Vaccination Stance on Bangs Disease Draws Debate in Oregon
Oregon Dairymen Association committee and state and federal veterinarians press vaccine use against Bangs disease. They cite strain 19 Brucella abortus vaccine as not spreading the disease, countering anti vaccination claims amid debates at Salem legislative hearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graydon Andere
Campaions
Oregon
State Battens Association
Oregés State Dairymen’s Association
Legislative Assembly
Salem
Ged
Federal Bureaus of Animal Industry
Federal Bureau of Animal’ S Industry
Sam B. Foster
Oreon State Department of Agricultre
W. H. Lytle
Oregon State College
P. M Brandt
Oregon Veterinary Medical Asscciation
Federal Bureau of Animal Industry
Bureau of Animal Industry
State of Oregon
John R. Mohler
Joha A Mehipe
Joha A Mehipe, Shied Shief of the Federal Baseai of Industry; Dr. Jepheens
Wge University of California
Sins
College
Hoard
Derryman
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The readable text is limited and does not provide clear names places or events. The fragmentary line hints at a teaser but offers no concrete details for a factual summary or identifiable entities.
Tae Wwys P S TAN En Victory
In the fourth period the team led the score at 21 to none. Details are unclear from the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Icy
Webby
Sastry
PeEryy
M. P. Bowlers Win From Bay
Local bowling results show the M. P. team defeating Bay in a tight match. Binocular notes indicate a strong performance by M. P. players with several strikes and spare conversions highlighting the victory.
Oregon Moves to Coordinate War Production Effort
Governor Sprague leads a statewide coordination of defense production through the Oregon Economic Council with E B Mac Naughton as chairman. The plan calls for a state inventory of all usable machines in shops mills canneries garages and repair venues to bolster Army Navy and Britain war materiel. Leon S Davis directs the inventory from Portland with national defense agencies expected to press subcontracting to ensure main contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Defense Council
Charles A. Sprague
Atepa
Oregon
Oregon Economic Council
E. B. MacNaughton
Portland
Chambers of Commerce
United Effort of Defense
Washington, D. C
Army
Navy
Great Britain
the Economic Council
National Defense Agencies
Washington, D C
Corbett Building
Leon S. Davis
Hillsboro
Farm Loan Group Set Meeting Saturday in Coquille
George Leland of the Federal Land Bank of Spokane will speak at the Coast and Coos Bay National Farm Loan Associations annual meeting. The event opens at 10 a.m. Saturday, February 17, at the Odd Fellows hall in Coquille with luncheon served at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Leland
Federal Land Bank of
Spokane
Coast and
Land Bank
Tressurer Powell
Leland
Rebeccas
Amocighion
Land Bank Commissioner
Federal Land Bank
Catch 25 Ib Bass on Bay Trip
Local men Henry Miller and Clayton Mast returned from the isthmus near Coca City bridge with 26 striped bass. The largest weighed 25 pounds and others ranged from 12 to 18 pounds. Total catch about 190 pounds in four hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basa Hothead
Henry Miller
Clayton Mast
Isthmus
Coca City Bridge
United Church Services To Close Sunday Night
Evangelistic meetings in Myrtle Point conclude Sunday night with Dr F H Barr speaking on The Supreme Question and Its Answer at the Presbyterian church. Attendance reached 160 Sunday and 240 Monday as the DeMoss family provided the week’s musical and literary attractions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Point
F H Barr
Presbyterian Church
DeMoss
Young People Rally Planned in Bandon by Myrtle Union Group
A county Christian Endeavor rally will be held at the Presbyterian church in Bandon on February 23. Don Bailey heads the group and Port Orford society joins the Myrtle Union. an executive session followed by a potluck supper precedes plans for the state convention at Klamath Falls April 34 to 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor
Bandon
Annouce
Don Bailey
Port Orford Society
Myrtle Union
Klamath Falls
Presbyterian Church
M. P. Wins Again From Marshfield
Myrtle Point Bobcats visited Marshfield on February 1 and won 35 to 36. Duncan led the victors with 16 points, Sutphin added 10, Hugine topped the Marshfield scorers with 9.
