Elk Herd In Timberlands Draws Company Fire
A reader letter references a Coos Bay Times piece about about 60 elk in a timber tract owned by a Northwest timber company. The writer questions elk damage and the company’s calls for a special season while noting seedling loss and forest impact. The article is said to continue on the next page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coos Bay
Coos Setots
Gheeny
Northwest
Oregon
Ma Lee
the Times
Timber Company
Tentine
Professor Daniel Cook and California Know-How In Mexico
Guests praise Dr Daniel Cook a retired Cincinnati professor famed for work on Mexico and Paricutin volcano. The column highlights his multilingual fluency and eight years in Mexico. It also notes California housing growth and the Los Angeles elevated highway project as signs of the state’s big plans.
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Mexico
Daniel Cook
Cincinnati University
Mexico City
Dr Cook
Paracutin
Dr. Cook
Professor Cook
California
Los Angeles
Daniels Announce Grand Opening of Breuer's Store
Breuer's Store has been redecorated under new management by Mr. and Mrs. Ben Daniels. Painters work on exterior and interior as the store prepares for a grand opening next Saturday across from the post office at Fourth and Spruce. Free gifts for children and a gift for owners mark the event. The expanded shoe lines will include more sizes and widths.
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Breuer
Ben Daniels
Herald
Daniels
Fourth and
Spruce Streets
Final Golf Playoffs Set at Coquille Country Club
The Coquille Country Club championship bracket trims to four in the handicap event. Austin faces Lessie Smith with 14 handicap while Ay Downing starts even. Melarrin with eight handicap plays Sale, Bon ayuly disputes yok title in handicap and first flight.
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Coquille En Tley Aot & Country Club
Austin
Lestie Smith
Ay Downing
A. Mane
Melarrin
Sy Bon Ayuly
Eight Babies Celebrate Birthdays With Uncle Sam
Local families from Myrtle Point Coquille Langlois Coos Bay and Port Orford announce births of eight babies with birth dates ranging from June to July 1951. Each notice lists parents and newborns with residence.
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Rey G Walter
Myrtle Point
James E. Causey
Coquille
Dean E. Wolgamott
R W. Proctor
Coos Bay
Richard O. Hossess
Langlois
Marvin C Cooley
Coquille Masons Announce Annual Picnic Date
Chadwick lodge No. 6 AF and A M of Coquille announces its annual picnic for Masons Eastern Stars Job's Daughters Rainbow Girls and De Molays to be held Sunday July 22 starting at noon at Shriner's Grove Mast Grove Bring your own lunch and the lodge provides coffee ice cream and soft drinks Attendees are invited from the listed orders and may bring friends
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Chadwick Lodge
AF & A M of
Coquille
Job
Shuck Mountain
Lee Valley
Coquille River
One Million Recommended Road Construction Update
A terse city note reports one million recommended for O and C road construction. The message cites Sen Quy Cor and Rep James W. Harrison in Coes County Court. Benaste is noted as pleased to advise.
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Quy Cor
James W. Harrison
Coes County Court
Benaste
New Rotary Officers Take Over At Thursday Meeting
New officers assumed duties at the Rotary Club meeting led by president Gordon MacKerren. Committee posts were announced with full slate including Club Service W A Roush Tex Billingsley and J A Par for OP Service. Guest speaker T revis spoke on a trip to Wellesley Mass and the National Student Council meeting representing District No 5.
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Rotary
Gordom
W. A. Roush
Tex Billingsley
J. A. Par
V Lundy
H A. Schroeder
H. G. Rossion
Bill Lundy
J. D Carl
L H Pearce
J A. Parrish
E. F Hall
Bert Pearson
Cc. Barker
Treftio
J. M. Myers
W. B. Dement
L. W. Clinton
Parks
Local Contributor Featured in National Magazine
Bonnie Taylor of Myrtle Point contributes to The Personal Touch section of Family Circle issue in stores nationwide. The item includes reader letters and a parody related to Ol Man River, originally printed in the Women’s Home Companion.
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Bonnie Taylor
Myrtle Point
St Paren
Family Circle
Miss Tallor
Women's Home Companion
Veteran Class Enrollment Extended at Myrtle Point School
Veterans may enroll in the Veteran's Art culture class until July 28. Interested students should contact instructor Ted Kirsch or B. Goddard at Myrtle Point Union High School to enroll.
