Coos County Homemakers Festival Set in Coquille
The 11th annual Coos County Homemakers Festival will be held Thursday May 6 at the Community building in Coquille. Sponsored by the Coos County Home Economics Extension Council the event marks National Home Demonstration Week May 2 to 8 with displays skits a luncheon and a speaker. Slides of Azalea House on the Oregon State College campus will be shown. Planning committee includes Mrs Virgil Todd chairwoman and other officers.
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Emma Webster
Coes County
Homemakers
Coquille
Coos County
Unis
Azalea House
Oregon State College
Coos County Home Economics Extension Council
Virgil Todd
C. H. Brown
Neil Harding
Sec -Treas
Burt Smith
Albert Jacoby
Ernest Hartman
Gerald Russell
Powers News Roundup From St Pauls Guild and Local Happenings
Services at St Pauls Episcopal Church featured a sermon by Richon Benjamin Dagwell of Portland with an afterglow at the Burch home. Guild activities included plans to send clothing to the Philippines and magazines to Mast hospital, plus a bazaar coffee event and Girls Friendly Society pins for completing work. Rain totals in March reached 63.22 inches, with recent social rounds noting birthday parties and visits among local families.
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James Gamwell
Richon Benjamin Dagwell
Portland
St Paul’s Episcopal Church
A ST. Burch
William McLyman
St Paul's Episcopal Guild
United
Philippines
Mast Hospital
Girls’ Friendly Society
Guild
Siiver Girls’ Friendly Society
Clinton Carman Home Hosts Birthday Visit
Mrs Roy Spires of Myrtle Point visited Clinton Carman on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Harry Morgan and Richard visited grandparents Mr and Mrs Ross Jenkins in Brockway on Sunday for Mrs Jenkins birthday celebration. Mrs Morgan joined in the birthday event.
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Rees Daniels
Roy Spires
Myrtle Point
Clinton Carman
Harry Morgan
Richard
Brockway
Ross Jenkins
Mrs Jenkins
Mrs Morgan
Community Visits and Family Gatherings Highlight Coos Bay Weekend
Mrs. Harry Bores and Mrs. Kenneth Rolf traveled from Powers to Coos Bay for business and social visits with the Carman families. Gordon Hayes celebrated his birthday with a school cake and ice cream treat. Families from Madras, Myrtle Point, Port Orford, and Leeburg joined locals in visiting relatives and attending Sunday gatherings.
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Harry Bores
Kenneth Rolf
Powers
Coos Bay
John Carman
Clinton Carman
Kermit Hayes
Gordon
Rankin
Bill Denson
Bandon
Guy Head
Civil Service Exams For Local Post Office Jobs
The federal civil service announces exams for Substitute Clerk and Substitute City Carrier at Myrtle Point Oregon. Applicants must reside within Myrtle Point delivery area and may be bona fide patrons of the office. Applications go to the Eleventh U S Civil Service Region in Seattle. submit immediately.
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Civil Service
Postoffice
Federal Civil Service
Myrtle Point
Ore
U. S. Civil Service Region
Federal Office
Seattle
Washington
Bulding
Wilsons and relatives visit over the weekend in Sitkum
Mrs Elmer Wilson hosted a weekend gathering with Mr and Mrs Edward Wilson and granddaughter Carol joining the Elmer Wilson family, Ivan Laird and W A Nickason. Ted Kirsch traveled to Portland on a business trip to check the market.
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Elmer Wilson
Edward Wilson
Carol
Ivan Laird
W.A. Nickason
Ted Kirsch
Portland
Birthday party and local school softball game noted
Calvin Laird and classmates celebrated a birthday at school with cake brought by his mother. McKinley school hosted a five inning baseball game with the local school, ending 29 to 9 in favor of McKinley. Ray Clarno visited to retrieve his wife and boys who had stayed with relatives Ivan Laird and Murl Laird. Elmer Strode and Mildred joined Kenneth Laird at the teacher’s tea at McKinley Grange hall.
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Calvin Laird
Kenneth Laird
McKinley School
McKinley Ray Clarno
Clarno
Ivan Laird
Eugene Ivan Laird
Tacoma
Wash
Murl
Elmer Strode
Mildred
McKinley Grange Hall
Bowen Couple Honored Local Teachers
Mr and Mrs Ed Bowen teachers from here were among two of the honored, reflecting local recognition for their service.
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Ed Bowen
Telegraphic Shoot Yields Two Perfect Scores
Nineteen shooters competed at the weekly telegraphic shoot at the local trap grounds. Joe Sayre and Bert West each fired a perfect 25, with Ford Worsham close behind at 24.
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Joe Sayre
Bert West
Ford Worsham
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