James D. Barklow Sr. Rites Held in Myrtle Point
James D. Barklow Sr. died June 1 1968 at age 53 after 28 years in the Myrtle Point area. He worked seven years for Leep Logging Co. Survived by wife Aldine three sons James Jr Charles W and Timothy two daughters Madonna R and Aldine Joimeon a brother Kenneth Barklow sisters Bernice McBath Katherine Boyed Ester Scott and mother Tishie Barklow seven grandchildren. Funeral services were held June 4 1968 at 10 00 am at the Myrtle Point Chapel with Elder C Dean Mason officiating.
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James D. Barklow Sr
Barklow
Myrtle Point
Leep Logging Co
Aldine
James, Jr
Charles W
Timothy
Madonna R
Billy
Aldine) Joimeon
Kenneth Barklow
Lostine
Bernice Mc
City Public Works and Police Log Details
Public Works reports pumping and processing totals for water and sewage with hours spent on mowing cleaning cemetery and roadwork including replacing water service on Border Street and valve work at Harris and Bender. Police log lists traffic citations drunk cases delinquent juveniles vandalism and related activity with investigations calls and emergency messages logged.
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Public Works Department
Border St
Harris & Bender
Deborout Street
Funeral Notices for Frederick Blundell of Myrtle Point
Frederick Blundell, 89, died May 29 1968. Born Riddle Oregon May 19 1879 he lived in Myrtle Point since 1929 and previously ran confectionery stores in Bandon Coos Bay and Myrtle Point. Survived by two daughters a brother two grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Service June 1 1968 2:00 p.m. Myrtle Point Chapel with Rev Walter Graham officiating. Burial Knights of Phyllis Cemetery Bandon Oregon. Also a help wanted ad for maintenance and janitorial work at Mast Hospital with contact numbers.
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Frederick Blundell
Alder St
Myrtle Point
Blundell
Riddle
Ore
Coos Bay
Coquille
Bandon
Henry
Evelyn)Hawkins
Lester
Delila) Porterfield
Klamath Falls
Phil Blundell
Walter Graham
Broadbent Community Church
Knights of Phyllis
Oregon
Fast 150 mph train to run New York to Washington
A new 150 miles per hour train will enter service between New York and Washington later this year. The train cars are clad in nickel stainless steel for durability and speed.
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New York
Washington
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Jamster Industries, Inc
Ashman
Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
Wallings
Coos Curry
Josephine
Jackson Counties
Dow Beckham
L.D. McFarland Co
P.O
Norway
Alcoholics Anonymous
A.A
M.P. Episcopal Church
UTS Sbs Ty Rent GR Hire
Mike & Fritz Homelite
Reeeburg
Western Auto
M.P
Che
Schroeder Furniture
M. P
Kedig
Robert A. Ley
Optometrist
N. Ind Coquille
Servies
Iperey
Chile
THE
Oregonian
Oregon Journal
West Main
Coquill
Weales
Coos County
City Log
Water & Sewer Service
Fire Department
Busines
Paulson
Mast Hospital
IAM
BRM
Elton K. Mayse
Potat
Ben
Gravelford Road
Jennie Broughton
Sitkum Rt
8Th St
Railroad Ave
Bridge
Cali Erma
Th Street
Reedsport
Tin-Cig
Minnesota Highway Department
Speedy Stainless
Housekeeper
Epplers
Byron H. Berrows
Del
Charleston
Rawleigh
Adeline
Oakland
Calif
Virginia A Hee
Mrs White
J.M
Mrs. White
Write V. Company, Avenue
Oulu
Rent Hammer Apt
Myrtle Point-Coquille Hwy
Hermann St
Bothwick St
Spruce St
Pony Village
Myrtle Crest Memorial Gardens
Gravelford
ELEC
Tallman Piano Stores, Inc
Salem
Omer
Hermann
Lakeside
Lake
Ocean
Beach View
Guy Graham
Harris
Realty
Lee Valley Rd
Henry A. Schroeder
Market Bridge
First Christian Church
Thompson
Manitoba
International Nickel
Cial
Herald
Bob Hogan
Fitateinn
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