Red Aces Suffer Second Loss To Port Orford Transpacifics
The Powers Red Aces lost 60 to 44 at Port Orford Sunday afternoon. Conely led Port Orford with 23 points while Hubbard scored 13 for Powers. Former Powers locals and local spectators attended, including Elwin Frye and Elvin Hull party members.
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Powers Red Aces
Transpacifics
Port Orford
Stewart
Hubbard
Moe
K Ralfo
Taylor
Billy Newton
Powers
Transpacific
Conely
Powers Act 13
Elwin Frye
Millie Pankey
Elvin Hull
Bobby
Charlies Stallard
Douglas Gramwell
Gordon Medford
Myrtle Point Social Notes and Visitors
Florence Alma Reokard from Myrtle Point visited Tuesday to Saturday with Mr and Mrs Guy Daniel. Various locals made trips to see games in Port Orford and visits to Myrtle Point, including stock and hospital calls. A new move into Cedar street by the Brewsters is noted along with several local visits and family connections in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Alma Reokard
Ray Reokard
Myrtle Point
Guy Daniel
Phillip Barrette
Percy Powers
Velma Brown
Bill Newton
George Saint
Port Orford
Red Aces
Vern Taylor
Millard Hubbard
Sanford Anderson
Robert Lewise
Helen Goodman
Leona Stallard
Elvin Hull
Bandon
Charles Stallard, Sr
Mra
Elvin Stall
Fred Stock
Marjie Jackson
Vislt
Pearl Jeckason
Clyde Brown
Coos River
Rhodie Norton
Klamath Falls
Georgie Gale
Jesse Walker
Mre Walker
Marshfield
M M Brown
Claud Brewster
Empire
Cedar Street
J T Ross Ed
George Brown
Mast Hospital
R H McCall
Clyde Brewster
T Daniel
March Letter Read At Extension Meeting
A letter from Mrs Bin Warner of Veale was read by Secretary Mrs H D Bones. Mrs Devereux reported on the extension meeting held last Tuesday.
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bin Warner
Near
Veale
H. D. Bones
Devereux
PTA Event Highlights Founders Day and School Night Programs
The article covers a PTA program at Geener Reis e featuring performances by the eties ed band and the Girls Glee Club under Miss Kuthann Breit gang. Founder's Day honors James Gamwell and notes PTA origins in 1986 with Women’s Club backing. Lifework included a traveling library, playground pets, Bible vacation school, and a Christmas Tree program. A birthday cake for Mrs Theodore Bierney and Mrs Secon Hearst marks founders of the National PTA. Voluntary offerings supported state head- See new units. Attendance banners were distributed to third grade and freshman-sophomore groups.
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Tee Power
Asso
Geener Reise
Michetes
Eaties
Kuthann Breitgang
James Gamwell
Womnan's Club
Theodore Bierney
Secon Hearst
National of Parents
PTA
Jehan Purvin
Wilson
Mabel Hartle
Reubhenn Breitmayer
Dorothy Burns
Wee
Sophoee
Women of Moose Initiate New Member and Reinstatement
Mrs. Robert Lewis was initiated into the Women of Moose at the regular meeting last Thursday in the lodge room. Mrs. Elmer Duncan was reinstated as a member, and a birthday cake was served in honor of Mrs. John Grant of Gaylord who attended as a guest.
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Robert Lewis
Women of Moose
Elmer Duncan
John Grant
Gaylord
Women’s Club Plans Talk on Foreign Affairs
The Women’s Club meets next Wednesday at 2 PM in the club house. Mrs A D Rolfe will lead a discussion on international relations as the principal topic for the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Club
A. D. Rolfe
Woman’s Club
Pinochle Group Plans Thursday Meeting
Mrs Henry Griffen complimented the Pinochle club last Thursday after serving dessert at 130. All members attended and high score was won by Mrs AE Thurber while low went to Mrs Frendy Mediock. Mrs W L Stemmerman to entertain at the next meeting on March 3.
