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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1966
Page
7
Local notices and social updates from Powers include visits, guests from Coquille and Coeur d Alene, and a gala family weekend in the Adamson household. Library and PTA activities headline the week with Girls State plans, Red Cross X ray attendance, and tours of ranger stations.
Bank condition figures show balances with other banks and cash items 179,627.79 United States Government obligations all categories total 2,406,041.48. Real estate owned none. Customers' liability on acceptances outstanding none. Other assets 3,535,759.35 5,061.09.
Ramona F. Evans assistant cashier swears the bank condition report is true. The document lists liabilities and assets with totals for deposits loans and valuation reserves. It records the report sworn before a notary in Coos County Oregon on April 21, 1906.
Mrs Mary Carman received a letter from Mrs Ray Haines stating Mr Hainey died April 8 at their Hood River home. The Haineys lived in Gaylord for years. Mrs Harry Mergen attended a luncheon at Mrs Karla Parton’s Myrtle Point home. Werdwee learned of Mrs Quincy McBride’s death, mother of Mrs Ruth Powers, in Portland but she visited Albert Powers ranch often. Mr and Mrs Robin Sell and Robie drove to Roseburg to visit Robin’s mother and sisters Vera Roberts and Mary Lee and Pete Mr Myre. James McWilliam and two children attended a Powers family reunion at the home of Mr and Mrs McWilliam’s parents.
The note details a mixed recipe item with portions and ingredients, followed by a string of social calls. Residents host and visit relatives and friends from Los Angeles, Broad Bend, Gaylord, and Willow California. Mr and Mrs Ray Getethell plan a two week vacation with stops in Santa Barbara Ukiah and Fort Park to see son Ron stationed in the US Army.
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