Social and family visits across towns this weekend
Rial Ames Echo West E C Webber Naomi and Miss Debra Teel visit family in Ag ness and Eagle Rock. The Patterson family camps in Bend then visits Hollis Reager in Roseburg. Stanley Waterman visits from Carbell Arcada. Camp Myrtleweed hosts a large family gathering by Vic Stevens. Wyrick relatives and Gary Barnes visit Wyrick grandmother. Everette Webber Winkelman and Cheryl Anderson arrive from Corvallis. Huff family stops at E C Webber home. Cindy Patty Huff stay with Naomi Webber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rial Ames
Echo West
E.C. Webber
Naomi
Debra Teel
State Employees Vote Donations in Coquille Chapter
The Coquille Chapter of the Oregon State Employees Association voted to donate funds to the deaf school hearing aid fund and the Coos County Juvenile glass fund, with the Coquille Lions Club in attendance to witness the contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coquille Chapter
Oregon State Employees Association
Deaf School Hearing Aid Fund
Coos County Juvenile Glass Fund
Coquille Lions Club
Curry County First in Oregon to Achieve Disease Free Status
Curry County in Oregon became the state’s first to be certified disease free by livestock officials. Dr. Jack Denton presented the certificate at Langlois with Dr. Donald Anderson noting Curry’s prior modified tuberculosis clearance. The chapter voted to support hearing aid donations and awarded a $100 scholarship to Darrell Ash of Coquille High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HH. &. Timens
Jack Denton
Oregon Department of Aerials
Curry County Livestock Also
Ceive
Walter Denson
N. Myrtle St
Coquille
Ore
Darrell Ash
Coquille High School
Services Held for Cecial Hanshaw in Coos Bay
Funeral services for Cecial Alice Hanshaw were conducted at 11 a.m. on Wednesday, June 23, at Sunset Memorial Park in Coos Bay with Arnold Lee Pollock officiating. Born October 14, 1880 in Olequaw Washington, she died June 30 in Myrtle Point at age 84. Survived by husband James E. Hanshaw of Norway, the couple recently moved from Cottage Grove. Her grandfather John Plamonden, a French Canadian fur buyer, helped establish the first Catholic mission at Cowlitz Prairie and the first courthouse near Chehalis, Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Hanshaw
Sunset Memorial Park
Coos Bay
Arnold Lee Pollock
Safer air travel cited by ICAO from 1964 data
ICAO says 1964 was the safest year for scheduled air travel among its 108 member countries. Fatalities per 100 passenger miles fell 2.5 percent from the previous best year, with human lives saved estimated at about 1500 when applying 1964 rates to earlier years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Civil Aviation Organization
ICAO
United Nations’ Air Safety Agency
Ee -Apercy
TCAO
Graveside services for Genevieve Fry held in Agness
Genevieve Fry age 48 died in Powers June 18 after born December 12, 1916 in Agness. Graveside services were held at 2 p m Tuesday June 22 at Oak Flat cemetery Agness. Reverend Harold Crossman of the Bible Church Powers officiated. Survived by sisters Rose la Fry Riverton Mildred Cameron Riverton Irene and Margaret Larson and eight grandchildren. Separate notice: Sealed bids for furnishing and delivering one 64 passenger school bus for School District No 41 Coos County Oregon due by 8 p m July 14 1965. Bids to be received at 212 Spruce Street Myrtle Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genevieve Fry
Oak Flat
Agness
Harold Crossman
Ne Bible Church
Powers
Mrs. Fry
Marie Deveraux
Rosela Fry
Riverton
Mildred Cameron
Irene
Margaret Larson
Coos County
Spruce Street
Myrtle Point
Oregon
Paula M. Cook
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ivan Patterson
Eagle Rock
Mrs. Elvin Waterman
Bend
Ness
Hollis Reager
Roseburg
Reagers
Bridge
Stanley Waterman
Andrew Waterman
Carbell
Arcada
Myrtleweed
Vic Stevens
Gary Barnes
Medford
Mrs. W.H. Wyrick
Corvallis
Everette R. Webber
Kathy Winkelman
Cheryl Anderson
Ronald E. Huff
Glide
Cindy
Patty Huff
Naomi Webber
Western Auto
Curry County
Weyerhaeuben
Weyerhaeuser
Pacific Northwest
A, Cass
U.N
United Nations Association of the
Osnderiick
Five Star Motors Inc
Bayshore Drive
Coos
Bay, Oregon
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