Four Counties to Fight Gorse Along Coast
Four counties Coos Curry Douglas and Lane plan a shared fund to match state money for a gorse control experiment on Elk River in northern Curry. At Sixes Grange hall May 3, feasibility and funding discussed with Oregon State College directing the project and a target of $6,000 to match the initial state funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coosa
Curry
Douglas
Lane
W J Sweet
Elk River
Curry County
Sixes Grange Hall
Sweet
C. D D. Hill
Oregon State College
Coos and Curry
Coos
State College
Allen Pheeler
Lane County
Ross Hutcheson
R. M Knox
WOLA
Leo A. Isaac
Portland
Forest Service Experiment Station
H. A. Schoth
Corvallia
Paul M Dunn
OSC
Nelson
Rogers
Salem
State Forester
J R Parker
Rosburg
Douglas County
Fistcher
Eugene
Geo. H Jenkins
Coquille
Coon County
Fred W. Adams
Gold Beach
Eliis
Dement
Myrtle Point
Gorse
C M. Gray
Phil Grange Gorse
Herb Payne
Fred Gustafson
H. A. Hoffeldt
A Hoffeldt
Harbor Grange
Frank A. Shaw
Port Orford
Fighting Lady on Screen for Navy Charity Double Feature
The program features The Fighting Lady and a Dinner For a Soldier presentation starring Anne Baxter John Hodiak and Charles Winninger. All profits from the films go to Navy charities as the crew tours the ship in a prologue. The coast to coast first run pairing is promoted as a sensational attraction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert
Navy Charities
Anne Baxter
John Hodiak
Charles Winninger
Marriage Licenses and Estates Recorded in County Court
County court notices list marriages including Byron Merrit to Laura Mattoon and Prentice Weaver to Pansy Holder in early April, plus a Tacoma man and Port Orford woman marrying April 2. Estate items name Burgess heirs and Gilbertson and Cameron estates with specified amounts and heirs, and guardianship for Connie Miller. Divorce actions include Biescke and Tillie Biescke, and Goeller and Malletie with dates and issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron William Merrit
Laura Gene Mattaon
Coos Bay
Prentice E. Weaver
Pansy Q Holder
Gold Beach
Ralph W. Jacobson, S Jr
Tacoma
Wash
Lois Marie Perkins
Port Orford
Jack Norwood DeLore
Helen May Blackburn
North Bend
F. R. Bull Leo Max Magnuson
Doris Louise Haynes
Ith
George Burgess
Connie Mae Miller
Gunhild Gilbertzcon
Bertha Mourfield
Gilbert Gilbertson
June Gilbertson Scherer
George Gordon Gilbertson
RR. Cameron
Florence Cameron
Patricia Griffith
Circuit Ceart— Co
G Broughton
Josephine Barnaird
Louis H. Bothwell
Alice M Bothwell
Coquille
Fred Biescke
Tillie Ray Biescke
Sam Xen
Bead
Ore
Alkird
Diveres
Aetad
Vancouver
Lucille G. Malletie
Robert Goeller
Coanese & Teleny
Owe
Omelty
A. Bv
Meat Sellers Must Register Before Marketing Meat
Farmers who plan to sell or give away meat after May 13 must register with their local War Price and Rationing Board before marketing. Frederick F. Janney of the OPA outlined the requirement at a meeting of producers at City Hall in Cees Bay. The local board will assign a slaughterer quota in dressed meat for each quarter equal to 100 percent of the amount the farmer sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick F. Janney
OPA
Cees Bay
Court Dockets Highlight Multiple Civil Actions and Decrees
A list of civil suits including VX Ellis W Key versus Passie bd Munroe et al and Mary A Stark against Lale W Caldwell. Also Mellen Day and Annette Mausey versus James F Maunsey with decree, Alice Lwis Gina versus Arthur R Wiggins decree, Zern K Bheemaker versus Wm W Bheemaker denied, and O K Oyster versus Alberta M Coater decree.
Meat rationing rules outlined for 1944 quotas and classes
The article explains 1944 meat allotments based on rationing points and classifies slaughterers into three categories. Class one covers federally actioned establishments with no meat limits. Class two includes non federally inspected commercial and retail slaughterers and those who had livestock custom slaughtered. Class three contains resident farmers who slaughtered or had slaughtered livestock and collected under 6 000 pounds of dressed meat in 1944.
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Ap Plvant
Janney
Bridge May Day Program Crowns Dora OcheKree Queen
On Thursday May 3 Bridge held its May Day celebration crowning Dora OcheKree as queen. Attending were Breel Rice Dolores Bowers Nadine Brown Avis Gibbs and June Bore. After the coronation the upper grades presented Robin Hood and the primary and intermediate grades performed Dance of the Flowers.
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Bridge
Dora OcheKree
Breel Rice
Dolores Bowers
Nadine Brown
Avis Gibbs
June Bore
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General Dwight Eisenhower
County Court House
Ands
J. Sereet
Gq Fm
Sleth
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