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Henry Griffen
AE Thurber
Frendy Mediock
W L Stemmerman
Church of the Open Bible weekly schedule and events
Pastor Rev Claude W Lawton leads Sunday school at 9 45 am and morning service at 11 am. The Overcomers meet at 6 45 pm, evangelistic services 7 30 pm. Tuesday prayer at 2 pm and 7 30 pm Bible study. Friday prayer 7 30 pm. women's missionary society on second and fourth Fridays at 8 pm. Communion first Sunday of month.
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Church OF the Open Bible
Claude W Lawton
Charlies Stafford
Young People's Society the Overcomers
Wallace Kel Jer
Women's Missionary Society
Bey Beauts
L C. Brown
Snoutmacher
Terins
Meniege
Townsend Club Seeks Big Crowd for Gordon Ware Talk
Routine meeting at Townsend club sets final plans for Gordon Ware western representative of the national organization to speak Saturday February 26 at the clubhouse. Ware advertised as an interesting speaker and a good audience is hoped for. Refreshments to follow for a small charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townsend Club
Gordon Ware
National Organization
Ware
OES Grand Officers Visit Mystic Chapter
Mra Hallie Huntington of Eugene associate grand conductress of the Order of the Eastern Star visited Mystic chapter for a special meeting on Monday February 21 A school of instruction was held at Moose hall at 2 pm and a full exemplification in the evening Mystic will attend a district meeting at Marshfield on April 13 with Myrtle Point Coquille North Bend and Marshfield Mrs Huntington received a Myrtlewood corsage and gift and hosts served refreshments after the event Mrs Huntington stayed with Mrs Lehmanowsky during her visit
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Mra Hallie Huntington
Eugene
The
Order of the Eastern Star
Mystic
Moose Hall
Marshfield
Myrtle Point
Coquille
North Bend
Huntington
Myrtlewood
E. S Gamwell
Clare Lehmanowsky
Mrs. Huntington
Lehminowsky
Powers Red Aces to Play Globe Trotters
The Powers Red Aces meet the Harlem Globe Trotters in a fast and furious exhibition at the local arena. The show features trick plays and specialties with a promised lively pace and colorful exhibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powers Red Aces
Globetrotters
Harlem
New York City
Sn Senhs
Luncheon Club Sees Auction and High Scores
The Thursday Luncheon Club met with Mrs. Bruce Ryder last week for a 1 30 luncheon followed by an auction. Mrs Ryder had the high score and Mr Weldon Medford was second. All members attended and Mrs Jess Shepherd will host next Thursday March 3.
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Bruce Ryder
Weekend social notes from Myrtle Point and vicinity
Weekend visitors and travels across Myrtle Point Coquille Susanville to Grants Pass Nor gorden attends Forest Service meeting in Grants Pass Alys June Fox performs at Coquille music recital Several locals visit relatives in Myrtle Point and Coquille Mrs Donaldson stays in Coquille with Slater family Mentions of bridge visits Minot North Dakota and Eugene trips Local residents head to Coquille for citizenship papers and weekend gatherings Charlene appears in last line with travel plans
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Geraldine Norris
Myrtle Point
Emil Norgorden
Norma Jean
Corvallis
Salem
Norgorden
Forest Service
Grants Pass
E M West
Harold
Dolores
Mildred
D M Fox
Coquille
Alys June
Charles Geitner
Marshfield
Far View
Willis Bryant
Bridge
Clare Hannon
Jack Hannon
Haron
Minot
T L Murphy
Sam Hayes
Mast Hospital
Ara Holesapple
Florence
Arno Holesapple
Earth Powers
Willard Faudree
Del
E . Gamwell
Lyman Rolfe
Claude W Lawton
Church of the Open Bible
Eugene
William Bennett
Elvin Hui
Senne Leer
North Bend
Portland
Charlene
Women’s Club Presents Clever Skit With Junior Club
The Woman’s club hosted the Junior Woman’s club at the Fellowship clubhouse last Wednesday. A brief business meeting preceded a program organized by Mrs Hazel Lewis with assistance from Mrs George Latinger and Mrs Lyle Mc Culloch. A quartet led by Mrs George Chapman and featuring Mrs Paul Baker Mrs Del Hennessey and Mrs James Gamwell provided music for multiple skits depicting episodes from “lives of most of us.”
