Fatally Injured In Calif. Bulldozer Accident
S A Weekly, 61, of Brice land Calif, was crushed against a bank by a bulldozer at Walter G Brix Inc while working as a choke setter at the Briceland Mill. He died of shock and leg fractures after being rushed to Garberville. He leaves a wife Edith L and children Edmund, Elizabeth, Edith, plus siblings and a Coos Bay brother. Funeral held at Hunter Wise Mortuary Fortuna with burial at Rhonerville Cemetery.
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Hunter and Wise Mortuary
Fortuna
Calif
Weekly
Oregon
Edith L
Bridgeland
Edmund Earl Weekly
Elizabeth Barr
Edith Weekly
Sixes
Ore
Opal L. Barker
Coquille
Irene E. Steele
McKinney
Edythe R Cowan
Springfield
Edwin Weekly
Coos Bay
Hunter Wise Mortuary
Rhonerville Masonic Cempeter
Vacation Bible School Friday Program At Local Church
The large department headed by Mrs. Lloyd Laswell and a team of teachers led the daily Bible school with beginners and nursery groups under multiple coordinators. A Friday night offering will help cover heavy school expenses, and parents are invited to the 8 p.m. closing program.
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Lloyd Laswell
Clem Rasmussen
Donna
Wallace Jones
Christine Jones
Eldon Zinn
Robinette
Gladys) Fish
Jack Ellis
Harold Rushing
Leep
Glenn Davenport
Darren Brodie
Edward McClurg
Theosmith
Kenneth Button
Schmidt
Labatt
Harold Freiberg
Rudy Rochek
Geo McClellan
Robert Thompson
Nursory
Gioan Wolff
Loren Sabin
George Brown
W. J. Vincent
Arthur Glock
Joan Enlund
Elaine Spaugh
Charlotte Spaugh
Dorothy Davenport
Arthur Henry
Sitkum News Update on Local Family Travels and Moves
Mrs Elmer Willson and Harold Muller of Myrtle Point visited Earl Wilson at Fort Lewis. Richard Cook, stationed in Japan, visited the John Southmayd home with his wife Louise and plans to live in Olympia. Several local families visit relatives and some relocate, including moves to Coos Bay and Orland California as well as a service transfer for Bud Assen's family.
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Elmer Willson
Harold Muller
Myrtle Point
Earl Wilson
Richard Cook
Fort Lewis
Wash
John Southmaydr
Louise
Olympia
Charles Cornett
Prineville
Eir
Ted “Kirsch
Charles Southmayd
Joan
Oakland
Cal
Japan
Jimmy
Becky Southmayd
Edwin Crowley
Wilbur Dean
Henry Wace
Coquille
Crowley
Paula York
Pauline Sasse
Orland
Calif
Private license examiner to tour Myrtle Point Wednesday
A private license examiner will be in Myrtle Point on Wednesday June 23, 1964, at the city between the hours of 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. This comes from officials receiving notice of the examiner's visit to conduct tests for licenses.
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Guty
Myrtle Point
Farmers to Tour Extensions Inspect Crops Friday
County extension agent John R. Thienes invites all farmers to a Friday tour on June 11 in the lower Coquille valley. The group will meet 10 a.m. at Rupert Luckman ranch, then visit Lorahee Dorland near Randolph and Graydon Haga near Bear Creek store to view clover trials fertilization spraying and forage crops with costs noted, ending about 2:30 p.m.
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John R. Thienes
Coquille Valley
Rupert Luckman
Luckman
North Bank
Beaver Slough
Coos Curry Faarmers
Hill
Lorahee Dorland Ranch
North Bank Road
Randolph
Graydon Haga
Bear Creek
Thienes
Priest Proposes Surplus Butter for East Germany and Austria
In Washington Senator Guy Cordon backs Rev Fr Alcuin Heibel of Mount Angel who urges releasing one million pounds of government surplus butter to East Germany and Austria. Heibel, en route from Europe to Mount Angel for retreats, met with officials about refugees and outlined two pound tins of rendered butter for cooking fat in the Russian zone. Oregon State College is conducting experiments related to the plan.
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Washington
Guy Cordon
Alcuin Heibel
Mount Angel
East Germany
Austrians
Cordon
Alcuin
Europe
State Department
Oregon
Butter plan eyed to aid East German loyalties
Fr Alcuin hopes to win 1,000,000 pounds of butter from Agriculture Secretary Benson to support a program. He argues fats could sway East Germans to stay in the Russian zone, preventing Russian land grabs. He also pressed for relief measures for small farmers amid Indo China concerns.
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Alcuin
Washington
Agriculture
Ezra Taft Benson
Fr. Alcuin
Cordon
Sunday Visitors and Family News From Gaylord News
Sunday visitors included Mr and Mrs James White from Langlois and John Devereaux of Bandon. Mrs Julia Howard left for Medford for employment as a cook with Ford Brothers Logging Co. Eugene Daniels and family arrived for a three week visit from Nashville Tennessee. L L Strong died in Cottage Grove with funeral in Cottage Grove. Local relatives attended.
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James Devereaux
James White
Langlois
Julia Howard
Medford
Ford Brothers’ Logging Co
Eugene Daniels
Robin
Donnie
Charley Starkey
Nashville
H. D. Bones
Madras
Warren Rema
Catching Creek
R. T. Parker
John Devereaux
Bandon
Jas. Devereaux
H. D.bones
Rev and Mrs Heins to Attend District Synod
Rev and Mrs Norbert Geins will travel Monday to join the 37th Northwest District convention of the Lutheran Church Missouri Synod. The gathering at Concordia College Portland runs June 14 to 18 with over 300 pastors and delegates from Oregon Washington Idaho and Alaska expected.
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Norbert Geins
Northwest
The
Lutheran Church, Missouri Synod
Concordia College
Portland
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
Alaska
Convention Services At Chapel And Gymnasium
Opening services will be held in the chapel of the upper room on the campus and sessions in the gymnasium. Rev. Heins, itinerant missionary for S. W. Oregon, will be interviewed on his Southwest Oregon work and will serve as alternate speaker at the opening devotion Friday morning.
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Heins
S. W. Oregon
Oregon
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Verlin Hermann
Powers
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Corbin Bones
Mardas
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Frank Huntley
Mae Radabaugh
L. L. Strong
Cottage Grove
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True Freezer
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