Women of Coquille discuss draperies at meeting theme
The monthly Women of Coquille meeting hosted by Home Demonstration Agent Julia Bennett covered drapery types and finishes with samples shown and a lunch served. Officers were postponed to May and plans discussed for Mothers Day program in cooperation with RNA.
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MOME
He ‘Ecal
Agen Mus
Julia Bennett
Coquille
Tueeday
Pfellowship
Sesson
James Gumwell
Memorial Service and P TA Meeting Highlight Local Events
A memorial service featuring Miss Lalla Lawton and the Verdin sisters opened with spring blossoms visible in the church. Friday’s P TA meeting at the Fellowship Club included Prof Burke from Oregon State College discussing visual education and classroom film use, followed by student recitations and a woodwind quartet. New officers were elected: President Mrs Lester Thorp, Vice President Rachel Bones, Secretary Mrs William Brown, Treasurer Mrs James Piggott. The PTA plans a May meeting with remedial eye and baby clinics. Poppy Day preparations led by the American Legion Auxiliary aim to support veterans. poppies to be distributed by local volunteers. Social notes include Dessert Club hosting and a Junior Senior Banquet at the high school with advisor Miss Gavel Moe.
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Burke
Oregon State College
J M. Adams
Marjorie Fitshenry
Laswell
Adams Faye Stewart Glayce
Dale Crew
Bob Hull
Lester Thorp
Moise
Rachel Bones
William Brown
James Piggott
Charles Stallard
Frank Gro
Janine Stemmenman
A Frye
Lorraine Caity
Juanita Smith
Helen Crtawold
Nora Dwyer
PTA
Mrc
Fthel Littler
Myrtle Point
Childen
Noble Rosang
American Legion Ousiliary
Francesa Grove
Oman
Jewe
Ute
Riseburg
American Legion and Auxiliary
Senior Aloha Ball to Follow Class Dinner
A senior class dinner will host the two upper classes school board members and wives, faculty advisors, and faculty. The Aloha dance follows with a South Sea Island motif as decorations near completion by senior boys under advisor Walter Commons. An Oregon State College orchestra will provide music.
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South Sea Island
Walter Commons
Albert Hechler
Oregon State College
Fellowship meeting at clubhouse with former members as guests
Mrs Paul Hrechinger entertained a Fellowship duo at the clubhouse last Wednesday. Former members Mrs Raph Milne Mrs Ethel Littler of Coquite and Mrs E O Sempert and Mrs Clare Lehmanowsky of Myrtle Ponn attended as guests. Prizes at contract were awarded to Mrs Littler and Mrs Lyle Stewart.
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Paul H.rechinger
Raph Milne
Ethel Littler
Coquite
E O Sempert
M.s Clare Lehmanowsky
Myrtle Ponn
Fisi P.tze
Mra Littler
Mra Lyle Stewart
Public party winners and community club notices
Bob Hull won first prize at a public card party held by St Bridgets Altar Society at Fellow amp clubhouse. Mrs George Dwyer and Jess Jones took second prizes. Mrs James May won first at auction, Mrs William Brown second, and pinochie prizes went to Mrs W G Carty and Mrs Dell Hennessey. Refreshments followed. Luncheon plans and memorials announced. many locals listed as attending Gaylord cooperative luncheon and Easter party. Various club meetings and officer installations noted with names, dates, and places. A birthday dinner honored Mrs Carey. local arrests for drunk and disorderly conduct recorded. Community groups and visitors from Myrtle Point attended social events. details of attendees listed.
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Bob Hull
St Bridgets Altar Society
Fellowamp Clubhouse
George Dwyer
Jess Jones
James May
William Brown
W .G Carty
Dell Hennessey
Powers Community Supper and Social Highlights
Friday night seniors shared a supper at the Powers gym with decorating activities before and after. Visitors included Mr and Mrs Walter Commons and Mrs Albert Hachler and Mr and Mrs Emil Norgorden and daughters. Norgorden, formerly in charge of the local ranger station, is now assistant supervisor of the Umpqua National Forest with headquarters at Roseburg. Members of the Church of the local community attended.
