Draft Call Numbers List For Coquille Men In Third Draft
The list shows men assigned call numbers in the third draft from Coquille and nearby towns. Names include Edward McCarthy Lorain Wells Emil West Ralph Thrift Ted Miller William Floyd Tom Flood Fordyce Worsham James Thompson Gerald Stark and many others in Coquille Bandon Myrtle Point and Riverton with numbers ranging from 001 to 200. The list continues in the next issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward McCarthy
Lorain Wells
Band
Yut W. Chinn
Emil West
Bullards
Delburt Sage
Coquille
Ralph Thrift
Jonerman
Ralph Menahing
Walter Cox
Bandon
William Miller
Frank A. Heller
Lincoln Sinclair
Kenneth Lawrence
Clifford Tyrrell
Norville Loftin
Marshfield
Geordie Jenkins
Cone
Carl Harper
Carrol Salisbury
Coll
Royal Porter
Clifford Teaney
Donald Fellows
John David Caudie
Coq
Charles Davis
Jim Crouch
Ernest Severson
John Huff
Bridge
Ernest
Raymond Green
Loal Hickenbottom
Cog
William Owens
Robert Cotton
M. P
Noble Chowning
Ronald Endicott
Roger Horning
Clarence Church
Leland P. Linn
Nevy Heller
Lian Chesem
M. P. Orbs
Tuel
Jac Tite
Powers
Miller
John Ag Santes
Ae Sant
Myrtle Fe Belgeum
Riverton
Oce Stelley
Fred
A. Zumwalt
Ange Wink
Glenn Richardson
Thomas Brown
Leland Peart
Alvin Martley
Broadbent
Aba
Fagg Boty Iy
Rays Ealers
Aio
Virgil Morrow
Warren
Lia
Larry
Charles St. Rendon
W McLecrin
Ieee
Wm. J. McLyman
I Chandler
Earl Griffith
Frank 8
Lapton
Elaer
Cornsigh
Gos
O Hage
Clifford Williams
Wilfred Owens
Guy C. Grant
Ports King
Myrtle Point
Iter
Norway
Wealeyver Powers
Leland M Coq
Chester van
William Coquille
Ariyn Barklow
Elmer Wileen
Sillvam
Edwin Miller
Homer Arnett
Glen Eldredge
Lewla Williams
Jerhér
Eugene Tanner
Louis H. Miller
Alton Sydnam
Warren Smith
Eiverton
Joseph Tadlock
Lealie McElhany
Louie Harvey
Roy Sheckler
John McClintoc
Percy Bean
Levert Iverson
Ernest R. Panter
George Eisele
Ernest Johnson
Harry Symons
Everett Alford
Orlin Davis
Luther Brooks
Archie Crist
Toliver Hendrick
Guy George Manuney
Riley Dykes
Noble Pickett
James Wilson
Floyd Summers
Jack McLean
Albert Breuer
Milton Craven
Edward Ruble
Peter Johnson
Ellsworth
Davis
Robert EB
Lee
Three Weeks Left To Register In May Primary
Voters who moved or did not register by last election have three weeks to register for the May 16 primary. Elaie Eyerly, named registrar for Myrtle Point and surrounding precincts by County Clerk B L Oddy, notes Maple street in Myrtle Point as the central dividing line between north and south precincts. The note lists precincts and locations including Myrtle Point North and Arago. Traveling troupe led by Jack Willey plans performances in southern states after touring California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elaie
Eyerly
B. L. Oddy
Myrtle Point
Mra. Eyerly
Dora
Norway
Catching Creak
Bridge
Arago
Maple Street
M. Pa
Jack Willey
Chere’ Theatre
Wigas
Barbage Patch
California
Young Willey
Wheee Par Arrara
Cole Wiley
Ahr
Noel Te
Cate
Phone Manager Hurt in Fall From Pole
A. A. Schriefer, manager of West Coast Telephone Co local branch, fell from a pole on South Street across from the telephones drifted, suffering a broken pelvic bone and other injuries. He was taken to Mast hospital and survived, though unconscious briefly. Ex-rays were inconclusive, but doctors expect recovery in days. he is over 70. L. H. Bernier of Coquille will act in his place during disability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Schriefer
West Coast Telephone Company
Mast Hospital Nore
Sth
Drffen
Schriefer
Harold Whiteett
E. H. Tanner
EF. Cris
Whiteett
L. H. Bernier
Coquille
Myrtle Point High basketball squad guests at noon luncheon
The Myrtle Point Union High School basketball team and coaches Pat Rickard and Lee Powell attended a Tuesday noon Chamber of Commerce luncheon at Jack and Jill Cafe. About 40 members, including Perry Roper (presiding), heard remarks from players Brown Jim Pointer and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Point Union High School
Pat Rickard
Lee Powell
Chamber of Commercce
Jack & Jill Cafe
Edward Morrison
Salers
Seers
Perry Roper
Rotary Hear Address on Tule Lake Labor Scene
Myrtle Point Rotary members heard Rev. Lawrence H. Mitchalmore of Merrill discuss the labor situation in the Tule Lake basin at the luncheon at Jack and Jill Cafe. Also on the program were pupils from Mrs. Stanley Phillips piano class: Catherine Henry, Martel Roper, Barbara Mantz, Janet Barker, Alice Mae Miller, Anna Lou Allen, and Marvene Christensen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Point
Postmasters Elect New Leader at Coquille Meeting
At the Coquille hotel gathering of country postmasters last Saturday Bob Pittam of North Bend was chosen president and Mrs Thomas forrest of Broadbent named vice president. The event featured remarks from Mrs Winnifred Wisecarver of the state association and local postmaster Elton Schroeder from Myrtle Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coquille Hotel
Bob Pittam
North Bend
Postmasters Association
Thomas Orrest
Broadbent
Winnifred Wisecarver
Elton Schroeder
Myrtle Point
Adams ai les i ane wartime discussion institation note
A fragment shows a reference to Adams taking part in a wartime discussion on instigation of problems. The text is incomplete and lacks clear names or details about place or event.
