Local Social News Highlights From Pow ers to Cottage Grove
Mr and Mrs Dick Arnold of Pow ers visited Myrtle Point over the week. Mr and Mrs Wesley Barklow of Catching creek were Sunday guests of the Henry Knight family. Mr and Mrs Paul Kroeger of Alleghany called on the Kroeger family Sunday. A return letter from Po d Word reports Lorena Michaels, now in Olympia Washington, is recovering from an operation. Miss Elsie Kelly underwent sinus surgery at Marshfield and expects to return to work late this week. P Q Land visits Raleigh Green on his homestead. Mrs Lundie leads the Lund Toggery group. Orr and his mother Mrs Hannah Barton of Cottage Grove visited Mrs Barton’s home. Ana Leander Barkiow noted. The Ladies Aid of the Presbyterian church met with 35 attendees, rooms attractively decorated, hosts Mrs Birdie Hazeton and Mrs John Carver. Arago news arrives late but community spirits remain high. last night the junior class staged a play under W Ayres the trans advisor, drawing a good turnout and a successful performance. A community dinner at a ceck is planned, described as ord alty and bounteous.
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Arago
W Ayres
Chapman Elected Potentate of H J Shrine
Chapman formerly of Marble Point and now in Klamath Falls was elected potentate of the H J Shrine succeeding Carl Tengwald of Medford. Friends extend congratulations on the honor.
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K Chapman
Rtie Point
Klamath Falls
An At
H.jJrah Temple Myat
Shrine
Art Tengwald
Medford
Hapman
Hom
Skill With Guns in Citizen Armament Raises Debate
The Menomonie incident and history cited by the Minneapolis Journal praise armed preparedness by civilians. It recalls how gun owning citizens helped halt bands in two famous robberies and argues reformers oppose citizens bearing arms and knowledge of guns.
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Arief
Mid Western States
Ciizens
Menomonie Waiaeonan
Minneapole
Minnesota Journal
Skil
Guna
Jesse James
Northfield
Minnesota
Daltor
Coos County Transfers 10000 Acres to State For Reforestation
Coos County Oregon officials report about 10 000 acres of marginal timberland are transferred to the state for reforestation following a county court decision after a meeting with the State Board of Forestry. The land will join the state program and the county receives five cents per acre and 12 percent of all yield as compensation. Judge D F Thompson says the move eases fire patrol duties and aids regional forest renewal efforts.
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Coquille
Ore
Coos County
State Board of Forestry
Landa
D. F. Thompson
Thompson
Whch
Grange Session Installs Gladys Stevens Flora
Forty five Grange members met Tuesday in regular session. Gladys Stevens was installed as Flora. Mrs. Davis was chosen to head the next dinner. The program featured The County Agent a humorous piece by Vietor Stevens with a strong cast including Lewellen Southmayd and Rev E G Ranton. Frances Fearnley and Dean Powers from the University of Oregon spoke on welfare work.
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Grange
Afra
Gladys Stevens
Flora
Mrs. Davis
Home Wonomics Committee
Agai
Vietor Stevens
Victor Stevens
Lewellen Southmayd
Afr Balaney
Oliver Bigelow
Applesauce
Catching Creek
E G Ranton
Frances Fearnley
Powersrom
University ‘of Oregon
Hospital Notices From Local Nomenclature District
Several residents required medical care after accidents and medical procedures. Fred Parry re entered MAST hospital for leg treatment after a recent incident. Everett Suistrup received care for a crushed toe when a falling can struck his foot. Everett Warner ten years old of Powera had a needle removed from his elbow. Lawrence Haughton of Johnsons mill had a piece of steel removed from his thumb. L. S. Martin severed a finger while striking with an axe. Mrs Fred Rookard received treatment for a dislocated shoulder. Everett Hayes, employed by M J Morrison, was treated for an injured hand. Mrs J F Thompson of Prospect underwent a major abdominal operation. I E Watson of Bridge entered hospital for an injured leg from work in the Hanway department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Parry
Suistrup
Everett Warner
Powera
Lawrence Haughton
Johnsons Mill
Martin
Everett Hayes
M J Morrison
J. F Thompson
Prospect
E Watson
Bridge
Hanway Department
Church Activities Split Into Three Groups At Acv Ties
The Methodists at ACV church organize into three groups led by Dr O H Clarke P Linn and Mrs E Ranton. Groups meet monthly for planning and a church pot luck. The leading group earns respect during gatherings and weekly attendance at midweek services rises per pastor Ranton. A countywide tax concern discusses land sale and potential mass taxation implications.
