Scenes and Persons in the Current News at Southern Oregon Normal
Mra Ellen Gouse a student at Southern Oregon Normal remains in Myrtle Point caring for Mrs George Mullen Dr Bennett Mashfiet treats a patient. Mr and Mrs James Devecus visited Cogquile Friday and Faye Young visited her mother Mrs John Grant now with sister Mra George Boren recovering after illness. The community hosted visitors at Alvin Howard’s home and at Broadbent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Oregon Normal
Ellen Gouse
Myrtle Pont
George Mullen
Bennett Mashfiet
Aes
Spon
Ann Powers
Ng Ho
James Devecus
Cogquile
Faye Young
Vis
John Grant
George Boren
Hess
Andrew Reera
Alvin Howard
Ble
Myrtle Pon Satuda
Nora Hanev Pent Sands
Woof
Wo Heertson
Claude Krantro
Whoa Watas
Michael Koart
Re. Matfield
Re. Matfield Funeral Serseis Weer ¢ Friday Eileen Girot' Sabeer
Alvin Hewatter
Wits
Woffoe
Robert Pones
Keith Neal
Frank Robertson
Sonday
al Ermoon
Mra
Mrseles Gran
Fred Gilbot
Myrth Pont
Robert Lands Fo
Red
Fellowship Club Honors Ex-President With Farewell Shower
Mrs George Dwyer and Mrs Clare Lehmanowsky hosted Fellowship Club at Lehmanowsky’s home on Wednesday afternoon. Dessert at 2 pm followed three tables of contract. A surprise handkerchief shower greeted Mrs Dan Thomas who moves to San Diego. First prize went to Mrs E O Sempert Myrtle Point, second to Mrs E J Greiner, and low to Mrs Dean Mc Wain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Dwyer
Clare Lehmanowsky
Fellowship Club
Dan Thomas
San Diego
E. O Sempert
Myrtle Point
E J Greiner
Dean McWain
Snowbound in Dunsmur Calif Delays Treatment for Mrs Lyman Rolfe
Unusual weather traps Mrs Lyman Rolfe and her party in Dunsmur California where M Rolfe reports six feet of snow and many pipes frozen delaying medical treatment until conditions improve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyman Rolfe
Dunsmur
Calif
M. Rolfe
IOOF Installation Held Wednesday
The local Odd Fellows held an installation of officers for the coming year at Moose Hall on Wednesday evening. Installing officer William Ballard led the ceremony, with Noble Grand Leslie Finney, Vice Grand Edward Peterson, Secretary Earl E. Roger, Treasurer J W Leggett, and other officers and supports installed as listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows
Moose Hall
William Ballard
Noble Grand
Leslie Finney
Edward Peterson
Earl E. Roger
J W Leggett
EM Duncan
George D Aubin
J D Rogers
Paul Cellentano
Lester Thorpe
Edward =‘Dods
Leggett
Frank Sinnott
William Cazer
Mrs John Purvis Hosts Community Ladies Aid Session
Mrs John Purvis entertained members of the Community Ladies Aid at her home Wednesday afternoon. Guests enjoyed refreshments after an afternoon of sewing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Purvis
Church Activities and Services Outline
A church notice lists Sunday school at 10 am and Bible study on Tuesdays at 6 pm, with morning Mass at 10 on the last Sunday of each month. It notes prayer meetings on Thursdays at 8 pm, children's service at 2 pm Saturday, missionary society gatherings on the second and fourth Fridays at 2, and altar society meetings on the get and third Tuesdays at members' homes. Endeavor group meets at 6:30 pm and a priest-in-charge presides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene I. Armstrong
Sundey School
Wallace Keller
the Missionary Society
M. G. Mart
Powers Defeat Riverton In Close Conference Opener
Powers beat Riverton 30 to 29 in the season opener. Powers lineup included Bundy Stevens Moe Utterback Slonecker Sell Shepherd. Riverton featured Mullen Haga Morris Church Hartwell Hessley. Powers second team fell 35 to 7 to Riverton second. Junior High team won 30 to 17 against Myrtle Point in the local gym Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powers
Riverton
Powers—Bundy
F. Stevens
F. Moe
C. Utterback
G Slonecker
G. Sell Shepherd
