Winkelman Installed Master Of Bridge Grange
Howard Winkelman was installed master of Bridge Grange with George Royer as overseer and Mrs. G. A. Young as secretary. Other officers named include LeRoy Richards as steward and Mrs. Neil Fisher as lecturer. The event featured juvenile vice presidents and listed guests from Portland and area residents. Funeral details for Anne Lett noted. Camp Myrtlewood property contribution remembered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grange
Grange Hall
John Koch
Howard Winkelman
George Royer
G. A. Young
LeRoy Richards
G. A Young
Neil Fisher
Lillian Winkelman
Flora
William Huff
Ceres
Pomona
Everette Webber
Walter Hardman
Clarence Bloyd
Community News Briefs From Bridge Area
Formerly Beverly Dulaney of Bridge is noted as a resident. Mr and Mrs David Waterman and family returned home New Years Day from Medford after several days with friends and relatives. A potluck dinner and church meeting occurred at the Grange hall after morning worship. December Sunday school attendance averaged 104. Robert West of Medford visited the Waterman home weekend and attended to business before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Brothers
Myrtlewood
Myrtle Creek
John Montgomery
Richard
Brenda
Brookings
George Hassett
Hassetts
Elvin Waterman
John Storts
Empire
Storts
Beverly Dulaney
Bridge
David Waterman
Medford
Grange Hall
Robert West
Devereaux Dinner Guests in Langlois With White Family
Mr and Mrs James Devereaux were dinner guests in Langlois Sunday at the home of her sister and brother in law Mr and Mrs James White. They were joined by another sister and her husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Devereaux
Langlois
James White
Local Visits and Family News Update
Band members and families from Bandon and Bridge share meals and visits at the Silvens home. Mrs. Dale Cowen and Marilyn of ??? joined four children for dinner. Ted Rigsby returns from Keizer hospital with sister Phyllis Hamilton staying to help until recovery. Harry Morgan and family spend a Sunday in Bridge visiting Ellis Smith, while Mrs. Morgan and son Richard register in SWOC in Coos Bay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orville Barrow
Bandon
Dale Cowen
Marilyn of
Allen Silvens
Bridge
Ted Rigsby
Keizer Hospital
North Bend
Ellis Smith
Harry Morgan
Richard
Coos Bay
Swoc
Hazel K. Hanna Services Held
Hazel K. Hanna 65 southwestern Oregon educator died December 30 in an Ellensburg Washington hospital of cancer. Born in Lakewood Nebraska she moved to Oregon in 1935 with three children after her husband’s death. She taught at Myrtle Point and Coquille then led Washington School Coquille from 1942 to 1964 and retired as assistant superintendent. Survivors include a daughter and two sons, plus 11 grandchildren and siblings. Funeral in Portland with interment in Lincoln Memorial Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel K. Hanna
Oregon
Ellens-burg, Wa
Lakewood
Nebr
Iowa
Oregon College of Education
Monmouth
Myrtle Point
Coquille
Washington School
Coos County
Hanna
Order of Eastern Star
Soroptimist Club
Toastmistress Club
Delta Kappa Gamma Teachers’ Honorary Sorority
Clifford P. Wolfsehr
Ellensburg
James A. Hanna
Bandon
Charles K. Hanna
Portland
Lloyd Kilingaman
Kelso
Bert Klingaman
Martin, S.D
Myrtle Hornby
Valentine
Edith Cardin
Boise
Ida
Poottland
Lincoln Memorial Park
Millie Lett Services Held In Myrtle Point
Funeral services for Millie Annie Lett longtime area resident were held January seventh at Schroeders chapel with Rev Frost Hatch officiating. Burial occurred in Norway cemetery. Lett born September 1 1875 in Deep River Iowa died January fourth in Myrtle Point at 87. Surviving son Orlin Lett foster son Ernest Miller and brother John Carl. Mrs George Workman installed as TOPS club president at a recent meeting with Hasel Simpson as installing officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millie Annie Lett
Schroeders
Frost Hatch
Church of the Brethern
Norway Cemetery
Mrs. Lett
Deep River
Iowa
Myrtle Point
Orlin Lett
Camp Myrtlewood
Ernest Miller
Creswell
Alaska
John Carl
George Workman
Tops Club
Hasel Simpeon
Remote News Social Roundup From Brookings Area Families
Mrs. and Mrs. Jess Radford left for Brookings after visiting their son Glen Radford’s family in Remote. Christmas and New Year gatherings included visits from relatives in Bridge, Glide, Port Orchard, Seattle, Coos Bay, Grants Pass, and Eugene. Local residents hosted and traveled for family dinners, university stops, and log camp work with many names and places noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bowers
Jess Radford
Brookings
Remote
Glen Radford
Vernon Se) Jr
Sandy Creek
Vernon Sell Sr
David
Bridge
Gladys Chase
Larry LaCacee
Coos Bay
D. LaCasee
Bud Miller
James
Joe Nye
Port Orchard
Wash
Nye
Mr. Miller
Gladys Chace
Junior
Glide
Reuben
Herbert Weickum
Seattle
Gene Bulgar
Paul Jones
Klamath Falls
Dwight Culver
Homer Steck
Empire
Culver
New Years
Oran Dunn
Clarence Gurney
Freak Milton
Camas Valley
Henry Weathers
Tom Kelly
Cogene
University of Oregon
Jim Weathers
Powers
John Hill
Monard McAllister
Grants Pass
Everett Culver
Lakeside
Rudy Strohbeck
Bée
Déve
Charles
Ane
Redbird
Heme
Rembie
Manley
Also Mentioned on This Page
Raymond Steinhett
Mast
Jen
Agnes Fourie
Ree Weewes
Bridge Grange
Gaylord News
Mrs. Rees Deniels
Kerald Wart
Millie A. Lett
The
Remote News
Atas
Jowertegsts
Mien
Yorke
America
Cowvitis Fourt
Onmgon
Motorola
Amet
Csot der Enohengh Ecatpur Ceayeempec
Mermel Wees
Henry A. Schroeder & Sons
Sawa
Oly
Myrill
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