Donald Farr to Head Coquille Credit Men
Donald Farr elected president of the Retail Credit Association at the Coquille hotel coffee shop in Oregon by unanimous vote. Alex Kroick was chosen vice president and P. McDonald secretary treasurer. several directors named from local banks and businesses. A special committee will arrange installation and annual banquet at a later date.
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Coquille
Oregon
Donald Farr
Farr and Elwood
Retail Credit Association
Alex Kroick
Steinmetz Motors
P. McDonald
Coquille Credit Bureau
Sig Peterson
First National Bank of Portland
Ellsworth Wilson
Riverside Builders’ Supply
P .A
Buck" Everett
Coos Bay
Intensive membership drive planned for public relations push
A brisk membership drive and public relations program are planned to roll out in the near future as part of an expanded outreach effort. The initiative aims to build involvement and awareness across the community.
Fathers versus Faculty Basketball Game Postponed to January 28
The Myrtle Point high school gym will host the fathers of the P. T. A. against the faculty from three Myrtle Point schools after a power outage halted the December 11 game. The new date is tentatively set for Friday night January 28 with tickets from December 11 to be honored. The Myrtle Point Townsend club will meet at the Legion hall Sunday at 12:30 p.m. for a potluck dinner.
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Myrtle Point
P.T A
C. 8. Lehmanowsky
Myrtle Point Townsend Club
Legion Hall
Pacific Feed and Seed Defeated at Coquille
The Pacific Feed and Seed basketball team lost 41 to 38 at Coquille as Myrtle Point led until the final quarter. Dayton led Myrtle Point with 18 points, matched by Stienmetz of Coquille. Myrtle Point players listed include E Fetch C Struss W Barklow D Hoffman J Dayton D Epperson J Wise and B Dayton. Home dates follow with games at the Junior high gym.
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Pacific Feed & Seed
Coquille
Myrtle Point
Conquillites
Dayton
Stienmetz
E. Fetch
C. Struss
W. Barklow
D. Hoffman
Women's Club Christmas Box Drive At Marshall Wells
All ladies urged to donate fruit for a Christmas box at Marshall Wells. Any unsold tickets may be left there for pickup.
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Women's Club
Marshall Wells
Reel for fist Wonvér, scope G-4 for second
Reel for fist Wonvér placed second in a G-4 scope with a Ranson fighter finishing third. The report notes a gander at Saturday event, with unclear wording and mixed fragments.
Christmas Party At Mrs Ratcliffe’s Home
A Christmas party hosted at Mrs Art Ratcliffe’s home featured a decorated room with tree candles and holly. Mince meat pudding with cream and coffee was served before cards with Mrs Warren Ives winning high score and Mrs C K Weed second.
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Art Ratcliffe
Demar Gurney
C. E. Weed
Warren Ives
A Ratcliffe
C .K. Weed
Ives
Bridge Grangers Hold Hard Times Party At Grange Hall
Andrew Waterman and Mrs. David Hatfield won first and second prizes for best two hard shoes costumes at the PTA market social and Hard Times party held last Saturday night December 11 at the Bridge Grange hall. About seventy attendees enjoyed square dances and modern dancing to accordion and records. Proceeds from the basket auction more than covered the event costs.
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Andrew Waterman
David Hatfield
Respect
Aly
P.T. A
Bridge Grange Har
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Virginia
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Xmas Party
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Gaylord
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Herald
Ole Moody
Eden Valley
Harold Roses
Powers
Wilmer Briggs
Methodist Church
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Marcia and
Bruce MacDonald
Port Orford
Mrs
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W. Deyoe
Klamath Falls
Roy Hawkins
Yachats
E. A. Dodge
Mr. Deeee
Portland
Floyd Summers of
Henry Rosslow
United States Department OF the Interior
Burau
Oregon District Land Office
G W Howard
McKinley
Roseburg
W. M
Charles D. Lee
Haga’s Meat, Dept
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