Young Man Joseph Goble Ends His Life in California
Funeral services were held at Schroeder parlors for Joseph Goble 28 who shot himself Saturday at his grandfather J L Knight Catching Creek home. He recently moved from California after serving as circulation manager for the Honolulu Advertiser and witnessed Pearl Harbor horror. Interment was in Norway Cemetery and notes left to his parents cite illness and inability to face life.
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Schroeder Undertaking
Joseph Goble
J. L. Knight
Catching Creek
Norway Cemetery
Goble
California
Pearl Harbor
Honolulu
Emery Goble
Petaluma
Calif
Dina Knight
Vallejo
Country Club Women Elect Officers at Coquille Valley
The Coquille Valley Country Club elected Mrs George Chaney as chairwoman Mrs Ralph Kring as vice chairwoman and Mrs Pete Norton as secretary treasurer at a Friday luncheon and annual meeting The afternoon included a selective tournament won by Mrs Roland Bowers with Mrs Burrell of Cognle taking second Community members will join after work Fridays to improve grounds with men supplying tools A seven oclock potluck supper will follow with dancing and group singing monthly summer meetings planned
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Coquille Valley Country Club
George Chaney
Ralph Kring
Pete Norton
Roland Bowers
Mra Burrell
Cogn’le
Oil Man Transferred From Myrtle Point To Seaside
C J Morgan long time Shell Oil Company local manager at Myrtle Point received notice of transfer to Seaside where he will hold the same post. He plans to move with his daughter Ming Phyllis this week. Cate Ohlson to head the Shell plant here and Howard Tucker of Bandon becomes local agent. The Morgan family plans occasional returns for fishing and hunting.
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C J Morgan
Shell Oil Company
Myrtle Point
Seaside
Ming Phyllis
Union High School
Cate Ohlson
Shell
Howard Tucker
Bandon
Morgans
Legion Post
Lions and Rotary Clubs
Chamber of Commerce
Joe
Shell Company
Defense work calls Union graduates to Portland
Vhe Missea Ardell Oden and Marie Swan left Union High School after graduation Wednesday night and head to Portland Sunday to pursue jobs in defense industries. Mr and Mrs Roy Swan plan to move this week from Pleasant Point to Eugene to start anew.
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Vhe Missea
Ardell Oden
Marie Swan
Portland
Union High School
Eugene
Roy Swan
Pleasant Point
Mleird Ghaee
Ieee
Union High
A. C
Marshfield woman moves to Myrtle Point for beauty shop help
Miss Alta Kent of Marshfield will move to Myrtle Point to assist Mrs Stan Sutphin at Letha's Beauty Shop. She will reside in one of the Haaslton houses on Yatttvest.
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Morne
Marshfield
Alta Kent
Myrtle Point
Stan Sutphin
Letha
Haaslton
Yat
Prizes Awarded to Myrtle Point FFA Shop Boys
Seven Future Farmers received cash prizes in the Farm Shop contest at Myrtle Point sponsored by the Myrtle Point Security Bank. Upperclassmen earned for work in farm machinery repair project construction and novel apparatuses while freshmen won in sheet metal blacksmithing carpentry and farm machinery repair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Point Security Bank
Ted Kirsch
Kirsch
Jim McWilliams
Ansel Northup
Willard Lucas
As Line
Everett Culver
Jack Rountree
Arthur Wise
Wallace Butler
Gravel Ford School Closes for Summer Vacation
The Gravel Ford school closed for the summer with a picnic attended by a good crowd. Teacher Mrs Eula Richards will not return next year. Mrs Louis Shindell is secured to teach. Several visits and family notes follow, including births, travel plans, and local correspondents. A range of community tidbits from Gravel Ford and nearby towns are recorded, with staff changes and summer plans.
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Gravel Ford
Eula Richards
Marshfield
Louis Shindell
Ernest Wilson
Eugene
W. deBoer
Wilson
Vaestien
Tai Kirsch
Mra. Kirsch
W J Cornett
Prineville
Kirsch
Union High School
Military family notes and training updates across the coast
The column lists several service members with family ties in Bridge, detailing training and assignments. Culbertson, a naval officer, is recalled from merchant service. Giles Lay trains at Santa Ana Army Airbase. Bar ten Steamler of Vallejo is promoted to a mid office role. and William Baker is inducted into the Marines. Other updates cover air force cadets, Navy pilots, and Sea Bees at Camp Peary with overseas postings for Lt. Verney Black.
