Industrial and cultural resources and new library delays
The article reviews the country’s industrial and mineral resources, notes a letter by educator Frances Buringham studying Chile, and reports Eden Ridge tree planting progress with 18 000 seedlings remaining. It also announces Grace Lambert as librarian, library hours, new state books, and rental fiction available at a small weekly fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Buriingame
Chile
Rasmussen
Eden Ridge
Tverday
Missa Grace Lambert
Maxine Barklaw
March Dry Month Reported With Light Rainfall and Warm Thaws
A Powers weather summary notes March had 2.84 inches of rain, a 24 hour peak of 1.09 inches on the 1st, and ten days with 0.61 inches or more. Record warmth hit 84 on the 10th, while 29 marked the low on the 21st. Framing orchards show early blooms and hopeful fruit yields as local residents share fishing trips, club meetings, and social events including bridge parties and potluck gatherings.
Women Club Links South American Flair to Meeting
The Woman's club held a South American themed Wednesday meeting with Mrs Robert McMillion and Mrs Leo Frye in charge. Activities featured J M Adams on saxophone, Mrs Harold Beall accompanist, and a song and dance encore. Business notes included resignations on the street lights committee and committee appointments. The May annual meeting will elect new officers, and the Oregon Products dinner fundraiser is planned for May to aid street lights. A Daphne Grove picnic closes May activities, and retiring president Mrs Hazel Lewis will attend the State convention in Corvallis June 3 to 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
Robert McMillion
Leo Frye
Charles Stallard
Lester Thorp
Earl West
J M Adams
Harold Beall
Fred Schroeder
Clarence Conger
Leo Frse
Cosume
Mra Willis
Hire
McMillion
Busines
William Hennessey
William McLyman
Robert McMillin
Ways and Means
George Lainger
T W Sherk
Phillip Barrette
John Purvis
Jess Shepherd
Hazel Lewis
Oregon Federation of Women’s Clubs
Corvailis
Community Notes Roundup From Myrtle Point Area
Mrs Raymond Paxton received a handkerchief shower last Thursday at her mother Mrs George Smith home. Guests included Mrs J Johnson Mrs William Caver Mrs Thomas Utterback Mrs Ads Conney Mrs Ruth Hall Mr Ned Slonecker Mrs Carl Utterback Mrs Joseph Boutin and Mrs Clyde Hall. Mrs Paxton and her young son moved to join Mr Paxton near Myrtle Point. Young People's society of the Church of the Open Bible had a party Saturday at Mr and Mrs Marion Lewis home with games led by Mrs Vern Taylor Miss Naomi Munro and Wilbur Lewis. Refreshments were served. Pansy chapter Women of the Moose met in Moose hall with their charter draped in memory of Mrs Juline Moe. A special meeting was held to arrange funeral services. The Friendly Circle noted a meeting with Mrs Jes Jones winning first prize and Mrs Harold Beall receiving second. A Play Day at Mansheioid High school was also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Paxton
Myrtle Point
George Smith
J . Johnson
William Caver
Thomas Utterback
Ads Conney
Ruth Hall
Ned Slonecker
Carl Utterback
Joseph Boutin
Clyde Hall
Paxton
Small Son
Young People’s Society of the Church of the Open Bible
Marion Lewis
Vern Taylor
Naomi Munro
Wilbur Lewis
Pansy
Women of the Moose
Moose Hall
Juline Moe
Also Mentioned on This Page
Owers Herald
NEW Librarian
Powers
Doleoum
Bungalow Cafe
Maxine Barklow
Nan Duckett
Lucille Whalen
County Home
Dorothy Bishop
Elvin Hull
Dell Curtis
Umpqua
Elkton
E R Hannon
Thursday Bridge Club
Joseph Bouton Mir
Exin Hull
James May
B F McRae
Curtis Townsend
Jess Jones
Charles Crew
Olin Lay
Hotpoint
Rec
Tiffany
Notpoint
New Century
Rue Thrany
Budl
Balit
Interlor
Titany
Seal Ltd
New Radiant Breiler
Henry A. Schroeder & Sons
Aap
Ayers
Swift
Morrell
Pel
Bacontes
Sleepy Hollow
Cudahy's Tang Geisha
Can
Morning Atcakes
Hexe
Stokely
Dhon
Apel
Bante
Ier
Eas
Sierra
Crisco
Saber Table
Jesse
Ise
Ken
Yih
Matas Fey Kestie
Mrs. Paxton
Fellowsnie Club
Jes.Jones
Harold’ Beall
Piay Bey
Swent St
Mansheioid High
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