Pioneer Chloe Laird Dies at 88 in Brewster Valley
Mrs Chloe Laird, long a Coos county resident and pioneer, died at Brewster valley aged 88 after a life spanning 1850s migrations and Willamette Valley settlement. Survived by nine children, seven stepchildren, forty three grandchildren, and multiple siblings. services held at Dora chapel with Rev Henry Carver and Rev Lawrence.
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Chloe Laird
Brewster Jelief
Cooa County
E. N. Harry
O ¢ Harry
Eva
G. W. Harry
Coquille
J. D. Laird
Brewster Valley
Harry
Empire
James Laird
W. M. Laird
J L. Laird
J. H. Laird
Carl E
Marshfield
Roseburg
Portland Teacher Elected for Union High School Commercial Dept
Miss Alice Alverdes of Portland was elected to the commercial department at Union High School. She is a Washington school and U A C graduate and Beta Phi Alpha member, highly recommended by faculty and Miss Ethel Frasier. Eleanor Saubert was re elected but resigned. Mrs Clarence Church was elected to teach half time covering gym and academics.
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Alice Alverdes
Portland
Union High School
Alverdes
Washington School
Beta Phi Alpha Sorority
Ethel Frasier
Eleanor Saubert
Local Girl to Teach in State University
Miss Eisse Meller, Myrtle Point high school graduate class of ’36, will teach in the University of Oregon mathematics department for the coming year. She completes her university studies this week with an A. Wending pupil.
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Ernest Krewson
Wilfred Laird
Biale Meller
Eisse Meller
Myrtle Point
University of Oregon
Moller
A. Wending
Ie Tae
Local League Baseball Scores and Standings Update
Hy and Eugese defeated Cottage Grove 9 to 5 as the season moves forward. Standings show Coquille leading with 0 losses 1 win, Coos Bay 4 1, Eugene 3 2, Myrtle Point 2 3, Bandos 1 4, Cottage Grove 0 5. Next game Sunday features Bobcats hosting the Coquille Leggers at home.
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W. L. Pet
Coquille One
Coes Bay
Eugene
Casero
Cottage Grove
Bobcats
Cequilie Leggers
Viewers for Oregon State Grange Convention Ready
The article lists local housing options for visitors for the Oregon State Grange Convention. Churches and taverns offer meals and lodging for dozens daily, with capacities from ten to two hundred, plus individuals providing board for modest sums.
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Oregon
Silver Screen Warning Sparks Voter Awakening
A vivid depiction of Prohibition era misery contrasts with a modern voter surge. The piece argues that many new voters have never experienced saloon days and rely on enduring myths, warning about misperceptions shaping current attitudes.
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Broadway
Talking Pictures
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