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Dalten
Logan Walton
Bridge
E. L. Cucu
W. A
Bo) Calbertson
Honolulu
Nail Bat’ Hétle
Culbertson
Navy
Merchant Marine Service
Giles Lay
Santa Ana Army Airbase
Calif
Lincoln Airbase
Nebraska
Santa Ana
Powers
Herald
Will Lundy
Barten Steamler
Vallejo
Midi
Almerican Automobile Association
Sen Francises
Valle
al Baker
William Baker
Gore
Musky
E. Teeeert
Mare Island
al Strong
Coroua Christi
Texas
Leslie Strong
Beam
Nava! Station
Burr Bens
Northweetaen University
Evanstom
Howe
Robert Parish
Lone
M. Gearhart
Hugh
Curtiss Wright Tech
Glendale
Eas Beem
North Africa
Rragabes
Donald Ae Ee
Mra
Grady
Los,Alamos
Corpus Texas
Navy Fiyean
John M
Marvin) Huff
Naval Reserve
Is Unders
Joh. W. Huff
Camp Peary
Harold Stemmier
The
Sea Bees
Stemier
Portland
Oregon State Grange Session Set in Eugene Next Week
The Oregon State Grange will convene in Eugene from Monday to Friday with subordinate granges from across the state attending. State master Morton Tompkins will broadcast an address on KOAC at 2 45 p m Monday and further program parts at 7 p m the same evening. The war and defense program and sod production are expected to lead the discussions.
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Oregon
Eugene
Morton Tompkins
KOAC
Maude Ellis
Hospital admissions and births around Myrtle Point area
List of patients admitted for trial treatment across towns including Myrtle Point Bandon Coquille Norway and Nedford. Births reported for Rex Lee at Myrtle Point May 29 and another son for J W Middleton Coquille May 1. Surgeries listed for Holman Reed Caviness Grant and others. Injury noted for Heber Dayton. Additional patients noted as long-term in Powers Coquille Myrtle Point Langlois and Du Fort.
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James Greene
Eldon Root
Percy Barzee
Myrtle Point
Myron Shannon
Richard Hil
Bandon
Fannie Hook
Edith McCue
Coquille
Guy Grant
Norway
al Redbarn
Nedford
L. H. Reis
Rex Lee
J. W. Middleton
Clarence Holman
John W. Reed
Langlois
Charles Caviness
Ray Grant
Gaylord
R. B. Magill
Powers
John O. Marquette
Jessie Griffey
Ned Kay
R. EE
Cope
Franklin Shaw
Dufort
Clyde MeBes
How To Grow Late Vegetables Bulletin Issued By OSC Extension
A revised OSC Extension bulletin guides fall and early winter vegetable growing. Seed late crops from early June through July and transplant June 16 to August 1. A planting table ensures continuous harvest through fall and early winter. Free copies of bulletin No. 694 are available from Extension offices.
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OSC Extension Service
A. G. B. Bouquet
North Bend Shift: Phillips Takes Relief Auditor Role
Stanley Phillips, formerly mortician for H. A. Schroeder & Sons, accepts a traveling auditor post with the S Railroad. He serves as relief agent at North Bend while spending time with Mia Eimer Beouions of Bridge, Wa. on Wednesday porch.
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North Bend
Stanley Phillips
H. A. Schroeder & Sons
S. Railroad Company
Ater
Mia Eimer
Bud Griffin Heads Lions Club For Year
The Myrtle Point Lions club elected officers for the coming year at a regular lunch meeting. R. L. Griffin is president Curtis Beckham vice president Waldemar Gurney secretary Chris Nelsen lion tamer Bob Sheedy tail twister and directors Stanley Mies Chas Goold. Holders are Truman Hart and Chiia Nelsen. Waldemar Gurney was acting president and Curtis Beckham secretary. The Boy Scout solicitation reports show $240 raised toward a $270 quota.
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Myrtle Point Lions Club
Jack & Jill Cafe
R. L. Griffin
Curtis Beckham
Waldemar Gurney
Chris Nelsen
Bob Sheedy
Stanley Mies Chas. Goold
Truman Hart
Chiia Nelsen
Aeting
Boy Scout
Home Food Production On Increase Across 47 States
A nationwide spring drive to boost home food production shows strong results, with 7.25 million rural residents producing more of their own food and 1.67 million rural families signing pledge cards. The effort, coordinated by the Extension Service and Oregon State College, aimed to free more commercially produced foods for cities.
