Local servicemen on furlough and training duty in wartime
Fort George G. Meade air corps man Pfe John Carman visits Gaylord parents on a 16 day furlough. Lt Milton Bell attends officers school at Camp Davis North Carolina and another Bell joins anti aircraft artillery training. William E. Gurney earns staff sergeant promotion in Europe. Cpl Albert Brown returns from Santa Barbara on furlough as Ray Brown serves in the South Pacific. Roy Byewates receives boxing medal from Preflight school. Robert Clarke graduates from officers training and gains Navy medical instruction in Washington. Delos Hoffman transfers to Pearl Harbor aboard a destroyer. Elton Mayse, at Pearl Harbor, writes home from the Navy.
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Pfe
John
Carman
Fort George G. Meade
Mia
C. Carman
Gaylord
Transportation Corps
Milton, Bell
W. L. Bell
Camp Davis
N. C
United States Army
Wiliam Gurney
Cpl Albert Brown
Tuesaday
Santa Barbara
Furth
Pfe Rayan Brown
Air Corps
South Pacific
Tom Brown
Lewis Bo (Bi) Williams
Farrawat
Idaho
Cpl
Northup
Mra. Smith
Jolna Navy
Robert Annin
R. A’ Annin
Mayo
Florida
Navy
Camp Perry
Williamsburg
Mra. M
My. Byewates
Roy
St Mary's
Kingsville
Tex Roy
Marshfield
Martin Brooks
North Bend
Granta Pass
Brooka
Safeway
Grants Pass
James H Gibbs
Gibbs
Nellie Gibbs
Bridge
India
Australia
Broadbent
Myrtle Point
Geta
Robert C Clarke
Mra
O H Clarke
Bethesda
Bureau of Medicine and Surgery
Washington, D. C
Robert
James L. Grant
Prairie
Zack Grant
England
Scotland
Oregon
Delos Edward Hoffman
Farragut
Pearl Harbor
Paul Connet
Coquille Valley
Bunch
Coquilla
Hoffman
Islands
Elton Mayse
Lester Mayse
Sytkum
States
J Viation
Anit Ie Slsca
Coosa County Trails in BD Bond Purchases as War Loan Drive Extends
Coosa County exceeds its War Loan Bonds goal for overall purchases with 2,029,060 toward 1,987,000 while individual BD bonds total 201,116 against a 720,000 target. County bond chairman Clarence H. Coe notes strong support from large buyers but urges more individual purchases. The sixth War Loan ends July 8 for all series except E bonds, extended to end of July, with plans to boost individual participation.
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Coosa County
Clarence H Coe
Coon
Coe Raess
Oregon
Coe
Local Flyers Win Honors In WWII Air Crew Promotions
Raymond Carver of Myrtle Point Oregon, promoted from staff sergeant to technical sergeant at an 8th Air Force station in England, serves as a Liberator crew chief in the oldest group. The unit earned a War Department citation for action in the August 1 1943 Plopsti battle and flies B 24s from Britain North Africa and the Middle East. Carver helped crew The Blessed Event with a long mission string. Harold T Hall another Myrtle Point youth also serves as crew chief aboard Zoot Snoot.
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Raymond Carver
Myrtle Point
Oregon
8Th Air Force
England
Carver
Te Sth
Britain
North Africa
Middle East
War Department
Plopsti
Germany
Eighth Air Force
Harold T. Hall
Zoot Snoot
Army surplus trucks offered for farm use in Oregon
A limited number of surplus army trucks will be available for farms in Oregon with priority given through licensed motor vehicle dealers under price controls. Distribution will be orderly and fair, coordinated by county farm transportation committees and county war boards as trucks arrive.
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R B Taylor
Oregon Usda War Board
Oregon
Taylor
County War Boards
Seldon Warners Have Five Grandsons in Navy
Mr and Mrs Mayse from Sitkum visited last Friday as five grandsons of the Seldon Warners are serving in the Navy. Richard Warner son of Roland Warner is at Cal Tech Pasadena in an officers training program on a 28 day furlough. His brother Robert Warner is a mechanic on a seaplane at Banana River Florida. Howard Hoffman is a rear officer at Sadamend Cooper in radar Wilmot Hoffman is a radio technician student.
