Weds Charles Osborne at Marshfield home ceremony
Mae McLeod became the bride of Charles Osborne in a morning ceremony at the bride’s home, Rev G H New officiating. Attendants included Mrs Vesta Soper as maid of honor and sisters Miss Gwendolyn Simmons and Miss Leora Simmons. John Osborne served as best man. A buffet luncheon followed and the couple planned home on their Ophir ranch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae McLeod
Charles Osborne
G. H. New
Ride
Te B. Simmons
Marshfield
Vesta Soper
Gwendolyn? Simmons
Leora Simmons
John Osborne
Hansen
Pony Slough
Osborne
Ophir
E. F Brodie
Union High School
William Schell
Betty Stone
Portland
San Francisco
Schell
Mediterranean Sea
Ben Simon
Schells
Loren Knight
Knight
Local arrivals and departures linked to Portland visits
Local residents report multiple movements with Portland ties including Richard Hall employed at Safeway after army duty, Carl Webb of the Oregon Publishers association visiting the county, Mrs Connie Hoffman and daughter Wanda visiting relatives, and E C Roberts traveling to Portland for business. Also Marion Hendershott returns from cadet nurse training for a three week visit, while Mrs Wright and Norman head to Calistoga. The Methodist church seeks funds to finish a seven thousand dollar debt, with support from Mra O Ho Clarke and A A Schaefer and promises from FO W Muller to cover remaining rent and interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Hall
Safeway
Portland
U A Samson
Carter, Rice
Connie Hoffman
Wanda
Methodiat Church
Pax
Wen
FO W Muller
Mienion
Philadelphia
Mra O Ho Clarke
A A Schaefer
Timely Topics by Ralph Moore Of Bandon
A critical look at FDR and his campaign themes. The piece argues the president’s foreign policy posture serves as a shield for domestic economic muddle and political opportunism. It contrasts Democratic calls for wartime leadership with Republican demands for civilian control and competent military leadership. It hints at shifts in attitude toward state socialism and political opportunism.
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Ralph Moore
Bandon
Fod Roos
Roosevelt
Crusader
Woodrow Wilson
Uncle Sams
Mr Roosevelt
Marshall King MacArthur and Company
Repubocare
Regar
Peerybody
Washington
FDR
Local visitors from Vancouver and North Berd visit families
Mr and Mrs Ralph Sigaby and family of North Berd along with Mrs Maxine DeMussie and daughter spent the weekend with Mrs Augusta Braden. From Vancouver Mrs J R Kimberly and son Skippy and Mr and Mrs Gale Barrows visited at the Joe Mast home. Barrows returned Sunday and Kimberly and Skippy left Wednesday to visit the Barrows family a few more days before returning to Vancouver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calif
F S Wight
Norman
Calistoga
Joe Mast
Wright
Tor Maat
John
Jimmie
Viet Mether
Ralph Sigaby
Maxine DeMussie
North Berd
Augusta Braden
Vancouver
J. RK. Kimberly
Skippy
Gale Barrows
Lowell
Barows
Kimberly
Barrowees
Highway speed study shows most motorists at 50 mph or less
Secretary of State Bob Farrell reports Pacific highway traffic in June mostly stayed under 50 mph with 85 percent of drivers in the south of Junction City at 62 mph or less and 80 percent in the north of Jennings Lodge at 47 mph. He warns heat and aging tires raise danger and urges keeping speeds under 35 mph.
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Pacific Highway
Bob Farrell
Highway Department
Junction City
Jennings’ Lodge
Farrell
17 year olds may join Navy
Chief Specialist Conner at Marsh field Navy recruiting station announced an enlarged enlistment quota for 17 year olds for the immediate future. The recruiter urged those who previously applied but were blocked by quotas to visit the station for completion of enlistment. The period is uncertain, and applicants must enlist before turning 18. The notice highlighted a radio technician trainee option offering early education in high frequency work.
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Conner
Marshfield Navy
Navy
Ted Young
Training Eligibility for RT Qualification Discussed
The piece outlines who can qualify for RT training to obtain advanced ratings. It notes eligibility intervals by age, indicating certain candidates may be limited by age caps and score requirements. The report mentions men up to sixty years may take the test under specified conditions.
Oregon seventh in tuberculosis deaths rate 1948
National Tuberculosis Association figures show Utah as the lowest death rate at 10.39 per 100 000, Oregon seventh with 21.9 per 100 000. Between Utah and Oregon lies Ne...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National
Tuberculosis Death Rates Rise in Industrial States 1943
Break Town Wyoming and Kansas report tuberculosis deaths under 2 per cent. Eight states show highest rates Arizona New Mexico District of Columbia Kentucky Tennessee Maryland Colorado Louisiana. National death rate slightly down in 1943 with 419 per 100000 versus 431 in 1942. US total deaths 66 178 and 118 042 new cases. Deaths rise in highly industrial eastern states, while Oregon drops from 296 to 271.
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Break Town
Wyoming
Kansas
Avery
Auberculdals Midalhie
Arizona
Mexico
District of Columbia
Kentucky
Tenneeece
Maryland
Colorado
Louisiana
United States
Oregon
Pineapple and jam sale items from a grocery page
A fragmented catalog page lists canned goods and fruit spreads with prices. Items include grape jam and assorted fruit preserves with unit and bulk sizes, indicating a mid century grocery ad style.
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Ti Ath Oo
Charles Anb
Stess
H Shower
Harold Watzling
Mise Irmane
Ed Watsiing
Kelten Aasen
Archie Train
Tommy Forrest
Ressell Train
R Virgil Vance
Kenneth Baker
Robert Opheltree
Lloyd Davenge
Ford Woerpuam
Long Beach
Vance
Low
Ocheltree
Semperts
E. O Sempert
Rome
Waldemar Gurrey
T G Sumerlin
Ted Kirsch
Norman Halter
Orrin Beebe
Austin Dodge
H H Thomas
Howard Whitaker
Ralph Whitaker
Elton Schroeder
Paul McEwain
North Bend
L. C. Gerner
Daria Ann
Presbyterian
Aid
T G Sumeriin
Ailand Theater
Sdware
Obinson
Lynn Dest - Wieder Menger
Tampico
Visita County
Carl Webb
Oregon Publishers’ Association
Eugene
Hiase
Webb
Rotary Club
Marion Hendershott
Vic Hendershott
Astoria
E C Roberts
Roberts
Betty
Harold Bargett
Atlartic Harter
Stalin
Wurch
South Ameria
Staar
de Gaulle
Rusopnere
Heck
Mace
Coos County Fair
Myrtle Point
Aly Ore
Lowell Thomas
Don Lee
StanDard of California
T. A
Bulova
FE. C. Barker
Parmak
Farr & Elwood CO
Coquille Mashfield
Christian Science Monitor
Troehlul
Christian Science Publishing Society One
Norway Street
Boston
Massachusetts
Tutu
Beauty Shop
Fifth Street
Haring Sod
Fleischman Steast
Vb Sk Para
Nack
Hars Est
Cake
Vanist Vo and
Lemon Weatag Fay
Dailes
Utah
Hwacon
Safeway Homemakers’ Bureau
Julia Lee Whight
Galves New High
Jeg
Ing
Mrs Jones
Ueul
Tomvio Juk Libby
Pokr & Hrans
Tyte
Dickd Reeis WI Tay
Arrots
Ut Ae Ag
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