Powers Women Hostesses To Cool Lodge Convention
One of the county’s more successful gatherings was the six Rebekah lodges convention at Powers on Saturday June 13. A banquet at the high school room drew 91 attendees followed by an evening session with officers named for the Myrtle Point based assembly and a raffish display of roses and pink carnations in the gym.
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Myrtle Point
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Bandon
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Myrtle Benham
Coquille
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Sadie Richards
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Mreo Anderson
North Bend
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William Cavers
Thomas Finchem
Roseburg
Feix Campbell
Santa Rosa
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Melvin Floyd
Salem
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Ragghianti
William Winklemann
Sweet Home
Ruby Wirklemann
Chester Root
J.us Shepherd
Missoula
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Coos Tax Levy Holds Steady Amid Budget Rise
Coos county faces a 1946 47 budget increase of 10162 in taxes raised yet the tax levy remains unchanged due to higher assessed valuation. The $967 008 budget totals include salaries for county officials and deputies and new equipment. The proposal adds funding for the sheriff office clerk and assessor deputies and school superintendent secretary along with health and other county needs.
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Former Resident Belle Whitaker Visits Evansville
Mrs. Belle Whitaker of San Pedro California, a former resident and longtime librarian, is guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. O H Peters. She traveled from California to New Orleans to Evanville to see two sisters she last met 25 years ago and plans to stay most of the game.
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San Francisco
Tweeday
Easleys
Frank J. Smith
Hes
Bakersfield
Calif
James Stinson
Dos Paloa
John Myers
Allen King Jr
Portland
Belle Whitaker
San Pedro
O. H. Peters
Myrtle Point Drives To First In 1946 Oregon Safety Contest
In the 1946 Oregon cities traffic safety contest Myrtle Point wins in the 1 000 to 2 000 population group with Bandon and Nyasa following. Eugene Bend Astoria Grant Pass LaGrande Albany Tillamook Dallas Redmond and Myrtle Point are named among top finishers in other population classes. KH announced last week by S Farrell Jr secretary of state.
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Onors
Oregon
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Redmond
Bandon
Nyasa
Slayer Is Taken To State Prison
Charles A. Doran of Coosa Bay was sentenced to life for the fatal shooting of Coquille ranch hand Pat O'Brien. He was brought to the state prison at Salem to begin serving the term after a jury conviction the previous day and a circuit judge's Friday sentence.
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Charles A. Doran
Coosa Bay
Pat O’brien
Coquille
Salem
Doran
Dal M. King
First Baby Born at Coquille Stark Hospitel
The first baby born in Coquille at the new Stark hospital was Charles Raymond Varg, born to Mr and Mrs R J Vanden berg of Arago on June 4.
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New Stark Hospitel
Charles Raymond Varg
R. J. Vandenberg
Arago
Oregon Traffic Deaths Climb to Over One a Day
Secretary of State Robert B. Farrell Jr warned that in the first 90 days of the year Oregon recorded 43 traffic fatalities. The figure marks a rate slightly above one death per day from street and highway accidents.
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Oregon
Robert 8. Farrell, Jr
Two Petitions For Gate Way Road To County Status Investigated
Coos county board of road view will examine two petitions this month to convert gate way roads into county roads. One proposal aims at a route near Daniela Creek and another near Gravelford.
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Coos County
Surplus Trucks for Veterans Sale Announced in Oregon
John Nelson of Huggins Insurance visited Myrtle Point as the Portland War Assets Administration announces a new allotment of surplus trucks and truck tractors for immediate sale to veterans with federal state and local tax support, on a first come first served basis.
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John Nelson
Huggins Insurance Agency
Coon Bay
Myrtle Point
Consumer’s
Portland War Assets Administration Office
Oregon unemployment tax cuts benefit 6787 firms
The experience rating system saves nearly 96 million dollars this year for Oregon employers. A total of 6,787 firms receive the reduced tax rates, an increase of 111 percent from last year's 6,008 firms.
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Oregon Unemployment Compensation Commission
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