Pioneers Gather For Coos and Curry County Assembly
The ninth annual meeting of the Coos and Curry County Pioneers Association will be at Myrtle Grove on Sunday starting at 6. The 54 members will discuss matters and receive a committee reception. A basket lunch will be shared at noon with coffee sugar and cream provided. Circuit Judge Dal M. King will speak on Pioneer History. Mrs. Ruth Beyers leads a community sing and reminiscences by an older pioneer. The event invites old residents to attend and reconnect.
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Coos
Curry County
Pioneera’ ‘Association
Myrtle Grove
Dal M. King
Myrtle Point
Ruth Beyers
Chase
State Guard Unit At Bridge In Full Strength
The Oregon State Guard company in the Middle PAR community is at full strength under Captain John Farley. First Lieutenant Arthur Hillabold and Second Lieutenant Fairley Goodwin lead drills as recruits come from Bridge and nearby areas. Members travel long distances to attend, with one man riding 75 miles and another skipping supper after a logging day to be present. The unit, part of the state military, hopes for uniforms and equipment soon.
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Middle Par
Oregon State Guard
John Farley
Arthur B. Hillabold
Fairley Goodwin
Duck Hunting Season Extended and Regulations Change
The article notes longer duck hunting hours from sunrise to sunset and a season length increase this year, with 90 days possession for legally killed birds, up from 20 days in 1941. It cites reduced goose bag limits due to shortages and mentions a season start October 15 in the intermediate zone. It also reports a Rotary gathering trip by Mr. and Mrs. Bowers and L. H. Pearce to Bellingham and Spokane.
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L.aetary
Interior
Roland Bowers
L. H. Pearce
Rotary Club to Host Noted Speaker on Japan
Myrtle Point Rotary and county Rotarians sponsor a public program at Marshfield high school auditorium Monday night at 8. I J Fisher former Tokyo University professor and Tokyo Naval College expert will speak on Far Eastern affairs. Admission free with prior purchase or arrangement. Event organized by Myrtle Point Coquille Marshfield North Bend and Roseburg Rotary clubs.
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Myrtle Point
County Workers Urged to Form Tire Saving Committees
New rationing plan requires every plant with 26 or more workers to form a two member committee to review tire applications before sending them to the rationing board. Committees will verify needs and may help transport workers with minimal tire use. Effective August 1.
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Cops County
Coos County
Wheat For Stock Feeding Available In Oregon
Government stored wheat for livestock feeding remains available in Oregon through July. Under the feed wheat program about 1 country million bushels have been sold since last February with prices tied to 1941 loan values. Orders may be placed via county AAA committees as the state war board endorses continued use to hit food for freedom goals.
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Oregon
Usda War Board
State War Board
Golf Club Banquet Tonight Members Plan Expansion
Coos Valley Country club members and others meet at the clubhouse at 8 o clock to discuss enrolling more members to strengthen the club. The Valley club lost to Marshfield's Coos Country club last Sunday but posted a solid score of 24% to 356% points in the match.
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Coquille Valley Country Club
Atest
The
Valley Golf Club
Coos Ceountry Club
Marshfield
Coos Students Enrolled at Oregon State College Freshmen
Eighteen Coos county high school graduates are accepted as freshmen for the September class at Oregon State College Corvallis. Enrollment rises as some plan to combine college work with military enlistment and girls seek work advantages. Early filing and dorm reservations urged by Registrar Lemon, with a list of accepted students from Myrtle Point Marshfield Broadbent Coquille North Bend Powers and other towns.
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Oregon State College
Corralla
Coos County
BE. B. Lemon
Freschman
Lemon
Myrtle Point
Phillip Francis Bartlett
Jane Louise Dement
Marshfield
Neil Roger Geraldine Louisa Clinkenbeard
Alicia Fay Collyer
Hugh Hamilton
Howard Hauschild
Robert Alfred Jutstrom
James Benjamin
May
Glenn Alfred Moon
Elizabeth Louise Schutthelm
Alva ‘Titus
George Edward Wittick
Broadbent
Elizabeth Ann Eggers
Coquille
Alice Gene Howard
North Bend
Ira Alfred Moe
Christie Louise Teale
Powers
Frances M. Sheridan
True Building Rooms Redecorated For Jewelry Store Move
Interior of the True building rooms was redecorated and rearranged. After completion the E. C. Barker Jewelry store plans to occupy the space. Postwar notes reference Robt. E. Hennessey and Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Heaterday as local contacts.