Mullen
Haga
J. Morris
C. Church
G. Seth G. Hartwell
Hessley
Myrtle Point
OARP Names Chairmen of Committees at Townsend Meeting
John Purvis, new OARP president, presided at the Townsend bi monthly gathering. Finance William Richards. membership John Purvis. program Miss Rut Daniels. reception and social Mrs Raney. hall and publicity YL Langston. H D Yontz and William Nethery announced. A blackface skit drew laughs. A food grab bag sale at five cents a grab was announced for the next meeting on the third Friday of the month, with a program and a Q and A based on Townsend movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Purvis
Townsend
Fellowship
William Richards
Rut
McDaniels
Raney Hall
Langston
Lodge and club meetings listed for Friday to Thursday
The notice lists Bingham Lodge of Masons meeting Friday at 8 in Moose hall with Frendy Medlock as WM. Fellowship Club meets next Wednesday at 2 for monthly business with Mrs Fred Powers. American Legion Auxiliary meets Friday with Mrs Fred Stock as president. Chaparral Lodge of Rebekahs meets Thursday Jan 28 at 8 in the Fellowship clubhouse with Mrs Earl E Roger as NG. Mystic Chapter O E S meets Thursday Jan 29 at 8 in Moose hall with Mrs E S Gamwell as WM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Lainger
Mystic
Floyd Eaton
Dares
James Sheridan
John Purvis
Clare Lehmanowsky
ES. Gamwell
Ray Hall
Luther Hall
S. Gamwell
Havel Lewis
James Gamwell
Lyle Stewart
Robert Ligat
Marshal
William Marsee
Noble Rovang
Adah
Ruth
Esther
George Peffers
Martha
Electa
Frendy Medlock
Henry Moe
E S Gamwell
Gamwell
Masons
Eastern Star
Hazel Mathews
Bingham Lodge of
Moose Hall
Gaylord
Fellowship Club
Fred Powers
American Legion Auxiliary
Fred Stock
Chaparral Lodge of
Rebekahs
Fellowship
Earl E Roger
Moose
Demonstration Meeting on Color in the Home
Miss Jessie Palmiter county demonstration agent will lead a meeting next Tuesday January 26 at 10 30 in the Fellowship House. The topic is Color in the Home with all interested women invited whether or not they have signed up. This is the fourth in the series with prior cookery sessions held in Gaylord and decor events in Powers. A noonday lunch will be served a hot dish provided by local chairmen Lyle McCulloch and M M Brown. The events are sponsored by the Gaylord and Powers Womens clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Palmiter
C .Ohouse
Gaylord
Powers
Lyle McCulloch
M M Brown
Laylord
Powers Womens Clubs
Birthday party honors Margaret Jean Berry
Mrs Ray Berry entertained at a party honoring her daughter Margaret Jean on her seventh birthday. The afternoon featured games and refreshments for guests including Donna Lou Gner Jour MacMillan Kay Wilma Summers Dolores Hannon Robin Powers and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Berry
Margaret Jean
Donna Lou Gner
Jour
MacMillan Kay
Wilma Summers
Dolores Hannon
Robin Powers
Car
Wannamaugher
Gene Reder
Russel Bury
Mary Regales
June Rovang
Helen Rovang
Juline Moe
Appointment of Janitor at Gymnasium and The Hut
Janitor R CD alcot has been appointed to oversee the gymnasium and The Hut. The longtime caretaker, who has tended the hall since it first opened, has resigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R CD Alcot
Gymnasum
All Bane
Care Aker
St Houd
Local Dairyman Richard Harris Dies in Portland
Richard Harris died last Thursday in Portland after heart trouble. He managed the Riverdell dairy for Albert Powers until December 1 prior to his health declining and his move to Portland for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Harris
Portland
Harris
Riverdell
Albert Powers
Personal notices from town and surrounding area
