Sitkum Mra and Mimer Wilgen Visit Family Across States
Reymond Gebeas Breen and family visited Washington relatives as part of a month long trip. They also saw Mrs Gebeau's sister Mrs Leslie Buckenatoff and family in Bend Mra. M Metwin of Los Angeles and her baby came to visit for a few weeks at her sister’s home in Myrtle Point. Charlene Mullen was ill with flu. Local residents attended a basketball game in Myrtle Point. Murle Laird took a flying lesson in Roseburg. The Strode family and others traveled to McKinley for the juvenile Grange installation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Are. Reymond Gebeas Breen
Washington
Gebeau
Leslie Buckenatoff
Bend
M Metwin
Los Angeles
Calif
Herman Gray
Harold Mullen
Reta Mullen
Myrtle Point
Charlene Mullen
Ivan Laird
Lila May
Murle
Murle Laird
Roseburg
Elmer Strode
Elen
Mildred
Florence
Karl Wilson
Donna Jane Krewson
Joan Laird
Lila Mae
Mur
McKinley
Sers
Graduation Bound Friends Attend Portland Event
Miss Phyllis Roush left Wednesday for Portland to attend the graduation of her friend Miss Evla Phillips who completed her high school course this semester Miss Phillips is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Stanley Phillips former residents of this city Mrs Ruth Harmel Mrs Frances Donald and Mrs Lena Baker spent Monday afternoon in Coquille.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis Roush
Portland
Evla Phillips
Miss Phillips
Stanley Phillips
Ruth Harmel
Frances Donald
Lena Baker Apent
Coquille
Army Recruiting Ad Calls Men to Enlist Locally
Public notice urges men to join the Regular Army and select branch and overseas theater. Provides contact for the Army Recruiting Office in Coos Bay Oregon for full information and enlistment details at the U S Post Office Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army Recruiting Office
U. 8
Postoffice
Coos Bay
Oregon
Estimating Meat Yield From Shelled Nuts
Experts provide a yardstick for almond corn kernels and other nuts showing how much edible meat each unshelled pound yields. Figures include almonds about one cup per pound and pecans roughly one and a half cups per pound.
Vitamin C Stability in Cooked Cabbage Studied
Experiments at several state stations show cooked cabbage kept warm for an hour loses up to 70 to 60 percent of vitamin C, with two hours causing around 80 percent loss. Fresh cabbage holds about twice as much vitamin C as cooked. Refrigerated cabbage for two or three days then reheated loses less C than cabbage left on the stove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krept
Townsend Club Caravan Meeting at Legion Hall
The Townsend club county caravan will meet Sunday afternoon in the Legion hall. A potluck dinner at noon precedes an interesting and instructive meeting for all attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townsend Club
Legion Hall
4 H Leaders In Conference In Coos County
Two training meetings for 4-H club leaders were held in Coos County. Miss Mary Olive Snarr of the Mate 4-H club office in Corvallia shared methods for organizing clubs and member content plans. Mrs. Cecilia Van Winkle urged inclusion of adults in 4-H leadership programs, while numerous leaders and prospective leaders from Coos River, Green Acres, Eastside, Bandon and Coquille attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coos County
Mary Olive Snarr
Corvallia
Snarr
Cecilia van Winkle
Nioe
E A.eeeee Hill
4. Moen
N. E. DeLore
Bankerhill
J. R. Milton
Coos River
Nellie Lane
F. L. Lanway
Green Acres
C. Lascombe
Greenacres
Kay Grout
Greenacre
James Alto
Eastside
Enxil Radford
Brant Batchelor
Margaret Davie
Harold Libby
Wills van Leuven
Bandon
FP. Hurrell
Coquille
Breaks Wrist of Miss Ardell Oden at Portland Relief Rink
Miss Ardell Oden, studying at a Portland business college, fell and broke her wrist at the relief rink. She will return home to stay with her parents until she can resume her studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ardell Oden
Portland
Rolief
Train Couple Tour Portland for Brief Business Trip
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Train traveled to Portland on Monday for a short business trip. The outing reflects routine travel by local residents for work engagements.
