Rasmussens New Ranger to Washington District
Rasmussens move to Washington district for two and a half years with duties as a government timber salesman. Ranger H. B. Brown succeeds them, arriving from Baker Oregon. Mrs Brown plans to join by early next week. Chaparral lodge observes home coming with solos by J Verne Laswell and reading by Mrs H M Swis. Dean Bundy on furlough from Fort Hann, nephew of Mr and Mrs H N Hall, returning after serving in the headquarters division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Willamette Forest
H. B. Brown
Brown
Baker
Oregon
Chaparral Lodge
J. Verne Laswell
H. M. Swis
Dean Bundy
H. N. Hall
Fort Hann
Bundy
Hall
Sweet Home
Corgan Suite College
Mystic Chapter Plans to Attend Marshfield Reception
Mystic Chapter OZS met at the Masonic hall to arrange a group trip to Marshfield on the 14th for the Doric chapter reception honoring Dr June Martin grand conductress. Refreshments followed by Mrs Robert Cigar and Mrs John Purvis.
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Mystic Chapter
OZS
Masonic Hall
Marshfield
Doric
June Martin
Robert Cigar
John Purvis
Local Happenings and Visiting Residents Reported
Kenneth Cunningham of Reedsport spent the weekend in town with his parents. Dick Utterback of North Bend visited relatives here. Dean Slonecker was in Portland on Friday. A C Billings and family left for Redmond California. George Stemmer man and daughter Cleone and George Eccles and daughter visited Mrs W L Stemmerman. W L Stemmerman works near Eureka California. Miss Lottie Grove of Portland spent the weekend with Frank Grove’s family. Luther Hall began a trip to Indiana and Kentucky to visit relatives. Lorraine Shepherd of Eugene visited relatives here. Archie Lane of Fairview visited Friday. Mrs William Newton of Eugene visited relatives last week. Paul Cellitanio left to visit relatives in Denver until year’s first. Mr and Mrs A L King went to Portland for Livestock exposition. Mrs Bernard Hawser spent days in Roseburg. Charles Schmidt of Marshfield visited the Maershfield junior high and Empire teachers. Marion Borrigo spent weekend with Clarence Conger. Bryant Logging to burn slashings this week with twelve men on a 400 acre tract, about two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Cunningham
Reedsport
L i Cunningham Dick Utterback
North Bend
Dean Slonecker
Portland
A C Billings
Alton
Alvina
Redmond
California
George Stemmerman
Cleone
Coos River
George Eccles
Dellwood
W L. Stemmerman
W L Stemmerman
Fureka
Lottie Grove
Frank Grove
Luther Hall
Indiana
Kentucky
Mfr
Lorraine Shepherd
Eugene
Archie Lane
Fairview
William Newton
Empire
Hee
Old Beall
Marion Borrigo
Eee Epert
Clarence Conger
Bryant Logging Company
Home Nursing Course Starts In Local Community
A twelve lesson home nursing course begins Monday December 1 with Mrs Ethel Littler as instructor. Sessions run two hours each, 12 meetings with a final exam and certificates. Space for 30 participants at the Fellowship clubhouse. applications handled by Mrs Walter Commons and the county board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Littler
Walter Commons
Alton McCue
Dorothy Bishop
Edward Dehne
Commonts
Broadbent Notes Arrivals and Local Visits
Mrs Emma Hermann reports her granddaughter and family Mir and Mrs Austin Haley Bryan Dennis and Patrick have safely arrived in Seattle from the Philippines where he served as government master mechanic buyer for three years. They traveled via Shanghai Honolulu to San Francisco. Haley is recalled as Miss Maxine McDonald who grew up beside the Broadbent creamery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Hermann
Mir
Austin Haley
Bryan
Dennis
Patrick
Seattle
Philippine Islands
Haley
Maxine McDonald
Manila
Honolulu
San Francisco
Norman McDonald
Bremerton, Wash
Herrmann
Warren Collins
Carlsbad
Calif
Roseburg
R. W .Mattson
W Donald Place
Carlebed
William Johnson
Charles Miles
Broadbent
Marshfield
R. W. “Whatteon Ranch
Howard Carver
Styrtle Point
R. A. Palmer Hom
Karl Littrell
Martin Laseen Tapch
Thomas Luttrell
Rex Clinton Carmen
Gaylord
Hermann
Floyd
Ont Sy
Lester Kangen
Pheri
Chas Knight
Gundey
Post & Fuller Begin Mill Site With Tool Shed
The town begins a saw mill project with a first concrete sign a tool shed at the north end of the tract acquired by E Q Post of Eugene. Leo Frye departs Tuesday to transport the Ranger station pack animals toward Grants Pass then to Agness and through the mountains for about three days. A 183 pound four point buck killed on Den Ridge last week by Lawrence Melton is recorded at the Ranger station.