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Ted Kirsch
B. Goddard
Myrtle Point Union High School
Powers Lions Club Activities Reported by Ray M Shaffer
The Herald prints Ray M Shaffer publicity chairman notes on the Powers Lions meeting of June 26. Guests included J R Philbrick of the Siskiyou National Forest and F R Baker, timekeeper at Fairview. Playground projects at Orchard discussed with plans for a diving board and a new Red Cross instructor. Other items cover park lifeguard S H Sandy Anderson and emergency resuscitation gear, plus marbles donated by Warner’s son and badminton rackets funded by Lion Ray Robinson.
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the Herald
Powers Lions
J. R. Philbrick
Siskiyou National Forest
Philbrick
Lion
Don Stickney
F R. Baker
Fairview
Ray Getchel
Orchard
Lion Clyde Thorp
Baker
Medford
Warner
Lion Warner
Grangers Push Referendum on Senate Bill 315 in Counties
State Grange efforts intensify to bring SB 315 referendum across counties. The bill would create a five year term five director district board to hire teachers set curricula and policies for all schools in the district and allow a unified board to close schools within the district with state basic aid distribution under the plan.
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Grangers
Melting & I
Pomona
Air School Board
Annua Theen
Senate
Blil
Elim
July 4 Shodeo At Fair Grounds Draws Crowds And Cowboys
Crowds attend the July 4th shodeo at the fair grounds with a downtown parade on Spruce to 4th streets led by saddle clubs. The 1:30 pm program featured Perry Roper as master of ceremonies and a patriotic address about the Constitution. A 70-horseman grand entry preceded the National Anthem and a wild west display.
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Shodeo
Fair Grounds
Saddle Clubs
Spruce Street
4Th Street
Saddle Club
Oaks Pavilion
Perry Roper
Mr Roper
Charlie
Harvey McCall
Milt Roth
Tommy Banick
John Jor
Jasbo Gibbs
Ralph Clarno
Don Sibert
Hazards of Farming: Hay Load Injures Bezosky at Home
Al Bezosky sustained knee back and neck injuries when a 500 pound hay load toppled onto him from a hay fork rope breaking. Ray Miller, assisting, tried to secure the load but it released and fell on Bezosky’s head at his barn on June 29.
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al Bezosky
Ray Miller
Mr Bezosky
Bezosky
98 Registered For Bible School Classes
The Inter Church Vacation Bible School operates daily from 9 to 11 30 at area churches with classes for pre school primaries juniors and intermediates. Current registrations include 35 pre school 34 primaries 15 ganlore and 14 intermediates.
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Methodist Church
Christian Church
Presbyterian Church
Church of the Brethren
Ganlore
De Molays Plan Picnic at LaVerne Park
De Molay members in Does Bay North Bend will hold a picnic at LaVerne Park on July 15. Activities include swimming fishing softball horseshoes and other games with provided cats for attendees.
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de Molays
LaVerne Park
de Molay
Does Bay- North Bend
Crag of the Fair Beard Featured in Ladies Column
A fragment from a ladies section references a Crag with a fair beard and includes brief, unclear descriptors. The note preserves a snapshot of a social item without full context or additional details.
Four New Homes Under Construction In City
Four houses on B and Bothwick are to be ready for occupancy by September four new properties valued around ten thousand dollars will feature modern amenities including ranges and bathrooms builders plan to complete additional houses on Stover Lane in a future phase two more homes planned in the same area are described as contemporary styled and slated for completion in the near term.
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Bothwick
Ec Story
Watzling
Stover Lane
Orien
Tha & Por
Merger Return To Medford Worker After Fourth
A partial OCR fragment notes a return to Medford where an individual is employed after a Fourth event. The text hints at merging or moving actions surrounding the period. Further readable details are unavailable in the snippet.
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Maining Rae
Medford
Safety Meeting of Truckers and Loggers in Coquille
A safety meeting for truckers loggers and related drivers is set for July 12 in Coquille. The event aims to discuss industry concerns including insurance, trucking equipment and safety practices with participation from truck crews and logging representatives.
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Coquille
Trude
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Frank Henry
L. W Clinton
W. S. Ross
R. C. Bowers
Powers Lions Club
Ray M. Shaffar
Ray M Shaffar
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Biyrtle
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Pian
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