Arago Defeats Powers In Conference Battle At Home
In a tight Friday conference clash the Arago high team edged Powers 22 to 19 in a heated opener. Robinson of Arago and Sprague of Powers led with 12 points each, Shepherd added 10 for Powers, while Hammack and Fredenburg of Arago previously starred in a spirited prelude. The second-string game saw Arago rally from a 15 to 9 halftime deficit to win 22 to 19 on home court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High
Ieee
Arago
J M. Adams
Robison
S. Gamwell
Powers
Legion Auxiliary Feted Friday Social at Home
Mrs Bruce Munro entertained the American Legion Auxiliary Friday afternoon at her home. A social gathering was held and the group planned to meet at the library for the next meeting weather permitting to organize the Popp Day activities of the organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Munro
American Legion Auxiliary
Entertains Bridge Club Hostess Weldon Medford
Mrs Weldon Medford hosted her bridge club last Thursday with a 1 30 lunch hour. First prize went to Mrs R E Stevens and second to Mrs Charles Crew. Mrs George Weeks attended as a guest of the club.
Pinochle Club Hosts Thurber Dessert Meeting
The Pinochle club met with Mrs A E Thurber for dessert last Thursday at 2 o clock. Mrs Allen King won first prize, Mrs Grady Johnson low, and guest prize went to Mrs W Carty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Thurber
Allen King
Grady Johnson Low
W . Carty
RNA Card Party Pleasing Event Of Saturday Nite
The RNA card party was held Saturday evening at the Fellowship hall with two tables of auction and four of pinochle along with two contract bridge tables. Refreshments followed, then bingo. Prizes went to Mrs Grady Johnson for high contract score, Mrs C S Townsend and Jeen Jones for low contract scores, Mrs Weldon Medford and R K E Stevens for high auction scores, and Mr and Mrs Elvin Hull for low auction scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RNA
Fellowship Hall
Grady Johnson
C S Townsend
Jeen Jones
Weldon Medford
R K E. Stevens
Elvin Hull
WPA Reclamation Drains Morris Ranch Land for Pasture
WPA workers drained swamp land on the Morris ranch last week. The drains connect with a creek feeding the river, and the reclaimed area is expected to yield good pasture for cattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WPA
Morris Ranch
Sauchurches Community Church Weekly Schedule
Sunday school at 0.45 am morning and 11 am service with supply pastors. Christian Endeavor at 4630 at the church. Ladies Aid at members' homes alternate Wednesdays at 2. Bible study with Mrs A T Erickson on alternate Thursdays at 2. Bible Standard school at 102 m. Preaching at 11 and evening service at 6. Tuesday afternoon prayer meeting with Mrs Wallace. Bible study Tuesday evening at the church. Tuesday service at 8 cm. Saturday meets the 2 with Rev Eugene I Armstrong pastor. Sunday service at the church Tivareday at 8 cm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor
A T Erickson
Birthday Party Held Saturday for Katrina Gamwell
Katrina Gamwell celebrated her 11th birthday Saturday with a party at home attended by playmates. Guests included Rosemary Aubin Lorraine Ligat Betty Robertson Mary Slonecker Merle Saint Diana Powers Nora Dwyer Bernice Barrette Laverne Barrette Evalyn Stock Bonnie Church and Helen Griswold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katrina Gamwell
Rosemary Aubin
Lorraine Helen Ligat
Betty Jean Robertson
Mary Slonecker
Merle Saint
Diana Powers
Nora Dwyer
Bernice Munro
Laverne Barrette
Evalyn Stock
Bonnie Jean Church
Helen Griswold
Powers High welcomes Shirley McWain from Portland
Report cards for the first semester were issued this week. Shirley McWain, daughter of Mr and Mrs Dean McWain, entered Powers High School Monday. She has just graduated from the eighth grade in a Portland school. The food and cooking class started this week under Miss Ethel Beougher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Beougher
Shirley McWain
Dean McWain
Powers High School
Portland
Sunshine Club Elect Officers at Meeting
Sunshine club met last week Tuesday at the home of Mrs Ray Berry. An auditing committee was appointed: Mrs Fred Stock, Mrs Earl Roger, and Mrs Eddie Aubin. New officers elected: President Mrs Eddie Aubin, vice president Mrs Sol Mogan, secretary Mrs Wm Winkemann, treasurer Mrs Jennie Jones. Birthday gifts to Mrs Lee Moore and Mrs Jennie Jones. refreshments served by Mrs Berry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine Club
Ray Berry
Fred Stock
Earl Roger
Eddie Aubin
Sol Mogan
Wm Winkemann
Jennie Jones
Lee Moore
Berry
Color In The Home Program Delivers Color Lesson
Miss Jessie Palmiter demonstrates color in interior design at the first of a series of meetings in the Fellowship clubhouse. Topics cover light relations, primary colors and tints with charts and samples. A potluck lunch followed, with local hosts and high school home economics students assisting, and plans announced for a state homemakers conference in Corvallis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Palmiter
Miss Palmiter
Lyle McCulloch
M M Brown
Withiam Hennessey
Ned Slonecker
J F Johnson
Ethel Beougher
