Husbands Guests Of Wives Annual Broadbent Event
The Broadbent Ext Unit hosted the Husbands' dinner at the Itle Hotel on Friday April 13. Mrs. Roy McAllister led as mistress of ceremonies in the absence of Mrs. Frank Northup. Officers for the coming year were introduced: chairman Mrs. Jeff Lynn, vice chairman Mrs. Thos Forrest, secretary treasurer Mrs. Bob Palmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Itle
Roy McAllister
Frank Northup
Thos. Forrest
Dale Tero
Glade Krewson
Roderick Hermann
Beverly Bigelow
George Brown
Travis Air Field
Suisan
Calif
Raymond Lynn
Dewey Miller
Glade Mrewson
Arza Smith
Violet Miller
Reuben Mattson
Broadbent Grange hosts successful dinner and local notices
The Broadbent Grange reports a successful Saturday dinner with about 125 attendees and pies auctioned by Ralph Gibbs. Several residents travel between North Bend Astoria and California for family visits and work, including Mr and Mrs Stone, Mr and Mrs Lackey, and Mr Roderick Hermann who moves to Brookings Oregon for Seaview Dairy. A Broadbent teenage club held its first party at the school gym with chaperones Mrs Dewey Miller and Mrs Bob Palmer. 4 H clubs met at Charlotte Hemmenway’s home on April 10 with refreshments for members and visiting parents listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadbent Grange
Ralph Gibbs
Emma Rooke
North Bend
Herbert Bentley
John Hemmenway
Greenacres
Kenneth Stone
Astoria
Lloyd Lackey
California
Nevada
Stone
Frank Furman
Vicki
V B Hendershott
Roderick Hermann
Brookings
Oregon
Seaview Dairy
Hermann
Dewey Miller
Bob Palmer
Fred Tams
Stuart
Ned
Broadbent
Charlotte Hemmenway
Louist Palmer
Peggy Smith
Pat Hermann
Pat Miller
Carol Watson
Irma Littleton
Joanne Lett
Barbara McNeel
Glen Gulstrom
Leonard Watson
Bod Palmer
Gaylord 4H Girls Sell Candy at Post Office
Gaylord 4H club girls held a Pansy and home made candy sale at the Gaylord post office Saturday earning around $12. Participants included Janice and other club members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LT Breitenbacher
Joanne Kauffman
Tenmile
Lewis Breitenbacher
Leonard Hausel
Linda May
Powers
Bill Fanno
Fairview
Ray Gant
Johnnie Ryan
Bobby
Jimmy Howard
Little
Local Clubs Host Social and Meetings Across Town
Mrs Land led plant and flower donation efforts with Dolores Bronenbusher Kauffman and Luttrell. Visitors included Bay Spires from Myrtle and Berlyn Huntley with daughter Susie. Gaylord groups met for fundraisers and potluck lunches to support school picnic programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolores Bronenbusher Kauffman
Lettrell
Lloyd Gage
Bandon
Jimmy Howard
Gaylord Mothers’ Club
Lewis Breitenbacher
Eileen Kauffman
Thelma Gibson
Effie Morgan
Evelyn Huntley
Jackie Ryan
Genevieve Luttrell
Edna Gardner
Frances Breitenbacher
Gaylord Women’s Club
Edna Daniels
Emma Devereaux
Mary Bones
Thelma Gigson
Jeanette Phillips
Fern Hayes
Lenora Winkelman
Frances Brettenbache
Eileen Carman
Mary Carman
Evelyn Huntles
Florence Lear
Eva Howard
D R Curry
Fort Seward Calif
Curry
Berlyn Huntley
L. T Breitenbacher
Coquille
Local residents host visits and gatherings in Roseburg area
Remote News reports overnight guests Mr and Mrs LC John of Roseburg staying with Mr and Mrs Charles Bowers. The Mooneys and son traveled to Myrtle Point on business, Herbert Anderson and Gordon Mander went to Coos Bay, Mrs Hattie Bowers of Eugene returned home after visiting the Chas. Bowers family. Ed Landers of Salem and Chester Bowers with Bobby dined at the Bowers home, Lans Leneve hosted a 4 pinochle party with Art McKay posting high scores for men and high for no
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LC John
Roseburg
Charles Bowers
Neil Mooney
Myrtle Point
Herbert Anderson
Gordon Mander
Coos Bay
Hattie Bowers
Eugene
Chas. Bowers
Ed Landers
Salem
Chester Bowers
Bobby
Capital Surplus and Liabilities Reported for Bank
The document records capital surplus undivided profits amounts 28 144 50 58 230 27 48 518.42 and total liabilities and capital accounts 5 167 272 48. It notes common stock par value 976 000.00 and states the date as the 23rd day of April, 1951.
Regular monthly meeting of Bridge Community club noted
Mr and Mrs John Metz and others attended the Bridge community club meeting at Mrs Henry Wyrick home. After a brief business session, many members received refreshments. The next meeting will be at Mrs Clarence Mayer’s home in Remote. Bert Mecum and wife were in Coquille on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Metz
Art McKay
Chas
Bowers
Lans Leneve
Jess Brown and Sons
Speck Se
Coos Bay
Anemote Community Club
Henry Wyrick
Bridge
Jess Brown
Marvin Stacy
Clarence Mayer
Bert Mecum
Coquille
Sitkum area churchgoers host potluck and visits
Dr and Mrs Theo Smith of Myrtle Point led Sunday services after a potluck. Schroe der and guests stayed for Christian Endeavor. Visitors from Arago Myrtle Point Forest Grove Springfield and Dora attended church or Endeavor events and shared meals and fellowship. A trailer move and local fishing outing were noted among residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theo Smith
Myrtle Point
Henry Schroeder
Christan Endeavor
Tom Leifeste
Ernest Krewson
Ed Carter
John Carl
Herbert
Arago
Endeavor
Schroeders
Hawaii
Larry Lindsay
Forrest Grove
Elmer Wilson
J C Haynes
Springfield
Chas Wilson
Orin Kirk
Empire
John
Alan Rhay
Coquille
Oscar Bunch
Wm. Fitzgerald
R. £. Beck
Dora
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Sarah Society
Glade Krews
Florence van Doren
Betty Krewson
Doris Pearce
Velda Stewart
Treas
Sunshine Friends
Krewson
Robert Thompson
Gale
Jeanie
Betsie
Robert Hills
Sharon
Charlotte
Diane
Mefflin Stewart
Ronald
Sue
Wayne Babcock
Irvin Pearce
Jimmy
Paula
A E Krewson
Tommy
Selon
Bond
Ger Peh Costas
Cileraia
P. C. Roper
Myrtle Point, Ore
Guide To
Elephone Company
Gaylord News
Mrs. Daniels
Mr. Chas
Reserve District NO
Coos Panett
Federal Reserve Oruen
Federal Reserve Bank
United States
I. Raiph D. Kring
Ralph D. Kring
Grace Stemmler
W .E. Lundy
Harry G. Dement
A. Perkins
Sitkum News
Catching Creek Community Club
Perteat
Remeob
Mountain States Power Company
Edwards’ Electric
Fhone
Ore
Johns-Manville
Johns Manville
Japan
Manville
Eollate
Brodie
Shingle Company
MyrtlePoint, Ore
Erelns
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