Royal Neigh social club hosts card games and meet
The social club of Royal Neigh meets on Maple Street at Mr and Mrs Don Gilkison home. Two pinochle and whist tables play with Mrs Maat winning high score and Mrs Witchell Myers second. John Felsher wins at whist and Mrs Esser takes door prize. Attendees include many local families and a future meeting set for August 22 at the Mahaffey home.
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Esser
John Felsher
James Mahaffey
Joe Mast
Clinard Mast
Nell Ray
Ethel Miller
Ada Jone
Wava Townsend
Mitchell Myers
Harold Keser
Lawrence Clinton
KR Personal Notices of Week End Events and Family Updates
Week end plans and family notes include Powers Mroo and Mr daughter Wat, Augher Fos Speid Week, Grady Jones above Powers, and Safeway sightings. Reports mention a newborn son for Mr and Mrs Pearson, first grandchild, and Seattle travel for Lyle Carver's family to attend Aunt Josephine King's funeral. Grants Pass visit by Harry Howell and daughter Harriet with ties to local service stations.
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Powers
Grady Jones
Brret
Orece
Marsna Pearson
Silynia
Far’ Fecheasor
Mra Pearson
Seattle
Mra
W A King
Lyle Carver
Carver
Josephine King
Currier’s Village
Harry Howell
Harriett
Grants Pass
Howell
Union
Timely Topics on Juvenile Delinquency Seen Across Nation
Ralph Moore of Bandon discusses postwar concerns with rising juvenile delinquency especially among early teen girls. He warns of moral decline, increases in indictments, and the need for stronger standards and parental guidance to curb trends amid public indifference.
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Ralph Moore
Bandon
United States
Parental duty and wartime wage debates echo in public discourse
The piece critiques parental responsibility as a bedrock of national strength and condemns forces undermining the home. It notes a CIO official and business executive clash on wartime profit limits and postwar jobs, arguing wages must rise in real terms, not just dollar figures, to sustain living standards.
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Kenneth Diets
Sweet Home
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Aleutians
G. F Atkinson Co
Phlox
Goldsmith
CIO
Teth
If you've never owned a little dog poem by Warner
A nostalgic poem by Henry Edward Warner extols the joys of dog ownership over wealth. It celebrates a four legged companion who stays loyal through time, night, and morning, suggesting a dog’s simple presence surpasses banks, railroads, and gold in value. The verse contrasts material wealth with canine devotion.
Oregon handbook to aid farmers in conservation plan
Two AAA officials from Washington DC George Weaver and Tom Joyce met Oregon state officials in August to develop the Oregon handbook for the 1045 agricultural conservation program. Once prepared the handbook will guide farmers for next year to match national demand and conservation practice payments, with final approval in Washington later.
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AAA
Washington, D. C
George Weaver
Tom Joyce
Oregon
Washington
Burial of Buffato Fragments Reported Near Poplar Moat
Oregon AAA officials report little change after this stage. Beffale Bones and thousands of buffato were found buried at the base of a cliff near Poplar Moat.
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Oregon
AAA
Poplar
Moat
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