Jersey Cow Produces 9527 Lbs Milk In 305 Days
W R Davenport of Myrtle Point Oregon announced a registered Jersey cow achieved a 305 day Herd Improvement Registry production total of 9527 pounds of milk with 554 pounds of butter fat at age 3 years 7 months. The record was set by Rinda St Hawes Eagle Susan with tests supervised by Oregon State College for The American Jersey Cattle Club based in Columbus Ohio.
Sarah Society Holds Regular Meeting
Broadbent noting minutes from a Sarah Society session reported by Mrs M J Stewart. The regular meeting covered routine society affairs and upcoming events.
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M. J. Stewart
Sarah Society
Monthly church meeting and local social notes
Monthly church meeting chaired by Mrs Ansel with members Mrs Peter Long Mrs Andrews Mrs Mefflin Stewart Mrs Northup and Mrs Hawkins new member Mrs Keith Northup. Nearby visits include the Parrys in Gold Beach Forrests in Roseburg and Treasure Island trip. Basketball events feature teams from Bridge Powers Arago Riverton Broadbent against Charleston Cool Catholic and Bunker Hill with Broadbent players Crimpton Larsen and the Moores group.
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Ansel
Mexibup
Peter Long
Andrews
Mefflin Stewart
Northup
Hawkins
Keith Northup
Kenneth Parry
Gold Beach
Thos. Forrest
Thomas, Jr
Roseburg
Treasure Island
Earl Royer
James Devereaux
Gaylord
Bridge
Allstar
Powers
Arago
Riverton
Broadbent
Charleston
Cool Catholic
Bunker Hill
Crimpton
Larsen
Verlin Moore
Albert Moore
Salem
Lewis Northup
Coquille
Ear
Royer
Bill Miller
Reedsport
Charles Dano
Ronnie
Dalles
Irvin Pearce
John Marrs
Portland
Howse
Kenneth Galloway
Coos Bay
Dike Henson
Greenacres
F F A F H A Banquet Change Planned Tonight
The annual F F A F H A banquet, originally set for Myrtle Crest High School, will be moved to the Myrtle Crest junior high school cafeteria tonight. Jeanne Davenport confirms the change and timing remains as scheduled.
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Myrtle Crest JR. High
Jeanne Davenport
Myrtle Crest Junior High School
Powers PTA Meeting Time Change and Founders Day Honor
The Powers Parent-Teacher Association moved its meeting from two to three o clock on the third Friday to avoid conflicts with the high school schedule. Founders Day was celebrated at Friday’s meeting honoring past presidents. Mrs. Carl Utterback served as program chairman. Mrs. Steve Beck reviewed The Last Mountains detailing Oregon settlement stories. Mrs. Hazel Lewis contributed remarks.
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James Gamwell
Powers Parent-Teacher Association
Carl Utterback
Steve Beck
Oregon
Hazel Lewis
Psoriasis Treated With Lipan Hormone Therapy
A historical note on psoriasis once misidentified as leprosy. Lipan capsules, containing pancreatic hormones and enzymes, reportedly clear lesions and prevent recurrence per a July New York State Journal of Medicine report. Spirt & Co. of Waterbury offers reprints to physicians.
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Conn
Boston Dispensary
Boston
Mass
New York State
Frank C. Combes
New York City
Bellevue Hospital
New York University Post Graduate School of Medicine
Powers Library history and PTA support noted at meeting
The city librarian reviewed the Powers Library long history starting in 1934 and a statistical work resume. H C Millard described school library functions and duties now required in schools. The unit voted $25 to the National Scholarship fund of the PTA and to refurbish library materials. Past presidents were recognized with corsages and a plant was given to Mrs. John L. Purvis. The Congress of Parents and Teachers began in 1897 and 4‑H and Mystic/CBS events followed with lunches, raffles, and awards. National 4‑H Week runs March 5–13 with club windows and radio program plans.
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Powers Library
H. C. Millard
National Scholarship Fund
PTA
Robert Quine
Powers Unit
Woman’s Club
Leaders' Association
Court House
Coquille
Sunnyhill
Blue Ridge Dairy Club
Catching Inlet
Just Be Girls of Powers
Blue Ridge Club
Just So Girls
Powers
Fair Grounds
Bandon
County Extension Office
Home Extension unit meeting features hair care and refreshments
The February Home Extension gathering hosted by Mrs Ralph Anderson included a hair care demonstration led by Mrs Anderson and Ms Thea Holder with decoration and pot luck refreshments after the meeting. Mr and Mrs Kenneth Rolfe and A D Rolfe visited Portland Sunday, the Gamwells hosted trips, the Cottons welcomed a third son in Roseburg, and several families took vacations abroad with updates on health and sports.
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Odd
Or Long
Bandon
Peter Long
Raymond Long
Bryce Evernden
Portland
Glenn Gulstrom
North Bayside Grange
Roseburg
Gulstrom
Ralph Anderson
Anderson
Thea Holder
Kenneth Rolfe
A.D Rolfe
W Tregaskis
Raymond
Wash
J. W. Gamwell
California
J. W. Gamwells
Yachats
E. S. Gamwelk
Donald Cotton
Roseburg Hospital
Monty
Buttons Cotton
Don Aber
Jimmy Boutin
Sam Grimes
Ocean Lake
Hawa
Grimes
Clare Marsee
Powers
Health for All and Atomic Energy in Medical Research
The article explains how radioactive isotopes label substances to trace their behavior, aiding disease cure and prevention. Isotopes, by products of atomic energy, are allocated for research by the US Atomic Energy Commission and used by University researchers to study medical problems.
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US Atomic Energy Commission
University of Cee
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