Mrs Waterman Dies at Four Mile in Coos County
Mabel Waterman died at the family home near Four Mile at 2 30 March 11. She was born Mabel Crooks February 31, 1981 in Grangeville Idaho. She leaves husband Charlie Frank Waterman two children Leora Lauderdale Hillsboro Ore and Ray S Waterman Four Mile and six grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Waterman
Four Mile
Mabel Crooks
Grangeville
Idaho
Josephine Graham Crooks
James LeRoy Crooks
A. BE. O’. Dell
Dayton
Wash
Congregational Church
Pomroy
Charlie Frank Waterman
Washington
Oregon
Coos County
Bandon
Leora Lauderdale
Hillsboro, Ore
Ray S.waterman
Lauderdale family names and town scrap drive notes
The article lists grandchildren Pfc Lawrence A Lauderdale and Charles E Lauderdale of the U S Navy, Bretelle Robert and Ray Lauderdale of Hillsboro, and Michael Waterman of Four Mile. It reports the second truck of waste paper collected in town totaling about five tons to be scrapped within two months and reminds a scrap drive and a first Thursday in April tin can and paper collection. Mr and Mrs S B Reno left for a week in Eugene and Hillsboro Oregon to visit relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pfc
Lawrence A. Lauderdale
South Pacific
Charles E. Lauderdale
U. S. Navy
Bretelle, Robert and
Ray Lauderdale
Hillsboro
Michael Waterman
Four Mile
Valley
Reno
Eugene
Slillsboro
Ore
Visitors and locals travel about in Mar. 22 items
Visiting at the home of Mr and Mrs Carl Bushnell were Mrs Gertrude Ward of Ten Mile and several Myrtle Point couples and children. Mrs Gents Russell and son Robert went to Grants Pass for a load of hay, while Austin and Guy Ralph and Carl Bushnell made a Coos Bay business trip, and Mr and Mrs Elbert West traveled to Bandon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catching Creek
Jal
Carl Bushnell
Gertrude Ward
Ten Mile
Virgil Vance
E. L. Barksow
Darla
Robert
M. L. Lakey
Arlene
Ronald
Myrtle Point
Bob Russell
Gents Russell
Grants Pass
Austin
Guy Ralph
Coos Bay
Elbert West
Bandon
Doroth Mayse Sells Belongings Moves To Coquille
Sitkum March 22 special report notes Mrs. Doroth Mayse has sold possessions and returned her lease to Kenneth Laird, planning to move to Berkeley after her son's leave. Furniture stored, no local school this week amid scarlet fever concerns. Laird's business trip to Eugene and a letter from John Pirk about a son in a Japanese prison camp are mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Laird
Eugene
Miss 'Na
John Pirk
Guam Capture Prisoner Held Four Years
The article notes a man who was captured by Japanese forces when Guam fell and has been a prisoner for nearly four years, reflecting on his experience and status since the capture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ents
Guam
Gearhart Family and Neighbors News Brief
Dora Gearhart visits Stelby Minnesota on furlough from her husband J N Gearhart. The J L Southmayd family moved from Casper's camp to D M King's farm on the Coquille highway. Ruth Wade Mrs A W Bigelow and son David from Coosa Bay were guests at the Gearhart home. G G Gibbs of Port Orford was in the neighborhood Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pfe Vugh
Gearhart
Stelby
Mins
J N Gearhart
J. L. Southmayd
Casper’s Camp
D ‘M King's Farm
Coquille Highway
Ruth Wade
A W Bigelow
David
Coosa Bay
J N. Gearhart
G. G Gibbs
Port Orford
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Ailand
Gees
Mrs. C. W. Bushne
del Maiz
Reg Berane
Safeway Homemaker
Julia Lee Wright Dicerter
Edward
Lh. Jar
Royal Latin
Flerchemann's
YEAST
Pas Nerchey
Paas
Heina
Subway
Green Peppers
Berm
Utah
Louisiana
Guils Hem Util Mart
BEA Wac
Sitkum
Elmer Wilcow
Dora
Mra. J. N. Gearhart
T.bene
Reund Ivech
Jre
Sauerkraut
Kraut Il
Quaert
Safeway
Willie
Bf Alan
Robt Caan
Am KU
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