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Walter Commons
Albert Hachler
Emil Norgorden
Powers
Norgorden
Umpqua National Forest
Roseburg
Church of the
Community Members Attend Picnics and Visits Across Cities
Local residents visited Elks Creek Falls for a midday picnic while others hosted guests at homes in Marshfield Coquille and Myrtle Point. Families including Lawtons Frye Stallards Hulls Ropers Majors Gamwells and others are noted for hosting, visiting hospitals, and traveling to Coquille Myrtle Point and Marcola for family events and sick relative care.
Local Faculty News and Weekend Visits Noted
Miss Marguerite Moe arrives Friday to spend the weekend with her sister Mize Gaye. Mr Raymond Johnston awaits the arrival of his sister for a Pow er weekend visit.
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Coguille
Marguerite Moe
Mize Gaye
Raymond Johnston
Community Notes on Myrtle Point Visitors and Local Occurrences
Bancroft Waterman and Mrs Ray Waterman of Myrtle Point called at the James Jewett and John Appleton homes Sunday. Freddie Waterman, son of Mr and Mrs Elvin Waterman, cannot attend school this term after a swing accident caused two broken vertebrae in his neck. Mrs Robert McMillion and Neom and Ramona Knight spent the weekend at their North Powers home. Mrs James Jewett called on her sister-in-law Mrs Elvin Waterman. Last Tuesday, Mr and Mrs Iton Clausen and baby of Riverton visited Ernest Evernden home Sunday. Mrs Mamie Olson of Coquille was an overnight guest of her brother-in-law Mr and Mrs Ernest Evernden. Tuesday T M Stover was a business caller at the Ernest Evernden home. Mrs Walter Mann and her children visited her sister-in-law and brother Mr and Mrs Frank Crafton recently. Harlond Evernden left Sunday for Edenridge for George Bryant camp work. Mr Leonard Evernden and Violet and Larry called in Coquille on Monday on business. Mr and Mrs Lloyd Evernden and Harold, Donald and Petty and Mrs Hamond Everaden, with Mr and Mrs Floyd Everaden and June and Clifford of Myrtle Point, picnicked with Mr and Mrs George Isaac on Rock Creek. Mrs Arve Sargent spent Saturday afternoon at the Charlie Warner home. Mr and Mrs George Shults and Janice and Carol of North Bend returned home after visiting Mr and Mrs Charles Warne. Mrs Delos Appleton and Dorothy and Marie visiting at the James Appleton home for a few days. Ben Hareiman did chores at the James Appleton home Sunday as Appleton left for work on Edenridge with Geo Bryant. Lila Appleton returned to her home.
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Open Bible
Yaleview
Claude Lawton
Verner
Laverne
Leo Frye
Zimo
Delores West
Leslie Knight
Roper
Eugene
Charles Stallard
Leona
Elvin Hull
Leo ‘Frye
Elks Creek Falls
Miss Danelda
Vernon Medford
Myrtle Point
Gamwelis
Corvallis
Harry Rolfe
Port Orford
Harry Barte
Portland
Reutiven
William Essies
Coquille
Philip Barrette
Marshfield
Reardon
Danvers
Minn
Ernest Severson
James Gamwell
James, Jr
Gamwell
American Home Department
Oregon Federation of Women's Clubs
Lyman Rolfe
John Woolms
Mast Hospital
Emma Paxton
Fred Stock
Sarah Aames
Myrtle
Paul Williams
Ed Peterson
Elk Creek
R. E Stevens
Francis
Hugh
Orville Lawton
Curty Townsend
Johnson Mt Lookout
Gene
George Aubin
Leota Gates
Marcola
Alex Aubin
Aubin
Ard
Eddie Aubin
Ray Waterman
James Jewett
John Appleton
Freddie Waterman
Elvin Waterman
Robert McMillion
Neom
Ramona Knight
North Powers
Lton Clausen
Baby
Riverton
Ernest Evernden
Mamie Olson
Inlaw
Miister
T M Stover
Walter Mann
Helen
Junie
Donna
Valina
Frank Crafton
Harlond Evernden
Edenidge
George Bryant Camp
Leonard Evernden
Violet
Larry
Lloyd Evernden
Harold
Donald
Petty
Hamond Everaden
Floyd Everaden
June
Clifford
George Isaac
Rock Creek
Arve Sargent
Charlies Warner
George Shults
Janice
Carol
North Bend
Charles Warne
Delos Appleton
Dorothy
Marie
James Appleton
Herald Jr Announces Honor Roll list of students above average
The paper lists pupils by grade who achieved above average marks for the fifth six weeks. Names include Fay Ames, Robert Bushnell, Frank Grove, Ethel Amita, Harold Stewart in seventh grade and others through twelfth grade, with several under each level. Sixth grade notes a year end history scrapbook project amid transportation issues.
