Lost Leader of American Forestry Colonel Greeley Dies
William B. Greeley a pioneering forestry figure died after a life of public service. Born September 6, 1879, in Oswego New York he led the Forest Service 1920 28 and commanded 20000 troops in France during World War I. His campaigns Keep Vermont Green Keep Minnesota Green and Tree Farm promoted private forest management nationwide.
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United States
William Buckout Greeley
Colonel Greeley
Oswego
N. Y
America
The
Horn
San Francisco
Santa Clara Valley
Young Greeley
University of California
New Haven
Yale
South
New England
California
Missoula
Washington, D. C
Greeley
Service of Supply
France
U. S
England
Colent’ Greeley
Forest Service
Oregon
Senate
Charles L McMary
George S. Long
Markeed
Everett Griggs
John Tenant
Washington
Lorg
Stewart H. Holbrook
Vermont
Minnesota
Weyerhaeuser Timber Company
Grays Harbor
Clemons Tree Farm
Organization of American Forest Products Industries, Inc
William B. Greeley
Doubleday
McGraw-Hill
Gamble Bay
Puget Sound
Kitsap County
West Coast Lumbermen's Association
Summer Camp for Crippled Children Has 4 Sessions
Camp Easter Seal in Oregon offers four summer sessions for disabled youth and young adults from ages six to beyond eighteen. James M Torson reports sessions run July 1 to 7, July 10 to 19, July 22 to 31, and August 3 to 12 at North Lake Ten Mile Lake with dormitories and transport by camp launch.
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Easter Seal
Oregon
James M Torson
Easter Seal Agency
North Lake
Ten Mile Lake
Torson
Mrs P C Roper Rites Held At St Marks Church
Funeral services for Mrs P C Roper were held at St Marks Episcopal Church on Wednesday at 2 p m Father Spencer officiated She was born in Waco Texas on November 24 1896 and died June 2 1956 Survived by husband a daughter Mrs Gene Derrickson of Beausejour Manitoba Canada a son Perry Roper Jr in the U S Army five grandchildren two siblings a brother George Hayden of San Francisco and a sister Mrs Fred J Ardath of Portland The family asked gifts to a lasting second fund in lieu of flowers
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P. C. Roper
St. Marks Episcopal Church
P. C
Mast Hospital
Spencer
Roper
Waco
Texas
Gene Derrickson
Beausejour
Manitoba
Canada
Perry Roper, Jr
U. S Army
Mickey Lee
Bruce
Perry Cal Roper
Kenric
John Eric Derrickson
George Hayden
San Francisco
Fred J. Ardath
Portland
Consolidate Fund Drives Is Plan For Highway 42
Myrtle Point Chamber backs Highway 42 as first State Highway Commission project in Coos County. Roseburg Chamber pledges support. Coos leaders Howard Maple and George Burr discuss county road conditions and a Washington trip for an ammunition depot. Ed Maddox of the Coos Bay Teamsters outlines labor consolidation aims and harmony with employers. Bob Parsons named secretary to replace Leo Nuttman after a board vote.
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Crim
Myrtle Point
State Highway Commission
Coos County
Roseburg
Howard Maple
Roeeburg
Maple
Washington
Burr
Coo. County
Organized Labor
Cio-Afl
Maddox
Board of Directors
Mee
Bob Parsons
Leo Nuttman
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Oregon Society For Crippled Children and Adults
S. W. Yamhill Street
Church Park
Church of Christ, Scientist
Boston
Mass
Christian Science Publishing House
New York
WACS
Edward C.hardy
Columbus
HISS
Pwector
Gaines
Stuttgart
Germany
Forest Industry
Pacific Northwest
Herald Press
Ore
Autos and Transportation
U.S
Ul Era
Ment Forest
Estey
Che