Pumber Woman's Club plans social and debate events
The Pumber Woman's Club announced a special meeting for January 14 a kid party hosted by Mrs Clare Lehmanowsky and Mrs Mabiel Hartle with entertainment and refreshments led by other members. A standing social committee was formed with Mrs E J Greiner. Miss Hirschinger and Mrs John Willie assisted. A debate on incorporating the town into a city was won by the affirmative. A grabbag sale was scheduled for Saturday January 25 with Mrs Clarence Spitenass in charge.
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Coe Ak
Pumber Woman's Club
Shepherd
Jane Lon
Aim Web
Chicago
Clare Lehmanowsky
Mabiel Hartle
Harry Howell
Joseph Boutin
Clarence Spitenass
Powers store owners alter stock and relocation
George Unsoeld who ran a Powers shop for about a year and a half moved his stock out on January 1. John Unsoeld, who operated the Powers store, moved back to Coquille.
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George Unsoeld
Powers
John Unsoeld
Coquille
Light Snow Falls Delay On Eden Ridge Work
Light snow fell on Eden ridge Tuesday morning and melted quickly. By Tuesday evening no snow was reported and regular work resumed.
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Eden Ridge
Marooned Officer Blocked by High Water Night Travel
Lieutenant Hoch, a cog officer and business visitor at Camp Lil keum, became marooned after a big slide and high water in Brewster Valley blocked a return from Powers to the China Fiat CCC camp. He could not reach his camp that night.
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Powers
China
Fiat CCC
Hoch
Camp
Lilkeum
Fiat
Brewster Valley
Rebekahs Install Officers Tuesday
The Rebekahs installed new officers Tuesday evening at Mrs Conrad Lapp home. Noble Grand Mrs Lester Thorp was installed, with Vice Grand Mrs Earl Roger, Secretary Mrs Allen King, and Treasurer Mrs Joe Leggett. Additional officers and guards were named, followed by refreshments and a social hour.
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Rebekahs
Conrad Lapp
Lester Thorp
Noble Grand
Earl Roger
Allen King
Joe Leggett
Ida Mathews
John Widmark
William Preston
Elmer Duncan
Edgar
P T A Plans Founders Day Meeting
The executive board of the Parent Teacher Association calls a meeting next Tuesday January 14 at 3 30 p m in the fifth grade room. Arrangements for the annual Founders Day program will be made and all members are urged to attend.
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The
Parent-Teacher Association
Fellowship club resumes sessions after long vacation
The Fellowship club will resume sessions next Wednesday following a months break. The Ladies Aid of the Community e board plans its first meeting of the year the next week Wednesday. John Kramer with Mrs Jay will install the Royal Neighbors on Monday evening at Meese Hall.
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Fellowship Club
Ladies’ Aid of the
e@board
Ohn Kramer Wits
Eight Enjoy Play At Thursday Club
Mrs Arthur Thurber hosted a Thursday at her home with two tables of bridge. Refreshments followed the play and Mrs W G Carty won the high prize.
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Arthur Thurber
W G Carty
St Bridget Altar Society Meets for Fundraising Event
The St Bridget Altar Society planned a Friday evening gathering at 7 30 at the Fellowship Clubhouse. Pinochle auction and bingo were to be featured with refreshments and tickets available from members or at the door. The next safety meeting was noted for the fourth Tuesday of the month at Frank Corwe North Powers.
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St Biidgets
Wayne Carer
Frank Cor
We North Powers
Amothers Help Serve Hot Cocoa at Oak School
Schools opened for winter term as cocoa is served at noon to children bringing lunches. Miss Alma Hankey, the school nurse, directs the effort. PTA mothers volunteer two per week to prepare and serve. The program is set to continue through the rainy season.
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Alma Hankey
Parent-Teacher Association
Broadbent Community Notes Weekly Social and School Update
A Broadbent gathering at the P D Parrish home featured music and socializing as friends welcomed newly married Mr and Mrs Leonard Watson. Visitors from nearby towns, farm notices, Sunday school resumption, and a school news brief about January 6 reopening and a mothers meeting are reported.
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P D Parrish
Leonard Watson
F G Hermann
Delos
Verlin
Eldon
Klamath Falls
Sam Addy
P. D Parrish
Lila
Averil
Fred Massey
S S. Reed
Aileen Floyd
T Hermann
Minnie Robbins
Roselle
Lawrence Roselle
Bandon
Dilard
Ralph Myers
Myrtle Point
Oscar Courtright
Rain Drops Halt Myrtle Port Railway Culverts
Heavy rains since the year's start foul two culverts on the main line to Myrtle Port. The largest rain in a 24 hour span reached 29 inches total, with 2 inches in 12 hours. Repairs and replacements are underway to restore the line.
