Adults urged to help youth in idle hours
Gerald Sacoat Pecilend, at Coquille, urged adults to work with youth to fill idle hours and curb juvenile delinquency. He warned overcrowded state penitentiaries hinder reform and mentioned plans to convert Chemawa Indian School into a prison for first offenders. Local officials from Myrtle Point attended the forum along with school and church leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poole
Gerald Sacoat
Etate Parole Board
Coquille
Mason
Woodburn
Feveral
Chomawa
Ita
William Walsh
Coosa Bay
Dallas Norton
Union High School
W A Briggs
The
Methodist Church
Arthur R. Jones
New Books Arrive at Myrtle Point Library
Myrtle Point librarian Florence Sumerlin announces new additions to the city library including The Unreasoning Heart and Five Passengers from Lisbon among fiction and non fiction works. Local donor Mr Laella Morrish has contributed nine books, mainly historical and non fiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Florence Sumerlin
Myrtle Point
Bresford-Howe
Innocence Caldwell
Kumaon
Corbett
Lisbon
Eberhart
Sinbad
The
Coast Guard
Foley
Hawk
Hull
Grounds For Living
Farnham-Ingham
Turkey Hill
Knight
New Lumber Firm Formed to Build Mills in Coquille Area
William J Wineberg A W Kendall Dean Wigle Sherman T Neff and K W Kendall filed articles of incorporation with County Clerk L W Oddy to form the K N W Mill company to own operate and expand lumber ash plywood production with offices in Coquille Louis D Slater and Patricia Merlo Douglas of Powers were issued a marriage license by the county clerk George Hall of Myrtle Point was admitted to McAuley hospital Coos Bay for major surgery Curtis Beckham and wife visited in Coos Bay from Myrtle Point
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam J Wineberg
A W Kendall
Dean Wigle
Shermann T Neff
K. W Kendall
L. W. Oddy
K N W Mill Company
Coquille
Louis D Slater
Patricia Merlo Douglasa
Powers
Mes
George Hall
Myrtle Point
McAuley Hospital
Coos Bay
Inflation cures lie in more goods not price caps
The author argues inflation stems from scarce goods and consumer hunger, not price controls. Competition among sellers lowers prices, while boosting production and availability ends inflation. Price controls offered wartime relief but did not strengthen the economy long term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suetehant
America
Lumber firm name recorded for Sumner logging operation
The assumed business name of G. S. Lumber Company to conduct logging and sawmill work in Sumner has been recorded by Frank McFarlane of Coos Bay and Vernon T Goodale and Thelon Steckel of Sumner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G . S. Lumber Company
Sumner
Frank McFarlane
Coos Bay
Vernon T Goodale
Thelon Steckel
Churches Hold Youth Camp at Reek Creek Campground
The Assembly of God churches concluded a successful youth camp at Reek Creek campground last Saturday, led by Rev. Walter Smith and his wife. Eighty five youths enrolled with fourteen mentors assisting. daily classes ran in the afternoons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assembly of God
Reek Creek
Walter Smith
Assembly Church
Gerie
Phaing Devil
Rerio
Aanienn
Wacker al Gequilie
Devetlone
W. Cowan
Banden
Past Matrons Club Dessert Luncheon Reported in Elgin
Mrs Ralph Kring presided as Elgin chapter Past Matrons met Tuesday afternoon for a one o clock dessert luncheon. Guests included Mrs Claire Lehmanowsky Mrs John Arnold Mrs O H Haga Mrs HA le Dement Mrs P W Laird Mrs Henry Rosalow Mrs Ada Lemon Mrs T D Guerin and Mrs Oliver Myers. After a brief business session games were played with prizes awarded to Mrs Laird and Mrs Dement. Next meeting is set for September at the home of Mrs Harold Van Alstein in Bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Kring
Mattens Club of Elgin
Claire Lehmanowsky
John Arnold
0. H. Haga
Hale Dement
P. W Laird
Henry Rosalow
Ada Lemon
T. D. Guerin
Oliver Myers
Priser
Mra Laird
Mra Dement
Hira Harold van Alstein
Bridge
Grange Council Meeting Set for June 26 at North Bayside
The Coosa County Grange Council will meet Wednesday June 26 at North Bayside Grange Hall for pre Pomona work and discussion led by officer Myre Laird. Topics include whether to add the sixth degree when state officers visit. Fairview North Bayside and Coquille granges will send representatives to the program committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coosa County
North Bayside
Myre Laird
Fairview
Coquille
Survey on Electrical Equipment for Rural Families Planned
A committee of the Oregon Home Economies Extension council will soon begin a survey in cooperation with Miss Mead Wilson, professor of home economics at OSC, to identify electrical equipment features best serving rural families. The effort grew from the council’s 11th annual meeting at the college with 110 delegates from 20 counties. Results will be shared with manufacturers to urge consideration of rural and urban conveniences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon Home Economies Extension Council
Oven Meringue Baking Hint From Western Brewpaper
A garbled note advises using a 409 degree hot oven and baking biscuits for 13 to 16 minutes. It mentions leaving the pie on the oven top after baking and cooling to prevent the meringue from weeping.
Unclear fragment outlines wedding and travel.
A garbled excerpt mentions a Mrs. Eaune and Broadbent and references a couple in transit southward, with scattered phrases about a cake and serving guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Srandeather
Eaune
Mermein
Broadbent
Colles
Sanke Case
Jone
Selby Water Work Schedule Update
Water project notes indicate a delay at Selby site with work paused around 4:00 PM and rescheduled to 7:00 PM. Local residents warned of temporary service disruption and advisory guidance issued by city engineers.
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New Lumber Firm
Curtis Beckham
CREA
Baegh
Ogee i
Loroe & Benson
Tosj Ane
Ame
Sempert’s Drug Store
Jesse Clinton
St. St
Inesas
Bate
Deeg
Beood
Grange Council
Peres
E.cbarker
Garnier
W. Front &. Coquille
Namity
Southwestern Tire Store
Spruce St
Oregon
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