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Petar _ co
Wilton, Wi
E. C. Barker Jewelry Store
E. Hennessey
W. W. P. Heateioay
Powebe
Herald plans to boost subscriptions and aid service members
The Herald outlines new subscription drives amid a rubber shortage and staff shortages. It offers a return envelope for expiring renewals, a coupon for trial ads, and a mail service to send copies directly to service members with no extra postage.
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Herald
Herald Classified Advertising Department
Herald Mailing Department
Air Film Winning Your Wings Shown By Army Air Force
A Warner Bros and Army Air Force short titled Winning Your Wings stars Lieutenant James Stewart. It profiles the training all officers must complete before commissioning and shows diverse recruits entering the program. Limited engagement screens at the Hiland Theatre Friday and Saturday.
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United States Army Air Force
Army Air Force
Warner Bros
James Stewart
Hiland Theatre
Chrome ore deliveries rise for government stockpile at Coquille
A. E. Borel reports increasing chrome ore shipments to the Coquille stockpile though totals are below expectations. About 15 tons were received by Tuesday, with additional loads from Curry county and Powers section. Humphreys Gold Corp of Denver acquired leases north of Bandon, involving Fahy and Sheppard families. The Chrome corporation’s second reducing plant unit at Bunker Hill began operations as plans to handle 2,000 tons daily in Seven Devils country move forward.
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Coquille
A. E. Borel
Jim ‘Yookard
Sistboes
Powers
Curry County
Homer Hardenbrook
Humphreys Gold Corporation of
Denver
Celo
Bandon
Joseph Sehulin
Corvallis
Fahy
Sheppard Famies
Chrome Corporation
Bunker Hill
Seven Devils Country
Help Promotes Harvest Aid For Farmers In Need
Farmers needing hay hands during harvest urged to contact the County Agent in Coquille or Ted Kirsch in Myrtle Point. Odin Anderson, based in Marshfield, works with Marshfield employment office and Coquille agent to arrange needed help for farmers.
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Parmerz
Coquille
Ted Kirsch
Myrtle Point
Odin
Anderson
Marshfield
U. S
Many Forest Areas Still Open To Sportsmen
Oregon forest service officials say many outdoor forested regions remain accessible to sportsmen under permit entry during normal fire weather. Entry permits depend on fire conditions and may be withdrawn during high risk. only four areas are fully closed by the governor with multiple closures listed in Willamette and Santiam forests.
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Salem
Oregon
N. S. Rogers
Sprague
National Forest
Sandy River
Hood River National Forest
North Fork
Santiam River
Willamette National Forest
Unclear fragmentary obituary notes survivor details
Fragmentary text describes a funeral in Myrtle rt with Rev Liston Parrish officiating. Mentions an only child, survivors including Mr and Mrs Levin and Mrs Lilly Fish, plus grandparents and relatives in Marshfield and Bridge.
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Myrtle Rt
Ganoquille
Liston Parrish
Levin
Frank Fish
Bridge
Lilly Fish
Marshfield
Local Fire Chief to Speak on Fire Protection Series
Marlixs Evans, City Fire Chief, is to speak each Tuesday morning at 10 on Fire Protection. Theodore Maurice and his wife of San Francisco have helped launch playground activities along the Pacific coast and praised the city and groups behind the project.
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Ty Firat
Marlixs Evans
Theodore Maurice
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Oregon Game Commission announces limited hunting tags
The Game Commission in Portland says limited tags are available for cow elk deer and antelope in specified regions. Tags cost five dollars for cow elk and deer, two fifty for deer, and three fifty for antelope. A August 1 drawing will decide tag issuance if applications exceed quotas. otherwise orders are filled by receipt.
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The
Game Commission
Portland
Wal
Orecon
Ry Junning Courytien
Lake
Malhear
Harney
Game
Commission
Grange Picnic Set for August at Norway Grove
The annual county grange picnic will be held at the McCloskey grove in Norway on Sunday August 16. A farm tour in the Norway area is planned in connection with the picnic and will include inspections of practices.
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McCloskey Grove
Norway
Grange Council
Greendell Grange
Farma
California music teachers session noted in partial clipping
A fragment notes Mrs. Clarke attending a three day California Music Teachers session in San Francisco while recruits underwent physical examinations. The line hints at seating or enrollment details but is incomplete.
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San Francisco
Clarke
California
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George Parker
Klamath Falls
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Charles
Tacoma
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Dee Deer
Antti
Doe
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