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Mayse
Sitkum
Navy
Seldon Warners
Richard Warner
Roland Warner
Alaska
Cal Tech
Pasadena
Hiv
Robert Wasner
Banana River
Fla
Howard Hoffman
Cooper
Bia
Wilmot
Hoffman
Ing
Myrtlewood Drive Prospect Draws Strong Attendance
A Friday dinner meeting at the Coquille Valley Country Club drew a large crowd to discuss establishing a Myrtlewood drive or park along the highway between Myrtle Point and Coquille. Organizers included the Coquille and Myrtle Point Chambers of Commerce with many highway residents in attendance. Notables present included Sam Hoardman state parks director Joseph Devers highway department counsel Marshall Dana Journal editor and Portland Chamber of Commerce representatives Alfred A Loeb Chas H Martin former governor Wm L Finley W H Horning Arthur Kirkham Arthur Moulton Thornton Munger W A Nielsen H E Waterbury James C Yoemans and Dean Brysen.
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Coquille Valley Country Club
Myrtlewood Drive
Myrtle Point
Coquille
Myrthe Point
Sam Hoardman
Joseph Devers
Highway Department
Marshall Dana
The
Journal
Portland Chamber of Commerce
Alfred A. Loeb
Chas. H Martin
Wm. L. Finley
W. H. Horning
Arthur Kirkham
Arthur Moulton
Thornton Munger
W. A. Nielsen
H. E. Waterbury
James C Yoemans
Dean Brysen
Draper Brothers Face New Overseas Duty Together
M Sergeant Ben Draper and T Sergeant Tom Draper, famed as a duo from Chatham Field and veteran service partners, prepare to head overseas again. The brothers, raised in Myrtle Point Oregon, served side by side in Alaska California and Illinois, with Ben a former Navy electrician and Tom a bombardier in training. They, now at Chatham Field, look toward combat once more as a matched team in the next assignment.
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Aleutian Islands
Draper Brothers
Chatham Field
Ben Draper
Tom Draper
Chatham
Sant Y
Unmak
Elmendorf Andeld Bay
Alaska
Save
March
Cavens Cord
Tacoma
Wash
Clovis
Newmein
Lake City
Utah
Langley Field
Coume
Aleutians
Carlabdd
Tom
la Junte
Cole
Bén
Carlabad
Dra
Barer
Ben
Drapers
Myrtle Point
Ore
March Field
Elmendorf
Curtiss Wright Tech
California
Navy
Army
China
Cheefoo
Aviation
Monthe
Coquille Fourth of July Celebrations Draw Large Crowds
Large crowds attended Coquille events over the long Fourth of July weekend with six to seven thousand in town for the six day celebration. The Tuesday parade featured about 130 horses and riders and the Horse Show drew four thousand spectators at the park. Net proceeds funded a local fund with nearly five thousand dollars from the Queen contest won by Miss Gwen Elrod, Hotary club candidate.
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Coquille
Atea Ball Park
Apomut
Pople
Ooqu
Gwen Elrod
Hotary Club
Hay
Smallpox Case Reported By Health Officer
Health officer Dr. L Gould reports a smallpox case in Marshfield discovered yesterday. The patient was isolated at the Coos County Farm and vaccination is urged for all ages, especially infants, with annual updates to maintain immunity.
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L. Gould
Coos County
Nals Eis En
Marshfield
le Noy
Waste Paper Collection Down Across the County
The county salvage committee reports six months ending June total waste paper at 216 tons, 18.8 pounds per person from a population of 81 113. Apell’s figure shows 10 tons. Oregon volunteers report June collections at 856 tons, the lowest in six months, with mills begging for more due to dwindling inventories. New minister Rev C E Brittain arrives, wife and son Melvin overseas on a B 35 bomber. Rev T J Pryor and wife relocate to Elkton for Methodist pastor duties.