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Americaa
William A. Schoenfeld
Oregcon State College
National Extension Service
Washington
Oregcen
Baest
States
Alaska
Puerto Rico
Dean Schoenfeld
Coos Students Graduate at OSC in May Ceremony
Seven Coos county students joined 608 graduates at Oregon State College in Corvallis on May 29. Sam Dement of Myrtle Point and Charles F Leatherman of Coquille earned BS in agriculture. Charles B Handelin of Marshfield and Roy R Silen of North Bend earned BS in engineering. Dorothy Jane Meyers of Marshfield earned BS in secretarial science. Mary Carolyn Robb of North Bend earned BS in nursing.
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Coos County
OSC
Corvallis
Sam Dement
Myrtle Point
Charles F Leatherman
Coquilie
Charles B. Handelin
Marshfield
Roy R. Silen
North Bend
Dorothy Jane Meyers
Mary Carolyn Robb
Jimmie Greene Buried Saturday
Funeral services are set for 1 30 pm Saturday for Jimmie Greene who died earlier today. The report notes accompanying details and hospital stay, with relatives traveling to Oregon and attending the Oregon State Grange session.
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Jimmie Greene
Coos County Institute of WCTU Meets at Church of the Brethren
The Coos County WCTU Institute gathered all day Tuesday at the Church of the Brethren with reps from county chapters. Mrs Iva Farr of Marshfield presided with Rev T church at the piano and Chas Wooldridge assisting. A noon covered dish luncheon followed and a greeting card was sent to Mrs Emma Lowe. Next meeting planned for late June or July at Bandon, Myrtle chapter to meet June 11 with three hostesses.
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Tha Coos County Institute
WCTU
Church of the Brethren
Iva Farr
Marshfield
T. Church
Chas. Wooldridge
Emma Lowe
Myrtle Point
Institute
Bandon
Myrtle
Jessie Wolff
Pearl Poland
Pearl Wicks
Local Briefs Highlight Army, Travel and Community Notes
Cadets Sgt Irma Coffield Capt Jacqueline Braden and Bert Pearson attend 4th platoon meeting at Ten Miles. News item mentions Calif. returnee visiting family, high school graduation valedictorian Bonnie James. Navy service and factory work noted for Mr and Mrs Ashby. Cap Braden to Portland trip with several companions. Genys Catt trip to Portland on business. Mrs Grady Johnson to Portland for OWAG meeting then Long Beach. Donald Ray Warner training for Navy pilot. Reuben Cotton and son Ralph visit Ukiah. Lillie Dement and Kathryn Henry head to Ontario for summer with relatives after Hubbard stop. Wagon incident reports 12-year-old Bill Butler's team runaway in Walls Creek. minor injuries. Young Gary Sutphin asks childlike question about talking to God amid June rain.
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Roy Spires
Avis Annette
Gravet Ford
Barbara Culbertson
Eugene
W. A. Culbertson
Portland
E. L. Culbertson
Coquille
C M. Honnikaen
Broadbent
Ellsworth
Kate Hodson
Warren Haga
Sherri Lou
Bear Creek
Bandon
Seattle
Mike Bollinger
Pat
L A. LaFlamme
Norma Eggera
Ann Watzling
Wilma Forrest
Dorothea Stinson
Irma Coffield
Jacqueline Braden
Bert Pearson
Bert
Semone
Calif
Hee Aly
Ben James
Bonnie
Ashby
Navy
Areata
Jacquéline Braden
Adeline Nelson
Wypene
Farmer
Augusta Brades
Harold Wataling
Bisbe Owag
Genys
Grady Johnson
Ilene
Long Beach
Mer
Donald Ray Warner
U.’ S Navy
South
Reuben Cotton
Ralph
Ukiah
John D. Skack
Cotton
Ontario
Lillie Dement
Kathryn Henry
Hubbard
John
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To Visit Parents Mias Dorothy
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Dorothy
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Joe Goble
Catching Creek Ranch
Country Club
FFA
State Orange
Heber Dayton
Weather Report
Bud Griffin
Lions ‘Club
Coos
Mast
J. R. Oden
Ardellard San Lewis
Baker
Oden
Evansville, Indiana
Tennile
Anna Robison
Hari
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