Babb Opens Duraclean Rug and Furniture Cleaning Here
Myrtle Point resident George Babb announces the opening of a New Duraclean Service in Myrtle Point and vicinity. Babb belongs to the international Duraclean Dealers of America network and highlights the chain as a world leading cooperative for cleaning and preserving home furnishings. The Duraclean process revitalizes pile, neutralizes acids, and reduces need for scrubbing to protect fabrics.
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George Babb
Myrtle Point
Duraclean
Mr. Babb
Duraclean Dealers of America
United States
Alaska
Canada
Japan
Hawaii
America
Babb
Paraclean offers safe care for delicate rugs and upholstery
The Paraclean process provides a safe treatment for delicate rugs, upholstery, and antiques. It avoids shrinkage pile damage over-wetting and long furniture downtime while offering practical tips in a column called Helpful Ideas by Duraclean in The Herald.
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the Herald
Duraclean
Outdoor Cookery and 4-H Club Plans Highlight National Week
During National 4-H week communities are urged to engage members in 4-H work and finish fair preparations by August 15. The outdoor cookery program introduces three divisions Outdoor Cooks Outdoor Chefs and Overseers with overnight camping. The brief also promotes Chatcolab Recreation Leaders Laboratory May 13-20 at Chatcolet Lake Idaho and encourages leader participation.
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Chatcolab
Mrs Earl Snell to Head Easter Seals Campaign
Mrs Earl Snell of Salem widow of former Oregon governor becomes state chairman of the 1956 Easter Seal drive from March 10 to April 10. Ernest M Jacketta of Portland president of the Oregon Society for Crippled Children and Adults welcomes her leadership and urges public support for crippled children and adults needing training and treatment.
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Earl Snell
Salem
Oregon
Ernest M. Jacketta
Portland
Oregon Society For Crippledee and Adults
Snell
Jacketta
Roseburg wedding draws Gaylord party to Oregon coast
Gaylord News reports Mrs. Rees Daniels and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Morgan with son Richard joined relatives in Roseburg for the wedding of Joyce Williams daughter of Mr and Mrs Wilbur Williams of Sutherlin. Miss Williams wed Dennis Parks of Sutherlin at the Church of God in Roseburg. Mrs. Ray Grant and daughter Irene shopped in Coos Bay to see an eye doctor. Helen Rieison and Dick Huntley left for Portland to visit Helen’s sister until Wednesday.
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Rees Daniels
Harry Morgan
Richard
Roseburg
Community Guests and Travelers Visit Local Homes
Local households report weekend and midweek guests from Sixes Medford Coos Bay Myrtle Point Powers and Elkton plus a Coquille basketball tournament. Travel includes visits to Monmouth Weed and a pickup from Coos Bay for business and family gatherings. The Saboffs announce an accident near Weed California and a move is planned.
Auto Crash Sends Mrs Saboff to Hospital with Nose Injury
A truck traveling from Santa Barbara to Kenn newick Washington hit a slick spot and overturned into a ditch. The driver and others escaped serious harm, but Mrs Saboff suffered a broken nose.
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Santa Barbara
Cal
Kennnewick
Washington
Saboff
Funeral rites held for Charlotte May Aasen in Canby
Charlotte May Aasen died March 3 at her daughter’s Canby home after lifelong residence in Coos county. Funeral services were held Tuesday at Schroeder Funeral Home with Rev Edward McClurk officiating. Burial followed at SurSet cemetery in Coos Bay. She was born September 20, 1882 in Coquille. Survivors include husband Mangnor of Canby, son Elton of Myrtle Point, daughter Mrs C Keltner of Canby, brother Russell of Arago, and four grandchildren.
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Charlotte May Aasen
Canby
Oregon
Schroeder
Edward McClurk
SurSet
Coosay
Aasen
Coquille
Coos County
Mangnor
Elton
Myrtle Point
C. Keltner
Russell Ave
Family Visitors One Afternoon At Catching Creek
Mrs Keith Northup and son visited Tuesday afternoon with Mr and Mrs Lester Higgins. Charlie Harris joined later. Thursday Mrs Northup visited with Mrs Charlie Harris and Meredith. Charlie Harris returned home with them. The Ram a s spent a few days at Monmouth after the death of Floyd Cox, father of Mrs Rema.
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Keith Northup
Lester Higgins
Charlie Harris
Meredith
Warren Rema
Monmouth
Visitors from Independence Oregon Return Home
Mrs. Floyd Cox, Lyle Woods, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Woods of Independence Oregon were among the visitors. Also present were Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Berger and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Cox of Coquils. They returned home Sunday. Mrs. Allie Bartlett has influenza. Mr. and Mrs. R. H. McCall and family moved to Bend where they bought a ranch.
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Floyd Cox
Lyle Woods
Earl Woods
Independence
Oregon
Gordon Berger
Earl Cox
Coquils
Allie Bartlett
R. H. McCall
Bend
Coos-Curry Pioneer Group Schedules March Meeting
The Coos-Curry Pioneer and Historical association will hold its regular meeting on Saturday March 10 in the __ cedar? room at the Coquille hotel according to Minnie A. Marcy publicity chairman.
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Coos-Curry Pioneer and Historical Association
Cdar
Coquille Hotel
Minnie A. Marcy
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R. D. Coe
Veterans’ Administration
Lobdell Building
Thornton
U.S
Coos Bay
Gaylord News
Ter
Eugene Everes
Decia Sweet
Sixes
James Devereaux
Medford
Curtis Baker
Reedsport
Duane Hayes
Bud Anthony
James Deveaux
Thomas Luttrell
John
Clinton Carman
Keith Saboff
Weed
Calif
Stan
Revie
Sempert & Henry Drug
Pacific Power
Is Light Company
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