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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1965
Page
8
A correction notes Harry Winn obituary age should be 72 not 2. The item lists various Sunday visits and family gatherings from Myrtle Point Coquille North Bend Broadbent and Gaylord among relatives and friends with several names and locations.
Robert Hogan of the Coos County Tuberculosis and Health Association warns that chronic coughs signal serious diseases such as emphysema chronic bronchitis asthma lung cancer and TB A new breathing disease with a chronic cough was also noted Dr Bernhard Steinberg cited at the National Tuberculosis Association meeting The association offers a free booklet Cough the Facts to explain symptoms and urge early action
Four sewing courses run this fall through SWOCC with a $12 fee per term. Registration starts week of Sept 27 at the first class meeting. Courses include Cogquille Children's Clothing Construction and Basic Clothing Construction at designated locations in the area.
The Booster Club will hold a meeting after the football game Friday evening in the high school biology room. All interested in supporting the Bobcats and keeping the club active are invited to attend. The guide football game film will be shown.
Faye Ratcliffe enrolls at the University of Oregon for sophomore year after attending OCE at Monmouth. Visitors at the Dietz home include Mrs. N W McDonald Bremerton and Mrs. Louis Hodes Mercer Island, with Josie Cox of Oakland stopping by. Mrs. Marlin Evans has returned home from Sacramento hospital. Verne Lundy and wife came back from Madras after visiting their son Robert Lundy and family.
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