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Dr O H Clarke
P Linn
Mra E . Ranton
Ndv
Res Rant
Laine
Radio oath of VFW recruits slated from coast to coast
Coquille Valley Post VFW plans a January 3 meeting at the community building. Commander in Chief ld D DeCoe will administer the oath via radio from the National Press Club Washington at 11 30 eastern time while 2500 VFW posts nationwide pledge their recruits over the air. The program will feature Rudy Vallee Paul Whiteman and others with talks by National officers and Congressman Patman.
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Coquille
National Press Club
Washington, D. C
Wright Patman
Texas
House
World War Veterans Board
Rudy Valee
Gob
Connecticut
New York
Paul Whteman
America
Chicago
Us$ Marine Corps
VFW
Johnson
Coos County
Mrs Ellis Honored At Afternoon Of Social Visiting
Mrs Joe Ellis and Mrs George Mullen hosted a Friday afternoon gathering for numerous ladies. Guests enjoyed needlework, conversation, and refreshments. A new baby boy named William Rollins was welcomed, born to Mrs Wm A Cobb and reported at the Roseburg highway residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Ellis
George Mullen
Medames Chas Newton
J Ellis
J W Bell Elazor Christensen
Oliveribbins
Arthur Hoover
Diana Owen
al Poppe
Addie
CC Robison
Albert Lillie
Martin Gasner
Joe Fin Jesse Clinton
Henry Carver
S A Johnston
Charlotte Cribbins
Hilda Cribbins
Verla V Johnton
Mullen
Cobb
AF. Snyder
Roseburg Highway
William Rollins
Blood Pressure Norms and Age Related Changes
Dr William J Scholes discusses normal systolic pressure around 120 mm for a newborn and notes increases with age. Variations arise from health, exercise, and diet, while arterial changes and vessel stiffness affect flow. He emphasizes finding causes of high pressure rather than treating symptoms and urges a complete physical exam.
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William J Scholes
Nature
Obeo
Svymptom
Middleton teacher killed in Milwaukee route crash
Dorothy Johnson twenty one a Middleton Wisconsin teacher was killed when the automobile she rode in skidded on a slippery highway near Wisconsin Dells.
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Milwaukee
Dorothy Johnson
Middleton
Wis
Wisconsin Dells
Floods Cause Wide Damage Across Germany
Floods in Germany from heavy rain and mild weather cause washouts and dam breaks across regions. Reports describe widespread disruption and travel difficulties as authorities assess damage and residents cope with flooding.
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Berlin
Germany
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Po d
Alfred Michaels
Olympia
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Lorena
Elsie Kelly
Marshfie
Raleigh Green
Lundie
Lund
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Ed Orr
Hannah Barton
Cottage Grove
Barton
Ana Leander Barkiow
The
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Birdie Hazeton
John Carver
Hope Muslin
LOT Children’s Hose
LOT
Behee
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Hurch
Cantor
Mrs. Ellis
Tomler
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Ateny Kiechen
Uadsy Co
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Mast Motor Co
FORD
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E. A. Dodge
United Etstes
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RTA
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Lewellen’s Grocery
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Hea Reynolds
W.A. Wellman
Notary Public
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Silver-Marshall Radio Sales and Service
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