Local Families Travel Plans And Moves Reported
Local notices describe Harold Watzling family leaving for Seattle Wish and Portland for a week of business and watching an inauguration by television. Mrs Myers Mr Joe McCulloch and Mrs Beli Cook planned Eugene visit to see Vivian Mat Mast. The Gross family delayed returning from Albany due to high water after visiting here. Mrs Lota Carver moved to San Francisco with son Der Carver from Portland. Mr and Mrs Bryan Lynch of Lebanon visit Croite family and siblings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Watzling
Jackie
Teft Phurs
Seattle
Wish
Portland
M Myers
Joe McCulloch
Beli Cook
Albany
Te Gross
Lota Carver
der Carver
San Francisco
Carver
Presidio
Bryan Lynch
Lebanon
Local Students to Compete for $4 000 in Prizes
Local high school students may enter the 1953 National High School Photographic Awards for a chance at 196 cash prizes totaling 4000 dollars.entries must be self taken snapshots from black and white negatives no larger than 7 by 7 inches and submitted with permission forms and complete contact details to the University of Minnesota address by April 15.
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National Scholastic Press Association
Fointh
Sth
Urough
Ecligiflee
NSPA
University of Minnesota
Minneapolia
Minnesota
Lunch and meeting of state hospital group in Roseburg
In Roseburg last Thursday Mr Hammer attended a luncheon and meeting of the state hospital as Ocknon Southwest district at Roseburg General Hospital. Howard Roberts of Grants Pass was an honored guest Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Elden Brodie. Roberts was enroute to Coquille and delayed here due to high water. Oliver Myers went to Snaiss Home near Reedsport Friday to spend the weekend with her husband who was working there. Due to the high water she could not return Sunday and was imprisoned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roseburg
Hammer
State Hospital
as.Ocknon
Southwest
Roseburg General Hopital
Howard Roberts
Grants Pas
Elden Brodie
Coos County 4-H Leaders Elect Officers for 1953
1 H Leaders reelect North Bend president Walter Lehraeier and other officers at Greenacres Grange hall. Bridie Brown and Reuben Brown reelected as vice president and secretary treasurer. Executives include Geo Albertson Riverton and members from North Bend Coquille Myrtle Point and Bridge. Home economics and record book committees named. Leader training planned for March with Miss Esther Taskerud assistance. 4-H leaders conference in Corvallis January 27-29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter G Lehraeier
Marius Jato
North
Coos
Greenacres Grane Hall
Henrys Brown Bridiet
Reuben Brown Bridie
Treas
Geuze Girrke
Paul Davis
Cent Gulstram
Broadbent
Davenport Myrtle Part
Lappe
Viniel
Loree
Rte Tealteet
Raiserton
Latrae
Wentsy Brown
Bridge
TJ Davis
Bredge
Bob Stevens
Moye
Ida Oerding Coquille
George Albertson
Riverton
Maurus Jalo
North Bend
L. C
Flood Strands Bridges and Stock as Coast Guard Aids Coastal Towns
After severe floods, the Coquille and East Fork areas report major bridge losses including Crosby and Dan Melteny spans. Stock losses loom as water rises. Coast Guard crews from Seattle assist along with local crews and Red Cross welfare visits in Myrtle Point.
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Page
Eugene
Coos Bay
Coquille
Sitkum
Broadbent
Catching Creek
Roseburg
Beret
Greyhound
R J Papineau
Here
County Highway Department
Coquille Valley
Crosby
East Fork
Dan Melteny Road
Coast
Seattle Coast Guard
Charleston
Newport
American Red Cross
Salvation Arms
Myrtle Point
Mrs Edge named strongest woman in the woods
The Brooklyn Eagle and New York Times spotlight Rosalie Barrow Edge as a formidable forest activist who led opposition to measures harming old growth and helped push the Olympic National Park bill. The piece views her as a major force in conservation versus lumber interests and includes a jab about a forthcoming election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I’ S Forest Service
CIO
L Ragged
Udo
Tillabeck
Paul Bunyan
Brooklyn Eagle
Rosa“lie Barrow Edge
Emergency Conservation Committee
New York City
New Yorker Magazine
Miona Walleren
Washington
Congress
Olympic National Park
Bil
Dro
Wallarehy
Wallgren
Tam
Mrs Edge
New York Times
Ivy
Ives Lee
Rosalie Edge
California Milk Prices Hike Seen By Industry Leader
The Bureau of Milk Control outlines butterfat price signals as about 415 dollars per hundredweight for 38 test milk starting tomorrow. San Francisco dairy executive Claudius of Consolidated Milk Producers lauds the move, arguing fat value should reflect broader nutritional costs and dairy competition. He cites cottage cheese and vegetable fat price imbalances and urges stronger policy to improve dairy pricing amid rising costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Milk Control
MPA
Wetmore
H Gthkip Claudius
Consolidated Milk Producers
San Francisco
Claudius
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Alvin McMillin
Junction City
Kansas
Western Auto Supply
WESTS
ROUP
Bwick
Western Aluito Supply CO
Ourorrney
Jim Levens
Mrs. Bunyan
Calif
Uncle Sam
Lazy Susans
FOLEY
Auto Brite
Henry A.schroeder & Sons
Gold Beach
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