Reopen Meeting of Local Committees Held in Bank Hall
In a Friday afternoon session at the city banks, committees met to discuss school finance and remnants of a titling project. Rev. E V Ootrander spoke on community efforts as parents prepared for the PTA meeting to follow. Posters in shop windows urged thrift in daily life.
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Iohwakig
Evenley
Sone
Natian's
Qadipelers
Tari
Bank of
Myr
Ieretin Woolibeechen
E. V. Ootrander
Parent-Teachers Association
Piano Trio "The Trumpet Call" Troupe at High School
A musical program features a piano trio titled The Trumpet Call performed by high school pupils. The event showcases student musicians in a community concert setting.
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Schloel
Student earns state-wide recognition for academic work
O pes Point school reports that Coeley, who joined four years ago when the building opened, has excelled in the arieliteral course. His high achievement has drawn attention from state school officials and colleges in Corvallis and trainee schools, with praise for his sustained strong performance.
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Wr. Coeley
Foll High School
Corvallis
Chamber of Commerce Elects Officers and Plans Scout Support
The chamber of commerce voted to elect officers at next meeting and align fiscal year with the calendar year. Plans include supporting the Boy Scout movement with sponsorship by the Lions Club and monthly Scout Master visits to troops. 80 boys already attend classes.
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Chamber of Commerce
Thilo
Tweeday
Chamber
Amstiets Legion
Bey Beout
Elmer Russell
Eten Schroeder
Bey Scouts
Troep
Myrtle Point
Boy Scout Movement
Liens Club
Organiaer Mia
Ones
Community Chest the Exchequer of
The
Chamber of
Voters Approve High School Expansion Plan
The Friday afternoon vote favored the proposal by 48 to but the board must plan for more space. Estimated construction costs range from 16000 to 20000 dollars for a new wing or extension to the high school. Proponents argue the ground property already belongs to the school and is close to the current campus, with potential alternative uses if needed.
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Elisel
Clel
Walen
Mately
Seaces
Businessmen urged to pledge funds for chamber work
Commerce leaders plan a Monday meeting to set contributions for the chamber’s new year. Committees will ask every business man how much they will donate, aiming to replenish funds and advance local commerce.
Portland Teacher Rescued After Two Days in Coos County Wilds
Florence Rice, a Portland school teacher, was lost for two days in a brutal Coos County snowstorm. Two loggers from Best & Laird camp found her near a Taylor Cement area and cared for her until transport. She described near starvation and fear of wild animals but survived with help from local loggers.
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Portland
Coos County
Fatique
Florence Rice
Cove County
Coquille
Broadbent
Art Chandler
Chandler
Taylor Cement
Best & Laird
Volunteer Fire Dept Dance Funds Fire Equipment
A Worthy cause event at The Oaks raised funds Saturday night to buy gear for the volunteer fire department. Organizers in Werrbery and Warren said profits will pay for equipment and training to improve firefighting in the area.
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Danse
the Oaks
Petimoney
Senoice
Warren
James D Fay longtime Curry county resident dies at 63
James D Fay a former Gold Beach editor and later postmaster died Sunday morning in Gold Beach at age 63. He is survived by his wife and daughter who live in Portland. The Curry County court granted a dance hall license to C P Murphy Bridge on Monday.
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James D. Fay
Curry County
Gold Beach
Portland
Murphy Bridge
Near Blaze at Ben Howe Home on Sixth Street
A stove pipe caused a fire at the Ben Howe residence on Sixth Street noon yesterday. Mrs Howe alerted her husband who grabbed the hose and quickly extinguished the blaze. Damage was limited to wallpaper. District Attorney Wm Coleman is in Portland this week for the state district attorneys conference.
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Ben Howe
Sixth Street
Wm. Coleman
Portland
Myrtle Point Sees Rare Winter Weather Interest
Weather notes from Myrtle Point describe a cold spell with snow in the region. The article mentions a low temperature of 14 above and varying snow depths, with heavier accumulation at Myrtle Point and lighter melt elsewhere on the coast.
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Myrtle Point
Signal Hill
Geme Mere
Teestoy
Noble Lough
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