Vernon Taylor of Vasetz spent the weekend at his home in town. Mr and Mrs Ray Hall visited relatives in Myrtle Point. EO Sempert and Mrs Wayne Carve of Myrtle Point were in town. Miss Dorothy Landaker of Coquille visited friends here. Mrs C P Eastey of Cushman looked after damage from cold weather. Charles Wagner of Myrtle Point reported a foot of snow at Johnson Creek. Mr and Mrs R E Doyle left for an indefinite visit with relatives. M F Cooper of Eugene and Miss Florence Parvin returned to teaching duties. E L Severson was ill. John Krusby took his store place at Safe Way. A R Staniles and son Allen left for Klamath Falls. Mrs Ray Stewart of North Powers left for a seveal days. Kate Harrington of Coburg visits Powers. Georg Chapmar left for Los Angeles for practical work in engineering. Mrs Frennds Medlock and Frends Jr and Leonard were in town Thursday evening. Mrs Clarence Conge and Mary Alice returned from Mas hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Taylor
Vasetz
Tyromile
Ray Hall
Myrtle Point
Cs. EO Sempert
Wayne Carve
Dorothy Landaker
Coquillc
C P
Pat) Eastey
Cushman
Charles Wagner
Johnson Creek
R E Doyle
F F Cooper
Eugene
Florence Parvin
E L Severson
Safeway
John Krusby
A R_ Staniles
Allen
Klamath
Ray Stewart
North Piwers
Piacommittee Heads Named for Hut Work
PTA met Friday afternoon at the Fellows’ clubhouse. The meeting opened with the pledge to the flag. A program to sponsor a competition for the hut work was proposed. Mrs Aber Hachler Mrs James Barton and Mrs MoM Brown were appointed to lead. Jack Greiner gave a talk on progress and work. An evening meeting was proposed. The second and eighth grades won banners. Hostesses were Mrs George Dwyer and Mrs Lyle Stewart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PTA
James Barton
Mom Brown
Jack Greiner
Ear' Hardy
Luisa
Walter Rose
Geoge Dwyer
Lyle Stewart
Junior Woman Plan Box Social and Meet at Marshfield
The Marshfield area Junior Woman's club holds a combined meeting at Mrs Albert Hachler home with Alyce Schneider presiding. A box social and dance for members and friends is set for Saturday February 6. Fern Boyles to arrange a short one act play for the county Junior Woman's club meeting on February 14. The program on Etiquette led by Mrs Albert Powers cites Emily Post. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Hachler
Alyce Schneider
Fern Boyles
County
Marshfield
Albert Powers
Emily Post
Hach
Bridge Club Honors Mrs Townsend and Mrs Crew
Mrs Townsend won first prize with a dessert luncheon at 2 o clock hosted by Mrs W G Carty for the Thursday Bridge club. Mrs Charles Crew took second place in the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W G Carty
S Townsend
Charles Crew
Teacher Resigns to Join Husband at Nyasa
At a school meeting Monday evening the resignation of Mrs Phyllis Rosenbaugh nee Spelbrink was accepted. She has taught English arithmetic writing and music at Powers High School. Mrs Rosenbaugh married December 1 and will join her husband in Nyasa. She is a Pacific University graduate and recently did post graduate work at Oregon State. The board also approved charging three cents a cup for hot chocolate starting next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Roenbaugs
Phyllis Spelbrink
Rosenbaugh
Powers
M S Rosenbaugh
Nyasa
Pacific Univers
Oregon State
Nyson
Birthday Potluck Honors Local Couple
Friends surprised Mre Frank Grove and Mrs Jennie Jones with a potluck luncheon last Wednesday in their honor. Attending were Mesdames Rusha Mili Vernonia Frank Carey Juline Moe Carl Briggs Noble Rovang, Henry La Clair Casey Jones William Link Ray Beery William Winkelman Clarence Moe and Atlee Hov.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Grove
Jennie Jones
Mesdames Rusha Mili
Vernonia
Frank Carey
Juline Moe
Carl Briggs Noble
Henry la Clair
Casey Jones
William Link
Ray Beery
William Winkelman
Clarence Moe
Atlee Hov
State Job Allen Smith Leaves March 6 for February Plans
Fragmentary text indicates Allen Smith leaving on a March date for unspecified plans related to a state job. Details on location, roles, or affiliations are unclear.
