m. Survived by four sons and two daughters.
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Aisha McDonald
McAuley Hospital
Coos Bay
Fred Brown
Myrtle Point
Surset Cemetery
North Rand Wedroeday K
Brown
Club to Blurct Officers in Historic City Turmoil
Readable fragments describe a club's actions against city officers amid a turmoil in a historic setting. Key figures and places remain unclear but indicate a formal dispute and potential governance conflict.
Marriage Licenses and Custody Suit Fragments
A fragmented record shows marriages and a custody dispute. Names include Louise Norrie and Warren Norrie with alleged cruel treatment, married in Vancouver Virginia in 1989 with one child. Also Even M Hughes and Wallace F Settle with three children, and Sylvia St John and Heney St John with one child. Licenses list Elmer Wallage Goodwin with Irane Velda Norris both of Coquille. Also William Sylvester Brown of Myrtle Point and Jane Irene Sar le, and E Rankin with Gusdtte Gulliver of Myrtle Polta.
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Louise Norrie
Everet Warren Norrie
Vancouver
Even M. Hughes
Wallace F. Settle
Sylvia St. John
Heney St. John
Bereka
Calif
Elmer Wallage Goodwin
Irane Velda
Lorraine Norris
Coquille
William Sylvester Brown
Myrtle Point
Jane Irene Sarle
E. Rankin
Gusdtte Gulliver
Myrtle Polta
Army Induction News For local Men Heading East
Mrs. Della Belloni reports a Monday telephone from her son Harold saying he is in Tacoma and about to be sent by train to Aberdeen Maryland for basic training. He will travel with Jerry Holliday and a hay from Empire who also expect to begin military service with unspecified branch and assignment after basic training.
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Della Belloni
Harold
Tacoma
Aberdeen
Jerry Holliday
Here
Empire
Army
Riffo Sentenced to Four Years for Worthless Check Case
John H. Riffo received a four year sentence after convictions tied to passing worthless checks. Myrtle Pole involvement appears noted in passing, with references to related cases still unfolding.
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John H. Riffo
Myrtle Pole
U of U Eugene Oregon Members Report
Readable fragments list members of a university group in Eugene Oregon in February. No clear event or outcome.
Birds Released in State Weighing 91354 Pounds
Pheasants raised at four stations were released in state operations weighing 91,354 pounds. The effort aims to bolster game populations and support hunting activities across areas.
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Monist Banke
Frank Strong Dies at Santa Cruz Home
A telegram informed Mrs. E. W. Jones that her brother Frank Strong died in Santa Cruz California after a several months illness. Frankie Strong, a son, had left town ten days earlier to be at his father's bedside. Funeral plans were not yet set and an obituary will follow next week.
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E. W. Jones
Frank Strong
Santa Cruz
California
Frankie Strong
Sawmill Reopens Near S P Depot After Two Month Quiet
The local sawmill near the S P depot owned by Secleneae Wataon reopened Monday morning after almost two months of downtime. It plans to operate until the pond and yard are exhausted, then close until spring, as understood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.P
Secleneae Wataon
Leave por Portla Mr and Mrs Ted T But Lapua
Fragmentary text mentions Mr and Mrs Ted but lacks clear event or context. No verifiable names, dates, or places to form a coherent news item. Unable to extract a meaningful summary from the fragment.
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Ted T
Local Officers Plan Early Spring Rodeo at City Hall
A meeting at city hall with officers and committee members including Leland Bais Dement and Mrs Waktemar Gurney to organize a rodeo for early spring. The group formed a three member committee to coordinate the event and discuss fair activities and plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leland Bais Dement
Preakdenits
Waktemar Gurney
M. Christensen
Betab
Vineon
Home From Europe Dick Haga Some After Having
Dick Haga returns from Europe with plans to resume work and resume duties after a period abroad. He aims to rejoin his team and continue ongoing projects, signaling a smooth transition back to routine duties.
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Europe
Dick Haga
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