Local Residents Return from Travel and Events
Local residents arrived home after visits and travels from Portland Everett Baker and Sixes. Recitals, conventions, and Pioneer meetings drew families including Dunn Shull Hammer Whitaker Noden Meldrum Flentge Perkins and others. Major Stewart Dayton left Korea returning to Edwards Field while families attended gatherings and hospital visits continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golda Culver
Portland
Emanuel Hospital
Edwardz&McClurg
Bobby
Everett
Wash
Ray Grant
Gaylord
Paul Breuer
Lucas Lodge
Agness
Hazel Knapp
Coos Bay
Jack Dunn
Orin Shull
Paul Hammer
Ralph Whitaker
Jim Noden
Louvella
Frank Meldrum
Johnny
Flentge Perkins
Ritchie Francis
Jackie Lynn
Don Driscoll
Elton Schroeder
Keith
Jane
Edith Dunn
Ann Hammer
Cathy Shull
Lourella Noden
Janet Whitaker
Fred Gross
Howard Leatherman
Fairview
Baker
John Waybrandt
Bill
Klamath Falls
Wekend
H. Dayton
A. Byford
Myrtle Creek
Joe Schilling
Schilling
St Vincent's Hospital
Edgar Williams
Wayne Caudle
Henry Schroder
T G Sumerlin
Ed Carter
Coos Curry
Bill Knife
David
Arlie Knife
Mark
Seven Devils Road
Charleston
J H McCloskey
Norway
Donald McLeod
Delores
Arago
Perry Roper Sr
Mast Hospital
H. Daytons
Stewart Dayton
Korea
Dayton
Edwards Field
San Bernardino
Calif
Guy Woodward
San Diego
Jack Zumwalt
Seattle
Rose Garrett
E. O. Sempert
Bill Sempert
Charles Nichols
Richard E Vines Sets Sheriff Campaign Platform
Richard E Vines declares his sheriff campaign platform as a candidate for Coos County Sheriff. He outlines a policy of active law enforcement, rural police protection, 24 hour jail access, and cooperation with state police and local chiefs while staying economical and fair. He closes with respect to voters and notes his duties as Myrtle Point police chief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard E Vines
Coos County
U. S. Navy
Naval Reserve
Oregon
Myrtle Point
Richard E. Vines
Power Co Merger Wins Federal Approval
Federal Power Commission approves the merger of Mountain States Power with Pacific Power and Light. Plans call for consummation May 21 with the Pacific Power and Light name. The merged firm will serve 285000 customers with annual revenues of 37.25 million and a total utility plant balance of 181.458 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Power Commission
Mountain States Power
Pacific Power and Light
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
Wyoming
Mrs Ervin Wilberger Wins Rexall Salesmanship Award
Mrs Ervin Wilberger of Perkins Rexall Drug Store receives the Rexall citation of merit from Rexall Drug Company of Los Angeles for sincere enthusiasm and initiative. She has 10 years tenure at the Perkins store and is one of three West Coast recipients, cited by Rexall leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ervin Wilberger
Perkins Rexall Drug Store
Rexall
Rexall Drug Company of
Los Angeles
Flentge Perkins
Wiiberger
Rexall Drug
Justin W. Dart
Robert B. Dockum
International Association of Rexall Clubs
C E. Cooper
C Till Bond
Wilberger
Perkins Drug Store
West Coast
State election supplies cost Oregon taxpayers ten thousand
Oregon's secretary of state reports 157600 plus items were distributed to 386 county clerks for 2540 precinct boards. Supplies include pencils seals tally sheets and abstracts of votes. Last April crews began assembling orders and shipments wrapped up last week with total cost about 10000. The process will repeat for the November general elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Speecial
Election Board
State of
Oregon
Elections Department
Secretary of State
State Department
Earl T Newbry
Newbry
Buddy Poppy Sale Scheduled by VFW Auxiliary
The Ladies Auxiliary to Lee Ray Post 2928 VFW will sell Buddy Poppies May 21-22 to aid veterans and the widows and orphans of those who served. Poppy chair man Mrs Chris Ralph chairs the drive. A display at Western Auto honors young men who died serving their country. Postmasters from the county join a Sunday meeting in Powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Ray
Oregon
Camp White
V.F.W
Vif.w. National
Eaton Rapids
Mich
Western Auto Store
Coleman and Richmond Qualify for State Track Meet
Myrtle Point athletes Maynard Coleman and Bob Richmond earned state meet bids at the District 4 meet in Springfield. Coleman tied for first in high jump at 5 ft 8 1 2 in earning blue ribbon on fewer misses while Richmond placed third in pole vault at 11 ft 6 3 4 in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coleman
Richmond
Corvallis
Myrtle Point Boycat
Springfield
Maynard Coleman
Bob Richmond
Bobcat
Robcots
Kilgrove
Cota
Gibbs
Huffman
Robert Huffman
Myrtle Point High School
Eugene High School
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Rick Vines
Voter
Myrtle Point Lutheran Church
Stenderd Oil Company of California Products
Stenderd
Perry C. Roper
River Road
Ore
E . Barker
Cottage Grove
Fuesday
Edgar Rickard
Sutherlin
Harold Hatcher
Fifth St
F. Meldrum
Sitkum
Ted Kirsch
Sun Valley
Ritchie
Frank Porter
Norman York
Roy McCain
Don Discoll
Powers
Milton Schroeder
Rs. Schoeder
Marlin Ems
Art Ratcliffe
DeCook
Ralph Todd
Jack Ellis
Emmett Hammack
John Caudle
Grants Pass
Rebekah
Dundee
National Biscuit Crackers
del Monte
U.S.D.A
Weiners Cascade
U.S. Choice
Mrs
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