Birthday Dinner Honors Mrs Rogers in Delmar North Powers
Mr and Mrs Ben Rogers and Mrs Alice Thomas all from Delmar attended a birthday dinner held at the home of Mrs Earl Roger in North Powers. The event was held in honor of Mrs Rogers birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Rogers
Alice Thomas
Delmar
Earl Roger
North Powers
Rogers
Junior and Senior Women Meet Next Week
The Junior Woman's Club meets Monday in the library on February 13 at 7 30 pm with topic My Ideal Room and bring pictures and materials. The Senior Woman's Club gathers next Wednesday at the clubhouse for fine arts and a dessert at 2 00 pm with Mrs George Lainger as program chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Lainger
Coos River Faces Powers Quintet On Friday
Coos River meets the Powers quintet on the locals floor in a featured basketball game. Coquille played the Coos River team Tuesday night in a separate matchup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coos River
Powers
Coquille
Thursday Social by the Women of Moose
The Women of Moose held a social hour after their regular meeting Thursday evening with Mrs Carl Briggs as hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moose
Community Sunday School financial report summary
The Community Sunday School reported a year’s total receipts of 16789 dollars. Of this, 32.50 dollars came from a piano sale, 11286 dollars from offerings and related sales. Expenses reached 146.18 dollars, covering literature, wood, lights, and general running costs plus 2920 dollars for shinec and church repairs. Average weekly collection was 217 dollars. attendance ranged from 27 on January 12 during a storm to 11 on Easter.
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Shine c
Grade Students Honor Schoolmate Farewell Party
The sixth grade held a farewell party in their classroom for Elvin Widmark who is moving to Coquille. Harold Wes played harmonica selections while Helen Griswold read a story and poem and John Thorpe delivered a humorous reading. Oma Widmark from the eighth grade did not attend. Games were played and refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elvin Widmark
Coquille
Harold Wes
Howard Varney
Helen Griswold
John Thorpe
Oma Widmark
Logging Camp Plan To Open Soon In Baker Creek
The Herald reports the E Hall Chaney Logging camp near Baker Creek has begun a preliminary survey to resume operations soon. Dan Murphy will upgrade the railroad track and bunkhouses while camp machinery undergoes a thorough overhaul.
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Herald
E Hall Chaney
Baker Creek
Dan Murphy
Curio Exhibit Fetes at Scholarship Loan Fund Tea
The Woman's club sponsors a curio exhibit of foreign artifacts and antique items at a Scholarship Loan Fund silver tea after the regular meeting. Tea served at 3 pm with musical performances by local singers and instrumentalists. The club endorsed the Doernbecher hospital appropriation and set Coos county federation meeting for late March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plains
Scholarship Loan Fund
Woman's Club
Henry Moe
David Churchill
Leo Frye
Olin Lay
W L. Stemmerman
Roy E. Fox
Coquille
Earl Hardy
Walter Rosenbaugh
Ruby McDaniels
Myrtle Point Contract Club Welcomes Guests Last Thursday
Myrtle Point hosts a Contract club meeting with attendees including Mesdames Fred Powers Clare Lehmanowsky Albert Powers E J Grener Dan Thomas and James Gamwell. The gathering occurred last Thursday with several members in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames
Fred Powers
Clare Lehmanowsky
Albert Powers
E J Grener
Dan Thomas
James Gamwell
Myrtle Point
Local folks visit, travel and illness noted in Coquille area
Mrs Roy Fox of Coquille visited Mr and Mrs D M Fox last week Albert Powers drove to Salem last week Wednesday Harrison McCracken confined by influenza may be out again Kenneth Rolfe student at the University of Oregon is at home for a few days Mr and Mrs Floyd Eaton returned last Wednesday from San Francisco trip Mrs William Marsee went to Eugene Fridgy where her son Stuart, a university student, was in infirmary with flu illness Mr George Turney of Coquille was a caller in town last Thursday afternoon Mr and Mrs Dan E Thomas spent Thursday in Myrtle Point Mr and Mrs H M Slim M Furland and family of Eckley moved into Powers Mr and Mrs Ernest Hammack and family of Arago were in town Friday Mr and Mrs John Kramer returned Sunday from a visit with
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Fox
Coquille
D M Fox
Albert Powers
Salem
Harrison McCracken
Kenneth Rolfe
University of Oregon
Floyd Eaton
San Francisco
William Marsee
Eugene Fridgy
Stuart
George
Turney
Dan E Thomas
Myrtle Point
H M (Slim
Portland
Metropolis
John Widmark
Oma
Elvin
Allen W King
Henry Moe
South
Leonard Sach
North Bend
Charles Stallard
Charles Stallard, Sr
Jamboree Poster Highlights Weather and Moves in Oregon Belts
A Portland Boy Scouts Jamboree poster notes cold weather snow and icy streets in the metropolis. Families move or visit towns including Myrtle Point North Bend and Powers. Residents report hospitalizations operations and various relocations amid winter conditions and travel between towns in Oregon and California.
