Ora Robison honored on 85th birthday in Myrtle Point
Mrs. Ora Robison celebrated her 85th birthday with a surprise carry in supper on November 10. A Nebraska migrant who arrived in 1878, she married twice, raised nine children, remains active in church work, and lives with her son Lawrence Barklow. Attending relatives and neighbors filled the gathering with warm tributes and well wishes.
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Ora Robison
Lawrence Barklow
David and
Jimmie
Bridge
Gus Schroeeder
Audrey
Bernice Lillie
Broadbent
Driver examiner to be at Myrtle Point City Hall
A drivers' examiner will be on duty in Myrtle Point on Wednesday December 7 1955 at the city hall from 10 a m to 3 p m according to the Secretary of State office notice.
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Myrtle Crest School
P T. A
Clarence Strong
P F Bartlett
Claude Randleman
Lloyd Huntley
A A Schriefer
George Woolley
Harley Miller
Wm Stevens
Emma Wilson
Howard Rackleff
Sarah Hermann
Dot Justice
John Caudle
Emmett Hammack
R. Rylander
Earl Dement
Elizabeth Lett
G. E. West
Oracle
Royal Neighbors
May Logan
Myrtle Point
Secretary of State
Thanksgiving travels bring reentries from coast to coast
Local residents Mrs. Baker and family returned from Fallon Nevada after Thanksgiving with Frank Murchison and relatives. Elden Brodie family came back from Portland after attending Marshfield and Gresham games and an Auto show. Floyd Hall family returned from Portland visiting D N Taylor and Susan Janice, Elbert Hall Jr. in Oregon City, Walter Kraxberger Canby, J E Fisher Gladstone, and enjoyed a Thanksgiving dinner with kin.
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Kenneth Baker
Randy
Richard
Roger
Fallon
Nev
Baker
Frank Murchison
Elden Brodie
Ben
Bill
Portland
Marshfield High
Gresham High
Floyd Hall
D N Taylor
Susan
Janice
Elbert F Hall, Jr
Oregon City
Walter Kraxberger
Canby
J E Fisher
Gladstone
Thanksgiving Visits and Local Moves Highlight Community Notes
Cribbins and Beverly of Eugene dined with Ray and Mrs Epperson. Families, including the Devis and Arnett groups, returned from Kansas City after illness and bereavement. Edgar Norvell visited Gareth Goddard in Helix. Jack Carter left for Seattle after three weeks with relatives. Bartletts returned from a coast trip via Salem. Harvey Crim and daughter Andrea Susan welcomed a new birth in Coquille. Dunns spent Thanksgiving in Portland with Howell relatives. Shrine trip drew several locals to Klamath Falls. The Koppe home moved to Myrtle Point. Putnams shared Thanksgiving in Medford.
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Glen Putnam
Ray Collier
Russell Papineau
Frank Henry
Chas Wagner
Winker Mast
Frank Schram
Jesse Laird
Lloyd Wagner
Otto Koppe
Myrtle Point-Coquille Highway
Koppe
Myrtle Point
Stevenson
Mr Putnam
Medford
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