Health officials plan mobile x ray survey across state
The U S Public Health Department completed a large x ray survey from Jackson Josephine and the Willamette Valley through Multnomah and Portland and will move to new areas The Coos County Court and Coos Curry Medical Society urge the survey for Coos County emphasizing tuberculosis mortality rates feasibility facilities and time since last survey Partners pledge to reach 80 percent of residents 15 or older and remind residents to seek a physician if exposed or ill
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harland Montgomery
U. S. Public Health Department
Jackson
Josephine
Willamette Valley
Multnomah County
Portland
Oregon State Board of Health
Coos County
Coos
Curry Medical Society
Coos County Court
Health Department
Coos Curry Medical Society
TB and Health Department
Boone
Powers News: Olive Ramey Visits Chaparral Lodge
Olive Ramey president of the State Assembly of Rebekahs visited Chaparral lodge with Marion Wilson of Bandon as guest. A candidate was initiated and officers received pins and corsages. The group traveled from Myrtle Point and Bandon for the event. Next meeting set for the second Friday in July at Mrs. Harold Ross’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Ramey
Asembley
Rebekahs
Chaparral Lodge
Marion Wilson
Bandon
Ramey
Iter Thorp
Nathan Barklow
Myrtle Point
Clyde Thorp
Clarence Spitznass
Lester Thorp
Albert Olsen
Bondon
Lyle Shawver
Edwin Peterson
Kenneth Barkdoll
Buster Warrick
Rebekah Hall
Harold Ross
Fred Stock, Jr
Robert Cotton
Clyde Allen
Treas
Lee Gilmore
Fred Stock
Arthur Smith
Carl Anderson
Lorraine Schneider
Ross
Stock
Mrs Stock to Install Officers At Local American Legion Auxiliary
Mrs. Fred Stock Sr outgoing president presides as the local American Legion Auxiliary installs new officers. The event marks a transition in leadership and community service duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Stock, Sr
American Legion Auxiliary
Marriage of Suzanne Kruger and Clifford Motiyaoi at Great Lakes
Mrs. Allen King Jr announces the marriage of Suzanne Kruger daughter of the late Allen King Jr to Clifford Darrell Motiyaoi of Coneyville Ky. The ceremony occurred Saturday June 21 at 1 p m in the chapel of the Great Lakes Naval hospital training center. The bride is a dental nurse with the Waves and has lived here most her life while the groom studies journalism at the Navy school in Great Lakes where both will be stationed.
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Allen King, Jr
Suzanne Kruger
Clifford Darrell Motiyaoi
Coneyville
Great Lakes Naval Hospital Training Center
Waves
N.vy School
Great Lakes
Lions Club
Playground staffing concerns linger at Tuesday dinner meeting
At the Tuesday dinner gathering no qualified playground instructors were secured for Orchard Park. Attendees reported on the Lions club convention in Salem with souvenirs shown. Several locals and visitors, including families and service members, were noted in attendance while a long weekend closing and a July 12 food sale at Jack's Fountain Linen were announced.
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Orchard Park
Lions Club
Salem
Archie Lane
Bruce Munro
J. W. Gamwell
Robert Sheedy
Gayle Sheedy
Robert Deeyers
Lido
Calif
Sheedy
Arnold Holsapple
Gold Beach
Clyde Allen
Oregon
Pendleton
John Bartoli
San Francisco
Ray Wyland
William McLyman
McAuley Hospital
McLyman
L. Medlock
Glasgow
Don Reeves
Omaha
Allen King Jr
Newport
Lawrence Thayer
Stayton
Thayer II
Grace Eccles
Carlton Aubin
Pauline
Eugene
Aubin
Eddie Aubins
Camp Stoneman
R Nicklaus
U of O
A L Burch
Prineville
Floyd Allen
Portland
Carl Briggs
Carl Rabinette
Sitkum News Fielding Weekend Visits and Local Events
Sitkum residents report weekend travels to Hillsboro Vancouver and Coos Bay Attendees join Rev Wilmer Briggs farewell in Myrtle Point Grange gathering and local visits span Langlois McKinley Ridgeline Coos Bay and Ara zo areas Confirmed attendees include Elmer Strode Laird and Crowley families plus Myrtle Point social circles
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Burton Wilson
Elmer Wilson
Hillsboro
Marvin Hermens
Burton Wilsons
Vancouver
Lee Bennett
Bennett
Ted Kirsch
Vernon Hooper
Elmer Strode
Myrtle Point
Wilmer Briggs
Robert Childs
Dashland
Wash
Laird Bros
Myrtle Leaf Club
Ed Brown
Don Sturdivant
Woods
Frank Clayton
Richard Clayton
Perley Crowley
W A Nickason
Mike Gardiner
Bud Aasen
Ivan Laird
Louis Laird
John Southmayd
Phyllis Shelton
John Carl
Ara- Zo
Wm. Moomaw
Santa Ana
Calif and Mrs Annie Lett Dined With Myrtle Point Hosts
Calif and Mrs Annie Lett of Myrtle Point were dinner guests Thursday at the Elmer Wilson home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calif
Annie Lett
Myrtle Point
Elmer Wilson
Money From Greyhound Racing Largely Returns to Welfare
A 1951 breakdown by Multnomah Kennel Club president Murray Kemp shows 87.5 cents of each dollar from greyhounds returns to the public, with 2.2 cents for salaries, 3.8 cents for commissions to Oregon, and 2.11 cents for operating costs. Taxes, purses, rent, dividends, and charitable donations account for the rest.
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Portland
Ore
Greyhouse Racine
Murrray Kemp
Multnomah
Kemp
Multnomah Kennel Club
Ramblings Continued From Page One
A reader muses on the value of a lamp with kerosene and a match for light. No switch or button needed, just a small flame to brighten the room.
The Glow and the Go of Power and Pups at Roseburg
A local column reflects on dependability of kerosene lamps during power outages and humorously recounts a visit to S. E. Jacobs in Roseburg. Dogs from the Jacobs kennels, led by Trader, charm visitors as dinner hosts share canine tales and a farewell scene with the Chase couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. E. Jacobs
Roseburg
Zip
Jacobs
Scottie
Don Chase
Coquille
Unclear fragment hints at 1974 tent drying scene
Partial OCR fragment mentions a tent drying event in 1974 and a timing phrase one hour. No clear person or organization identified.
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James Gamwell
Southern Calif
Missionary Group
The
Church of the Open Bible
Willa Stallard
Sec Treas
Jack’s Fountain Linen
Sitkum News
Zenith
Rhubars
Chip ‘Sebak
Juieca
Washington, D C
Thrifties For
Wed
George
Bristol
Rwar
Wigan
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