Woman's Club Quilt Exhibit and Tea for Scholarship Fund
The Woman’s Club will host a public silver tea next Wednesday to support the Scholarship Loan Fund. An exhibit features old and new quilts with ribbons for oldest and prettiest. fancy work judged and entered by attendees. Proceeds aid Oregon girls in financing education at state schools. The regular club session is at 2 pm followed by the exhibit and tea. the Powers club supports the fund since 1925.
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Oregon
Powers Club
Missionary Society of the Bible Standard Church
William Doak
Caterpillar Clears Road After Slide Near Della Creek
CCC trucks to town transferred cargo to opposite side after a slide near Della Creek Tuesday. A Caterpillar works to repair the damage while Trenton and Maren from CCC camp travel to Haseburg to meet a contingent of buyers at China Flat camp.
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Della Creek
CCC
tsqApy Trenton
Maren
Haseburg
China Flat
Local Notes and Social Roundup From Myrtle Pont Area
Social notes recount visits and arrivals around Myrtle Pont. Mrs Plovd Stephen Diwe and Mr Laie return from Myrt while others like Sanford Anderson and Robert Ligat spent Saturday away. Several families host guests, attend events, and note midweek activities including school chores and community gatherings.
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Laietutenant
Mr Laie
Myrt
Pont
Toney
Sanford Anderson
Robert Ligat
Vsah Raph
Fedday
Hey St Mss Beddhia Coortee Bledte
Grady Johnson
Saturdav
Sittle Impairs CCC Transportation Near China Flat Camp
Report describes disruption on a road near Coal Creek and Rocky Point by CCC activities. Frequent travel on the road caused by gravel placed to ease CCC truck passage, with opposition noted and a China Flat camp nearby.
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Rocky Pont Ui
Coal Creek
Ching Jin
CCC
China Flat
Pioneer Visits Mark 81st Birthday At Carey Home
Friends gathered at the home of David Carey known as Uncle Dave to celebrate his 81st birthday. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Jack McFarlan Mr and Mrs Lyle McCulloch Harold Johnson and Mrs Roy Stewart and son Glenn. Carey, a lifelong Curry County pioneer, remains in excellent health and active, having spent years on Rogue River ranches and living in Powers for years.
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David Carey
Dave
Jack McFarlan
Lyle McCulloch
Harold Johnson
Roy Stewart
Glenn
Carey
Curry County
Rogue River
Powers
Weekend Rain Sets New Record Across January Waters
Rain storms over the weekend push totals to 14.92 inches for January and lift the river to 17 feet, the highest since 1830. Debris and treefalls closed roads in the Siskiyou National Forest as waters receded, flooding intersections and overrunning drains.
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Powers
Spain
Siskiyou Natonal Forest
RNA Installation Monday Night in 1936 Here
Installation of new officers for 1936 was held Monday evening by the Newhbors of America in Fosne hall. Mrs Lemon of Mittle Point could not reach due to high water. Officers installed include Oracle Mrs Fred Stuck, Vice Oracle Mrs Weldon, Past Oracle Mrs Raney, Marshal Mrs Ray Stewart, and others with music, recorder, and grace bearers. Refreshments served.
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Newhbors
America
Fonse Hall
Hoh Lemon
Mittle Point
Ray Stewart
Harles
Fred Stuck
Oracle
Stevens
Clarence Mac
Wis Thay
Potluck Tea for Visiting Guests
A social afternoon at the home of Mrs A Jones of Portland was shared by guests including Mes HF Quilhaugh and Mrs J Verve of Yreka California. Attendees listed include Mes Widmark Harte Bork and others as they enjoyed refreshments and friendly conversation.
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Potis
Quilhaugh
Homer
Atha A Jones
Portland
Yreka
Calif
Jone Widmark Harte Borkt Souter
Jenne Jones
Hengy Ditfard
Alen
Gee Lee Moore
C Theswer
al Erickson
Henry See Hens
Kramer Law Sexe
Hiaa Winkeman
Slide at Bridge Isolates Town in Morning Work Starts
Tuesday morning a fresh slide at the bridge isolates Powers from leaving town. Road repair started at once to keep traffic moving. No mail delivery Monday as trucks could not cross. Crews kept working Sunday night and through the week to protect four bridges between Powers and Myrtle Point and prevent wrecking the railroad.
