Dora Friendly Club awards camp scholarships
The Dora Friendly Club selected two recipients for $80 camp scholarships Robin Crosby and Ellen Jackson with two alternates listed The meeting acted as a social gathering at Deloris Petersons home and future plans noted Alberta McGeorge hosts on March 16 Weekend guests and local residents are named alongside updates on a bicycle accident and hospital status for Charles Kasper.
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Dora
Deloris Peterson
Evelyn Lyon
Ethel Abernathy
Selina King
Elma Kasper
Laura Laird
Myrtle Raistin
Mildred Johnson
Sheila Wilson
Robin Crosby
Ellen Jackson
Alberta McGeorge
Nettle Baker
Carl Liday Fron Halsey
Charles Kasper
Charles
Keizer Hospital
Bkddie Pride
Pioneer family recounts 1800s Oregon history at North Bend
In North Bend the Pioneer and Historical Association hosted an April program at the Museum building. Glae Gould of Kentuck Inlet told of his pioneer grandparents George and Harriet who moved from near San Jose in 1862 to the Umpqua Valley. The talk covered homesteading, elk hunting, jerky commerce to Marshfield, and the family organ journey to Chicago.
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Pioneer and Historical Association
North Bend
Glae Gould
Kentuck Inlet
George
Harriet
San Jose
Caliii
Umpqu Valley
George Gould
Eikhor Hanch
Georgia
George Goule
McClay Suor
Warren
Francisco
Gould
Montgourmen Ward
Chicago
Marshfield
Forks
Allegancy
Calif
Coquille Grange to discuss May 23 measures April meeting
The Coquille Grange in cooperation with the Coos County League of Women Voters will devote most of its April 28 meeting to explaining the seven measures on the May 23 primary ballot. The session opens at 8 p.m. in the East H Street hall with public attendance beginning at 6:45 p.m. Mrs. Bernice Haliski will present the league's explanations of each measure. Flossie Wolgamott urges all voters, especially those seeking clarity, to attend and hear the details.
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Coquille
Coos County
Grange
Bernice Haliski
League of Women Voters
Flossie Wolgamott
Ballot measures seek funds for libraries and voting age change
Ballot proposals push public funds for city libraries and lower the voting age to 18 while repealing the decennial census requirement. Other items include allowing special legislative sessions, authorizing capital construction bonds, and bonding for water and irrigation projects.
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