Southern Oregon College Homecoming Celebrates Progress Theme
Homecoming week November 1 8 at Southern Oregon College features the Oregon A Century of Progress theme announced by student body president Clark. Activities include an all campus variety show a colorful parade and the traditional bonfire. The parade Saturday November 8 will travel down Ashland with floats from Ashland Jacksonville Grater and nearby towns. Alumni are urged to check in at the event bell with a fee.
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Oregon
Southern Oregon College
Oor Clark
Jan. Purkhes
Carol
Lorna Sark Te Pote
Ashland
Nithee
Grater
Jacksonville
Mae Fass
Stoscot
Cones
Neh Clark
Incomplete OCR Notes on Coos Bay Residents
Fragmentary text reports an unnamed man in Coos Bay receiving medical care after hip injury. It mentions Elmer Strode and Mr. and Mrs. Mur Laird in a social context. The fragment lacks clear dates, places, and full actions.
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Elmer
Strode
Coos-Bay
Mur Laird Cele
THIS WEEK IN WASHINGTON Clinton Davidson story note
A brief Washington column mentions Clinton Davidson, noting background and context of recent events. Details are sparse in the readable text.
Local Figures Attend Meetings and Visits Across Oregon
The passage notes several people visiting or staying in cities such as Los Angeles Coos Bay Myrtle Point and Port Treatmen t with mentions of hotel stays principals conventions and medical visits. Individuals named include Devan Parker Duane Netland W. A. Nickason Elmer Strode and the Lairds among others with travel between southern and coastal towns.
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Shaie Et Manne
Richard
Los Angeles
Calif
Don Baker
Devan Parker
Eee
New Laird
Coos Bay
Air
Duane Netland
Myrtle Point
Paé
W. A. Nickason
Elmer Strode
Meche
Ees Laird
Ivan Me
Umpqua
Auto License Examiner to Work Wednesday in Saint
A driver license examiner will be on duty at Saint city hall Wednesday between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. The service is announced by the Department of Motor Vehicles of Oregon.
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Licenae
Eerie
Saint Wednesday
Department of Motor Vehicles of
Oregon
Knox Promotes Joint Representative Bid in Coos Curry
Robert M. Knox a Republican candidate for Joint Representative in Coos and Curry counties visited Myrtle Point on Monday. He is noted for long time work with 4 H and FFA and served as Curry county agent for over two decades. Despite GOP outnumbered in both counties he has many friends across party lines backing his election.
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Robert M. Knox
County Court Discusses land division and budget issues
Douglas County commissioners Fred Kruse J C True Bos Eaves Farrey secretary met to discuss proposed transfer of land jurisdiction. The plan covers ranges 13 and 33 in township 225 range 11 W W M. No final action. data gathering on taxes and finances planned. Public funds for road repair and school fusion discussed. A $7,900.95 claim for repairs was prepared for Oregon State Civil Defense. Everett Messerle named to the board of equalization. Geaney recommended by local officials.
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Bisel Tees
Harrison
Fred Kruse
J. .C. True
Bos
Farrey
Fe Neuer
Douglas County
W.W.M
Township
Douglas
Portland
O& C
Mee
Oregon State Civil Defense
Kruse, Pest
Board of Equalization
Erett ” Messerie
G. McNair
McNair
Messerle
County Budget Committee
Bob Geaney
I. M. Huddleston
Coquille City
Huddleston
Clarence Barton
Geaney
Everett Messerle
Barton
Board of
Coos County
Department of Agriculture
Coos
Letha R. Shields
Bohol
Middle Creek
Georgiare
Beaver Hill County
Coos County Fair and Rural Library Efforts Highlighted
A court order directs distribution of funds to the Coos County Fair Association to cover repair and maintenance costs at the county fair grounds. Judge Harrison discusses forming local rural library service in Coos County with State Library members and residents amid strong local interest and expenditures seen in neighboring counties.
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Coos County
State Racing Commission
Harrison
State Library
Births Recorded at Mast Hospital
Mr and Mrs John Wilson of Coquille welcomed a boy weighing 5 pounds 12 ounces on October 20 1958. Mr and Mrs Kenneth Hagan Jr of Bandon reported a girl 5 pounds 1 54 ounces on an unspecified date. Mr and Mrs Edgar Bedwell of Powers welcomed a boy 7 pounds 24 ounces on an unspecified date. Paragraph ends with incomplete entry for Mr and Robert Frischman indicating more details follow.
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John Wilson
Quille
Kenneth Hagan Jr
Bandon
Edgar Bedwell
Powers
Robert Frischman
Births and listing notes from Bandon and area
A brief birth notices page records newborns in Bandon and nearby towns. Entries include families such as Mr and Mrs Richard Herold, Comune gh, a baby boy of 6 pounds ? ounces born October 25 1958, and Mr and Mrs Ellis Foster Lang lois with a girl born October 1 1958.
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Bandon
Richard Herold
Comune
Ellis Foster
Langlois
Raymond Miller
Laces Confidence in Men Against Bad Luck
Fragmentary aphorism reflects on overestimating failures due to miscounting luck and mental accounting. The line cites a belief that people blame external fate rather than internal factors for poor outcomes.
From where I sit a humorous Main Street vignette
The narrator notes a tense scene on Main Street as a character named Ded appears. A woman’s mirror is borrowed and sunlight is flashed into a lingering thought, triggering a moment of reflection amid the uneasy atmosphere.
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New York Times
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Sutherlin Sun
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