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Rtg
E. QO. Post
Eugene
Bingham Mountain
Leo Frye
Ranger
Grants Pass
Agness Land
Eabout
den Ridge
Lawrence
Melton
Forest Fire Loss Small Past Season
Forest land under the state forestry department saw 7 700 acres burned during 1941 on 12 million acres. Lynn F Cronemiller states this is an all time record and half the 1937 plan. Lightning fires reached 53 for the season with nearly 500 during July storms. grass fires were the lowest at 353. He credits favorable weather and the Keep Oregon Green campaign, noting continued public information work for 1943.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Forestry Department
Lynn F Cronemiller
Acsistant State Forester
Mr Cronemiller
Oregon
Tong Axe
Use Tank To Catch Iron In Water
Dissolved iron in spring water complicates domestic use when piped to homes, notes J S Jones of Oregon State College. Iron may leach from pipes or soil, and the remedy is a settling tank or basin using sodium carbonate to precipitate iron, which then settles out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J S Jones
Oregon State College
Jones
Local social notes and visits around Broadbent area
Sunday callers at F G Hermann ranch included Mr and Mrs R A Palmer and daughter Jetty from Brewster Valley. Gaylord visitors Mr and Mrs Forrest Grant visited Mr and Mrs F G Hermann. Broadbent school marked a traf fic Olm shown by Charles F Bollinger. Various neighbors hosted dinners and gatherings with families such as Floyd Arrell Lassen and Delyria, while C True drilled a well unsuccessfully near the Lloyd home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Palmer DeLos Hermann
Brewster Valley
F G Hermann
Forrest Grant
Gaylord
Broadbent
Charles F Bollinger
State Department
Lewis Floyd
Frances Arrell
Dorothy Hermann
Thomas Forrest
Ed Watzling
Myrtle Point
George Delyria
King Wilson
Art Richardson
Herbert Bentley
North Bend
Lloyd Lackey
Roderick Hermann
Frances Artell
Floyd
Marshfield
Clell Holtein
Walt Striker
Floyd Way
Martin 'Lassen
Mr Lassen
W J Floyd
Claire Floyd
James Treves
Bandon
L. E. Watson
Coquille
Parrish Place
Watson
Roseburg
W H. Ortman
George Ia
Industrial survey urged for Cope and Curry counties
A Marshfield meeting passed a formal resolution asking the Bonneville administration to conduct an industrial survey of Cope and Curry counties to gather data on mineral possibilities. The group aims to extend surveys already done in the Willamette valley and seeks $8 000 in next year’s budget for a minerals coordinator and agent. The next meeting will be in Coquille on Oct 24 and local chamber members helped amend and participate in the discussion.
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Southwestern Minerals
Bagies
Marshfield
Bonneville Administration
Cope
Curry Counties
Wiliamette Valley
Northwest
Association
Coos County
Coquille
Oneeday
Myrtle Point
Arthur Jones
Farm Groups Plan Askings of County Funds
Members of the board of directors and committee men of agricultural groups will meet at the Coquille court house Friday evening October 18 at 8 pm to consider appropriations requested from the County Budget Committee for the first half of 1943. The meeting is open to the public and arranged by County Agricultural Agent George Jenkins with group officers requesting attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Coquille
County 9 Agricultural Conservation Association
County Dairyman‘s Association
County Livestock Association
County Fair Board
George Jenkins
Stores Stocks Advertising Attract Community Growth
Wright A Patterns discusses three essentials for a thriving town economy. Clean appearance adequate stock and strong newspaper advertising help merchants draw customers and keep the marketplace vibrant. The piece argues modern storekeeping and advertising evolve beyond century-old methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright A
Local merchants urged to boost town trade
A faded passage urges methods to attract town residents and nearby farmers to shop locally. It emphasizes demonstrating the town as a good place to buy and assisting merchants in crafting effective advertising to draw customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borat
Vitamin C in Diet: Prevents Scurvy and Supports Health
Guidance notes that vitamin C prevents scurvy and aids teeth bones and blood vessels. Daily portions include oranges lemons grapefruit or tomatoes in various forms. Overcooking or excessive water destroys vitamin C. use minimal cooking and serve juices when possible.
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Rasmussens
Washington
New
Ashington Eestaet
Virginia Brees
Wallace Beery
Barnacle
Bill Perest
Pioneer Theater
Vers Er
Helen Griswold
Mary Slonecker
Delores West
Katrine Gamwell
King's Grocery
Harold Peell
NEW Dance Orchestra
New High School
B Rockhus
Dale Crew
Elmo Frye
Clarence Hull
Curtis Townsend
Aljston Stanley
Jackie Barklow
Girls’ Athletic Association
Alvina Billings
Mary Barklow
Katrine Gamer
Righetti Fermit Hayes
Harold West
Ethel Braith
Jackie Barksow
Revere
Harold Beall
Beall
B R Nicklaus
J M Adams
Mes. Munro
Communnetey Aid
Bruce Munro
Community Church Ladies’ Aid
John, Purvis
Mary Ferber
James Laswell
CCC Crew Gravels
Eden Valley
Cockoys
Ching Plat
Federal
Eden Ridge
Joneses
John McArdle
Jess Jones
Patty Whalen
Sweet’ Home
Woman's Club
PTA
E R. Hannon
Wiliaam Caver
Ned Slonecker
J F Johnson
James Gamwell
Ambership
Mell
Lasswell
Fellowship Club
Port Orford
Beyz Paist
Princial Laswell
Charles Bollinger
Department of State
King’s Grocery
Powers
Royal Neionbors
Valley Camp
RNA
Moose Hall
May Logan
Willis Varney
Boyd Rasmussen
Mildred Cowan
Joseph
Steck
Old Bingham
Johnson
Eden
James Hames
Post & Fuller
Oklahoma
Sempert
Home Cafe
Beteri
Powers, Ore
Fistisinev
Ery
Reeulte Cuaranteedt
Texaco Station
Deh Curtis
Pre
Powers. Ors
Confectionery Fountain Service
Mrs. Wm. McLaughlin
Proprietors
Royal Portable
Phrede
Reg
Pol
Polestba Ag
Herald Press
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