A Geod Place to Live Area Showcases Settler Pride and Perennial Appeal
The article reflects on a community origin in a western region where Robison family ties and long settlement dates define local identity. It emphasizes climate, lush scenery, outdoor recreation, and the enduring value of permanence as a reason people stay, noting a century of stability and welcome.
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Robison
Baltimore
Lin Robles
Consia
Ieee
Shee Ae
Local residents make plans amid family visits and moves
Billy Pepes, after 40 years here, plans to leave for Greece this week while a brick house was built since a visit two years ago. Ranger Station friends and relatives gathered for six weeks to welcome a newborn grandson and great grandson on Friday. Mrs. Robertson sought treatment in Eugene for her son John. Supt. and Mrs. Irwin Elder and family returned from Eugene where he attended summer school. Mrs. Elder recovers from illness. Mr and Mrs Themes Ellis welcomed their first daughter born Sunday at Mast hospital. Mr and Mrs Richard Reeves welcomed their first son and second child born Saturday at Mast hospital.
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Billy Pepes
Greece
Robertson
Eugene
John
Irwin Elder
Elder
End
Themes Ellis
Cesend Ahild
Mast
Hospital
Richard Reeves
Mast Hospital
Tom Evans weather skit sparks on air prank
The Dallas Times Herald excerpt recalls Tom Evans, son of Charlie and Mrs. Evans, and a Myrtle Point weather briefings prank. A KRLD- TV weather show mixup leads to a call about his pay and a joke prompting Evans to improvise with a coat and safety pin during the broadcast.
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Dallas
Texas
Times- Herald
Tom Evans
Charlie Evans
Myrtle Point
Myrtle Point Legion
North Bend
Tom Lvans
Southwest Airmotive
Krld-Tv
Clyde Rembert
KRLD
Tom
Evans
Angler Sees Tides Ease as Striper Lure Delights
By Lans Leveve a fiberman notes how side denizens of the deep like the striper and chiness entice patience. The slow tides and blue sky soothe the angler, who grows less expectant as time ticks by and the fish leap.
Angling Anecdotes and a New Spindrift Device
The author recounts two near misses while fishing the Coos and Rogue Rivers then nets a 23½ pound chinook. He praises a new Langley lure called the Spindrift which supposedly reels in big fish by itself with minor adjustments.
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Ture
Coos
Langley
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