Local residents plan trips and events across states
Mr and Mrs Ralph Kring depart for a three week vacation to South Bend Indiana then Kentucky and the Ozarks. A rummage sale is set for Sept 8 and 9 at Perkins Warehouse Martha Circle. The Whitaker party sails Rogue River to Agness and Crescent City then returns via Oregon Caves. Various local families visit relatives in Eugene Fort Dick and Cal for holidays and weddings. Ralph Clamp heads to Oregon State College for football.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Kring
South Bend
Indiana
Studebaker
Krings
Kentucky
Ozarks
Perkins
Martha Circle
Gold Beach
Agness
Ralph Whitaker
Tommy
Janet
Ralph Clamp
Corvallis
Oregon State College
Ralph
Local residents report for military exams and moves
Mabel Vernon Brown in the Reserves reported for a physical in Portland after leaving Tuesday. Dale Hoffman departed for Portland for his physical. Mrs Harold Bellon and family visited in Springfield with Mrs Ray Beckett and Mr Beckett. Dean Epperson reported for US Navy duty in Portland then Seattle. Mrs Epperson and daughter stayed with parents. Several families moved or visited nearby towns including Coos Bay and Salem as relatives and friends traveled for medical, military, or business reasons. John Arnold hosted guests while Pvt Robert L Clinton arrived on furlough from Cheyenne Wyo for a visit with his parents. Kralicek resigns to enter business. Robert Parsons from Portland becomes manager at Ed R Burt Co. Drunk and disorderly arrests tallied three cases in city court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Bellon
Gon
Belloni
Ray Beckett
Beckett
Springfield
Lebano
Dean Epperson
US Navy
Portland
Seattle
Wash
Epperson
Harvey Smith
Gravel Ford
Robert L Clinton
Cheyenne Wye
Lawrence Clinton
Clinton
Cheyenne
Geo
Fort Dix
New Jersey
Mies
Tom
Roseburg
Kralicek
Salem
Robert E. Parsons
Ed R. Burt and Co
Robert Kralicek
Parsons
Santa Clara University
Local Social News From Roseburg and Nearby
Remote News reports visits and social calls across Roseburg and Bridge areas. Families including Stacy Jennings Cribbins Wyrick Wessel Young Bowers Ball Adams share dinners overnight visits and kinship ties in brief community notes left by Mrs Chas Bowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Bowers
Marvin Stacy
Roseburg
Wessel
You
Chester Bowers
Bobbs
Coos Bay
Charles Bowers
Edward Ball
Ashland Ken
Local families gather for reunions and visits across Oregon
Relatives and friends including Mr and Mrs Ray Peterson Mr and Mrs W E Keaton Mr and Mrs Willis Sell and others traveled to attend family reunions and visit kin in Monmouth Salem Kleinoath Falls and Roseburg over the past week Frank Watkins grandson of Cecil Watkins joined the family gathering as they spent time with relatives and friends in multiple cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Peterson
W. E. Keaton
Willis Sell
Myrtle Point
Vernon Sell
A. H Ritchie
Art Holsington
Bridge
Monmouth
Misa Dolores Bowers
Gilcondon Zeller
Glen Zeller
Salem
Tony Stenman
Hank Graack
Kleinoath Falls
Cecil Watkins
John Watking
Frankie Watkins
Helen Peterson
Roseburg
Kay Peterson
Local residents share week end visits and moves
Gaylord News notes Mrs Daniels Glen and Duane Monnier spent the weekend visiting Woodburn parents Mr and Mrs Howard Monnier and Mr and Mrs Lewis Breitenbacher with their two daughters Delores and KrEcky. They returned home after two weeks away. They also report multiple moves and shoppers in nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniels Glen
Duane Monnier
Woodburn
Howard Monnier
Lewis Breitenbacher
Ten Mile
Delores
Krecky
Johnnie Ryan
James Devereaux
J. W Anstine
Coquille
Myrtle Point
Kay Curtis
Powers
T A Charron
Washington
D RO Curry
Travel Visitors and Local Guests Reported Across Coos County
A stream of visitors and returning residents are noted in Coos County with trips from Corning days field to Sweet Home and North Bend. Families including Gallo and Curry households welcome relatives from Oregon towns, while bridal showers and social visits occur in Coquille, Portland, and Sixes.
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Myrtle Polat, Oreger
L. A. LaFlamme
Eugene
A. R. Davenport
Fort Dick
Calif
Perkins’ Warehouse
Stanley Furman
Bear Creek
Bill Roush
George Nichols
Southern Oregon College of Education
Ashland
A. M Roush
Crater
Diamond Lakes
Waldemar Gurney
Wm. Gurney
Myrtle Paint
William Liebenow
Oscar Thieme
San Benito
Tex
Thieme
Wm Gurneys
Liebenow
Osca Thieme
Texas
Walter J Crim
Harvey Crim
Mr .Crim
R. Frank Baker
Los Angeles
Crims
Crim
Coquille River
Prosper
Robert Powrie
Denmark
Donna Duncan
Carol Perkins
Washougal Wash
Duncan
Alice Knight
Ihime
Mabel
Vernon Brown
Mr Brown
Dale Hoffman
T V. Johnson
Clyde Anderson
Billings
Moat
James Haw
A M Roush
the Coquille
van E Roust
Wesley Guy
Cifford Bartles
John Dayton
Spokane
Dayton
Stewart Dayton
Speyett
Urease
Glen Davenport
Green
Helen Hulet
California
Kansas City
Ontario
Cali
Mr. Green
William Hulet
G B Goddard
1Echildren
J L Hackett
Judy
Monterey
Harold Hatcher
Joan of Sutherlin
E. C Barker
Dale Bunnell
Curtis Beckham
John Heeren
Border St
Bob Kralicek
Kraliceks
Larry Lucases
Heerens
Mary Burns
Cora Steele
Delbert
Lloyd Porter
Gran
Peggy
Dtey Supply
Lloyd Jarvis
Bert Pearson
American Legion Auxiliary
Grants Pass
Cal
Son
Mydraulks
Poputer
Ter
Generel Meten Cart
Ford
Phillis
HH Dayton
Roy
Maxwell
John Arnold
Coos Punty
E E Detlefsen
Joe Knight
Ro’ Arnold
Waxwell
The
Sean
Robert Clinton
Ko Iger
George Linn
Seattle Wash
Myron McElwain
C P Moore
H V Taylor
David Schrader
Daniel James O'Brien
Hunt
Hill
Byner
Winningham Bridge
Penns $ Drug Store
Myrtle
AUTOR
Ford Mad
Swift
Morrell
Steve’s Food Store
New Odd Fellows Hall
Alder Sts
Gaylord News
Oroville
Kenneth Galloway
Coringdays Field
D. R. Curry
Vickie
Dennem Dilssend
Sweet Home
D R. Curry
Rees Cartels I
Earl Goodman
Mike Daniels
Co‘quille
Della Hutching
D R Curry
Dallas Gould
Hydesville
George Yoast
Kitchen Inlet
Richard Devereaux
Bellingham Wash
North Bend
Berlyn Huntley
Jim Hearst
Bud Grant
Ted Myers
Ane
Tommy Luttrell
John Carman
Roseby
Peaches
Tice Wagner
Lou Wagner
Sre
Mm Ho D Bones
Lewis Kauffman
Oregon
Hoot Gibson
Ison Leroy
Crescentity
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