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Myrtle Point Bobcats
Marshfield
Cnse
Pirates
Bobcats
Myrtle
Duncan
Sutphin
Huggine
Myrtle Point
D. Brown
Paulson
H. Brown
Knight C Brooks
Marshfield Edwards
F Hughes
F Kolen
C O'Neal
A Huggins
G Smith
G .Marin
Rarer
Maine
C. Walte
Myrtle Point Red Cross Sends Eight Layettes to Britain
Myrtle Point volunteers finalize eight layettes for Britain as part of wartime relief. Contributions come from WSCS Methodist church group led by Mrs. H. H. Thomas, with helpers including Miss Lorna Summers and Mrs. C. Scomnield, plus St. Ann's Altar Society and others. Matse Huling crocheted bootees and capes for four layettes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
Red Cross
Myrtle Point
H. H. Thomas
WSCS
Methodist Church
F E. Summ
Lorna Summers
Warner
Emma Snyder
C. 8. Murphy
Pied Scomnield
St. Ann's Altar Society
Frank Young
Miia Matte Huling
Thomas
Wits
New Ad Service Popular In Myrtle Point
The Myrtle Point Shoppers Guide from the Herald Press gains favorable response as spring opens business. The weekly edition, mailed to hundreds of local families, reprints all Herald ads plus news items. This week 1300 copies will be printed. the plan aims to boost sales and profits for the paper and merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Point
Herald Press
Herald
the Herald Management
Steel Helmets Wanted for British War Aid
The local American Legion requests steel helmets to send to Britain for nurses and civilian air raid workers. Donors will have their name and address inside the helmet. Veterans or others with spare helmets from the last war may donate via Ernest Watkins or Bert Pearson at the Herald office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Britain
England
Ernest Watkins
Bert Pearson
Herald
Navy Promotes Faster Path to Petty Officer Ranks
The Marshfield recruiting station reports a lowered service time for advancement to meet the two ocean navy needs. Recruits can reach first class petty officer in thirty months and chief petty officer in five and a half years. The program speeds enlistment to fill the growing fleet and leadership roles. Southwestern Oregon men ages seventeen to thirty-one are urged to apply promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshfield
Navy Department
Oregon
Shela Sen
Snes
Mepartel
Dion
DeMoss Family Entertainers on a Busy Monday Schedule
The DeMoss musical troupe performed from morning to night visiting the high school at 12:45 and smaller communities, ending with Evangelistic services at the Presbyterian church. They featured violins sleigh bells chimes and banjos with Mrs. DeMoss delivering readings and a notable WPA labor corps project cited in their history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeMoss
Bridge
Presbyterian Church
United States
School Meetings Coming Week
This week features multiple educational events in Coquille and surrounding areas. Highlights include the School Masters Club at Coquille High School at 7 30 led by Martin J Elle, Leaders Training with Mrs Buena Maris, a Family Relations talk at Arago, a Myrtle Point teachers banquet, and an all day teachers meeting in the Washington building with a planned program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coquille High School
Martin J Elle
Marshfield High School
Buena Maris
Church of Christ
Coquille
Arago
Union High School
Myrtle Point
Washington
Wmpire Schoal
Thrift Team Beats Langlois Returns Home
Mrs G L McRay returned Sunday from a week in Seattle. Mr McRay and Mr and Mrs Verity met her in Marshfield, where they spent the day with her and Mrs B D Greens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. L. McRay
Seattle
Mr. McRay
Vierty
Marshfield
Her
Mire
B.D. Greens
County Chambers Set Dinner Meeting Next Monday
In a joint notice President Austin Dodge announces Myrtle Point Chamber of Commerce will meet Monday evening February 17 with the Coos County Chamber at the Jack and Jill Cafe. County court members and local business leaders will attend as items of interest are discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin Dodge
Myrtle Point
Visiting Odd Fellows Guests Local Lodge
Thirty three Coos county lodge members visited Myrtle Point as the Bawden Degree team aided by Elmer Briner conferred the Third Degree on Elvin Waterman Clarence Waterman and C Lehmanowsky. An upcoming citizenship program at Coquille High gym sponsored by Rotary on Feb 18 honors second papers recipients.
