Local News Briefs From Coos Bay Area
Wanda Brown hosted a gathering last week at her home. Mr and Mrs Grady Johnson returned from a hunting trip to John Day county. Mrs Montague moved into the Martin home on Fifth Street with plans to have Mrs Mggere manage the house. A newborn son arrived Oct 16 in Coos Bay weighing 8 pounds 2 ounces. Mrs Harry Kalbus of Myrtle Point underwent surgery in Stark hospital. John Gardiner and Ray Griggs were discharged from McAuley hospital. Last week credit was given to Lawrence Clinton for Neon light installation in Coos Bay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanda Brown
P Montague
Hare
Grady Johnson
John Day County
Johnson
Martin Hopes
Fifth Street
Mggere
Norman
Oran Shull
Auley
Cone Bay
Robert Thompson
Keiser Hospital
North Bend
San Diego
Harry Kalbus
Myrtle Point
Stark Hospital
Coquille
John P. Gardiner
Ray E. Griggs
M. Point
McAuley Hospital
Coos Bay
Lawrence Clinton
Local residents note visits and births in season
A visiting guest Mrs. Catherine Erickson Coquille stayed with her daughter in the city. The Belt family welcomed a six pound son named Christopher Harry Bell born October 14, with relatives including Mr and Mrs George Belt and Mr and Mrs Chris Nelson. Other local events include travels of BBC Barker and T G Sumerlin for a hunting trip, with word of two deer bagged. A baby girl Sheryl Jean Evans arrived October 19 in Barkburnett Texas to Mr and Mrs Harley Gene Evans with grandparents noted in the story.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odiage
Catherine Erickson Coquille
Miller
George Belt
Gold Bwch
Belt
Chria Nelson
Christo
Belts
Nelsons
Christopher Harry Bell
Ray Phillips
Klamath Falla
Harley Gene Evans
Barkburnett
Texas
Sheryl Jean
Marlin Evans
E. D. Hartzell
Matilda Hartzel
Silver Lake
Kansas
Memorial for Mrs. E. W. Fones Held at Norway
Funeral services were held at Schoeder mortuary with Rev. James R. Wiley officiating. Interment followed in Norway Cemetery. Mrs. Fones, longtime Presbyterian church worker and Myrtle Camp member, died recently leaving her parents Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Fones of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Fones
Presbyterian Church
Myrtle Camp
Royal Neigh
Schoeder Mortuary
James R. Wiley
Norway
Land Grant Share To Reach 40540 In Coos County
Coos county will receive 40640 as the share of Oregon and California revested grant lands earnings for the year ending June 30 1946. Treasurer Charles Stauff says a formal government notice of settlement has been received, with the check forthcoming soon. Earnings are paid in lieu of taxes under a congressional act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coos County
Oregon
California
Charles Stauff
Stauff
Grange Convention Hotels Set Reserve Deadline
Grange housing chair Alvin Hobart requests a deadline of Oct 31 for hotel reservations in Portland to handle anticipated record attendance for the 80th annual Grange convention. Reservations made before the date go to Oregon State Grange, 1135 S E Salmon, Portland 14. An advance deposit of 5 dollars is required with each request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grange
Portland
Alvin Hobart
Grange Housing and Transportation Committee
Oregon
Mate Grange
S. E. Salmon
Tete gabare 058 HE ge a irsen Reosievar Word
A fragmentary report notes an event labeled Tete gabare 058 with unclear references and a possible association to Reosievar Word. Readable names are scarce, leaving the exact nature and location of the incident uncertain.
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