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Powers
Myrle Point
Woman's Club Discusses U S Citizenship at Jan Meeting
The Woman's Club held a January meeting with talks on American citizenship led by Mrs Lands Moch and chairwoman Hazel Lewis. Hostesses Mrs Dasaurehill and Mrs Olin Lav ee served a buffet, and plans were made for a scholarship loan fund exhibit inviting public proceeds and judges to review entries.
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Chibo
Dasaurehill
Olin
Connecon
Olin Lay
Ce Virman
Mra Jones Gamwell
Charles Crow
Hazcewis
Ralleau
Lands
Amercaan
Cork
Hazel Lew
America
Fourteen Cut Off From Town
Many residents who left Powers on Sunday could not return that night. Teachers and townspeople including Mrs. Kenneth Melitor, Verna Rayee, and several couples and individuals were unable to reach home until Monday, leaving families stranded over the weekend.
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Powers
Kenneth Meliitor
Marakfield
Verna Rayee
Donald Carver
Vern O'Neil
Morris Hendrix
R. L. Stevens
Francie
Gerald Frye
Homer
William Grove
Catholic Society Hosts Card Party at St Bridgets
St Bridget's Altar Society held a card party Friday evening in the Fellowship clubhouse with refreshments after the games. High prizes went to Earl Wiper and James Gamwell in contract, Mrs Andy Grant and Fred Stock in that division, and Elwin Hull and Ray Hell in pinochle. Numerous small prizes and cakes were awarded to winners including Gamwell, Grant, and Donald Carver.
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St Bridget's Altar Society
Fellowship
Earl Wiper
James Gamwell
Andy Grant
Fred Stock
Elwin Hull
Ray Hell
Donald Carver
Library Report Shows December Circulation Rise
The Junior Woman's Club reports December activity with 86 adult books and 91 children's books circulated, seven magazines read, and fines totaling 2.88 dollars. Miss Eileen Shephard is named the new librarian.
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Junior Woman's Club
Eileen Shepherd
Club News and PTA Meeting Announced
Mrs Charles Crew hosts Royal Neighbor Sunshine club next Tuesday afternoon. Par ent-Teacher association planned for Friday at 2 29 pm in the Fellow sup clubhouse. Fack nother urged to attend to help her child's room win the month banner. An interesting program will be given and refreshments served.
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Charles Crew
Royal Neighbor Sunshine Club
Parent-Teacher Association
Fellowsup
Fack Nother
Etalk School News Moves Amid Floods and Local Visits
The Etalka area reports high water affecting travel and school bus routes to Myrtle Point. Residents including Gaylord Moore and families moved to Ban don Isat while neighbors entertain visitors and conduct local business.
Bancroft Mrs Ermp Wise and Brother Visit Myrtle Point
Mrs Ermp Wise and her brother George Rice, identified as Bancroft visitors, were business guests in Myrtle Point on Wednesday, staying for meetings and local discussions.
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Ermp Wise
George Rice
Myrtle Point
Mystic Lodge O E S Install New Officers Last Thursday
Mystic Chapter of the Eastern Stars held its annual installation with Mrs Henry Moe as installing matron and Mrs Eaton as hall conductress. Ray Hall to be installed later due to his absence. First time a husband and wife served in the chapter's top offices. Floral tribute given to retiring matron Clare Lehmanowsky. Social hour and refreshments followed.
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Mystic Lodge
O. E
Henry Moe
Eaton
James Camwell
Condor
Ray Hall
George Lainger
Marshal
Clare Lehmanowsky
Adah
James Sheridan
Ruth
Ray Hall Esther
George Barton
Martha
Noble Rovang
Electa
Ralph Milne
William Marsee
Robert Ligat
Sentinel
Mystic Chapter
John Purvis
Hazel Lews
Local visitors and house guests gather in town
See Mrs C L Bender of Portland visiting briefly with Mr and Mrs G W Clinton Milton Schroeder and Misa Heten Gil of Myrtle Point called on I Leatherman Sunday. Dr R J Clinton of Marshfield spent weekend with the Clintons. Betty May Sumerlin, daughter of Michael Sumerlin, is improving after illness. Mr and Mrs Rossd Slat of Albany were overnight guests at the William Hammon home.
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C L. Bender
Portland
W Clinton Milton Schroeder
Misa Heten Gil
Myrtle Point
Sitkum Lester Mavse Returns After Holiday Visit
Sitkum Lester Mavse came home Wednesday after spending three weeks over Christmas with relatives in San Francisco and Los Angeles. Mr and Mrs Eston attended business on Marshfield Thursday and Friday. The Myrtle Leaf club met at Mrs Jess Hicks home last week and added three new members to the club.