Gaylord Postmaster Improves After Stroke Like Event
Gaylord Word reports Mra James Palmer Gaylord postmaster is improving after a recent stroke described as heart attack like rather than paralysis. Members of the Womans club held their regular meeting last Wednesday.
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Independence
James Palmer Gaylord
Womans Club
Local credits and visits in Coos county and surrounding towns
Mrs H D Bones traveled to Coquilla for corner work in Coos county and attended a luncheon hosted by Miss Jessie Palmiter and Mrs G B Swenson. Several residents visited friends in Myrtle Point and Coquille, including trips by G R Swenson, Alvin Howard, Lester Huntley, and Mr Mrs Arthur E Doyle. Mrs Carey Bones stayed with her parents in Lee and Mrs Addie Hayes vacationed with daughter Mrs Lawrence Mullen. Mrs R P Daniels suffers jaundice and Emil Peterson from Johnson mountains visited the Swenson home Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. D. Bones
Caquilla
Coos County
Jessie Palmiter
G. BR. Swenson
James Devereux
Winfred Roberts
G R Swenson
Portland
Carey Bones
Webb Mast
Lee
Addie Hayes
Myrtle Point
Broadbent Ivan Richardson Hosts and Visits Noted
Social notes detail visits by Ivan Richardson and Patricia Hermann with the Homanns and Newhouses. Sunday dinner guests included Forrest Hermann and Virna Hermann among others. A basketball score lists Broadbent beating Power 40 to 15 on Friday. corrections note earlier Herald misprint.
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Ivan Richardson
J M
Darkdol
Roderick Hermann
Patricia Apent
George Homann
Twin Oaks
Joe Harry
Keith
Juan Apent
Mra
Donna Wan
Broadbent
Power
Joan
Herald
Jean Peeraden
A Rosede Dowe
Bandun
Community News And School Notes From Riverton Area
Residents gathered with the Ward family near Riverton as Rev A Stephens of Coquille spoke at the community church. School reports note new desks were not added, English tests for seventh and eighth grades occurred, and absence due to a cold affected Junior Smith. A January February birthday party failed. 4 H club leaders met at Valley View. Broadbent cooking club enjoyed a taffy pull. Martha Myers was absent. the primary room praises the school board bought a new hand table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Ward
Ley
Ana
Alee
Parle Ward
Riverton
A. Stephens
Coquille
Junior Smith
Mine White
Misa Barksow
Valley View
Martha Myers
Rom Schop
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Legion Auxiliary
Entertains Club
Sauchurches
Bible Standard
Gaylord and
Powers Womans Clubs
Gaylord
Mesdames H D_ Bones
Varey Bones
Nora Hainey
Wm Lear Winifred Robertson
Arthur Doyle
Ysports
R. L. Clinton
Optometrist
Marshfield
Barker's Jewelry Store
Myrtle Pt
DR. DE LA Rhue
J. R. Bunch
Mona Cat Othe
Teeege
Tiaang Bastic
Utter Ca Tran Syart Cette
al. Harroaan Hayen
Van
George Sith
Bandon
Mere Smiths
Fis Masel
Jaste Huntley Gan
Broaden
Acden Ryerson
Howard Chandler Christy
Sol Bloom
New York
R. F. Milne
First
Nat'l. Bank
Hide
L. H. Pearce Garage
Huling Lundy & Sons
Jesse Clinton
Phene
S. Breuer
KE. C. Barker
Bo Fontan
Povs
Seattle
Comfort Air Master
Montag
LS. Chambers
Vo Coat Rane
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