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Portland
Archie
Club Leaders Receive Certificates At County 4 H Event
At the Coes County 4 H Club Leaders association 4 H Home Economics leaders whose clubs completed their protests were awarded certificates of achievement by Mrs Cecilla Van Winkel. Names of leaders with 100 clubs in 1948 include Healanus Kum Mae Anderson Verna Harrison Sumner Elvira Olson Eastside Mary Young Bunker Hill Flin Backman Vlerstaff Ida Garding Fairview Lou Pwan Ther Ester Wilson Valley View Florence Camp Gaylord Mabel Dean Sumner Cora Mackey Coquille Louise Larsen North Bend Flint Backman Rachel Davis Sunashill Myrtle Wright Sunnyhill Martha Frasier Riverton Ethel Fish Arago Wars Young Elin Backman Florence Camp led two clubs each attaining 100 percent. Certificates list club members and bear signatures from many state officials and education leaders.
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Coes County
Cecilla van Winkel
Healanus
Kum
Mae Anderson
Bunker HM
Verna Harrison
Sumner
Elvira Olson
Eastside
Mary Young
Bunker Hill
Flin Backman
Vlerstaff
Ida G
Rding
Fair
Flagstaff
Rachel Davis
Sunashill
Myrtle Wright
Sunnyhill
Martha Frasier
Riverton
Ethel Fish
Arago
Wars Young
el N Backman
Florence Camp
United Sates Department of Agriculture
Oregon System of Higher Education
Oregon State College
Oregon
VanDoren Escorts Pearce to Portland After Illness
C H VanDoren accompanied by Mrs B A Pearce and her sister Mrs G M Min traveled to Portland on Monday evening by ambulance. Pearce has suffered illness for some time at the McElwain home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
C. H. VanDoren
B. A. Pearce
G. M. Min
Eye makeup tips to alter perceived eye spacing
The guide explains that placing shadow more heavily toward the outer lid corners can make closely set eyes appear farther apart, with emphasis on subtle shading to adjust facial proportions. It advises blending for a natural look and avoiding harsh lines.
Carter couple travels to Portland to visit daughter
Mr and Mrs Cecil Carter left this week for Portland on business. They will visit at the home of Mrs Gladys Cummings, daughter of Mr Carter, while they are north.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Carter
Portland
North
Gladys Cummings
Carter
Veterans Face Employment Difficulties Amid Reentry
Veterans face ongoing job struggles with the Selective Service US Employment Service and state unemployment commissions reporting serious conditions through January and February. Officials say conditions may worsen until April due to seasonal weather, shutdowns in logging and lumber, and a large share of returning veterans lacking steady prior work.
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Selective Service
U. S. Employment Service
State Unemployment Compensation Commission
Veterans
Ret Population: Rats Outnumber Civilians in Cities
Rat populations exceed civilian counts in many cities. A month into a U S Bureau of Biological Survey campaign, over 230000 rats were killed in a western city dumps. Rats cause massive damage annually by consuming foodstuffs and cost about 62 per rat per year to maintain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Bureau of Biological Survey
United States
Small gold yield from South African mines
Over six years South Africa's bilticn ary produced up to 308 tons of gold annually. Very fine particles are dispersed through rock that must be crushed. It takes 128000 tons of rock to yield one ton of gold.
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South Africa
Red Blood Cell Restoration in Treatment
The text notes that effective treatment aims to restore red blood cells toward normal levels and increase hemoglobin content, describing the core goal of therapy to normalize blood composition and oxygen carrying capacity.
Te Deaver Family Plans Brief Visit
Mr and Mrs Verne Landy planned a short visit with Cole Te Deaver. They expect to remain a few weeks and will return by Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deaver
Cole
Verne Landy
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Sitkum Mra
Mimer Wilgen
Aet Theatre Club
Ruretet
L. 3. Jennings
I. B. England
W. R. Pahl
Wallace B. Dement
War Bond Service
All Purpose Loans
Member
Federal Reserve System
Phe
Steve Gelage
Meegavtown
W. Va
Opi
Gerald Ther
Dover
Minn
Wis
Jes J. Krupar
Cleveland
Vorrest
Ndininginmnnir Nage
Willie
McAuifie
Scranton
Belgraves
Baltimore
Carrath
Illeg
M. B. Spradtind
Mind
Ghia
Little’s Saw
Dorothy Grey
Sempert’s
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