Local Residents Take Vacations and Visit Serves
Local names report vacations and visits around the region. Mr and Mrs Lewis Kapais and Mr and Mrs Austin vacation four weeks at El Rancho near Sacramento while young Bob Briggs attends University of Oregon summer school. Several families travel to Seattle Centralia Portland and Canada with relatives noted. Mrs Barker hosts visitors from Coquille and Waynesville Ohio. others plan trips to Yellowstone Fort Worden and Camp McKinley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Cad
el Rancho
Sacramento
Bob Briggs
University of Oregon
A. Briggs
Travelers Speed Trip By Private Plane For Fourth Of July
Mr and Mrs sear Gross and family plan a multi city visit by plane, stopping near Myrtle Point and at Mossy Rock to see grandparents and relatives. Wm Desmay of Seattle spent the week with Cylde Anderson. Gurney family tied to a wedding in Eugene and Seattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Sturza
Mossy Rock
Wm. Desmay
Seattle
Wash
Cylde Anderson
Myrtle Point
The
Scales
Waldemar Gurney
Eugene
Mr Gurney
William E. Gurney
Noring Bend
Snow Clad Guardians of Columbia Offer Inexpensive Vacation Jaunt
Northwest Oregon and southwest Washington residents can enjoy Mt Hood Mt Adams and Mt St Helens as a trio of vacation destinations. Mt Hood offers skiing a modern aerial tramway and the Mt Hood Loop highway for close views and access to Timberline Lodge. Mt Adams presents a rugged frontier appeal with forest service facilities and abundant hunting and fishing nearby. Mt St Helens lies closer to Portland with easy access to Spirit Lake Toutle and Harmony Falls, offering lodge stays at Mt St Helens Lodge or Harmony Falls by boat and forest trails for a peaceful retreat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mervin
Stall Weiler
Oregonian
Oregon
Washington
Columbia
Mt Hood
Mt. Adams
Mt. St. Helen's
Mt. Hood
Timberline Lodge
Time Line Lodge
MeDfoot
Government Camp
Rihway
Oulder
Mt St. Helens
Mt Adams
Adams
Trout Lake
Mt St Helens
Portland
Hood
Pacific Northwest
Castle Rock
Wash
Mt St Helens Lodge
Spirit Lake
Toutle River
Forest Service
Jack
Family Fourth Travels and Visits Across Regions
R. K Mike Robey and his son flew to West Virginia to visit his parents and relatives at the home of Frank and Mrs Raye. Mrs Earl Dement and her McMinnville family visited sister-in-law Mrs Rob ert Keith Jr of Schenectady before returning east. The Laverne Noyes family and Bernard Vasch family enjoy Fourth of July picnics at Lakeside with Gerry Sturza visiting the Gross home from Chehalis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. K
Mike” Robey and Son
West Virginia
Mr. Robey
Earl Dement
McMinnville
Robert Keith, Jr
Schenectady
Keith
P. W Laird
Sarkey
Portland
Laverne Noyes
Bernard Vaschand
North Bend
Lakeside
Gerry Sturza
Fred Gross
Gross
Chehalis, Wash
Golf Handicap Tourney Seeks Finals at Coquille Valley
Coquille Valley Country Club reports semi final progress in the handicap championship. Austin Dodge advances by default in Championship Flight while Les Smith beats Harold McGrew 4-3. First Flight sees Peterson over Atkinson-Peterson 2-1 and Downing over Lauderbach 21. Final matches set for July 6 work night with potluck. all players urged to bring tools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coquille Valley Country Club
John Lauderbach
Austin Dodge
Andy Richardson
al Petre
Les Smith
Harold McGrew
Robert Ley
Milton Roth
Elmer Peterson
Daryl Atkinson
Peterson
Bill Downing
John Lauderba
Funeral Services For Mrs Schroeder Thursday
Funeral services for Mrs Chas E Schroeder will be held at 2 PM Thursday in Bandon. The long time resident died Sunday after a stroke suffered Saturday. She is survived by her husband and her mother Melissa Dunlap of Bandon. She was born September 26, 1881 in Tracy, California, and married Charles Schroeder at Norway December 18, 1901.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schroeder
Chase Schroeder
Bandon
Melissa Dunlap
Trapiner
Calif
Charles Schroeder
Norway
Bus Schedule Change Delays Coos Bay to Myrtle Point Route