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Fellowship
Hazel Lewis
George Latinger
Lyle McCulloch
George Chapman
Paul Baker
del Hennessey
James Gamwell
C F Otis
Smarty
Olin Lay
Chapman
Lay
Elvin Hull
Leslie McDaniels
Mrs Hull
Reuben Stevens
E. S. Gamwell
Miranda
Bruce Munro
Silas
George Lainger
Mra Otis
Baptist Sunday School Class Elect Officers
The newly organized young adult class at Community Baptist church elected officers at a weekend meeting. Mrs Summers was president, Mrs Henry vice president, Mrs William Brown secretary, and Mr Miller treasurer. Committee chairs were named with plans for monthly meetings and study of Christ of the Nation.
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Community Baptist Church
Harold Summers
Mra Summers
Henry
William Brown
Miller
Bruce Henry
Leslie Finney
Robert McMilion
George Chapman
William Earls
Contract Bridge Club in Play
Mrs E J Greiner hosted the Contract club last Thursday with dessert at 130. First prize went to Mrs Clare Lehmanowsky and second to Mrs James Gamwell. Guests included Mrs Ernest Severson and Mrs Dean McWain with guest prize to Mrs McWain. Lehmanowsky to host next.
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E J Greiner
Contract Club
Clare Lehmanowsky
James Gamwell
Ernest Severson
Dean McWain
Lehmanowsky
Birthday dinner honors Robert Quilhaugh on 19th birthday
A Sunday birthday dinner was given for Robert Quilhaugh, son of Mr and Mrs H E Quilhaugh. Guests included Mr and Mrs Clifford Edwards, Mr and Mrs Ed Peterson, and Mr and Mrs Arno Holesapple.
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Robert Quilhaugh
H E Quilhaugh
Clifford Edwards
Ed Peterson
Arno Holesapple
WPA Men Doing Splendid Work In Powers Area
Thirty eight WPA workers are employed on the Powers project. Fifteen were sent to Yellow Creek this week to finish a secondary county road. Weather permitting, crews have been improving roads in and out of Powers. Streets are being graveled, ditches cleaned and enlarged, and new culverts are being built.
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WPA
Yellow Creek
Prairie High News Briefs and Unsuspecting Tales
School bulletin area reports sunny weather boosts mood while tardiness climbs. Band fundraiser and dance plans stir student excitement as staff praise hard work. Local sports notes cover Powers and Ashland games, a wolf moose chase tale ends with a dramatic stand still, and a cliffhanger leads to page 5.
Powers Drops Tight Overtime Battle to Arago
In The Hut Friday Powers High fell to Arago 19 to 17 after two overtimes, with Hammack scoring the decisive two points in the second extra period. The game featured a defensive duel and a 17 17 tie at the end of regulation.
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Powers High
Arago
Hammack
Aragon
Powers
Robinson
L Robison
Lillie
G. Rackleff
Aasen
G Doyle G
Sell
Stallard
Utterback
C. Shorb
Lewis Ge Newton
G Slonecker
Arago Duto
Warner of Powers
Honwee
Miss Boougher
Local OSC Student Fine Rifle Shot
Bass Lewis son of Mr and Mrs Marion Lewis of this town was on the Oregon State College small bore rifle team which last week defeated Montana State College in a four stage match. Lewis made 82 kneeling and 85 standing out of 100. Carl Lehaad of Newberg also scored 100 points. Montana State total 3579 to Oregon State 3312. Local high school graduate now a sophomore at the state college, and brother of R W Schson of Myrtle Point.
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Bass Lewis
Marion Lewis
Oregon State College
Montana State College
Lewis
Carl Lehaad
Newberg
Coun
Cew
Dezon
Monana
State
Collge
Sennad
R W Schson
Myrtle Point
Sunshiners Meet Sunshine Club elects treasurer
The Sunshiners Meet The Sunshine Club met with Mr Eddie Aubin Tuesday with nine members and a guest present. Mrs Albert Buek Aubin was elected treasurer. The club will next meet March 8 with Mrs Ray Berry.
