Soldiers On Leave And Assignments From Fort Meade To Fort Ord
Transfers and leaves noted include Coant Pfe and John Ea boon moving from Fort Meade Maryland to Fort Ord California. Robert D Wertman leaves for home on a ten day leave from Fort Banning Georgia. Bud Griffin moves to the navy then to the army and is in Chicago. Cowden Earl is home on leave, Coxswain third class. Cheiaty now in the South Pacific from Pendleton Oregon. Forrest Krewson’s family in Sham receive word from India after more than two months. Marlin Evans reports from England with details of his son’s whereabouts. Gene Evans stationed in Hobbs New Mexico. Clarence Richardson, Army police, back for a few days before reassignment from Camp White. Tillamook events include Bargett called by daughter Doris Mae Hargelt. Absentee ballot note from Coos County. Miss Jones Deyoe graduates Aviation Ordnance at Norman Oklahoma. Pvt Deyoe transfers for further instruction. James L Grant promoted to aircraft chief in England unit. Nora Byers receives radio recording of sons Lt E Byers and Lt J F Byers in France. Ensign James L Porter and family visit. Porter a former Union High and University of Oregon athlete. Lewis B Williams graduates from Naval Training School at Great Lakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coant— Pfe
John _ ea boon
Fort Meade
Maryland
Fort Ord
Calif
Robert D. Wertman
Fort Banning
Portland
Yin
Army
Bud) Griffin
Navy
Chisage
Cowden J Earl
Srdans
Edwin Earl
Newport
Clarence Richardson
Army Police
Inter's College
New York
Cho
Talamook
Uume
Ard
Mo Cooper
Cphm U
Nahad
Pels
Aviation Ordnance
Jonenine Deyoe
Deyoe
E. Byers
J. F. Byers
Fred C. Heary
North Bend
Coca-cola Bottling Company
France
Grr Dutes
James L. Porter
James Porter
Ray
Coquille
Midshipman School
Columbia University
Ensign Porter
Thin City
Union High School
University of Oregon
Naval School
Great Lakes
Blue Jacket
Lewis B. Williams
Bridge, Ore
Mra
Hetley, Willams
Naval Training School
Roosevelt Re elected in staggered election tally
Roosevelt wins a fourth term amid a close popular vote with Dewey, as incomplete returns show large Democratic gains in the House and Senate. Oregon results tilt to the president locally, while several county offices stay Republican. County and state referenda mostly fail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin D. Roosevelt
White House
Twesday
Thomas FE
Dewey
Mr. Roosevelt
FDR
Ted
New Deal
National Congress
House
Myrtle Point
Coos County
Oregon
Congress
Myrtle Point Precincta
Wnd
Coos
Iwote
Little Townsend
Wayne le Morse
Edgar W. Smitth
Guy Cordon
Willis Milney
Harris Ellsworth
Floyd K. Dover
James W Mott
O. H Olasen
Lowell Stockman
Jd. C Bhord
Homer D Angel
Lester Sheeler
Ben €. Flaxel
Harold O. Olson
Charles W Forrest
F C True
Assensor
J H. Hildenbrand
C E. Powere
Fred W. Adama
Curry
Karl Steincore
Wm. E. Walsh
State Senate
George H Chaney
Roosevelt
Walsh
Chaney
Ralph T Moore
Adama
Steiner
Flaxer
Olson
L. D. Felsheim
Mgr
Veterans’ Fund
Veteran Educ
Townsend
Martha BE
Mulkey
Bricker
Roceivelt
Truman
Thomas and Hoopes
Watson and Johnson
U. S
Cordon
Mahoney
Coquille Bee Co Champs Armistice Day Meet
Bee Coquille Champs here Armistice Day at 2:00 p m with guest from Lincoln Nebraska Mrs Annadaya. Return to Sompert's Roy Rhule back at Sempert Drug. Don Nelson voting. Aubrey Wisden named Oregon State Patrolman. Family reunion at E H Norris home. Local news and school paper notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bee Coquille Champ
Armiatice
Nebraska
Annadatya
Lincoln
Neb
E. H
Grant Norris
Bee Coquille Champs
Andy
Sompert's
Roy Rhule
Sempert Drug Company
Harry Brown
E.C. Barker Jewelry
Sempert’s
Bandon
Dinner Guests at McDonald Home Attend Credit Conference
Last evening Mr. and Mrs. Walandlinghtysxemt tywt hosted dinner with guests including Me eusen taercretary of the Pacific Northwest Credit Council who spoke at the local credit conference held Friday night at the high school. The trophy cup was awarded to the local credit association for largest per capita membership in the United States. Deer and elk hunting reports came from Orvil Haga Charles Wooldridge and Harold Huetchinson with two deer and a cow elk in one party. others failed to bag game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDonald Home
Wal
United States
Dey
Orvil Haga
Charles Wooldridge
Harold Huetchinson
Henry Gehroeder
BE. C. Barker
Vielts
Lease Arrangements for Fair Grounds Reported
