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Newspaper

Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Feb 03, 1966

Page

6

Community Notices From Powers and Surrounding Areas

Weekend departures and visits mark local activity in Powers and nearby towns. Families traveled to Corvallis, Willa Mette valley, and Lebanon for farewells and gatherings while church and fire department updates, nurse hires, and upcoming conventions shape civic life.

Bridge News and Community Meetings Report

Local residents travel to Brookings and Crescent City visiting families including the Plankenhorns and Webbers. Upcoming Bridge extension unit meeting at Orange Hall on Feb 10 hosts family communications project led by Dove Patterson and Howard Winkelman. Community events include Hog Supper and the Bridge Photography Club’s first meeting January 26 at Bridge School.

Thomas Basey Carol and Lyle Brookings Plankenhorn Crescent City Basey Dave Patterson Everette C Webber Naomi Plankenhorna Victor Stevens Los Angeles Mr Stevens Gary Cribbins Troy Eugene Cribbins Everette Webber Brovokings Watts Gene Radford Jim Jerry Radford Roenda Everette C. Webber Arthur Hanna Tulelake Calif A. Young Charleston Fred Sharp Bridge Orange Hall Dove Patterson Howard Winkelman Bridge School Jamie Walker Winkeiinwea Secreticys Pennie Wharton Wwea Murlen Walter Everette Ro Webber Tname Proere Notte Ub Davitt Wokelita J Watertiat Ont Neom Wettes Tipoges Soappets Fv Teor

Sitkum News Highlights Local Social and Community Notes

Mrs Dorthea Davis moved her daughter Sharon Ross to Corvallis to work as a beauty operator. Mr and Mrs Ivan Laird attended a Democratic Central Committee meeting. Myrtle Leaf club met with new members Mrs Howard Newman and Mrs Aril Tooley. Curtis Witt left for Nebraska following the death of Cather. Paul Friesen spoke at Fast Park Community Church. Walter Laird, ill, moved to Portland Sanitarium with son Jesse. Cards for social security records encouraged at 423 Mrs Elmer Strode’s home. Royal Arch Masonry events noted for Mr and Mrs Kenneth Laird.

Dorthea Davis Sharon Ross Corvallis Ivan Laird Courtel Coos Bay Myrtle Leaf Club Kenneth Laird Mombern Mre Laird Reda Garrett Walter Reisen Howard Newman Aril Tooley Murs Laird Curtis Witt Nebraska Unosa Tia Cather Paul Frensen Myrtle Crest School Fast Park Optus Eee Walter Laird Myrtle Point Portland Sanitarium Portland Jesse Latred

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