Boys Triumph at Southwest Public Speaking and Cultural Contests
At the Southwestern public speaking and cultural contests held Feb 2, Roseburg area students led by instructor J. Hildebrandt earned multiple places. Participants from Myrtle Point, Roseburg high, and other schools won top honors in welding, sewing, rope work, record keeping, agriculture math, and related events. The group visited Bill Austin, a Roseburg agriculture student and district FEA VP, after returning from the meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point
FFA
Rose Sturday
Etle Point High School
Carlson
Frank Crook
Romauld Grant
Tom Collier
Jim
Vance
Faul Colsod
Grant
Sfonte Lund
Donald Peterson
J. Hildebrandt
Bill Austin
Roseburg High School
FEA
Community Notes From Broadbent Area Events
Broadbent social and family visits are listed with Dale and Terp families hosting Wayne Babcock and Susan Babcock. Zeiglers from Coquille visited Bob Palmer, Violet Miller traveled to Marcola, Pvt. I D Miller returned from Korea to visit Earl Roger. A 4 H meeting is planned at Broadbent grange hall Thursday. Violet Miller and Verna Steinhauer attended the Women of the Moose midwinter conference in Eugene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Gulstrom
Dale Terp
Wayne Babcock
Susan Babcock
Bandon
George Zeigler
Coquille
Bob Palmer
Violet Miller
Marcola
Korea
Earl
Roger
Boradbent Grange Hall
Verna Steinhauer
Eurene
The
Women of the Moose
Broadbent Community Notes Include Grange Meeting and Games
Local items report social visits to Broadbent families, including teachers at a Coos Bay conference and a 9th wedding anniversary celebration for the Lundins. Sports recount a Bridge basketball win, girls and peewees results, plus a Red Cross visit by Mrs. Yom Forrest.
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Bob Warner
Reuben Matteson
Corvallis
Bridge
Bridge A
Fite “Peewees
Eement
Yom Forrest
Coquille
Miss Ackerman
The
Red Cross
I Tor
Red—Cross
Lafferty Visits Mother and Travel Details Noted
Fred Lafferty of Moses Lake Washington visited his mother Mrs S L Lafferty from Wednesday to Saturday while moving more equipment to his ranch. Mrs Meiden Carl won 2nd prize in a cake biking contest in Coquille. locals praise her renowned baking. Mr and Mrs Wayne Woodward traveled to Bend and central Oregon, meeting Mr and Mrs Lawrence Barklow in Eugene on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Lafferty
Moses Lake
Wash
S. L. Lafferty
Meiden Carl
Coquille
Wayne Woodward
Bend
Oregon
Lawrence Barklow
Eugene
Local social notes from Coquille and surrounding towns
Couples returned home Saturday. H E Watkins accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Earl Leslie of Coquille to Eugene. C A Kelther was a business visitor in Myrtle Point. Russell Johnson played accordion at Coquille amateur hour. Mrs V Y Caudill of Coos Bay visits Coos Bay residents. Wayne Russell on sick leave to Mobile Alabama. Lee Osborne and family hosted visitors. irrigation and water rights discussed at Livestock meeting. Calf scramble winner Harvey Morris read a report. Grange donations and community cookery funds noted. New furniture for halls planned. Kate Appleton hosted by Eugene visit. T J Davis called to Portland for sister’s death. Perry Waterman Jr enlists in the U S Air Force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Watkins
Earl Leslie
Coquille
Eugene
Angel
A. Person
Wehneth
C. A. Kelther
Myrtle Point
S L. Lafferty Russell Johnson
VY. J. Caudill, Jr
Coos Bay
Lee Osborne
V. J. Cance
Sunny
Wayne Russell
Ussell
Army Hospital
Mobile
Weadnesa
Ralp
Sman
Charlie Mack
Coos County
Carl Nelson
Ernest Sell
Wm. McKinley
Buck
Goodman
E Goodman
Dale Appleton
Katherine
Powers
Appleton
Kate Appleton
T. J. Davis
Portland
Gertrude Hilke
North Bend
T J Davis
Perry Waterman, Jr
U.S. Air Force
Fort Lawton
Texas
Bridge Grange backs health dept push and 4 H picnic
At its Saturday meeting February 2 the Bridge Grange endorsed Pomona Grange’s letter urging the county court to establish a health department with at least two nurses and one doctor. Members also supported a county wide 4 H picnic next summer. Buck Goodman chair of the paint committee was told to purchase interior paint. A potluck lunch is set for February 17 at noon to start the painting. Agricultural committee chair-
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The
Bridge Grange
Pomona Erange
Satuday
Buck Goodman
Agricultural Committee
Better Dress Workshop Emphasizes Health and Diet
Homemakers columnist Mary E. Morgan urges practical beauty through nutrition and home care. Focus on weight control, fruit desserts, vitamin D from fortified milk, cod liver oil for children, and freezing or canning tomato juice for daily intake. Leads to Basic Tools meeting in Coquille on Feb 29 at the Methodist church with several area groups attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. Morgan
Mary Beth Minden
Coquille
Methodist Church
Bullards
Bandon
McKinley
Aragé
Myrtle Broadbent
4 H News The Grave Ford 4 Hers Host Dairy Club Party
The Grave Ford 4 H club hosted Twin Oaks Dairy of Myrtle Point for an achievement party. About 25 4 H ers received pins and awards, enjoyed games, and watched a wildlife movie. Last year’s record books are in the mail, with guidance to contact leaders for pickup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin Oaks Dairy Club
Myrtle Point
New Doctor and Hospital Plan Offers Cash for Medical Care
National Travelers plan provides cash benefits for sickness and accidents regardless of where bills arise. It lets you select your own doctor and covers hospital, home, or office visits with per call benefits.
National Traveléty Plan Promises Help With Medical Costs
The notice highlights the burden of medical bills from accidents, operations, or illness. It emphasizes the physician or surgeon as the largest expense and outlines the Traveléty plan’s small daily premium and a Family Plan that lowers costs for members.
Protection Plan Covers All Operation Types
The plan promises coverage for every operation type including fracture repair and other items such as removal of lung issues and use of oxygen tents.
Insurance features for families and individuals offered
The feature outlines include female diseases and pregnancy and obstetric benefits under a family plan. It notes children accepted at reduced rates and that enrollment is not limited to group members.
Hospital Protection Optional Plan Described
A medical plan offers hospital protection with a small extra premium. It pays daily hospital room benefits from four to fifteen dollars and hospital extras from forty to one hundred thirty dollars depending on the chosen plan.
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Broadbent
Sane
Oregon University
Washington State
Ralph Gibbs
Thomas Luttrell
Stanton Stevens
Jack Pearson
Jeanette Yokum
Dave Lundin
Clinton Fry
Lundin
Gus Schroeder
Corvalli
Pfc
Darwin Gulstrom
Calif
Chas. Porter
Porter
Joe Kenny
Maggie Simmons
Earl Cross
Wayne Turner
Arago
Spencer Edgman
Broadbent Grange
Assis
Ant
Earl Roger
Jesse Hayes
Grange
Arago News
Mary Alice Watkins
Bridge News
Sylvia Goodman
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