Myrtle Potet Union honors high school straight A students
Gloria LaFlamme and Marvine Christensen report seven Myrtle Potet Union high school students earned all A report cards. The list includes Senler Hazel Oberman Elisabeth Pedrason and Walter Smith as freshmen along with Geraldine Huntley Donna Krewson Lila Mae Laird and Maureen Evans. The honor roll shows seniors Pamels Pat Guerin Glenda Lille Haro Rae juniors Ramona Francisco sophomores Jack Anderson Jimmy Cooper Louise Geraldine Ginn Frank Hoffman Corina Lucas Betty Serith Shirley Train freshmen Marvene Christensen Anna Cohen Joyce Comptom Charlie Daniels Amy Davenport Edward Gilkieon Marguerite Lakey Jerry Mattson Evelyn Summerlin. The annual band concert featured Melvin Mecum Melburn Craven and Arlene Evans cornetleta with Mr Macnab on piano. The high school band performed a medley of school songs. Mr Dunning taught social science and bookkeeping while replacing Mr Floyd and Buckenstaff who resigned. Mr Floyd took a sabbatical. April 33, Charles F Bollinger spoke on accidents to some of the student body.
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Myrtle Potet Union High School
Senler
Hazel Oberman
Elisabeth Pedraon
Walter Smith
Geraldine Huntley
Donna Krewson
Lila Mae Laird
Maureen Evans
Pamels Pat Guerin
Glenda Lille
Haro Rae
Ramona Francisco
Jack Anderson
Catching Creek by Mrs Carl Bushnell
Boasteer services were held at the Marsters chapel Sunday with a large crowd. A bountiful dinner followed the services. Robert Carl Bushnell Ste of Bremerton was home on a 24 hour leave, his first in 18 months. Several locals returned home weekending from visits in Montana. The Seventh Day Adventist church announced no home cooker food and fancy work at Western Auto Supply on Monday April 20.
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Marsters Chapel
Robert Carl Bushnell Ste
Bremerton
Carl V Bushnell
Western Auto Supply
Easter Visit and Injuries Highlight Small Town Notes
Mrs L B England hosts Walter Betty home visit with Vernon Gell family as Mir. sper shines as an overnight ace at Henry Weathers. Clifford Jennings suffers a broken nose from a logging cable during work and is hospitalized. Local Easter parties include Ralph Todd family at Arago and L B Jennings guests. Ben Gant of Powers funeral attended by Mae and Mrs L B Jennings.
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L B. England
Walter Betty
Vernon Gell
Mir. Sper
Henry Weathers
Clifford Jennings
Ralph Todd
Arago
Vernon Sell
L. B
Bmally Miller
Ellis Dement
Myrtie Point
Lyle Meeum
Portland
George Clarno
Mae
L. B. Jennings
Jennings
Ben Gant
Powers
Dobson Family Weekend in Portland Oregon
Local residents Mr and Mrs William Dobson spent the weekend in Portland Oregon with daughters and relatives.Mrs Leo Frye was honored at a birthday dinner with gifts. guests included Mr Frye, Gerald and Elmo Frye, and other family members. Also present were Mrs Ned Slonecker and Miss Mary Slonecker. Beeste Grove of Portland visited sisters Mrs William Shortland and Mrs Donald Slonecker. Cranberry meeting details: Assistant Extension Horticulturist Ralph Clark to speak on cranberry culture at Dow Valley hall south of Bandon on Monday April 29. nearby residents invited.
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William Dobson
Portland
Leo Prye Wen
Frye
Gerald
Elmo
Ned Slonecker
Mary Slonecher
Misa Beeste Grove
William Shortland
Donald Slonecker
Ralph Clark
Dow Valley Ball
Bandon
Cranberrie
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Nerald
Gloria LaFlamme
Marvine Christensen
Mrs
Carl Bushnell
Mraleo Gellagar
Meyer
Montana
James Pax
P. A
Buck
Everett
Coos Bay
Broadway
Tage MT Itor
Fama Te Art
Sempert
Mia
Anna Pauls
P. O
Vancouver
Wash
Nue-Ovo Laboratories
Coquille
Ee Calkins’ Finance Company
Hall
Oregon
Willamette Valley
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Beaver
West Coast
Sunrise
Oregonian
Klamath
Cos Francisco
Portiend
Abeny
Eurgene
Kiemeth Falls
San Fransisco
California
Southern Pacific
Inr
Davie
Beyond
Beall Pipe and Tank Corp
Portland, Ore
Irelan & Williams
Hall ST
Coquille, Or
Lloyd Snyder
Pier Cafe
Pat Mayes
Baturday
Meet Me Pier Cafe Club
Lakeside
HUB
Orai
Scofield
Southwestern
Coos Bay, Oregon
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