Attorney Leaves To Join Armed Forces
Attorney Jack H. Dunn, who recently joined with Wallace B. Dement, will leave for Portland to report for active duty. Dunn will accompany Franklyn Smith to a state teachers meeting and will visit Norman Hamilton in Oregon City before serving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackk H. Dunn
Wallace B. Dement
Portland
Eptey
Active United
Ite
Dunn
Point Chamber of Tae
Dunne
Franklyn Smith
Obituary notices for Renich Allen and Eisele from Myrtle Point
Funeral services were held for Leonard R. Renich 54 at Myrtle Point with cremation at Hill crematorium. William Peter Allen died near Coquille with services at the Schroeder chapel and burial in Norway Cemetery. Lewis B. Eisele of Powers died at Mast Hospital and burial planned at Hillside Cemetery. Survivors include Renich widow Beatrice and two daughters. Allen had two sisters and a brother. Eisele lived in Powers for 26 years and left a wider family in Oregon and California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard R. Renich
Schroeder
Myrtle Point
Mast Hospital
H. T. Mitchelmore
Grants Pass
Hill Crematorium
Mitchelmore
E Renich
Cemetery Road
Beatrice Renich
Willis Sell
Virgina Renich
William Peter Allen
Coquille
Revue T. Mitchelmore
Ihteremt
Norway
Bill
California
Pendleton
Calligreeee
Ae Leaven
May Hux
Monument
Lillie Lee
McMinnville
Allen
Redwood City
Calif
Luella Alien
Lewis B. Eisele Oneral
Powers
Lewis EB. Elsete
Hillsaore
H. A. Schroeder
Sia Goedonkey Eare
Lewis
Gaylord
Cloyd
Redanond Wreak
Wash
Delile Lambert
Portland
Draft Call Heads 44 Men From Myrtle Point Area
About 44 men, including troops from Myrtle Point and nearby communities, are slated for the next U S draft call for active service. The list names individuals from Myrtle Point, Lebanon, Bandon and other towns, with selections drawn by the local selective service board secretary Mrs. Pearl Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Point
U. S
Pearl. Jackson
Selective Service Board
Siraty
William
A Preem
Donald C. Chapman
Coge Ile
Janes
G. Hatcher
Wayne J. DeWolfe
Jack H. Dunn
Jas. K. Miller
Lebanon
Byron
B.stalsup
Po Warren KE. Gilbert
R . Lloyd A. Crle
Reasberg
Willian H. Smith
Losquille
George H. Strader
Ellis E. Carlson
Elmer A
Freeman Likes Navy Life and Service School
A letter from Vance Freeman thanks Legion sponsors for guiding him to enlist in the Navy. He praises Henry Ford’s service school in Dearborn as the best the U S has for service men and says he plans to return home someday. Freeman notes travel, meeting diverse fellows, and his gratitude for Navy life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Pearson
Adja
Poat
Legion
Ers
yWarié
Ford” Motor Company
Dearborn
Michigan
Young Freeman
Navy
Bert
Henry Ford
U S
U. S
Vance Freeman
Veterans for Foreign Wars mobilizes to aid armed forces
The text discusses the readiness of the Veterans for Foreign Wars to serve or answer men in the armed forces through local units. It emphasizes equal treatment, support for national defense, and the duty of American citizens to back the nation's security and postwar prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
United
Presbyterian Women Meet in Shanghai Section
A group identified as Presbyterian Women met in Shanghai. Attendees discussed religious and community matters while the article notes disruptions and concern over local conditions.
Barn Blaze Destroys Farm on Rock Creek Ranch
A barn on Dwight Culver's Rock Creek ranch burned last Friday night while the family attended a Grange meeting. Hay and farm equipment including a new mower were lost. cause undetermined. Nearby notes mention Marion Morgan opening Peter Pan Cafe and Rev Lawrence H Mitchelmore visiting Merrill relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight ‘Culver
Rock Creek
Bridge i
Bridge
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Tei
Basketball Squad
Rotary
M. R. Lee
Pacific
Lyla Lee
Philippine
Bradford Lea
Chester
Spokane
Mra
Ralph Whitaker
von Tommy
Saree
Adams Ai Les i
Ing
Attorney
Navy Life
Nellie Ray
M. W. Eckley
Roy Miller
Grady Johnson
Jacqueline Braden
Tollege Studentsa
Myrtlé
Ower
Presbyterian
Byterial
Shanghai
Closea
Marion Morgan
Bapeme
Nadine
Lawrence H. Mitchelmore
Merrill
Oe T. “Mitthelm
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