Fragmentary notice on attending meetings and moving rooms
Incomplete OCR text notes afternees attending allteslor schemes for moving rooms and changing arrangements. Details are unclear and no concrete facts are evident in the readable fragment.
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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1937
Page
2
Incomplete OCR text notes afternees attending allteslor schemes for moving rooms and changing arrangements. Details are unclear and no concrete facts are evident in the readable fragment.
The bulletin lists Sunday worship at 408 SM with Rev Eugene Armetreag and Pastor, Sunday school at 9 a.m., prayer and preaching at 11, Tuesday service with Mrs Wallace Keller at 2, daily study at 6, Thursday meeting at 8, children's church at 2 p.m., Saturday church meetings, Missionary services on the second and fourth Fridays at 2, and children instruction at 10 a.m. No regular service due to no priest. Altar Society meets by member call.
Coos River powers defeated Powers High 52 44 as C Newton of Powers High scored eight points including a late free throw to cut the deficit. The showdown ended with Coos River securing the win on the home court Saturday night.
Raymond Berry infant son of Mr and Mrs Ray Berry died Monday morning February 22 1987 at Mast dospite Myrtle Point. Death caused by pneumonia and complications after an illness of only a few days. He was one year old February 15. Survived by his parents a seven year old sister Margaret Jean and grandparents.
Riverton and Powers will play a basketball game Thursday at Powers gym starting at 7:00 PM. Friday school is canceled for Teachers Institute at Marshfield. Washington’s Birthday on February 2 is not a school holiday per state law changes. Mrs. Howard Varney, sixth grade teacher, has returned to her duties.
Mrs. E Greiner hosted seventh grade children Saturday in honor of her daughter Dona Lee's seventh birthday. The guests played games in the Fellowship clubhouse and enjoyed cake and refreshments at the end.
Mrs Gordon Medford and Mrs Weldon Medford attended the funeral of Mrs George Goodman in Coquille Monday. Mrs Goodman was the mother of George Goodman of Powers.
The Powers Woman's club hosts a Doll Show with a silver tea at the clubhouse. Prizes honor oldest and most unique dolls, best hand made entry, most clever stuffed animal, and best stuffed doll. Entries due before 3 o clock Wednesday March 3, with doll accessories also allowed. Tea served after 3.
A lugubrious owl, deeply attached to Charles Korret of New York, was found in Bronx Park and kept as a pet. Korret, unable to care for the bird, took it to the Bronx zoo where it is shown before farewell. The owl’s perch measures four inches tall and the bird weighs three ounces.
Attendees at the Coos River Powers High basketball game Saturday night included Mrs. Chester Root and daughters Alice and Lois, Mrs Eddie Rubin, Miss Velma Brown, Carl Utterback, and William Newton.
Eugene visitors and local residents are listed with recent travels and illnesses. People from Eugene Portland Myrtle Point Marshfield and Coquille appear alongside hospital stays appendicitis influenza pneumonia and post surgical recoveries. Local social activity includes visits and family health updates across Powers Myrtle Point Coquille and surrounding areas.
The Woman's club meeting presided by Mrs. A D Rolfe focused on American citizenship rights with remarks by Mrs. James Gamwell and readings by Mrs. George Lain ger Mrs. Gus McCulloch and Mrs. Carl Briggs. A Lincoln tribute was given and plans for a doll show and silver tea were announced. A relief drive delivered food stuffs and baby clothes while a club quilt by Mrs D M Fox was shown and praised. The club plans a clothing and staple food box for distribution and a library shelf was approved.
Mrs George Dwyer hosted the Contract club last Thursday with a Washington motif. Dessert and tallying followed. first prize went to Mrs James Gamwell, second to Mrs Fred Powers, and guest prize to Mrs E J Greiner. Attendees included Mrs Dean McWain and Mrs Floyd Eaton.
Mrs Urady Johnson hosted the Pinochle club last Thursday afternoon at her home. Mrs Frendy Medlock of Gaylord missed the event due to family illness, with Mrs W L Stemmerman taking first prize and Mrs D M Fox second. Mrs L M Marshall attended as a guest.
Townsend club held Friday evening at the Fellowship clubhouse after its routine business meeting. Miss Billy Ann Miller directed a varied program with readings by H D Yontz and George Beaty, a piano duet by Ima Hubbard and Faye Stewart, a tap dance by Wands Woodring, a piano solo, and a chorus by the Powers Choral club. A potluck supper followed under Mrs Raney Hall for about 37 attendees.
A photograph of the Irvin Cobb Hotel in Paducah flooded prompts Clyde Moore in the Ohio State Journal to reflect that the misfortune would unlikely have befallen the man the hotel honors.
Eugene Daniels and Donald Young return to school after influenza absence. The district announces Friday closure for the County Teachers Institute.
Monday evening a supper was hosted at the parsonage in honor of Dr T H Hagen of Portland organizer and director of religious education for Baptist youth in Oregon. Dr Hagen spoke at 7 30 in Community church on the Bible as the composite library and its practical role in human life.
Community notices recount visits and social events around Broadbent. Emma Wortmann and family called on Mrs. Hermann. neighbors joined at FP Parrish home to celebrate Leonard Watson and P. J. Parrish birthdays. multiple families hosted visitors and attended calls into Monday and Sunday. School news mentions Broadbent boys playing.
Broadbent defeated Ly Myrtle Point 36 to 16 in a Saturday game. The Bridge team faces Broadbent in a Thursday night matchup at Broadbent gym with a small admission. Earlier, the girls team beat the independent squad 31 to 8 in a practice game.
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