Local Social Roundup Includes Weddings Travel and Visits
LeReh and others visit Portland and Chehalis as Mr and Mrs Collier host. Mrs Swigert travels to Olympia with companions. Dunn family returns from Moasy Rock after grandmother's death. Adella Riley improves from bus accident injuries at Keizer hospital. Barbara Barker and Dean Braman host visitors from Springfield and Portland. Belleisle Dayton wedding in Coos Bay draws guests. Walter Schriver visits Green Bay branch. Masonic lodge reunion in Eugene noted. United States government receipts for 1799-1800 referenced in Kansas City bulletin.
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W. J. Phelps
Portland
Ray Collier
R. C. Swigert
Olympia
Washington
Ralph Kelley
Henry Larmon
Norway
Kelley
Chehalis
Larmon
Invy Rock
Harold Dunn
Moasy Rock
Dunn
Dunns
Ray Swigert
Adella Riley
Keizer Hospital
North Bend
Lyle Barker
Springfield
Glen Putnam
Dean Braman
George Belt
E. C. Roberts Realty
Ruth Baily
Medford
Farm Building Plan Service offers 92 listings
U S C extension service provides circular 487 listing farm house and equipment plans with 92 items. Plans may be ordered with 25 cent per sheet and 35 cent order charge covering multiple sheets. Local agents can provide manuals and details on variations and testing for sound construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M G Huber
OSC
Huber
Huger
Wallace Campaign Arrives in Coos County May 25
Wallace for President organizers in Coos County announce Henry A Wallace will address a public rally May 25 at 8:00 pm in Marshfield High School auditorium Coos Bay Oregon. Barbara Brown and Mike Loring coordinate local arrangements as Wallace tours Oregon with staff and ten newspapermen seeking 40 000 petition signatures to place the new party on the November ballot.
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Oregon
United States
Marshfield High School
Henry A Wallace
Coos Bay
Barbara Brown
Coos County
Wallace
Mike Loring
Portland
Kay
Salem
Corvallis
Eugene Wallace
W.J Gailmore
United Electrical Workers
Petitlions
Coos
Curry
Oregon Wallace
Recorder Court Drunkenness Fines Levied On Several Defendants
In Recorder court bench fines were handed to multiple defendants. Ben Murray Hale faced May 12 for drunk and disorderly conduct with a 25 dollar fine and two pounds costs. Marshall Dowdal on May 15 for drunkenness received 12 days in jail. M D Sutphin on May 15 for drunkenness was fined 25 dollars and two dollars costs. Fred O'Hara also pleaded drunkenness with 209 dollars and two dollars costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recorder Court
Ben Murray Hale
Marshall Dowdal
M D
Sutphin
Fred O'Hara
Last Regular Class Season Ends at Local High School
School officials announced that the last regular classes for the current year will be held next Friday. A final assembly with athletic awards will take place then. Mrs Herbert Wayne suffered a heart attack at a Coffee Shop Tuesday and was taken to Mast hospital for observation. she was later taken to her parents’ home, Mr and Mrs Jesse Clinton, Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Marks Episcopal Guild
H H Thomas
Mabel Barklow
Ada Lemon Grace Dement
Margaret Dodge
Herbert Wayne
Mast Hospital
Jesse Clinton
Mabel Fish
Arago
Schroeder
Coquille
Will Hodges
Etta Morton
Bandon
Earl Seward
Oregon and Portland Honored for Safety Record
The 1947 safety achievements of Oregon and Portland were recognized at a luncheon in the Congress Hotel Portland with Governor John H Hall and Mayor Earl Riley receiving awards. Oregon ranked third behind Washington and Utah in national traffic safety, while Portland competed in its population class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Portland
Congress Hotel
National Safety Council
John H Hall
Earl Riley
Tom Bake
Washington
Utah
Earl T Newbry
William A Bowes
Secretary of State outlines Oregon license plate plan
Newbry announces that Oregon will shift plate distribution to counties with driver licenses, aiming to cut the 38 cent sticker fee and ease rush demand. The plan envisions issuing plates on license basis and introducing permanent plates with expiration date tags by 1950, noting plate number 800000 ordered. Oregon grows rapidly and state facilities must keep pace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Newbry
Newbry
Oregon
Secretary of State
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LeReh
John Lampoon
Wiltie Rickman
John Arnold
Albert Carver
Henry Schroeder
Leo Helsinger
Bellingham
Ritchie Francis
Meaford
Drck Johnson
Walter Sykes
Floyd Summers
Harry Griffiith
Masonic Lodge
Eugene
Superior Cheese
Walter J. Schriver
Superior Cheese Company
Green Bay
Wisconsin
The
United States Government
Kansas City Labor Bulletin
Sig Uander
Niel Allen
Grants
Country Club
Johnny Dayton
New Bulletin
Andrew A. Nystrora
Schroeder Chapel
Andrew A Nystrom
Richard Cochran
Presbyteriian Church
Myrtle Point
Sweden
Gladys von Orden Scottsburg
Arden F Mollala Froy Monroe
Claude A
Dexter Marvin Salon
Herman Aberdeen Wnard
Henry A. Wallace
Marshfield High
Ashfield H School
People's Songs Incorporated
E. C. Barker
Carson
Indus
Berle Karloff
Shoriies
Danmy Kaye and
Virginia Maye
RKO
Technicslor
Secret Life
Walter
Mitty
Hilsnd Theatre
Recorder's Court
Burke
Dick Johnson
Abbie
Reta Mullen
Hazel Stevens
Ennis
Orvid
Ison
Waltham
Skt
Sweet Girl
Hub Myrtle Clothing & Shoe Co
Myrtle Point, Oregon
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