County Court and veterinarians set to forward cattle test samples
At a recent meeting of the disease control group the County Court and veterinarians decided that blood samples used in rapid te tests and issued with cattle sales will be sent to the Federal Laboratory in Corvallis for an official test. In case of discrepancy the local vet will inform seller buyer and intermediaries. Judge Felsheim notes movement from infected herds as a common disease spread risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mne
Disease Control Group
Corvallis
Felsheim
Card of Thanks From the Williams Family
The Williams family expresses gratitude to friends for kind expressions and support after their loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
Three Men Arrested for Burglary From Dwelling Near Dora
Three men Jack Frank 21 of Empire Charles Winston 19 of Empire and Jack Norman Groves 20 of Dora are jailed in Coquille on $2,000 bail for burglary from a dwelling. State officers recovered a rifle air pistol vacuum cleaner and can of Gil and a nozzle from the Carl Roan home near Dora. The stolen items were traced to an auction near North Bend where Groves sold them under the alias Lee Coleman. The vacuum cleaner was handed to Mr Roan by Jack Bridges. Groves was serving a Myrtle Podiat jail sentence for disorderly conduct and had a $25 fine. He was to be taken to jail to face burglary charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Roan
Dora
Jack Frank
Empire
Charles Winston
Jack Norman Groves
Coquille
Lell
North Bend
Jack Groves
Lee Coleman
Roan
Jack Bridges
Groves
Myrtle Podiat
Flater
P. Mooree
Aille
Catching Creek Club Meeting Report
The Friendly Neighbors club met on Friday afternoon March 9 with hostesses Mrs Petor Bushnell and Mrs J D Breuer. Mrs W E Ralph received a baby blanket as a gift and several members drew birthday prizes and a door prize. A potluck supper followed at the Community building at 8 00 p.m. with seven children present and many members in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Bushnell
Friendly Neighbors
Petor Bushnell
J D Brewer
W E. Ralph
J D Breuer
Victor Bushnell
George King
Warren Rema
P F Bartlett
A R Davenport
Gee King
Bert King
J L Rema
R H McCall
Clay Williams
M . Lakey
John Morris
Bushnell
Weekend Gatherings and Local Visits Clock a Busy Week
Reports of hospital treatment for Mr. Ford at Keiser hospital and a weekend at the Wood place accompany Sunday calls from Mr and Mrs Marion Lakey to the Fraziers and McCalls plus visits from Joel and Paty of Myrtle Point. A surprise birthday dinner honored Mr Reed at Reeds Ford. Fort Ward builds a fence on a new ranch while Ray and Carl assist Mr Wood. Mrs Benet vale and Mrs Maine attend Myrtle Point home extension, Ada Miller visits Ashnell Whitney, and Jack Smith and Norman Morris attend local business and visits in Myrtle Point and with Rema.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Keiser Hospital
Earl Cox
Wood Place
Marion Lakey
R. H. Frazier
Joel and
Paty
Myrtle Point
R. H McCall
V H_ Bushnell l
Terry
Eugene Reed
Reeds Ford
Jack Smith
Norman Morris
Local Youth Groups Host Coquille Birthday Event
The Methodist Youth Fellowship hosted the Coquille youth group Sunday night. After a devotional led by George Hall, attendees enjoyed cake and ice cream in the church basement in honor of Rev Wilmer A Briggs's birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Coquille
George Hall
Wilmer A Briggs
Hospital Admittees Listed for Powers Coquille and Nearby
Ed Brotton William Doctor Ben Pearce Mrs Leo Frye all of Powers Joseph S Mintz Mrs Ida Murphy Lorene Belcher Mrs Perry Roper Mrs Oliver C Mast Paul Franzen Jr Mrs Eugene Reed all of Myrtle Point Arnold W Rice Mrs Edwin C Finley McKinley Rt Coquille Mrs Dar rel Anderson North Bend Mrs Wayne Goodman Coquille Lester Clausen Riverton
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Brotton
William
Ben Pearce
Leo Frye
All of Powers
Joseph S Mintz
Ida Murphy
Lorene Belcher
Perry Roper
Oliver C Mast
Paul Franzen
Eugene Reed
Myrtle Point
Arnold W Rice
Edwin C Finley McKinley
Coquille
Darrel Anderson
North Bend
Wayne Goodman
Lester Clausen
Riverton
Political race unfolds in Oregon county primary
The article lists candidates for county offices in Myrtle Point area including sheriff and commissioner races. Republican and Democratic contenders file by mail and in person with incumbents and challengers named. Key figures include Walter G. Crimblican Henry A. Schroeder M. Gearhart Al Bezoeky and Paul Breuer, plus others from Coquille Bullards route and Ban Doa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addic
Gosia
Walter G. Crimblican
Henry A
V. V. Hagelhorn
Myrtle Point
Paul &. Breuer
M. Gearhart
Sitkum Route
Rtle Point
al Bezoeky
le Point
Schroeder
Hagedorn
Brewers
Gearhart
Neeky
Crim
Eae
William F Howell
Uille
Chester G
Chet
S&s Mae
Fred C. E. Coquille
John F. Fitzsimmons
Bullards
David R Philpott
Coquille
Albert E. Armstrong
Bandoa
Odd Fellows To Help Finish New Lodge Building
Funds from meat sale amounting to about $1.58 for adults and 78 cents for children will be donated to complete the new lodge building as described in the continuation of the article.
Reinstatement of Dan Barklow at Wednesday meeting
At the Wednesday meeting Dan Barklow was reinstated as an active member. Special District Deputy Cobbs of a peon attended as guest. The Odd Fellows donate Sunday work on the new building with 12 men including carpenters and plumbers. Rebekahs lead remodeling and kitchen fixes and report excellent progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Barklow
Cobbs
Odd Fellows
Rebekahs
Thornton Tire Service Expands in Coos County
Thornton Tire will become one of Coos county's best equipped sporting goods stores with two Coos Bay locations, one Coquille store, and the Myrtle Point unit led by manager Mr Roush over the past four years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coos County
Thornton Tire Service
Myrtle Point
Unnamed Voices Call for Action Against Disloyalty in America
Fragmentary remarks urge harsh treatment of unassimilated individuals and secret societies. The speaker advocates deportation like other countries and stricter immigration controls to curb threats to the government. The text reflects a harsh, protective stance and a call for firm measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Acknowledgement and Debate Over Bounty System and Enforcement
A reader thanks the Gaylord district for compliments on supporting a bounty system for predators. The column recalls a court case where a juror believed newspaper reports too much, and argues for stronger game law enforcement with more officers to protect closed streams and prevent illegal fishing in Coos County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaylord
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First Christian Church
Earl Chandler
Tenge Tage
Cottage Grove
P. C. Roper and Company
W. A. Roush
Roush’s Service
ROUSH
ATLAS
Mr. and
Mrs. V. A. Roush
Dially
Thornton Tire
Amer- Rhoda
George
He - George
Ccina
Ri A
O'Conner
Hershey
Henry A. Schroeder
Hotpoint
Electric Devine
Sutonate Tech
Henry A. Schroeder & Sons
Gold Beach
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