A meeting notes a lease for the fair grounds at a nominal 75 dollars annual rent. John Arnold transfers his ground lease. charter membership drive targets residents of high school age and older with 5 dollar adults and 2.50 junior fees. Committee members Dale Ohlsen T V Johnson and J H Clarke outline securities and social plans, plus trail layout near town for ride groups pending weather. Next meeting set for Friday at 8:00 at Mrs Johnsen's home with prospective members invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Verl
John Arnold
Cless
Dale Ohlsen
T. V. Johnson
J. H. Clarne
Ae Committee On Securities
Hagiva Eh
Johnsen
Red Cross Seeks More Helpers In Local Unit
A new Red Cross sewing shipment arrived for the local chapter and all women are urged to assist. The goal is to clear quotas by Christmas. Pajamas and hospital shirts are set for Myrtle Point. The Red Cross room opens Thursday afternoons and aims for one more weekly day. The room moved to above Security Bank while the old location was rented. Mr and Mrs Edward Jones and baby returned to Eugene after visiting Mrs Norwood Browne and Mr Browne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Myrtle Point
Ben
Edward Jones
Baby
Eugene
Decrees Granted in Baker and Kilgore Cases
Scattered civil notices list decrees granted in multiple cases. Names include Robert W. Baker versus Patricia McGee and Myron D. Kilgore versus Vivian E. Baker, with dates around October 1962. Other entries reference custody or settlement amounts and parties such as Daisy M. Porter and Joel Franklin Minser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dieores
Deaver
Waah
Ildren
Joel Franklin Minser
Amount Beirs
Daisy M. Porter
Ee BuBelfecs
Nel Reabe
Arauwat
Jocephra
Myron D. Kilgore
Motlen Day
Vivian EB. Baker
Robert W. Baker
Robert B. McGee
Patricia McGee
Burial notice for Mrs Effie Mae Harris in Arago
Effie Mae Harris dies at daughter’s home in Arago aged 66. Born Effie Giles January 6, 1876, she was one of the area’s pioneer families and lived here most of her life. Survived by husband Henry Harris and two daughters Mrs Knife of Arago and Mrs Ladran. Services Friday at Schroeder chapel with Elder A A Baker in charge and graveside rites by Una Rebekah at M Point cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Effie Mae Harris
Henry Harris
Knife
Arage
Sie Renee
Effie Mae Giles
Lels Knife
Arago
Ladren
Schroeder Chapel
Wceeleek
A. A. Baker
M Point
Una Rebekah
Wins In Food Contest at Coquille County Meeting
At the county meeting in Coquille on November 4, a food contest crowned winners among local women representing several groups. The page notes the event as a community showcase with praise for the entrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coquille
Poeore Fae Rse
County offices announce dirt work payment limits notices
A county program sets a three dollar limit per one hundred feet of ditch and other accepted practices for soil moving. Details and reports are available at the county office any day after completion and at local co ops and offices in Marshfield and Bandon on specified Fridays between 10:00 am and 4:00 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coos Bay Mutual
Marshfield
Coquil
Hospital Births and Injuries Reported in Local Notes
Mrs Norman Boles Fairview and Mrs John Abbott Marshfield are among patients listed with births and injuries. A daughter Joyce Kay was born to Mrs Listen Parriah of Coquille, while Fred Vogt of Coquille aided childbirth. Other patients include Mrs Clarence Sommers and baby and several others noted by initials and surnames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Boles
Fairview
Warnice Stock
Myrtle Point
John Abbott
Marshfield
Surrical
Fred Vogt
Coquille
Listen Parriah
Notemper
Joyce Kay
R. Langston
Powers
Clarence ‘Sommers
Beby
A. A. Mudlen
Charles Johnson
Oscar Post
Kenneth Casper
E. A. Webb
R. L. McMullen
Nera
Also Mentioned on This Page
South Pacific
Cheiaty
Pendleton
Barton
E. A. Krewson
Sham
Cp Forrest Krewson
India
England
Marlin den Evans
Martin Evans
Hobbs
N. M
Demos
Steward R. Dayton
Leutenant
Francis H. Griswold
Ytons
Signe Dayton
Heber R. Bee
Ore
Aubrey M. Wisden
Medford
Civil Aeronautics
Tut
E. H. Norris
C Street
Gunesta
Paul McNait and Sons
Anna Matya
Cecil Hartley
Ida Hardy
Brittain
Missouri
Bridge
Bully Pallock
Bob Dunn
Exchange
Annabelle Vadnais
Aura Lee Sheedy
Service Boys
Cliff Wilson
Claire Stock
Mary Ann Belshaw
Wally Mast
Fern Nickanon
Elisabeth Pearson
Maryann Cooper
Pat Guerin
Donna Jean Floyd
Hildenbrand
L. W Oddy
Forrest
True
J. N. Gearhart
J D Clinton
T Gurrin
W. Landy
A R. Jone
B. Pearson
Ralph T. Moore
Gearhart
Burke Bi
Ews Steins
County Court House
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