The Coos Bay to Myrtle Point Greyhound schedule moved back one hour beginning last week. Coos Bay departure now at 6 25 p m instead of 5 12 8 p m to accommodate Eugene arrival at 6 17 p m. A drivers license examiner will be at Myrtle Point City Hall Wednesday July 21 from 9 am to 3 pm per state secretary notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coos Bay-Myrile Point
Greyhound
Coos Bay
Eugene
Myrtle Paynt
Secretary of State
Breuer Sells Store to Daniels and Dairy Pricing Talk
Paul Breuer sells his store to Ben Daniels as discussions on cheese cultures pasteurization and ice cream methods continue. Jones explains studies on milk elements may create pricing formulas for producer and bottled milk, possibly improving on fat content based pricing for dairymen and consumers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Breuer
Ben Daniels
Jones
Milk Test Service Aids Coos County Consumers
Department of Agriculture urges Coos County residents to contact Wilbur Malthy in North Bend for guidance on raw milk legality. Milk must come from inspected licensed sources with Grade A labeling and bacterial limits. farms and plans are regularly inspected for disease free herds and tuberculosis testing. Mrs Edna King dies at Mast Hospital after heart ailment. funeral planned in Powers with services led by Rev Lasssing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coos County
State Department of Agriculture
Wilbur Malthy
Johnson Street
North Bend
Jimmy King
Mast
Edna King
Bridge
Mondas
Gloria Jean
Funeral Services For Charles Farmer At Eugene
Charles Farmer 48 died in a logging accident June 26 when a timber fell on him near Deadwood. The Eugene service lists his wife Eva Jane, two daughters, Norma Jean Morgan and Patricia Farmer, and son Chas Jr. Surviving siblings include six brothers and three sisters. He was born in Coquille in 1873 and recently moved from Coos County to Eugene, where he ran a logging camp at Deadwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas Farmer
Thordas
Eugene
Littl
Eugene Ery
Eva Jane
Norma Jean Morgan
Fairview
Patricia Farmer
Chas Jr
Addie Nelson
Pauline McIntee
Cottage Grove
John Huff
Myrtle Point
James
Deadwood
Vacationing Griffin Family and Visitors Leave Port Orford
Mr and Mrs E M Griffin and daughter Juanita depart for a few days near Port Orford. Mrs Rudy Rochek has emergency appendectomy at Mast hospital. Mr and Mrs Nor ris G Scott of Los Angeles join W S Ross in visiting. Col Mrs Elden Brodie and Mrs Lois Tobey attend Independence reception for Mrs Robinson. Tobey trips to Eugene to visit daughter Miss Shirley. Mrs Etta Wilberger arrives from Los Angeles to stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Bargett
Mildred Banta
San Gabriel Calif
Roseburg
Port Orford
Rudy Rochek
Mast Hospital
W S Ross
Norris G Scott
Los Angeles
Elden Brodie
Elgin
Lois Tobey
Independence
Robinson
Oregon
Tobey
Eugene
Shirley
Camp visit to Lake Cleowax open hours attended by families
Miller, Paul Hammer and songhier Ann drove to Lake Cleowax fancey to attend open hours at ie Scout camp there. The Ham mer's daughter Alice and Mary Jo Schroeder attend for two weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Elton Schroeder also present. They were en route home from a ip to Portland and Indence. Illness prevented Ham mer from mending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Hammer
Songhier Ann
Lake Cleowax Fancey
Hammer
Alice
Mary Jo Schroeder
Elton Schroeder
Portland
Dence
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mr. and
Mrs
Lewis Kapais
U. of O
Rigger
Megelara Remon
Coquille
Wea
Mrs. Barker
Lake
Dave Pinkerton
Ualliver
Centralia
Roy Selenius
David
Dorothy
Selenius
Stanley C. Evans
First Methodist Church
Frank Meldrum
Mrs. Meldrum
Waah
Halph Whitakers
Howard Whitaker
Waynesville
Ohio
Washington, D.C
N. Farnham
Ancretic
Kyle Cook
Salem
Paula Cook
E. Nelson
Fort Worden
Wayne
U S. Army Engineers
John Arnold
Lanning
E.C Barker
T G Sumerlin
Camp McKinley
Laverne Falls
Bertha MacKerrow
Yosemite Nationa
Bill Schmitt
Santa Rosa Calif
M F Davis
Beverly
Sutherland
Davis
Roland C Bowers
Guardians of Columbia
Harmon Falls
St. Mae
Reute
Charles Rochford
Alan Lado Ie
Paramount
Miland Theatre
Het
Frank Raye
Dept. of Agriculture
Charles Farmer
Etta Wilberger
Miller of
Ceal En
Merald
al Risehio
Ritchie Francis
Hutch
Lawn Supplies
Western Auto Supply CO
Harold Watzling
Kent
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