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Oregon
C. E. Brittain
Nehalem
Ciurches
Methodist Church
Melvin
Marriages and Divorces Listed in Local Notices
A series of marriage licenses are noted with names from Raos ymond Sarvela Katte River Minnesota to Vivian Watts of Eastside and others. Annulments and divorces are reported, including cases with Elmer E. Davis Pay Brinkley Coquille and the Newton Laird Dayton listings, with court actions and dates referenced.
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Ra Osymond Sarvela
Alieq Price
Reedsport
Elmer E. Davis
Pay Brinkley
Coquille
Menno D. Rempel
Ned
Moss
Ashland
Wilkins Lee Harmon
Charles G. Brown
Clair W. Peterson
Ogdan
Utah
Velma Mae Allen
Huntsville
C. G. Brown
Kenneth R. Buchan
Middleton
Mabel Doris Moore
Oklahoma City
Okla
Vancouver
Wash
Milese
Ve. Eylar Erickeon
Ed Mo
Admr
Clifford
Morris and Maude Cosner
P. C. Roper
Idle
Ardith Newton
V. O. Newton
Crystal Laird
James Laird
Signe S. Dayton
Heber R. Dayton
Price schedule for berries lists four producer prices
The document lists four price lines for berries including producer fob farm, delivered to wholesaler outside delivery area, delivered to retail premises, and producer price to ultimate consumer. It provides ceiling prices for red raspberries, black raspberries, blackberries, and dewberries at each step with specific dollar amounts.
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F. O. B. Farm
Dewdberries
Mrs. Marcy Dies Wednesday at 77 in Marshfield
Mrs. Marcy, 77, formerly of Dora, died Wednesday July 5 at her daughter Mrs. Marjorie Miller’s home in Marshfield after a stroke. Survived by sons Dale of Marshfield and Lyle in the navy, daughter Mrs. Miller of Marshfield, brother Herbert Haynes of Millington, and sister Mrs. Minnie Noble of Portland. Funeral arrangements pending.
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Irs
Ed Marcy
Dora
Marjorie Miller
Marshfield
Marcy
Dale , Marcy
Lyle Marcy
Navy
Miller
Herbert Haynes
Millington
Alstae
Minnie Noble
Portland
Unclear fragment mentions Hanover line and German-born George I
The text recalls the House of Hanover and German birth of George I, noting language barriers and WWII-era aviation training references. It lists several military figures and a change in wartime leadership, mentioning Davenport Bartett Hyer and others in a luncheon context.
Flying Brothers Decorated For Air Medal and Oak Leaves
Mrs. Nora Byers received word that her two sons William Byers and Lt. Jonas Byers earned the Air Medal and three Oak Leaf Clusters after flying missions over Europe before the June 6 invasion. They had been based in England at last report and the total number of flights since remains unknown.
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Nora Byers
Byers
Jomnas ‘Byers
Europe
England
German Prisoner Reported to Have Lt Waterman Alive
Lt David Waterman long reported missing in action has been confirmed as a prisoner in Germany. The news reached his parents Mr and Mrs Perry Waterman of Bridge and other relatives on July 4 through the Red Cross, bringing relief that he is at least alive.
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David Waterman
Germany
Perry Waterman
Bridge
International Federaas
Red Cross
Waterman
Roper Defeats Damages Suit Over Fatal Road Crash
A two case damage suit arising from the June 16 1942 Powers road crash that killed Clifford Morris and injured Maude Cosner was decided in favor of defendant P C Roper after a three day trial. The jury found both actions for $0 against Roper. Evidence showed Roper had just passed the oil truck before it went over the grade and no fault lay with him. Relatives of local residents visited during the 4th of July period.
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Powers Road
Clifford Morris
Maude Cosner
Union
P. C. Roper
Ed Morris
Maude Coaner
Union Labor Aims at Living Standard Gains and Campaign Tactics
Analysis notes union pressure to raise living standards for lower brackets and predicts a flood of propaganda against Republicans after the convention. It cites FLD. BR’s campaign machinery and federal influence shaping the race, with labor seeking a fourth term and military prestige aiding mobilization across states.
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Keenia
Eurety
FLD. BR
Ise
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