Local residents gather for visits and travel plans
Ben Daniels was homebound due to illness this week. Roseburg guests, the Ohne family and Sally visited at the Lyle Carver home. Albert Carver traveled to Ashland and Mrs. Carver continued to Redding California to visit relatives. Numerous locals attended Grange sessions and enjoyed beach outings at Bandon. Families and friends planned summer visits and trips to Tacoma, Eugene, and Minnesota, with students and teachers returning for summer vacation and teaching duties in Junction City and Ashland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Ohne
Sally
Roseburg
Lyle Carver
Albert Carver
Ashland
Mr. Carver
Carver
Redding
Calif
V. K. Lundstrom
Coastal visits and summer travel in the area
Mrs. Sam Dement and daughters Diane and Joan return from Cupertino after five weeks with grandparents Mr. and Mrs. R. A. MacArthur. Various families plan summer trips to Portland Victoria B C and Forest Grove while others holiday in Coos Bay Springfield and Sky Ranch. Local residents host relatives from Florida California Oregon and Sacramento with stories of family reunions and outdoor wildlife sightings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Dement
Diane
Joan
Cupertino
Calif
Garment Yardage Guide for Various Dress Sizes
A garb guide outlines fabric yardage for different dress sizes and widths. It lists 2 percent yardage for a 26 inch width and 1 percent yardage for a 96 inch width, with example figures for 4 6 8 16 sizes and total yardage around 588 dollars in value.
Family trip to Eugene for niece Helen Donavan's graduation
Mr and Mrs Austin Dodge and children Norman and Susan traveled to Eugene to attend niece Helen Donavan's graduation from Colin Kelly Junior High School. Charlotte Donavan and daughter Helen joined them, with Helen to remain another week. A Sunday trip to Coquille for a confirmation service at the Episcopal church saw Susan Dodge confirmed with Bishop Benjamin Dagwell of Portland in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin Dodge
Norman
Susan
Eugene
Helen Donavan
Colin Kelly
Charlotte Donavan
Helen
Donavan
Coquille
Episcopal Church
Susan Dodge
Benjamin Dagwell
Portland
Lions Club to Improve Access to Sugar Loaf Pool
A Lions club committee will build a larger path to the Sugar Loaf swimming hole in the Coquille river within weeks. Members are Roland Weekly Walt Kreuger and Stan Furman. Work precedes Red Cross swimming classes July 25 to August 8, with dressing tents to be installed again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sugar Loaf
Coquille
Lions Club
Roland Weekly
Walt Kreuger
Stan Furman
Red Cross
Editorial on Taft-Hartley Act and House tactics
The piece argues the Taft-Hartley Act needs amendments rather than repeal and critiques House procedures under Democratic control. It notes Republicans attempted to shape labor legislation by promoting a Democrat Wood substitute bill, nearly passing it before opposition, and warns the Senate may replay the same pattern with administration bills pushed through committees and floor amendments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Hoover Commission
CVA
West
Congress
Possion
House
House of Representatives
House Labor Committee
Lesinski
Card of Thanks from the Fabry Family
The Fabry Family expresses gratitude for kindnesses shown during their bereavement and for the floral offerings.
Thanks to friends for support after husband's death
A widow expresses gratitude to zany friends and neighbors for deeds of kindness and sympathy during the illness and death of Glenn Cottle. She notes appreciation for beautiful floral offerings and mentions a sale listing for dry slab wood at Western Auto Store with contact details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Cottle
Gale Red Merrill
Dick Johnson
Western Auto Store
Cramped Tempers Prompt July Adjournment Call
A heated remark urged Congress to adjourn soon after July first due to cramped quarters heat and ill temper. The speaker warned a prolonged session in hot conditions would damage the legislative body.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ben Daniels
Dinnner
Coquille Hotel
Ming
J. M. Myers
Clinard Mast
Cees Bay
State Grange
Mrs
Ervin Wilberger
Bandon
Theo. H. Mark
Beadh
Myrtle Point
Mark
Oregon Lee
American Legion Auxiliary
de Bey
Ees Broadbar
Paul Hammer
Alice and
Ann
V B. Billingsley
Jane Dement
Adella Riley
Russell Train
Train
R. See Eetey
Los Angeles
Mr. Danielson
The
Motor Corps
Chris Brandsberg
John
Bob
Fruitdale
S. D
Brandsberg
George Hall
F J Phillips
A. A. Baker
L. D
Harold Bargett
Jack Clayton
Chris
Linda
Sunset Beach
Shore Acres
Lans Leneve
Remote
Herald
Orville Brown
Little Son
Tacoma, Wash
C. C. Carter
Mr. Carter
J. W Carlson
Eugene High School
Burton Carlson
Hal Hall
Southern Oregon College of Education
G. W. Hall
Dale Ohlson
Skip
Salem
William Liebenow
Nancy Lee
Betty Lou Meyer
San Benito
Ase
Dorothy Gurney
Estacada
W E. Gurney
Ralph Sigsby
Santa Cruz
Mr Sigsby
George Sigsby
E. A. Krewson
Gresham
Bill Sempert
Sempert
University of Oregon
J Logan White
Dayton
Myrtle Point Herald
Chester E. Weed
E. F Schroeder
Milton Schroeder
Karl Bauersfeld
Oregon City
E F Hall
Marjory Schoonover
Santa Monica Calif
Harvey Crim
Corvallis
Oregon State College
Walter J Crim
Southern Oregon College of Education At
Perry Roper
Bill Roush
Twyla Royer
al Hall
Loyal Allen
Coos Bay
McClellan
Grant McClellan
Jerry Mattson
Alan Halter
F L Moon
Moons’ Hardware
Clarence van Doren
Winifred
Newberry
Mr van Doren
Paul Hungate
the Hungates
Land
Harold Freiberg
Milenesota
South Dakota
Marglobe
Bonney Best
John Bear
Prichard
Ponderosa
June Roby
Mike
Pensicola
Florida
Lars Gisholt
Gisholt
L. A. LaFlamme
Victoria
B. C
E. C Barker
T. G. Sumerlin
Kennedy Baker
Raee Smith
Mast Hospital
Tom Perkins
Flentge Perkins
C T Downey
Forest Grove
University
Joe L. Lapp
Andaughter
Clinard Post
J A Davenport
Linda Larzon
Springfield
Davenport
Alice Barlow
Louis
Craig Wood
Sacramento
Sky Ranch
Red" Wood
Craig
Aris Weeks
Paty
Audrey Lane
Nédreas
Madhese
Entra
J Niland Theatre
Wineue Aaty
Haind
Gary Cooper
Wes
Lions’ Committee
By Harris Ellsworth
Fabry
Marjorie Cottle
Buick
J B Johns
4Th Street
Myrtle Motel Coffee Shop
Moon
Dad
Martin Outboard Motors
Eighth Street
Fathers Day Choice
Gabardine — Town
Gabardine
Myeri
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