Eugene S Briggs named Lions International president
Eugene S Briggs of Enid Oklahoma wins unanimous election to lead Lions International at the first annual convention closing today. He succeeds Fred W Smith of Ventura California and urges service to world peace and UN agencies.
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Eugene S. Briggs
Lions International
Enid
Oklahomah
International of
Lions Clubs
Briggs
Fred W. Smith
Ventura
California
Melvin Jones
Chicago
Illinois
Lions Clube
Sweden
Switzerland
Chile
Newfoundland
United Nations
Unesco
Léon
Fred W Smith
General Assembly of
Paris
France
Howard County
Missouri
Central College
Faye
Oklahoma Vocational Guidance Conference
Lionism
Okmulgee Oklahoma Lions Club
Durant Oklahoma Journas C
Oklahoma
Lion Briggs
Phi Delta Kappa Kappa Delta Pi
Pi Gamma Mu
Gregory Thompson Opens Offices In Coos Bay
Gregory Thompson, plastering contractor of Portland, announced that he has taken up headquarters at the Coos Bay Glass shop in Coos Bay. He will contract plaster and stucco work of any size from this location, following final exterior stucco on the Security Bank.
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Gregory Thompson
Portland
Coos Bay
Thompson
Water use for Lee Pre-shayped hair product questioned
A reader asks how much water is needed to produce a single Lee Pre-shayped item. Experts say water use varies by process and region, with industry methods aiming to reduce consumption while maintaining quality.
Community News Briefs From Myrtle Point And Vicinity
A string of local updates notes residents in and around Myrtle Point. Mrs. E B Brodie helps care for her mother in Coquille. Mr. and Mrs. Forrest move into a new home and relocate the Post Office to the Bennikson store. Several families, including the Smiths of Englewood and the Kochs, visit relatives here. Numerous residents, from the Boyd and Coats families to Leonard Watson and others, enjoy fishing and a Bandon picnic.
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Marart
Attagi
Coaulla
Hediet
Ebkdon Brodie
Coquille
Thomas Forrest
Mrs. Forrest
C. M. Bennikson
Lloyd Smith
Myrtle Point
Basil Smith
Englewood
California
Mr Smith
Arza Smith
John Koch
David
Stephen
Harry Boyd
Bernice
Corky Coats
Henry Brown
Bridge
William Thrower
Billy and
Bruce
P D. Parrish
Benita Floyd
Leonard Watson
Carol
Wayn
Bandon
Rosalee Sweigert
Carol Watson
Lewis Breitenbacher
Ten Mile
Delores
Becky Lynn
Wayne Breitenbacher
Ira Thomas
Coos Bay
Elis Massey
Albert Moore
Billy
Delas Hermann
Hemann
Forrest Hermann
Liquor Commission Sets Service Permits for Oregon Users
Regulation 19 approved by the Oregon Liquor Commission after months of study establishes a personal service permit system for alcohol sales and service. Permits are annual, require a $1 fee, an ID card, and must be displayed. first permits run November 1948 to June 30 1949 with eligibility over 21 and stringent application standards.
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Liquor Commission
Oregon
Commission
Commission Considers License Rejections and Hearings
The commission may reject retail license applications or revoke suspensions for reasons including underage sales and liquor law violations. Permits can be suspended or revoked, with the holder entitled to a public hearing before action, following established procedures used in prior cases.
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Commission
Rome’s catacombs span 587 miles under city walls
The first church and early Christian cemetery system winds 587 miles beneath Rome, Italy, and holds more than 6 million tombs.
Mill Aid Responds To Desbold Laimber Co Fire
Myrtle Point volunteer firefighters were called Monday afternoon to Desbold Laimber Co to help battle trees ablaze. Insufficient river pressure forced use of a city pressure tank truck. no perilous damage occurred.
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Myrtle Point
Desbold Laimber Co
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