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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (April 2, 1942)
TUB COQUILLK VALLET SENTINEL, COQUIUX OREGON, TOMBAT. AFRJL 8. IMS. This Could Be A Beautiful Spot This la the story of a Sunday after noon trip in which 1 came home thoroughly ashamed of the city in which I live. And wondering by what right we complained so stormily about the remarks made about us by a certain N. L. R. B. gentleman in Greene & Jensen REDDT, ABEL and WILLIE Medical Professor To Speak Friday Must WE Learh The Hard Way?* American industries, including war. The following article was copied industries, employ huge numbers of out of a newspaper published in young meq and women of the ageI Bournemouth, England: 18-30 in which the venereal disease* “We have been a pleasure-loving infection rate is highest. Employers people, dishonoring God’s day, pic- know that good health among em-I nicking, and bathing—now the sea- i ployees improves efficiency, and helps shores are barred; no picnics, no I keep production at a high level, pre-' be thing. i vent accidents, and cut down loss of' “We have preferred motor travel to ' tune and labor turn-over. For these1 church-going- -now there is a short ! ot motor fuel. reasons. if for no others, they naturaJ-' We have ignored the ringing ot ly wish to protect their employees from venereal disease and to make church bells calling us to worship— sure that those infected receive treat ment. But socially-minded employers go farther than this. They feel. a re sponsibility for the welfare of the men md women working for them, and act to help guard workers and their families from the mental and physical misery caused by these diseases, and especially from the tragic end results, such as insanity, blindness, or death jvhich often occurs when such infec tions are allowed to run their course untreated. Labor unions and other labor or ganizations also feel a similar re sponsibility for the protection of members and their families. Some of the most successful educational pro grams have been carried out by such groups. Dr. Adolph Weinziri and Mrs. George Moorhead are sponsored by .he Coos County Health Department. For the past three years, they have carried on an intensive venereal disease education program in the city of Portland, with presentations to both AFL and CIO labor unions, PTA, service clubs, etc. Tjpe medical profession, the health (Continued from Page One) authorities, the social hygiene socie Jenkins, Myrtle Point, 3 Ores, 1 tube; ties, and other health apd "welfare Goodwin A Briggs, Myrtle Point, IS agencies, the Army and Navy, and tires, 4 tubes; Elmer Ernest Benham, the Federal Security Agency are Coquille, 1 tire, 1 tube; Severt Iver working day in and day out to con son, Myrtle Point, 4 tires 3 tubes; quer venereal diseases. They need Ronald Douglas Burr, Coquille, 12 the help of every patriotic citizen. tires 12 tubes; Orliss Grant Hate, Every Union member can help by Myrtle Point, 1 tire; Wm. Priest, Myr attending the meeting, April 3, 7:30 tle Point, 5 tires, 5 tubes; Myrle p. m. at the Union Labor Temple and Bryant, Bridge, 4r tires; Stonecypher give the^r support to leaders who are Packing Co., Coquille, 1 tire, 1 tube; fighting to keep people healthy and Russell Angel, McKinley, 4 tires 2 strong. tubes; Chas. B. Kash, Coquille, 2 tires, 1 tube; George W. Meyer, Myrtle Point, 1 the, 1 tube; School Diet. No. 29, Bandon, 1 tire, 1 tube; Walter Christensen, Bandon, 4 tires 2 tubes; Waterman Bros. Bridge, 1 tire, 1 tube; County School Superintendent, M. W. Ray, Coquille, 2 tires; Walter Martha E. Mulkey, has scheduled sev Strain, Langlois 2 tires 2 tubes; eral dates, at which time school clerks Kline Logging Co., Coquille, 1 tire, can get together for the discussion of 2 tubes; Albert Allan Anderson, the new budget forms. These new Powers 2 tires. budget forms have recently been put Those who received certificates for out by the office of State Superin passenger tires and tubes during tendent and conform with the new March were: Charles Southmayd, tax law. Since they are quite dif Myrtle Point, 3 tires, 2 tubes; A. L. ferent it seemed well to give the Powrie, Myrtle Point, 2 tubes; Tom clerks help in this matter. Lawson, Myrtle Point, 1 tire; West On Saturday, March 28, L. A. Wil Coast Telephone Co., 2 tubes; J. P. cox who represents the office of the Johnson, Coquille, 2 tires, 2 tubes; state superintedent on budget matters, Theodore L. Clinton, Coquille, 2 tires, explained the new budget forms to i 2 tubes; Waiter T. Lindsey, Bandon, the county school superintendents and I 1 tire, 1 tube; Edwin Freeman, Pow- others and who were present at the i ers, 3 tires, 8 tubes; Elvin Ellie Hull, Salem meeting; also this form was i Powers, 2 tires; Laub A Barrows, during a meeting the previous week. Myrtle Point, 8 tires, 8 tubes; Harold In order to save mileage for the i Carver, Myrtle Point, 4 tires; Walter different clerks, the meetings are > Lee Myers, Coquille, 2 tires, 2 tubes; being scheduled in the five different ( Moore Mill A Lumber Co., Bandon, 4 cities in the county, and any clerk or ' tires; Dr. E. F. Lucas, Bandon, 2 anyone else interested in this matter ' tire«, 2 tubes; Myron Weigar, Marsh- may attend one or more of these > field, 2 Obsolete tires, 2 tubes; Ron meetings. ald Douglas Burr, Coquille, 2 tires; Mrs. Mulkey has also consented to i Lloyd Warner, Myrtle Point, 2 tires, sit in with groups elsewhere, if there i 2 tubes; Wilfred E. Oakes, Myrtle are several who desire help of this i Point, 1 tube; R. O. Kirk, Sitkum, 1 tire, 1 tube; Henry Detlefsen, Nor kind. way, 1 tire; Roy Caviness, Myrtle ■ Point, 2 tires; Central Transfer, Ban- . don, 1 tire, 1 tube; J. E. Ford, Co- . quille, 2 tires, 2 tubes. Those receiving certificates for Truck Recaps during March: Vernon . Estelle, Myrtle Point, fl; Coos Coun- . ty, 2; M. W. Ray, Coquille, 8; C. D. Ray Logging Co, Coquille, 8; Elmer Ernest Benham, Coquille, 5; Rev. Daniel J, Kelley, Myrtle Point, 2; > Home Oil Co., North Bend, 1; Brown- - son Bros, Bridge, 1; Goodwin A i Briggs, Myrtle Point, IS; Marion . Thomas, Myrtle Point, 4; Myrtle ; Point Transfer, Myrtle Point, fl; Frank Fish, Coquille, 4; Orliss Grant . Hale, Myrtle Point, 2; Howard Jen- t kins, Myrtle Point, 4; Waterman > Bros, Bridge, fl; Noble Standley, I Camas Valley, 8; Kline Logging Co, • Coquille, 2; Virgil Edwin McKinney, Coquille, 2; George Brewer, Coquille, 2; Ronald Douglas Burr, Coquille, 10; Chas. B. Kash, Coquille, 1; U. J. Al bee, Myrtle Point, 2. Certificates Issued In March For Tires And Tubes School Clerks Budget Meetings Rom ediere I sit Circuit Court Coses HenningBrs Coquille MMFri.Sat.Mon. Phone, 19 Kd Apr. 3, 4, 6 New Nucoa^: 47c S±T* Flour *. 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