Gaylord Rancher Buys Idaho Place
A Gaylord rancher acquires land in Idaho according to regional real estate notes. The purchase, details scarce due to OCR issues, reflects cross state agricultural investment and transfer of ownership to a local producer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaylord Rancher
Idaho Place
Bond Studio Finishes Partnership With Kodak
Unclear OCR fragment mentions bond, studio, Kodak, and a phone number. Details are fragmented. not enough to identify persons, places, or concrete events.
Local residents return home and convalesce
Gaylord Mrs Carl Hainey and infant son William returned home last Wednesday after visiting Mrs Anna Karry. Mrs James Palmer, recently treated in hospital, was improved enough to leave Monday and accompany her daughter Mrs George Green and sons Clay and Russel Palmer at their Nampa Idaho home for convalescence. Miss Rachel Bones underwent a tonsillectomy Friday at Ashland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Hainey
William
Hainey
Anna Karry
James Palmer
George Green
Clay
Russel Palmer
Nampa
Idaho
Rachel Bones
Ashland
Aragon Toad basketball meeting for Cub Scouts Friday
A Cub Scouts basketball group meets Fridays in the eighth grade room at 4 PM with Earl Hardy in charge. The note lists a January 22 date and mentions Aragon’s Toads and a weekly schedule each Saturday?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aragon
Earl Hardy
Rebekahs Install Officers Thursday
Rebekahs installed officers Thursday evening at the Fellowship clubhouse. Mrs Al en W King was installed as officer with Mrs East Rover secretary and Mrs Jennie Jones as secretary. A potluck supper followed the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crapara
Elmer Duncan
Travel notes include Clausen dairy trip and family visits
Clausen left Monday for Cern valley to attend a dairy convention. He will also visit his daughter Cornelia a student at Oregon State College. Mrs B C Newhouse received a letter from Mrs Emma Hermann visiting her son Eugene in Modesto California noting rain nearly daily and crossing the new San Francisco bridge. Hermann plans to return home within the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KL. Clausen
Cernvalle
Oles
Cornelia
Oregon State College
B.C. Newhouse
Emma Hermann
Eugene
Modesto
Calif
San Franesco Bridge
Local Beer Parlor Denied License
The State Liquor Control Commission refused renewals of beer permits for several establishments including Alotnwaring's place. The licenses were denied because the venues were not properly equipped for the restaurant beer trade and did not meet standards for beer sales where entertainment and dancing may be offered to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alotnwaring
State Liquor Control Conmission
Snow Isolation Ends as Heaviest Snowfall Since 1932 Hits City
Powers awaken to a snow covered world Tuesday morning as a tapiocal snow fell overnight. Intermittent snowfall continued through the morning with temperatures near freezing. This winter marks the first time since 1932 that measurable snowfall occurred.
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Herald
Oregon
Powers Herald
Caas Hav Lumber Companys
Ted
Charles Ward
Sart Addy
Tyan Fvertadtes
Laslie Higgin
Mortle Beet
Vos
Poo Lund
Bbs
Focal
Giuseppe Motta
Switzerland
Gan
Franco
Madrid
Johbn D . Hamilton
Topeka
Kan
Alf M. Landon
Republican National Committee
IOOF
Bible Standard
ST. Bridget's Catholic
CesmuNITY CHURCH _ Sada
Caristien
OARP
Gano Funeral Home
Phome Coquille
Piacommitte
WOME
Bay
Bridge Club
Allen . Smith
Obruary Smith
Iegeery
Tran v
Rey
Broadbent
Poate
Tryst
Zabeth
the Bond Studio
R.L. Clinton
Barker's Jewelry Store
R. F. Milne
First Nat'l Bank
Coquille
Old Quaker Co
Lawrenceburg
Ind
Schenley’s
ST Ea
John £. Belloni
RCA Victor Farm Radio
Huling-Lundy & Sons
Kier AtRli
Seattle
Strowther
Ont
Hamm’s Cafe
Martin Blohm, Mer
CSM Rkay
Henry A. Schroeder & Sons
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