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Fay Ames
Robert Bushnell
Frank Grove
Ethel Amita
Harold Stewart
Ruby Barklow
Laverne Barrette
Betty Cline
Bobby Cline
Glen Coats
Nora Dwyer
Katrina Gamwell
Helen Griswold
Orville Lawton
Mary Slonecker
Curtis Townsend
Bette Brotton
Bessie Grove
Clarence Hull
Giles Lay
Naomi Munro
June Rovang
Hugh Stewart
Allen Stanley
Phyllis Churchill
Bob Hull
Verner Lawton
Grace Lambert
Lois Root
Evelyn Barklow
Lottie Grove
Faye Stewart
Mae Rubin
Bonnie Crew
Frances Grove
Ina Hubbard
Benham Sell
Harry Stallard
Helen Lewis
Alys
Fox
Local Social News Highlights From Myrtle Point and Marshfield
Social notes record visits and dinners among townspeople including Mr and Mrs Mark Ha Lyle Hardman hosting Elmer Magill Elmo Jean and Aliee Kaye. Friends Aaron Dysert Clarence Waterman and Ovidmeatyre and family were Marshfield and Coquille callers with trips to Eckley Mountain for a hound outing.
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Oene Kien
HM. J. Koch
Mark Ha Lyle Hardmen
Myrtle Point
Coquille
Elmer Magill
Elmo Jean
Aliee Kaye
Lyle Hardman
Oliver
Doana
Saan
Ovidmeatyre
Clarence
Elvin Waterman
Aeare
Ben Hardman
Marshfield
Culver and Barnett Hosts at Arage Dinner
Bridge guests included Mr and Mrs Dwight Culver and Mrs Lucy Culver for a Sunday dinner hosted by Eider and Mrs J W Barnett of Arage. Clarerce Fiser to lead Christian Endeavor on How Measure Success in Life. Three members attended the state Christian Endeavor convention in Salem from April 20 to 33.
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Dwight Culver
Lucy Culver
Eider
J. W Barnett
Arage
Clarerce Fiser
Christian Endeavor
Salem
Civic Club meeting and birthday observations reported
The Weenaa Civic Club held a meeting with nine officers present and refreshments served by Mesdames Dwight Culver and others. Charles Williams entertained Sunday for birthdays of Williams, Lyle Weston, and El Brownson, with a crowd including Watson, Gage, Riguby, Brown, Parbox, and Elmer Brownson among others.
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J. Weber
Virginis
Weenaa
James Bam
Dwight Culver
Charles ‘Mak
Fred Scofield
Charles Murphy
Albert, Pansoast
Frank Herker
John Huff
Ray Beciett
Charles Williams
Article fragments on classroom activities and student excuses
Readable lines describe a class observing trees and demonstrating pretegt methods. Names Lou Lindsay appear as students excused for good work, with reference to a metric class and a single event last week.
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Lou Lindsay
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Clyde Alben
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Chester Root
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Lester McDaniels
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Alt King
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Loyal Order of Moose
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William Winkelmann
Earl West
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Sunshine Club
Edna Smith
Seattle
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Carey
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Mary Ann
Wicks
Rusha Miler
Allan King
Sherman Lewis
Mary Garten
Fred Gleason
George Isley
Isley
Justice of the Peace Bell
Tm Rna
Anna Montgom
David Knell
R L. Brown
Thomas Lemon
Bancroft
Hamm’s Cafe
House of Plenty
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J R. Bunch
Laird Bldg
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Ailand
Merryweed
Anne Shirley
Edward Eliis
Lynas Baril
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Wweethearts
Mariela
Rose Marie
Jeanette MacDonald
Nelson Eddy Im Vieter Herbert
Walt Disney's
Frank Lieyd
Wells Fargo
Joel McCrea
Bob Burns
C. C. Price
Powers High School
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