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Lester Mavse
San Francisco
Angeles
Tvan
Marshfield
Jess Hicks
Faen Rerhbe
Local society notes and community updates
A local gathering elected W A Kater and Misses Hane and Doris Durrell to positions, with Mrs Ivan Laied reelected president and Mrs Pearl Masel Dur as a stalwart, the group adopts gold and a mole, and plans a Jan 23 meeting at Mrs Oscar Durrell’s home. Arthur Jenkins visited Myrtle Point on Saturday. Mrs Erwin Alford returns home from Dora, will stay until men return to camp. Idr and Mrs Elmer Wilson took Charles Wilson for earache care. high water forced truck travel. Several children were absent due to illness.
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Birs
W. A. Kater
Hane
Doris Durrell
Ivan Laied
Pearly ' Masel Durason Apelstantae
Oscar Durrell
Arthur Jenkins
Myrtle Point
Erwin Alford
Oscar Oberman
Dora
Morch
Tharé
Elmer Wilson
Charles Wilson
Wilsons
Local Social Notes From Bandon Area
Halls Creek residents Cleve McAllister family returned home after holidays with friends in Bandon. Mr and Mrs Oluf Aasen were business visitors in Bandon. J D Carl hosted Sunday dinner with Oluf Aasen. Lawrence Barklow and Stanley Halter visited Mrs Sarah Barklow. Lawrence Racklef and family visited J W Barnett home. Alice Scott visited Oluf Aasen home. Eleanor Cortell and Martha Webb hiked to Deardorff ranch and saw Annie Deardorff. Ernest Watkins improving after illness. Potluck at Arago attended by Mrs Barklow Mrs Olaf Aasen and others. Ben Smalley visited Pierce Peterson ranch.
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Cleve McAllister
Mary Jean
Bandon
Oluf Assen
J D Carl
Oluf Aasen
Lawrence Barklow
Stanley Halter
Sarah Barklow
Lawrence Racklef
Elle
Gerald Woodward
J W Barnett
Alice Scott
Eleanor Cortell
Martha Jane Webb
Deardorff Ranch
Annie Deardorff
Ernest Watkins
Sarah Barksow
Olaf Aacen
Jean
Ars
Arago
Ben Smalley
Pierce Peterson Ranch
Pleasant Point residents affected by high water and school closure
Pleasant Point visitors Orville Batley and Everett St Cur visited the William Whteon home last Thursday evening. Ralph Pointer and family evacuated Sunday due to high water, and Ralph Rackliff likewise moved to Myrtle Point for the same reason. School children could not attend Monday as roads remained flooded in three locations.
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Orville Batley
Everett St Cur
William Whteon
Ralph Pointer
Ralph Rackliff
Myrtle Point
Pleasant Poin di Strict
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Church Services and Meetings in Coos County
Presbyterian and Church of Christ schedules announced with ministers Rev Winfield and Dr T M White listed. Coos county Christian church convention set for Coquille with leadership training, banquet for county men, and evangelistic services to begin Feb 2. Regular services and Sunday school planned across churches with prominent ministers.
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Presbyterian Church
Winfield & Smith
Coquille
T G. Sumerlin
Church OF Christ
T. M. White
F Snander
Coos County
B. Ross Evans
Hood River
Buckley’s Alkaline Cough Mixture Adclaims Relief
An advertisement touts Buckley’s cough mixture as powerful and economical three times more effective than ordinary syrups. It promises quick lasting relief by alkalinity, claiming it penetrates passages, soothes, heals, and eliminates germ laden phlegm. It urges readers to test the product in cold wintry Canada.
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Buckley
Canada
Adv
Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills Endorsed by Rev Denny
Rev J N Denny praises Dr Miles Anti Pain as the best headache relief in twenty years. The ad claims relief for headache and backache and encourages wives to use the sugar and flour free pills sold for 25 cents or 1 06.
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J. N. Denny
Miles
Backa
Timber Sale Notice Sets Auction Dates and Prices in Oregon
Notice states timber on specified lands will be sold February 18, 1936 at the U S Land Office in Roseburg Oregon to highest bidder under various statutes and regulations. Timber types include yellow fir red cedar and hemlock with appraised values per M and removal within 16 years. Bids limited to US citizens or corporations. sale subject to Interior Secretary approval.
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Wis
U S. Land Office
Roseburg
Oregon
Secretary of the Interior
United States
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