Broadbent–Babcocks Move From Broadbent
Mr and Mrs Wayne Babcock and daughter Brenda plan to move to Myrtle Point this week to the Cushing home at 520 A Street. The Babcocks lease the Hermann ranch that they have held for 17 years. The community wishes them joy in their new home and welcomes Fred Cash turned home after a Phoenix trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Watson
Wayne Babcock
Brenda
Myrtle Point
Fred Cushing
Phoenix
Ariz
Phillip Fry
Fry
Esther Fry
Stone
Parent Teachers Organisation
Arlin Lett
Germany
Thomas Forrest
Kenneth Thomas Forrest
Joe Martinka
Powers Family Reunion and Holiday Notes in Powers
The Powers community hosted a large Bruce Munro family reunion at Roy Brewster’s Myrtle Point home. Attendees included many relatives from Oregon, California, Alaska and Washington, plus local 4-H clubs and sewing groups. Highlights feature a new Larry Todd Schneider born in Myrtle Point and a holiday lighting contest with ten dollar prizes awarded by the power and light company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moses Lewis
Roy Brewster
Myrtle Point
Bruce Munro
Frank Roth
Dennis
Gary
Long Beach
Calif
Robert Cotton
Darrell
Steve
Portland
Munro
Wayne
Powers
John ©. Theep
Jeff
Clyde Thorps
Ketchikan
Alaska
Corvallis
Lawrence
Joe Addleman
Kathy
Betty
Grass Valley
Joe Madame
Solo
Marion Gant
Percy Adamson
Jack Hannon
Terry Epperson
Terry
San Diego
Powers High School
Powers Chaper of Commerce
Power and Light Company
Luke McCulloch
Clyde Allen
Tom Flood
Clothing Club Data Offered to 4-H Members
Exension agent Glorianna Hutcheson promotes 4-H clothing clubs with seven clothing phases. The program accepts youths ages nine to twenty one, requires a leader and at least five members, and invites interested people to contact the Coquille extension office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glorianna Hutcheson
Coquille
Homemaking Skills Evaluation by Frenees Waits
The piece urges homemakers to re-evaluate time use at New Year. It advises planning 5 to 10 minutes daily, scheduling rest through several 20 minute breaks, and simplifying work by better methods and help from family. It suggests using ready-made options when duties are heavy and to seek the fun side of each task.
Otto Schneider Dies in Portland Postmaster Former Powers Official
Otto Schneider former Powers postmaster dies in Portland. Survived by wife Mrs. Schneiderella Wickland and son John. Also survived by brothers Ernest of Agness and Fred of Olympia, and sisters Emma Schneider and Lena Warner of Myrtle Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Schneider
Powers
Portland
Siegeeie
Schneiderella Wickland
Tn Powers
John
Ernest
Oregon State freshman class study highlights
Oregon State University reveals 2620 new freshmen with about 85 percent from Oregon and 50 percent carrying B or better averages. The class spans 301 high schools, lists 1084 women and 1506 men, and notes 22 earned college credit while in high school. Some had averages between 2.00 and 2.25 under new admission rules for 1964-65.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon State University
Oregon
Wallace E. Gibbs
OBU
State Board of Higher Education
Oregon Farm Income Prospects Improve for 1964
Oregon's 1964 farm income outlook is more favorable than several months ago says Marion D. Thomas extension agricultural economist at Oregon State University. Wheat and cattle gains drive the improvement while poultry dairy and fruit sectors show varied prospects. vegetable processing markets are steadier and potato prices may rise by fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Marion D. Thomas
Oregon State University Extension
OGU
Thomas
Holiday visitors fill Gaylord area homes for Christmas
Mrs Rees Daniels and family hosted a jet arrival from Nashville Town and welcomed Eugene Daniels home for the first time in nine years. Relatives from Fort Lewis Portland Tillamook Cottage Grove and Eugene joined gatherings at ranches and homes across the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rees Daniels
Earl Caster
Fort Lewis Wash
Chester Wilson
John Warner
Mast Hospital
Marilyn Luttrell
Geneveve Luttrell
Portland
Multnomah
James Springfield
Henry Petrie
Ruth Powers
Quincy McBride
Betsy John
Jeff Fishburn
James Hammack
B.C. Huntley
Cottage Grove
Allen Male
Allen
Johnie Paycett
Hales
Raymond
U.S. Army
Fort Mead
Maryland
Korea
U.S Army
San Diego
Calif
Hale
Medie Lund
Laure
Family News From Oregon and Washington Hospitals
Mrs Bert Pearsean traveled by bus to Vancouver to visit her husband at Barnes Veterans hospital where he had major surgery weeks ago. Miss Ann Hammer returned by plane from El Paso Texas after visiting relatives and holidays. Ann resumed studies at the University of Oregon in Eugene after a holiday trip with family. Wiles D Ann Fullerton of Roseburg stayed with the Getchells from Wednesday to Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. EB. Caver
Earl Anderson
Adamson
Powers Variety
William Sullivan
L. J Woods
Tom Christian
Eugene
Bill Webbe
Sacramento
Calif. the Woods
Springfield
Jean Shepherd
Mary Beth Adamson
the Powers High School
Augusta
Arthur Jones
Portland
Buster Conley
Marry Floyd
Roseburg
Meary Roth
Roth
Kermitt
Clines
Foster Thompson
Tom Thompson
Horton
Kenneth Dietz
James Devereaux
New Years
James White
Langlois
Bert Pearsean
Vancouver
Wash
Barnes Veterans Hospital
Miss Ann Hammer
el Paco
Texas
Revised 4-H Canning Project Books Arrive in Coquille
The 4-H office in Coquille reports arrival of a revised canning project book with Canning I covering cold pack fruit and tomatoes and Canning II on hot pack fruit jelly jam and cucumber. Glorianna Hutcheson says last two phases are being revised and office has requirements for eager 4 H ers to start with Canning III and IV. Contact the extension office in the courthouse for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coquille
Glorianna Hutcheson
Coquille Assessor Mrs Parsons Returns to Duties
Mrs Gene Parsons resumes duties Monday at the county Assessor's office in Coquille after two weeks away for health reasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Parsons
Coquille
Hava
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Broadbent
Russell Babcock
Montesano
Bebcock
Dave Weitzel
Snohomish
Weitzel
Dave
Leonard Watsom
Lyle Watson
John Koch
Bridge
David Koch
Fort Ord Calif
Glenn Gulstrom
Arago
Derwin Gulstrom
Bernice Schroeder
Ellis Rackleff
Clarence Schroeder
Hillsboro
Wayne Watson
Anna
Bobby
Dale Hoffman
Timmy
Susan
Rexall
Peck
Joyce Blondell
Mary Bones
Wynne Wakkila
Thimbdleenas Sewing Club
Jeanne Crabill
Kathy Daniels
Mary Daniels
Karen Klockers
Edrie Looney
Susan Froberg
Nancy Froberg
Teresa Shorb
Pins and Needles
Annetta Blondel
Gloria Kalb
K'Anne Palmer
Deanna Hanson
Maple Reiser
Walla Walla, Wash
Rees Reser
Keith Thompson
Leland Post
Elmer Posts
John Moxon
Larry Haley
North Powers
Haleys
Mass Hospital
Larry Schneider
Larry Todd
William Grove
Ray Clark
Ter
Ronda
Ashland
Sue Rauch
Don Cline
Seattle
William Caver
Waner
Returnelope
Mall
Myrtle Point Herald
Clothing Club
Frenees Waits
Gaylord Holiday
Rey Ba
Ast
Cohen
Henry A. Schroeder & Sons
Myrtle Peiet, Oregeu
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