County School News Reports Exams and Eighth Grade Grads
The state teachers exam will be held in Coquille on June 19 14 16 and 16 with few local takers as most Coos county teachers hold certificates via graduation. Eighth grade graduations include Gravel Ford East Fork on Friday the 13th Myrtle Point Powers Bandan and Bunker Hill scheduling events. Many teachers plan summer study at Ashland Monmouth or UO OSU while others may attend Corvallis summer session and club members Opal Robison Edna Halter and Ruby Robison expect to join.
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Coquille
Coos County
East Fork
Gravel Ford
Myrtle Point
Bunker Hill
Ashland
Monmouth Normal
University of Oregon
Oregon State College
Opal Robison
Edna Halter
Arago
Joader
Ruby Robison
Corvallis
Local Notes on Residents and Visiting Kin
Mrs Glen Shores mother Mrs Kelly returned to Monmouth II and was taken to Roseburg by Mr and Mrs Shores. Mrs Stevens visiting daughter Mrs T A Hall plans to spend summer at Eugene with another daughter. Mr Harnish at Grants Pass to relieve asthma. Verla Sumerling helping in Norway store. Mr Wollen ill. Mrs W J DeBoer hosted a Sunday school women roast in Bennett grove. J A Miller Mrs Harrison and children saw A J Barnes circus in Marshfield last Saturday. Mr and Mrs Walter Schroeder Sunday visitors at J A Miller home.
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Glen Shores
Kelly
Monmouth
W J DeBoer
Bennett Grove
J C Gibson
Mast & Wisen
Dave Moore
Lee
J A Miller
Walter Schroeder
Missing Fragments Highlight Local Social News
Fragmentary note mentions Ms Verna McNair returning from Randolph School and a visit by William Miller and others to a Mrs Miss Verna McNair’s mother. The jumbled text reads as a snapshot of a small town social scene with several unreadable names.
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Hee
Mergid
Batali
Wm. Miller
I Field
Verna McNair
Randolph
Birthdays and school notes in Arago community column
Last Tuesday week marked Oliver Myera’s birthday with a postal card shower from friends and flowers honoring him during illness. Commencement exercises the previous Saturday were small in number but strong in content with valedictorian Kenneth Carl and praises for Miss Zenobea Knight. Harold Fish injured a finger at work while David Root visits from Portland. Burns-Frank Whiting reports 25 fat steers sold for 3764 dollars.
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Oliver Myera
Sampa
Oliver Myers
Mrs. Hevy
Mullins
Kenneth Carl
Miss Doyle
Robison
Lafferty
Ferrari
Irvine
Portland Journal
Arago
Zenobea Knight
Tenn. Robison
M. T. Clinton
Richmond
Harold
David Root
Miss Hockema
Portland
Local Families Take Train To Visit Relatives and Move Plans
Ole and Mrs J B Magland and family Floyd visit Culver area after buying property. O E Rice family stays week with relatives. Mrs Taylor and daughters visit. Brandhagen return from Portland. Murray family weekends with Frank Fish kin. Beckett and kin stay home. Curtiss visits Hazel Fredenburg. Porter family moves to M Creek camp. W Heath and R L take coast trip. Joe Knight family visit J L Knight on Catching Creek.
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Ole
J. B. Magland
Floyd
Uebel
Mies Lilek
Bill Kerrigan
Culver
O. E. Rice
Taylor
Ian
Laura
R. M. Brandhagen
Portland
I. B. England
Murray
Burke and
Wilda
Frank Fish
Coquille
Ray L. Beckett
Virginia
Beckett
Roy Brown
Myrthe Po
Ionella Curtiss
Hazel Fredenburg
Frank Porter
Littl Age Paul
Myrtle Point
Jim Porter
Bridge
M. Creek
Frank
Jim
W. Heath
R. L
Joe Knight
J. L. Knight
Catching Creek
Eighth Grade Diploma Awarded in Gravel Ford News
Austin Hail and Robert Casebeer received their Eighth Grade diplomas. All students on the state exam achieved good grades. Frank Harnish attends the Odd Fellows Convention in Roseburg. Barbecue and Saturday night events planned at the Ford.
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Austin Hail
Robert Casebeer
Frank Harnish
Odd Fellows
Roseburg
el Ford
Value of Libraries and Rural Life Emphasized by USDA Bulletin
A USDA bulletin argues libraries support efficient farming and a richer rural life with good homes, schools, churches, libraries, hospitals, and recreation. Outlook for wool notes world demand outpacing supply, urging U.S. breeders to produce uniform, mill‑desirable wool and market it efficiently. Reports of a heavy berry crop followed by unsettled weather across Western Oregon.
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U.S. Department of Agriculture
Wester Walker
U. S. Bureau of Agriculture
Australia
New Zealand
South Africa
Oregon
Dental health and tooth decay risks in everyday care
An article stresses mouth hygiene to prevent tooth decay and disease transmission from the mouth. It urges chewing on both sides, proper brushing, gum massage, and regular dental exams, plus diet as a contributing factor and school dental clinics as a solution. It notes many children have cavities by age eight and discusses district consolidation in Curry county.
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Senda
Coquille VFW Post 1412 Holds Monthly Meetings
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 1412 in Coquille will hold monthly meetings at Myrtle Point and at Edward J. Rae Edward J. proper. Details read as the ae ef each month, with venues to be confirmed in local notices.
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Coquille Valley Post
Veterans OF Foreign Wars OF the
Church notices outline weekly services and address
The notice lists 10:00 school, 11:00 Memorial services, 8:00 evening service and study, with Elder Leander Sasith as pastor and all invited to attend at the church of the Brethren. It mentions a union service and midweek activities on Wednesday evening.
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Kee
Correction notice on marriage and church sanction claims
A Herald correction states that M. E. Ferdinand wed Wi Soe nasal Nelt and that Ferdinand has not received any sanction from the Methodist church. The notice corrects prior misstatements in the recently published issue.
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the Herald
M. E. Ferdinand
Ferdinand
Methodist Church
Four-Square Gospel Church Announces Weekly Services
The church lists a teaching service at 11 a.m. and an evening study at 7 45 p.m. on regular Sundays with Lord Jones 145. Wednesday and Friday bridge meetings are also planned. Pastor TR Wiles extends cordial invitations to all attendees.
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Evansac
Lord Joneeg
Bridge
Pervert TR Wiles
James Johnson Held on Charge After Mountain Cabin Robbery
James Johnson, jailed in Gold Beach, awaits action by Curry county grand jury on a charge of robbing Moritz Fitsche’s cabin on Wild Horse Mountain. Johnson, after lodging overnight, fled when Fitsche left to the landing. He was later captured on a mountain trail by a deputy sheriff. A note mentions a Wheeler-Site goat cheese factor for Mohler.
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James Johnson
Gold Beach
Curry County
Grand Jury
Moritz Fitsche
Wild Horse Mountain
Johnson
Fitsche
Fitcche
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