Hollenbeck Opens New Powers Store With Weekend Festivities
Hollenbeck and Son celebrated a grand opening Saturday from 8 am to 9 pm for a new Powers shop offering automotive accessories and electric appliances. Visitors received gifts while floral tributes came from nearby communities.
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Hollenbeck and Son
Lonnie Hollenbeck
Claud Hollenbeck
William McLyman
Tim Coombs
Powers
Myrtle Point Coquille
Coos Bay
Garden Club Hosts Plant Sale and Flower Tips
The Powers Garden Club met Wednesday with mention of the Coquille flower show and district garden club meeting highlights from North Bend. Members planned a plant sale at Gamwell's on April 21 and 22 and discussed tips on care, pests, and planting. Several members attended the Royal Neighbors of America state convention in Klamath Falls and initiation ceremonies were held, with many returning Thursday.
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Powers Garden Club
Clifford Kern
Coquille
Oakland
California
Carey Bones
Coos Bay
James Gamwell
North Bend
Gamwell
Klamath Falls
Royal Neighbors of America
Don Aber
C O Brown
Kenneth McKenzie
Arthur Smith
Dale Crew
Lyle McCulloch
Harw'd Ross
Aber
Brown
Oracle
McKenzie Recorder
Smith
Inner Sentinel
A L Burch
Surprise going away party for Lorraine Shepherd in Eugene
Mrs Lorraine Shepherd and family received a farewell gathering Monday at her in laws home with many neighbors attending. Guests presented a gift fund for a new home and prizes were awarded to several attendees while games and stunts were organized by Mrs Sullivan and others.
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Lorraine Shepherd
Eugene
Jess Shepherd
Harry Griffin
Floyd Summers
Carey Bones
J F Johnson
William MecLynan
W Wham Sullivan
Chester Root
Lowell Davis
Sherman Garver
Thos Brierly
Howard Pointer
Merle Poland
Roy Appleton
Virgil Daniels
Shepherd
Jon
Robert
James Cratwell
Scotty Short
Clifford Davis
C P Easley
Gene Laurens
Ben Crabill
Hazel Lawis
Archie Lane
William Short
Jack Caughell
Robert Sheeds
Clarence Chastian
Appleton
Root
Johnson
Sulivan
Mel.s van the Shepherds
Couch
Oper Bible
Barkdoll chosen head PTA at Powers meeting
Mrs K Barkdoll was elected president of the Powers Parent-Teachers Association for the coming year at Friday’s regular meeting in the Rebekah Fellowship hall. Officers include A J Smith first vice president and program chairman Wesley Clark second vice president hospitality chairman A Harrelson secretary and Thomas Brierly treasurer.
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Kenneth Barkdoll
Powers Parent-Teachers Association
Rebekah Fellowship Hall
A J Smith
Wesley Clark
A. Harrelson
Thomas Brierly
Robert Bones
Effie Shindell
Robert McMahon
Kenny Goebl
Nicklaus
Wesles Clark
J. E Stanley
Fley Hammack
Portland
Oscar Mintony
John Murdock
Pringle
Senior Ball Outing Noted With Local Couples
Mrs Ray scam and Mrs NE Mary Farber along with George and Mrs Mary Farts and R harmeiner See pa Mrs Robert Bushnell and Jack Bushnell traveled to attend the Senior ball. Mr and Mrs Jack King of Monmouth were among those returning home Sunday.
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Ray Scam
Mary Farber
George
Mary Farts
R Harmeiner
Robert Bushnell
Jack Bushnell
Jack King
Monmouth
Hainey Family Remains Arrive as Portland Funeral Held
Word from Gaylord that Herbert Hainey son of Mr and Mrs Ray Hainey arrived in Portland for funeral services held there Saturday. Hainey lost his Ute at the war’s start and was buried in a foreign cemetery until home transport could occur. The Haineys formerly resided in Gaylord now live in Hood River.
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Herbert Hainey
Ray Hainey
Portland
Young Hainey
Haineys
Gaylord
Hood River
Glen Daniels
Cottage Grove
Rees Daniels
Jimmy Howard
D R. Curry
Garberville
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S Garden Club
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Sweet Home
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Rebekahs
State Assembly
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Cor Serton
Gaylord News
Firemen’s Union
Roosevelt
Truman
New York Central
Pennsylvania
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Southern
Paserpaenna
Railreede
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