Bob Detlefsen Reelected to Lead Coos Farm Bureau
Robert Detlefsen of Coquille was reelected to a second term as Cove County Farm Bureau president at the Coos county meeting. The long-time dairy farmer and former army officer is noted for an active year and service on the Coos County Dairy Breeders board. Also reelected were Don Schmidt as vice president and Mrs. Don Schmidt as Women’s chairman, with other officers named for Myrtle Point.
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Robert Detlefsen
Coquille
Cove County Farm Bureau
Coos
Bob
Jc’s
County Farm Bureau
Myrtle Point High
OSC
Don Schmidt
Myrtle Point
Coos County Farm Bureau
Tom Guerin
Yeing
Farm Bureau appoints regional leaders and plans for Salem convention
Ray Bates announces regional bureau appointments with Carl Peterson from Coos Bay and Jim Olson of Bandon, who also serves on the National Cranberry Association board. Theresa Devereaux is reappointed publicity chairman. The Coos County Farm Bureau schedules the state convention in Salem for November 10 to 13 and holds its November meeting on November 18 at the Coquille courthouse, 8 Ret.
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Ray Bates
Farm Bureau
Bob
Commodity
Carl Peterson
Coos’ Bay
Fruits and Nuts
Jim Olson
Bandon
Oregon
National Cranberry Association
Theresa Devereaux
State Farm Bureau
Salem
Coos County
Compulsory Auto Insurance Costs Are Excessive
Republican state representative candidate C R Neumann spoke to about 30 Licensed Practical Nurses at Charleston school cafeteria. He outlined how legislation moves and reviewed bills he supported, including a failed gasoline dealers bill to regulate petroleum distribution and a bio analyst bill to set standards for laboratory operation.
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C R
Oregon considers compulsory auto liability law cost risks
Mr. Neumann argued the state would need about $675 000 annually for administration and that individual insurance costs would rise. He contrasted Massachusetts compulsory rates with Oregon and cited high local premiums in Eugene Salem Portland Seattle and Boston. He noted uninsured motorist coverage can be added for four dollars more than current rates.
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Tory
Neumann
Washington State
Oregon
Massachusetts
Eugene
Ore
Salem
Portland
Seattle
Wash
Revere
Mass
Worcester
Boston
Vermont
New Hampshire
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Notable Plan Visits to Review Oregon High Schools
Dr James B Conant, former Harvard president and US ambassador, will visit Oregon November 5 6 and 7 to present findings from a Carnegie funded study of US high schools. He will address at MacArthur Court Eugene and speak to groups in Salem and across the state meeting chambers editors and radio ITV stations. The program includes a two day conference on The Oregon High School led by the State Department of Education.
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Oregon
James B. Conant
James C. Yeomans
Portland
Dr. Conant
MacArthur Court
University of Oregon
Eugene
Conant
Carnegie Corporation
Oregon High School
Salem
State Department of Education
State Chambers of Commerce
Harvard University
West Germany
Community meetings sponsored by Oregon parent groups
Widespread attention surrounds educational sessions organized by a joint committee of the Oregon Congress of Parents and Pearlford Oregon School Association. The events aim to discuss schooling issues and public concerns across the region.
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Oregon Congress of Parents and
Pearlford
Oregon Seai Bparation
Oregon Education Sia
Tuberculosis Not Conquered As Yet Progress Is Made
A Coos Bay health column reports on early 20th century progress in a blood test for tuberculosis. Donations from local and national TB groups funded large scale testing led by Parlett and Youmans at Northwestern University Medical School. The article notes the test as an intermediate step improving detection and potential early treatment, urging public responsibility and regular testing.
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Parlett-Youman
Medical Research Division
American Trudeau Society
Robert C. Parlett
Guy P Youmanx
Northwestern University Medical School
Chicago
National Tuberculosis Association
Coos County
Birth announcements from Coquille area October 1958
Mr and Mrs Clarence Rexroad of Coquille welcomed a girl weighing 6 pounds 12 ounces on December 7 1958. Mr and Mrs Keith Smith of Myrtle Point had a girl 7 pounds 4 ounces born October 12 1958. Mr and Mrs Thomas Bradford of Coquille welcomed a boy 7 pounds 11 ounces on October 16 1958. Mr and Mrs Bernard Gollian of Coquille had a boy 6 pounds 4 ounces on October 16 1958. Mr and Mrs Virgil Miller of Coquille welcomed a boy 6 pounds 15 ounces on October 16 1958. Mr and Mrs Bobbie Hughlett of Coquille had a girl 9 pounds 3 ounces born October 14 1958. Mr and Mrs Paul Kistner of Coquille had a girl 9 pounds 7 1 2 ounces born October 16 1958. Mr and Mrs Gordon Reigan of Myrtle Point welcomed a girl 5 pounds 7 ounces on October 17 1958. Mr and Mrs Richard Kelly of Powers had a boy 6 pounds 5 ounces on October 17 1958.
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Clarence Rexroad
Coquille
Keith Smith
Myrtle Point
Otober
Thomas Bradford
Il-oz
Bernard Gollclan
Virgil Miller
Bobbie Hughlett
Paul Kistner
Gorgon Reigan
Richard Kelly
Powers
Lutherans Celebrate 441st Anniversary at St James
The 441st anniversary will be celebrated Sunday at St James Lutheran Church with Sunday school activities a film-strip from the picture Martin Luther and an 11 am sermon by Pastor Heins on How Can a Man Become Righteous Before God The children will sing the Reformation Hymn Lord Keep Us Steadfast in Thy Word all welcome
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St. James Lutheran Church
Martin Luther
Heins
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Bob Detlefsen
Coos Farm Bureau
Mark Hatfield
Mark X
Hatfield
Coos Cole Hatfield
J B Beddingfield
Coos Bal
S&h
Auto Tern Associate
Spruce Street
T.B and Health Association
Elmer Strode
Herald Press
James C
Jim) Thompson
Jim
Sheriff's Office
Jim Thompson
Thompson-for
David Mikelson
Broadway
Empire
Fryers & Hensary
Swift
Sirlon
Hudson House
Wrigley's Gums
Paul Geddes Cane Niss
Pd. Pal
Geddes
Congress Committee
W. E Johnson
Chen
U. S. No
Para Sas
Herald
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