Coquille Mayor Donates Log Truck to Advertise Oregon Lumber
Governor Holmes announced that Geo Burr, mayor of Coquille and Burr Sullivan Lumber owner, will loan a log truck and a six foot thick 32 foot log for the Oregon Jaycees parade in Los Angeles. The display travels via Oregon Capitol to San Francisco before the June 12 departure.
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Coquille
Oregon
Holmes
George Burr
Burr-Sullivan Lumber Co
Oregon Jaycees
Los Angeles
National
Oregon Capitol
Los Angles
Y Felschau
Salem
San Francisco
Burr
Jaycees
Coos County Court Handles Roads Banks and Public Works
County court led by Simmons and Floyd Robb conducted weekly inspections of north county roads. Officials considered replacing a costly blanket liability policy, addressed dust control on the Dora-Sitkum section, and discussed benches for the Coquille courthouse lawn. The court eyed using $43,090 in the crash fund for a North Fork bridge replacement near Fairview and approved park commission involvement in beautification efforts. Public hearing plans on flood control and river/navigation projects were outlined with guidance from the US Army Engineers.
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Simmons
Floyd Robo
Huggins
Huggins Insurance Agency
County Court
Harry Slack
Clary. Coquille
Melvin Rogers
Sumner
Floyd Robb
Ave Sable
North Fork
Fairview
Rankin
Hollywood
Leo C Cal
Pauline Call
US Corps of Engineers
Coos Bay
Coos River
Board of Engineers For Rivers and Harbors
Washington
County Chamber of Commerce
Hat
Coos County
Chapman
Barton
State Board of Higher Education
Gateway Road
General Fund
McKee Bros Lumber Co
State Highway Commission
Bullards Bridge
Bandon
Oregon Coast Highway
Thompson
Davis
Gravel Ford
Ford
F D Laws
U S Navy
L. Higgins
Coos Head
Higgins
Arago PTO Executive Meeting June 5 at Mrs Leland Scott’s
The Arago PTO executive committee met on June 5 at the home of Mrs. Leland Scott to discuss organizational matters and upcoming activities. No further details provided in available text.
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Howard Carver
The
Arago Pto
Leland Scott
Arago PTO Holds Meeting and Family News
At 7 30 p m the Arago PTO gathered with members including Mrs Leland Scott vice president Mrs Forrest Krewson secretary Mrs Althalia Hester treasurer Kenneth Deason and Ellis Barclay past president Also present were Mrs Howard Carver Mrs Opal Donovan and John Menegat The group set duties for the coming year and scheduled the next meeting for August 28 at the Arago school gym No further PTO meetings are planned until the second Thursday in September Stanley Byle visited Eagle Point to see his grandmother and friend Edgar Dahack Athalia Hester and family plan a trip to Illinois stopping in Portland to visit relatives They will be away about six weeks The community extends best wishes to Ellis Barclay Arago teacher Cub Scouts Pack 120 Den 1 led by Forrest Krewson and Howard Carver schedule a den outing for June 17 with a cookout planned
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Leland Scott
Chris Schroeder
Forrest Krewson
Althalia Hester
Kenneth Deason
John Menegat
Howard Carver
Opal Donovan
Ellis Barclay
Arago
Arago Pto
Arago School
Stanley Byle
Eagle Point
Whle
Helen Field
Edgar Dahack
Athalia Hester
Lila
Glennis
Gary
Tlinois
Porthind
Ellis Barclay Arago
Cub Scouts Pack
Gathering at Don Scott's Home Ends Quietly
A small group met at Don Scott's residence as part of a casual supper. Attendees expressed general camaraderie and concluded the gathering without incident.
Birth announcements from Mast Hospital May 1958 list multiple newborns
The Mast Hospital column records numerous May 1958 births across Coos Bay Coquille Bandon Myrtle Point Powers and Foremiic. Parents include Mr and Mrs Max Morey Orin Wm Train Horace H Moreland Robert Lee Stanz Raymond L Cole James Flood Erwin Leroy Rickert and Theodore one Brown. Baby weights range from 6 pounds 8 ounces to 9 pounds 10 ounces with both boys and girls mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Morey
Coos Bay
Orin Wm. Train
Coquille
Horace H Moreland
Bandon
Robert Lee Stanz
Myrtle Point
Raymond L. Cole
Powers
James Flood
Erwin Leroy Rickert
Theodore One Brown
Foremiic
Obituary A A Schriffer 86 Dies At Mast Hospital
A A Schriffer 86 died Saturday at Mast hospital after living in Myrtle. The obituary notes his long residence in Myrtle and service history.
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A. A
Lonnie) Schriefer
A_ A Schriffer
Mast Hospital
Myrtle
Local veteran and community volunteer laid to rest
Point, who since 1913 worked for West Coast Telephone and Bell Telephone companies, taught school, served on the city council and school board, and belonged to the Methodist church Myrtle Grange and Royal Neighbors, had funeral services held.
Funeral service set at Methodist church with Rev Horsell officiating
Tuesday funeral service at the Methodist church under Schroeder Funeral Home direction with Rev Earl Horsell officiating. Interment in Norway cemetery. Survivors include wife Alma Myrtle Point one daughter Mrs C L Fullerton Winston two grandchildren eight great grandchildren and several stepchildren including Mrs A C Halter Arago N W Halter W G Halter Mrs C W Little Mrs W T Brockman Mrs Stan Sherwood Coquille and RL Halter Seattle.
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Methodist Church
Schroeder
Earl Horsell
Norway Cemetery
Alma
Myrtle Point
C. L. Fullerton
Winston
A C. Halter
Arago
N. W Halter
W G. Halter
C. W Little
WT Brockman
Stan Sherwood
Coquille
RL. Halter
Seattle
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Geo. Burr
LAJC
Conv
the Cops
D.C
By In
US Army Engineer District
Portland
Orneen
Arago News
Heidelberg
Hedelberg
Don Scott
Don
WBS
Chevron
J. R. Howe
Roseburg Road
Ore
Mammoth
Carload
Western Furniture
BIG
Tolan
Boltaflex
Carlead
Farsiturs
Cartle Ted
Diane
Sintra Entension Leeves
Henry A. Schroeder & Sons
North Bend
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