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Coos County
Myrtle Point
Order of Odd Fellows
Bawden
Elmer Briner
Coquille
Elvin Waterman
Clarence Waterman
C. Lehmanowsky
Odd Fellows
Coquille High School
Rotary Club
Washington
Gold Beach
Oregon
California
Rebekah
Jurors Chosen for Coos County February Circuit Terms
The jury pool for Coos County February term Circuit Court includes Myra Point Aaron Willson Kay W Cutler Ceygaille Ernie Johnson C T Selbig John A Barrett Bema Mc Phere Mary Rather Nash Lloyd Gregg E D Iee Cune Iva C Parr Chaz Oerding Frank True Richard L Hall Virginia Hillstrom Chester R Hanning Henry L Beckley Harold Lanway Noble R Brundage Elsie A Elwood Horace Byler and others from Marshfield North Bend and Norway districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coos County
Cireet Court
Myr
Aaron
Willson
Kay W Cutler
Ceygaille
Ernie Johnson
C. T. Selbig
John A. Barrett
Bema Mc Phere
Mary Rather Nash
Lloyd Gregg
E D. Iée Cune
Iva C. Parr
Chaz Oerding
Myrtlewood
Marshfield
Frank True
Richard L. Hall
Virginia Hillstrom
Chester R. Hanning
Henry L. Beckley
Harold Lanway
Noble R. Brundage
Elsie A. Elwood
Local Folks Dance at Theatre with Twenty Dancers
Twenty local dancers from Co quille Marshfield and beyond will perform at the Hiland theatre during Wednesday and Thursday evenings as Bill Grogan of Marshfield presents his Dancing Starlets. The program includes Joe Griffey and a cast led by Yvonne Watzling, Char lene Forrest, Anya Lou Allen, Marvene Christensen, and others performing tunes such as School Days and An Old Dutch German, with additional acts by Cecelia Nola Rat Christy and Ruth Jenkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiland Head
Hiland Theater
Bill Grogan
Marshfield
Coquille
Austin Dodge
Joe Griffey
Yvonne Watzling
Charlene Forrest
Sierra Sue
Martéle Roper
Gerdimn
Anya
Lou Allen
Marvene Christensen
Shirley Brown
Floreges Rickad
Cecelia
Nola Rat Christy
Jesse Vadnais
Rema ‘Wilder
Ruth Jenkins
Peggy
Army enlistee Hendershott completes armorer course
Charles H Hendershott, son of Mr and Mrs Hendershott, enlisted in October 1938 at Fort Vancouver Washington and recently finished the aircraft armorer course in the Armament department. His post is in March Field California after graduating from Point Union High School in 1929.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H Hendershott
Hendershott
Army
V. Ver, Wash
Armament Department
Fielk
Calif
Myythe Point
Debate Team Prepares for North Bend Showing
Tuesday February 11 the debate team plans a precting event with Davis Phyllis Downs and others in Beadon. The session aims to sharpen arguments and readiness for a Seal competition, with Anderson and Ed contributing to the effort.
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In Davis
Phyllis Downs
Weety
North Bend
Tou
Anderson
Ed Reat
Beadon
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Defens Counsel
Farm Loan Group
United Church
Myrtle Red Cross
Thrift
Langlois
Shambo
G. Ig Arnold
F. Griffin
F Pook
F Willams
F .McKeown
Schaer
Langlois Rackliff
F. Hagin
F. ¢ Crew
Sabin
Niemela
G Brown
G. Hagen
Bet
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