Republicans Rally for Freedom and Taft Hartley Debate
Dr Raymond McKeown hosts a Coos Bay banquet praising Eisenhower and denouncing wartime excesses while urging unity in the Taft Hartley era. Mrs Minnie King previews campaign actions and introduces the aged Lincoln era Republican, as locals note weather attendance and plan the next Coos County Republican meeting in Myrtle Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond McKeown
Coos Bay
Minnie King
Powrs
Coos Co
Republican Club
Mabel Davis
King
Cco
McKeown
Mary Racieman
Coos County
Abraham Lincoln
Myrtle Point
George Woolley
H. R. Dayton
Waldemar Gurney
Herald
John Gearhart
Dora
Coos County Among First to Ban Bangs Disease
Coos County, led by WV Glassyer then county veterinarian, was among the first to ban Bangs disease. The county began covering part of the testing program costs in 1932 and 1934, with support from the Federal Bureau of Animal Industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coos Co
Glassyer
Federal Bureau of Animal Industry
County cattle disease eradication progress and vaccination shift
The article reviews the eradication program in Coos county from 1934 onward, noting part time support from Dr Glaisyer and J H Bennett, wartime laxity, and the shift from vaccination to test and slaughter. Reactor rates fell from 5.54 percent in 1848-49 to 0.26 percent by 1943-54, with state and federal indemnity details and Bang’s-free area criteria. It also mentions the Chamber of Commerce banquet and plans for a new high school and street widening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glaisyer
J. H. Bennett
Coos County
Wy Bureau of Imal Industry
Bureau of Animal Industry
Chamber of Commerce
Mitch Myers
Ed Sempert
Fourth Street
Fair Grounds
Chamber Considers Public Pamphlet Revival and Good Friday Cooperation
The M P Chamber favors reprinting a pamphlet, aims to publish new cuts, gather material, and mail free copies with envelopes within about 30 days. A local resident soliciting merchandise sales was deemed outside Chamber jurisdiction. Rev A Theodore Smith urged closing pudding houses 1 to 3 p m on Good Friday April 16 for pre Easter services, item referred to Retail Trade committee for report. Churches plan a city wide canvass in March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
A. Theodore Smith
Ministerial Association
Church Fellowship Group
Methodist Church
Retail Trade Committee
Birthday party hosts gather in Gaylord area notes
Mrs. Allen Rovinson hosted Donna Forbes fifteenth birthday with fifteen guests including Rosemary James Myrtle Point and Betty Boles from Bridge. Other attendees came from Broadbend Powers Myrtle Point Arcat Cal. Several local residents and relatives, plus travel to and from Portland and Charleston, appear in visit reports and weekend gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Rovinson
Donna Forbes
Rosemary James
Myrtle Point
Robert Paul
Harrison Bryant
Betty Boles
Bridge
Carol Watson
Ray Baker
Louise Palmer
Killip Frye
Bobby Johnston
Jack Miller
Kathey Skiles
Lynn Galloway
Broadbent
P Donnamae
Robertson
Meador
Robert Root
Powers
Harry Morgan
Richard
Annie Hamblock
Arcata
Calif
Clinton Carman
John Carman
Clinton
Hamblock
Bandon
W. P. Lear
Portland
Lear
Glendale
Ore
Glen Daniels
Rees Daniels
Cottage Grove
Gaylord School
Ken Barkdoll
Loretta
Jess Hayes
Kermit Hayes
Madras
Bob
Corbin Bones
Charleston
Tommy Luttrell
Four-H party and club event at the gym Saturday
Arts and Crafts club hosted a 4-H party with dancing and games in the gym Saturday evening. Attendees included Kathy Skiles Louise Palmer Lois Sumner Norma Sumner Barbara McNeel Eva Belcher Jane Miller Ray Baker Pat Palmer Alfred Crumpton Bobby Johnson Leren Chestnut Mrs. Robert Palmer Mrs. Dewey Miller and Lawrence Chestnut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Tams
Arts and Crafts Club
Kathy Skiles
Louise Palmer
Lois Sumner
Norma Sumner
Barbara McNeel
Eva Belcher
Jane and Miller
Ray Baker
Pat Palmer
Alfred Crumpton
Bobby Johnson
Leren Chestnut
Robert Palmer
Dewey Miller
Lawrence Chestnut
Cal Penrod
Hobart Smith
Cliff Benniksen
Maggie Simmons
W. D
Riverton
Broadbent
Glenn Hawkins
Michael
Eugene
Larry Tams
B. R. Bigelow
Hauser
Glen Gulstrom
Minta Duncan
Corvallis
Wayne Babcock
Dale Terp
Bandon
Arlen Judy
Coquille
Gayle Baker
Myrtle Point
Outdoor Cooking Project Meeting at Scout Building
Mrs Myrtle Green of Roseburg visited her son and daughter-in-law Ted and Mrs Green. County extension agents train leaders in home economics February through 1955 with sessions on canned foods and outdoor meals. Training hosted by Miss Emma L Webster at the county extension office Coquille on Friday Feb 19 at 10 am. leaders bring a sandwich and table service. The second planning session occurs Tuesday Feb 23 in the extension office conference room. Miss Eleanor Trindle, state
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scout
Myrtle Green
Roseburg
Inlaw
Ted Green
Emma L. Webster
Coquille
Eleanor Trindle
Parry and Forrest Guests at Broadbent Valentine Dinner
Mr and Mrs Floyd Parry and other couples attended a Valentine dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Tom Forrest. Tom Forrest Jr and Jimmy Kessler are visiting Riverside California this week. Mr and Mrs Elvin Tams moved their trailer to Broadbent and are living on the grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Johnson
Floyd Parry
Kenneth Parry
Sharon
Lloyd Lackey
Tom Forrest
Tom Forrest, Jr
Jimmy Kessler
Riverside
Calif
Elvin Tams
Broadbent
Unit project planning and outdoor meals training schedule
The program will select one problem for study next year and list several projects for unit voting in March. A planning meeting begins at 10:00 a.m. on Tuesday February 23 at Kirkworth home Coos Bay with project leaders bringing sack lunches. Outdoor meals will be taught February 25 and 26 at Kirkworth and Myrtle Point sites. Leaders should wear slacks and bring table service. Miss Shirley Damon will present accessories for clothes this week and March meetings cover remaining units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirkworth
Coos Bay
Scoug
Myrtle Point
Shirley Damon
Home Economics
Competition Spurs Better Gasoline and Cheaper Prices
Competition and research have improved gasoline since 1925 with two gallons doing the work of three. The push for better engines boosts power and economy. Standard Oil of California invested $225 million last year in exploration and facilities, yielding better service and valuable oil reserves for consumers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
West
America
Standard Oil Company of California
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Millar
Korea
DR. McKeown
Kirstein
Oregon
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Vanity Fair
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M. P. Chamber
Gaylord News
Vicke
Paleprons Company
Perkins Drug
Rexall
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