Record rainfall and library notes from local meeting
The article reports a historic rainfall reversal of 36.00 inches for November, notes prior records held by Powers and Gamwell, and mentions the city taking over after Gamwell's death. Basel M. Lewis Library Board met November 37 with discussions on preserving historical data, book returns, and October circulation totaling 1707 with 59 ordered books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Gamwell
Gamwell
Basel M. Lewis
Mov
Merle Kalb
Dave Satterlee
Ethel Post
Mabel Thorp
Preane
Fam
Librasan
Mate
Grange Officers Installed in Woodbent Area
The 1974 Grange officers for the Woodbent area were installed with Ray Garrone as master Wayne Turner as overseer Jim Devereaux as assistant guardian Laverne Garrone as lady assistant steward Glenn Gulstrom as treasurer Anneta Turner as secretary Harriett Gulstrom as Pomona and Earl Roger as agriculture chairman Also Broadbent Grange Pomona officers Glenn Gulstrom Harriet Gulstrom and Jim Devereaux were installed Attendees included Dale Hoffman and family and others at various gatherings and church events across the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Garrone
Wayne J Turner
Geward
Jim Devereaux
Laverne Garrone
Glenn Gulstrom
Anneta Turner
Pomona
Harriett Gulstrom
Flora
Jennie Fugate
Earl Roger
Broadbent Grange
Harriet Gulstrom
Fern Hoffman
Carol Hoffman
Dale Hoffman
Timmy
Susan
John
Ernest Dewey
Myrtle Point
Homer Oldham
John Hoffman
Claude Harold
Greenacres
Philip Vincent
Myrtle
Also Mentioned on This Page
Veterans’ Administration
American Legion, Oregon Department
KWRO
Osrding of
Coquille
Tommy Reynolds
U.S. Navy
Ed Reynolds
Seaside
Charles Mulkeys
Bessye Caver
Tom Grove
Campbell
Point
Frank James
Milo
Chuck
George
Mike Strain
Mary Deaws
Beadon
Don Gulstrom
Mindy
Broadbent
Arago
Fugate
Lookingglass
Connie Hoffman
Myrtle Point Nursing Home
Russell James
Chancey M. James
Steve
Janie
David
Beceves
Pea
Coquille Supply
Ea Us
Fieldcrest
Uae
Wa ‘Louses
S & Cap
Wk Ak
Corning Gourmet
Ean Cormeen
Drs Ae
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