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Myrtle Port
Contract Club Play Here Tuesday
Mrs Fred W Powers hosted the Contract club with desert luncheon at her home on Tuesday. The prize for guests was won by Mrs E J Greve. Mr Ju Leariwe received a prize as well.
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Fred W Powers
E J Greve
Ju Leariwe
Dement Creek Kathleen Residents Return Weekend
Neat fragment notes Dement Creek locals Dorothea and Maiten Johnson plus Ben Barbera and Willis Charles planning a visit to town on Saturday with others joining the gathering at Mortle Point.
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Kathleen
Kosse
Dorothea
Saturda Ben Barbera
Mortle Point
Saturdas
Willis Charles
Maiten Johnson
Pension Club Holds Election at Sunday Meeting
The Townse club assembled Sunday afternoon to elect officers for the coming term. Alvin Long was named president, Mrs George Peffers vice president, with Mrs Victor Gangster as secretary and Jib Pus treasurer. An advisory board includes John Kramer and others. The meeting also reviewed plans and future activities.
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Alvin Long
George Peffers
Victor Gangster
John Kramer
Ro Hae
Wiliam Richards
Ao T
Vkson
H W Clifford
Southwestern Oregon Mines Face Work Prospects
Johnson Creek in the Coquille river watershed yields coarse gold and early placer activity. The district shows rough access, brushy terrain, and limited persistent ore finds, with prospects favoring surface enrichment and potential base ore. Salmon Mountain area hosts small, non persistent gold prospects and a Bully Hill like comparison. Investors remain cautious as exploration continues.
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Harrison Johnson
Soth
Coquille
Oregon
Johson
Ountry
Colo River
Salmon Mountain
Sucker Creek
Johnson Creek
Barklow Range
Bully Hill
California
Entertains Club Members With Bridge Luncheon
Mrs Woot tved Us Thursday Bridge club with a luncheon at the home apartment. Week Mrs Robert bigat and bow attended but was avaded to Mrs ba S on Toree days were no oples.
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Woot
Robert Bigat
Personal notices fragment in early 20th century column
Fragmentary personals item lists names and social notes including Mr and Mrs and various missives. Text is heavily garbled with incomplete phrases and unclear relationships. No solid events or dates are present to confirm a distinct story.
Local residents share holidays in coastal towns
The passage lists numerous Myrtle Point residents visiting or hosting over the holidays, including Mrs Lily Dement in Myrtle Point and the Bales family at Marshfield. It notes travel to Coquille Eugene Marshfield Ogden Utah and Port Orford, plus moves to Coquille and Coos County areas.
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Lily Dement
Myrtle Point
William Bales
Marshfield
John Powers
Sweet Tome
Lyman Rolfe
Coquillera
Donald Pierce
Coquille
Floyd Stephens
Ogden
Utah
Stuart
Berlin Billings
GQ McCracken
Ybrie
Lewis Hoch
Madford
CC Musgan
Russel
Eugene
Robert Ligat
Helen
W G Carty
Lorrane
Sanford Anderson
FE M Overton
Pat Wave
Overton
Cinninghans Nmro
Wotlans Clarke
Mio
Chaurles Crow
Bonnie and Dale
Halidaye
Port Orford
Jane Laondin
Hubert
Hubert Noah
Rose Moore
Bree
Jane Kramer
Local readers share New Year visits and moves
The report notes Mrs. John Amer and her grandparents opening holidays with family, Albert Powers returning from Berkeley, Russell Berven leaving Coquille hospital, Rev Paul Prickett occupying the Bible Standard Church pulpit after surgery, and Mrs. Ethel Littler with sons visiting town on New Year’s Eve as Mr and Mrs Rudolph Johnson relocate to Coquille with their four sons.
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Johnamer
Albert Powers
Berkeley
Calif
Russell Berven
Coquille Hospital
Paul Prickett
Bible Standard
Ethel Littler
John
Donald
North Bend
Rudolph Johnson
Coquille
Local notes on moves and illness in town
Johnson transferred to Dr. and Mrs. Robert McCune move into Col Her hotel. John Widmark can be out after an illness that kept him home over a week.
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Johnson
Robert McCune
Col- Her Hotel
John Widmark
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Altar Society
Aya Pitamin
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Bank OF Powers County of
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F W Powers
ALT Erickson
Albert H. Powers
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Broadbent
Dement Creek
Pension Club
Entertains Club
Fo Tate
Roberts
Tens
Stewart Os
Mors Coffes
Downe
Pacific
Pordana
Ute
Gano Funeral Home
COR
Coulter Sts
Coquille, Oregon
R. Pahl
Prop
Gurnvand Sons
Swae
Amsimeres Tweeds and Hevteta
Wm Gurney & Son
Cleaners Mallere
Taflers
Swagger
Moosti
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Lipper
Navy
Misses Coats
Cannon
Myers & Myers
Rayon
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