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Sunshine Club
Eddie Aubin
Erne
Albert Buek Aubin
Cdi
Ray Berry
Moose Lodge Holds Social Evening With Large Attendance
The Moose lodge held a regular meeting Friday evening with unusually large attendance. E E Moats was initiated followed by an entertaining evening with wives as guests. Five games of cards were played and refreshments were served afterward by Mesdames Carl Brigg Juliene Moe Frank Grove and William Winklemann.
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Moose Lodge
Moats
Carl Brigg
Juliene Moe Frank Grove
William Winklemann
Girls League Dance Proves Successful Despite Rain
The Girls League hosted a dance with music by Francis Stevens Orchestra. Red and white heart decorations brightened the hall creating a pleasing effect despite heavy wind and rain. Sephemers Gizie
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Girls’ League
Francis Stevens
Gizie
Powers Teams Compete in March Ashland Tournament
The Powers team heads to Ashland for a March basketball tournament while the season ends with a River ton game Friday night. Dr DD Ban of the State Department of Education in Salem and Mr Marths Mulkey, county school superintendent, are noted figures at Powers schools. Miss Ruthann Breitmayer and Nicholas Biedove train children for Coquille Spring Festival.
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Nicholas Biedeye
Beougher
Mildred
Ilmouthe
Ballard
Safeway
Mr Commons
Oregon
Powers
Riverton
Ashland
Dr DD Ban
State Department of Education
Salem
Marths
Ruthann Breitmayer
Nicholas Biedove
Coquille
Oregon High Schools Studied By University Panel
A University of Oregon education professor led a session on national standards for high schools. The study surveyed 200 selected schools, with four Oregon high schools participating in the nationwide review of curricula and methods.
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Oregon
T. Stetson
School of Education
University of Oregon
United States
Births in 44 Te pe oe ies Y yay
Unclear text fragment notes birth announcements and names with incomplete details. The readable portion mentions a birth event and dates but lacks coherent identifiers or connected facts.
Gad-A-Bout Club Feted Last Week
The Gad-A-Bout Club was feted last week with a Thursday gathering at a local venue. Members including Mr Cleret, Mowetter, and Carty attended along with others from Pattend and Notte Moy. The club plans a meeting in two weeks at the Rovang home.
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Cleret
Pattend
Notte Moy
Carty
Towneer
Woman's Community Club Meeting at Gaylord
The Gaylord Woman's Community Club held a regular meeting at the clubhouse with Mrs A and Mrs Jone hosting. A wool quilt is tied to Mrs Devereux. a luncheon followed for members including Mesdames H Do Bones, James Devereux, Car Hainey, and guests. The meeting opened with President Mrs F D Medlock, and a gift box assignation was noted.
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Womans Community Club
Howsid
Jone
Wes Veux
Devereux PautucKn
DO Bones
James Devereux
Hainey
Billy
Howard Carey
Nora Hainey
Medlock
M Fox
Alan King Jr
Gues
Lester Hunney
Jerry
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Pt. Orford
North Powers
Townsend
OES
Negroes
Washington
Lainger
Det Hennessey
Hennessey
Baptist SS Class
Contract Bridge Club
Herald JR
Harry Stallard
Patricia Vacey
Ima Hubbard
Editorial
Biedove
Avrage
Velng
WCTU
Tooze
LAW OF the Wild
Nipkee
OSC
Sunshiners Meet
Albert H Powers
PHS
B.K. Werner
Typewriter Man
Sup’ts
Heart of 0
Entertains Club
Motel
Multnomah
Portland, Gre
the Multnomah
Cleed al
H. G. Volkmar Hardware
Myrtle Hotel
Greyhound Stage Depot
Hazelwood
Teer Oe
Abbey Sign CO. Signs & Sho’cards Laird Bldg., Cocuille
Jesse Clinton
Dr. de la Rhue
Reem Jeinily
J. R. Bunch
Laird Bidg
Cequille
West Coast
Postal Telegraph and Cable Company Ne
Thei
Megutain States Power Company
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