Myp Point Odd Fellows and Rebekah Lodges Install Officers
On January 14 at Powers Rebekah Hall, officers for Myrtle Point Odd Fellows Una Rebekah and Chaparral Rebekah Lodges were installed by district deputy grand master Eliis Lewis and district deputy president Hilja Neayvell soda staff. New officers include Myrtle Point nobles grand Alray Raymond vice grand Ovid Hervey and others, Una Rebekah noble grand Veda Pike and chaplain Lena Moore among dozen names, with twenty five year jewels presented to Robert Trigg and Howard Rackleff. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Point Odd Fellows Lodge
Una Rebekah Lodge
Chaparral Rebekah Lodge of
Powers
Powers Rebekah Hall
Eliis Lewis
Hilja Neayvell
Treas
Robert Trigg
Everett Walgomott
Ellis Lewis
Care Ence Winningham
Bill
Leona Lewis
N.G
Nellie Hammack
Enith Rackleff
C.G
Alsie Royer
V.G
Golda Caudle
L.S.V
Ive Hall
Betty Tyre
Chaparral Rebekah Lodge
Noble Grand
Mabel Thorp
Marthe Soterson
Birdie Groves
Ethel Anderson
Rebekah Lodge
Alray Raymond
Myrtle Point
Odd Fellows
Veda Pike
Noble Grand Una Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellow
Rebekah
Bridge 4 H Knitting Club elects officers and plans meeting
The Bridge 4 H Knitting Club organized by Mrs LeRoy Rickards held its election with Michelle Collens as president Sally Farmer vice president Debbie Clark secretary Rogella Ginger sergeant at arms and Linda Johnson as reporter announcing the next meeting on Jan 37 for interested children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeRoy Rickards
Children Verte Eto Ee
Michelle Collens
Sally Farmer
Debbie Clark
Rogella Ginger
Linda Johnson
Museum notes reveal visitors and visits at Coos Carry history center
During the January meeting of the Coos Carry Pioneer Historical Assn curator Mrs. Charles Baer reported December visitors 558, total for 1960 19 772 with summer months busiest. Governor McCall and party visited January 15 1970. over 50 attendees. remarks by Mr. Welch covered 1900 1950 history. Hatfield visited December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coos- Carry
Jean McNamar
A.m
Georges C. Welch
Bandon
U.S
Mark O. Hatfield
Wash
D.C
Tom McCall
Salem
Dan Keating
Oregon
Beckham edits new Coos Curry history edition
Dr. Steven D. Beckham of Linfield College writes the introduction and Dodge biography for the second edition of Pioneer History of Coos and Curry Counties. He prepared errata, supplied photos, and preserved all original material in a limited signed numbered reprint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coos and
Curry Counties
Orvil Dodge
Linfield College
Steven D. Beckham
Coos-Curry Pioneer and Historical Association
Western Bank
Western World of
Bandon
Dodge
Western Oregonian
Myrtle Point
PP&L expands improves service in Coos Bay district
Pacific Power and Light budgets over 500000 for expansions in Coos Bay district including Coquille Myrtle Point and North Bend. Utilities official Jack Dunham notes 648000 for district projects with 106000 for downtown Coos Bay mall. More than 6.1 million will be spent districtwide in West Oregon division covering Albany Lincoln City Springfield Corvallis Central Oregon and Coos Bay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Power & Light Company
Coos Bay
Coquille
Myrtle Point
North Bend
Pp&l
Jack Dunham
West Oregon
Albany
Lincoln City
Springfield
Corvallis
Central Oregon
Bend
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Dollie Hackett
Florence Nicklaus
June Cunningham
Jane Burch
Howard Rackleff
Grand Lodge
Ellis and
L.E.A
Robert Brown
Emmett Hammack
Edith Panter
Andy Waterman
Anna Waterman
Phyllis Sell
Home Extension
Ole Ficers
A S
Elvin Waterman
Keizer
Mrs
Kenneth Price
Camas Valley
Stanley Waterman
Robert Imlith
Elton Morgan
Church of God In
Warren Hathaway
Mr. Hathaway
Erwin Hathaway
Garfield, Wash
Mrs. Loys Parish
Cincinnati
Ohio
Bob Reeves
Chuck Hasel
Eva Jennings
L.W. Lund
Gaylord
Paul Davis
Paul Davis, Jr
George Huntley
Henry Weathers
George Holloway
Bruce Sullivan
Deteeney Camp
Curtis Horner
OSU
Penny Hawkin
Cilatskanine
George Royer
Richard Cooper
Big Creek
Klamath Falls
Larry Winters
Andy Anderson
Wintera
Murphy Veneer
Victor Stevens
Myrtle Point Herald
Maxim
Advange
Tapoly
Pullen
Beckham
PPAL
Dunham
Cocos Bay
Pacific Power