Tax Burden Critics Warn Against Unlimited State Spending
A letter from Edith Phetteplace of Eugene Oregon objects to expanding federal education funding and a proposed 400 million dollar annual tax transfer bill. The writer argues such measures amount to unlimited government and a backdoor to Communism, urging voters to oppose lawmakers who back the plan.
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Pear
Kelly
Pennsylvania
Washington
Edith Phetteplace
Eugene
Ore
Barnetts Host Childrens Day Dinner in Sitkum
Rev and Mrs Wm Barnett of Halls Creek led Sunday church services in Sitkum followed by a potluck in honor of Childrens day. McKinley church attendees joined the gathering for games and a planned Fiona Park picnic was moved indoors due to rain.
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Elmer Wilson
Wm. Barnett
Halls Creek
McKinley Church
Fiona Park
Indors
McKinley
Josie Mast
Pike
Mildred King
Jack Dring
Thomas Haymen
Ben Hudson
Melvin Pointer
Maiden
Phyllis
Vacation Bible school closes with program
The Coquille area reports a Friday closing program for Vacation Bible School with a large crowd attending. Local families, including the Laird and Dewsnap households, are noted, while several residents return from brief trips or present new cars.
Rebekahs plan school of instruction and summer break
The Rebekahs under Mrs. James Gamwell prepare for a state assembly vice presidents’ school of instruction on July 26 in the afternoon, followed by a regular meeting in the evening before disbanding for summer. Hostesses for Monday’s meeting were Mrs. Dick Cady and Mrs. T. A. Hackett.
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James Gamwell
Rebekahs
Dick Cady
T. A. Hackett
Family News Across Oregon and Vermont
Munro travels east to visit two sisters in Williamstown Vermont. Kenneth Warner returns from Cave Junction for a summer with parents. Doc Haris and sister Rhoda Westfall visit Coos Bay. Claud Hall of Ashland and John Hall of Medford visit Mrs Henry Frye. Virgil Daniels in Portland for Grand Lodge Masons. Mrs Le Shawver works in the hardware store during Daniels absence. Mr and Mrs John Elam move from Powers to a logging camp near Roseburg. Their house rented pending sale. Leonard Hansel and family take a trip to northern California.
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Munro
Williamstown
Vermont
Kenneth Warner
Cave Junction
Doc” Haris
Rhoda Westfall
Coos Bay
Claud Hall
Ashland
John Hall
Medford
Henry Frye
Hall
Frye
Virgil Daniels
Portland
Grand Lodge of Masons
le Shawver
Daniels
John Elam
Powers
Roseburg
Leonard Hansel
Calif
City youth summer program directed by Jack Orr gains support
The passage notes a city youth activities summer plan under director Jack Orr and a Friday trap shoot series led by Curley Hansen at 8 p m each week through the summer. The fragment mentions club participants and sales emphasis for best salesmen.
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Oe Lee
Biyrtie Poin
Curley Hansen
Parking Meter Cash In Jeans: Specs McGuire and Buck Hanson
Police HQ was filled with a report of two suspects Specs McGuire and Buck Hanson caught taking money from parking meters. A witness described a rush of activity as the incident unfolded.
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Specs McGuire
Buck Hanson
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